Council Rejects Cab Company Rent Space Proposal
City Council in a brief session last night rejected a proposal from a local cab company to rent parking spaces on Madison Street. The matter, raised by City Attorney James Riley, was dismissed after brief consideration.
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J. Noonan
Edward J. Rodeman
Mid-State Printing Company
Max Baer
the &Ty Council
Central Missouri Junk Company
Employment Service Interview Boost for War Effort Workers
Norvis G. Holloway of the local United States Employment Service announced a West Coast representative would hold padherd interviews at the 22312 East High Street office on June 10 11 and 12 to recruit skilled workers and helpers for wartime production. Wages are good and transportation may be arranged. union dues and living expenses may be advanced if needed. Agricultural workers in production are excluded. those who worked for an essential employer in the last 30 days require release. The program aligns with the Regional Stabilization Program in the South Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas region.
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United States Umployment Service
West Coast
East High Street
California
Elden
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Holloway
United States Employment Service
Accuracy and Sympathy Requisites Casualty Branch Of Service Has the War's Unenviable Job
Washington dispatch details the casualty branch of the Adjutant General's office as the war's most difficult operation. About 1,100 workers verify death and injury reports, send telegrams and sympathy letters to next of kin, and coordinate with multiple agencies to ensure accurate, timely notifications and pension or insurance actions.
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Eve Sngle
Charles A. Easterbrook
Urst
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Northern
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John Q. Volunteer
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George C. Marshall
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Quartermaster Generals Office
Army Effects Bureau
Surgeon General's
Social Security Board
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Navy casualty reporting and communications limits
Navy casualty reports are routed through the casualties and allotments section of the welfare Division Huresa of Naval Personnel under Rear Admiral Rendall Jacks. Ship communications are strained in action and progress reports on wounded personnel cannot always be provided. efforts are made to inform relatives when conditions permit.
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S E Bilveu Dies At Daughter s Home
Simon Peter Bilven born Linn Creek on November 1 dies after illness at his daughter Bertha Browns home 1601 West Main. Survived by wife dead 1918. daughters Mrs Brooksie Moore Mrs Stella Frank Mrs Oscar Meyers Mrs Gertrude son in San Francisco. Eleven idea and one great end child survive. Fleet Ras a Sprain New York Count Fleet retired to home after ankle injury.
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Bertha Brown
West Main Hight
Bilveu
Linn Creek
Brooksie Moore
High Point
Stella Frank
Springfield
Oscar Meyers
Seattle
Washington
Gertrude
San Francisco
Idea
Fleet
York
John D
Dan Cameron
Playgrounds To Open Monday Sponsorship Restored
Jefferson City Lions Club will again sponsor summer playgrounds starting Monday June 11 at five sites plus City Tennis Courts and two junior softball leagues. WPA funds aid the program with supervision by Park School principal Ton Kelley and others. daily hours 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. through Friday, plans for a full schedule to be settled before opening. The program costs about 2000 dollars, and a Playground Festival on July 1 will raise funds.
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Sleelung Park
George J. Linker
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Bivins to Defend His Title Tonight
Long-armed Jimmy Bivins defends his duration light heavy weight title in a 15 round outdoor bout with Lloyd Marshall at Cleveland Lakefront Stadium. Promoter Larry Awkins expects 20,000 fans paying about 75 dollars each for the prize fight.
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Jane
Jimmy Bivins
Lloyd Marshall
California
Larry Awkins
Fights Last Night Style Boxing Summary
Boxing cards across multiple cities feature Derazio outpointing Franklin in Philadelphia and Bolden outpointing Fiducia in Cleveland. Wilson outpoints Phillips in Washington while Hart stops Villar in the same city. Galen stops the Golden Terror in Chattanooga. Villavicencio outpoints Hutchi in Ocean Park and Flores defeats Aruna in Los Angeles.
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Ocean Park
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Vincente Villavicencis
Mex City
Max Hutchi
Los Angeles
Victor’ Flores
Mexico City
Johnny Anruna
Skater Earle Reynolds Talks Racing Career and Latonia Roots
In a breezy New York AP feature, veteran racer Earle Reynolds recalls his longevity in skating and sports. He recounts Latonia track memories, meeting Evelyn Chandler, and his varied life as jockey, speedskater, hockey player, and bett ing advisor to John Gates. He cites early theater ice acts and a Navy stint while detailing racing odds and notable bets, including Gates backing Beach and a jumping horse at high stakes.
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New York
Latonia
Earle
Reynolds
Yeeland
Evelyn Chandler
John W
Beta-millian) Gates
Anna Held
White Sox
Gian
McGraw
Skater
Palestine
Eddie
Skaling
Navy
Dodgers limp home as pitching falters in West swing
The Brooklyn Dodgers, top NL by percentage but tied for wins, return from a harsh western trip with a battered pitching staff. Freddy Fitzsimmons saved a 4-1 win over the Pirates as Arky Vaughan and Dixie Walker sparked a late rally, while St. Louis closeds the gap in first.
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Pittsburgh
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Freddy
Brooks
Arky Vaughan
Dixie Walker
Delpa Camilli
Elbie Fletcher
Vaughan
Pirates
Frankie Gustine
Cardinals
Dodger
Fitzsimmons
Wally Hebert
Fitzsimmeons
End of Season Intersectional Swing Continues
The piece notes 1l hits and seven runs allowed by Fitz as the season ends. It previews Wednesday’s resumption with Brooklyn facing Boston and Philadelphia moving into New York. In the American League Chicago plays Detroit St Louis Cleveland and Washington Boston.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Cleveland
Washington
Pell
Louie
Piusourgh Ashe
Cincinnati
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Notable golf duo tied for lead in national open
A historical note recalls Gene Zen and Lawson Little sharing first in the national open golf meet in Cleveland three years ago while Ed Oliver shot 287 but was disqualified for a too early start on the final round. The report also mentions Army restrictions suppressing Jersey City night ban discussions a year ago.
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Jersey City
Gene ‘ Zen
Lawson Little
Cleveland
Ed Oliver
Tao
Badger Coach to Head All Stars in Charity Game
Chicago reports that Henry Silliail of Wisconsin is chosen to lead the all stars in a charity football game at Evanston. The event gathers top college players for a showcase, with a focus on raising funds and spotlighting the program.
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Harry Silliail
University of Wisco
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Evanston
Dame
Sabie
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