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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
In XXVISNVILLE TENN AP a Knoxville housewife faced an extended confinement as authorities forced more time for a return of a son amid disruptions in the sanitation division. The article notes unusual delays and official involvement in the case.
SILESTON Mo June 24 AP Sinking employees of the Sept County Milling Co returned to work today but set a noon tomorrow deadline for a walkout unless the War labor act intervenes. Workers had demanded wage increases and union leaders had pressed the petition. The strike began yesterday and was called off as county officials announced no action would be taken.
De Valera’s Fianna Fail party wins a majority in the Irish Dail after Tuesday’s vote, beating key Fine Gael members including Gen Richard Mulcahy. The election ends without a focus on neutrality as candidates agree on continuation, with De Valera’s administration under fire over economic policy and price and wage issues. Local civilian defense councils number about 1278 nationwide. State legislatures Colorado and Wisconsin adopt statewide retirement systems for municipal workers.
With Our Soldiers Sailors Marines feature highlights servicemen visiting home. Sergeant Roselie Nutter and daughter share a moment as he displays a Guadalcanal battle insignia, recalling five major battles. He returned from Iceland and Guadalcanal duty for a 30 day leave, first home in nearly a year.
Pfc Ralph Roling returns to Hamilton Field California after a fifteen day furlough spent with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roling at RR 4. He has served in the armed forces for 11 months.
Radio Officer Casey Jones Sr on two weeks leave visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Jones at 214 Center St. He has served at sea since December 1942 with the Merchant Marines and has seen duty in the Atlantic. He is accompanied by his fiancee Miss Jayne Wansker of Winchester Mass.
Four sons of Mr and Mrs G E Barrow of New Bloomfield enlist in the Naval Air Corps and armed services. Ensign Raymond Barrow serves in the Navy Air Corps while Lt Lloyd Barrow of the Army Air Corps and Finis Barrow, a naval aviation cadet, are in service. A fifth brother, Harold Barrow, Fulton High School athletics director, expects to join before August.
At Farragut the following men from Jefferson City and vicinity are receiving basic training Idaho with the U S. Stanley Witt husband of Mrs Lorette Witt Linn George Edward Coulter son of Mr and Mrs George Coulter 815 St William Seibel husband of Evelyn Seibel 1317 W High Dwight Turk husband of Faye Turk 320 E Miller and Monroe Wekenborg husband of Mrs Monroe Wekenborg 622 Kansas St
Geraldine Hicks of the WAAC's stationed in Norfolk Virginia is on a 10 day furlough visiting her mother Mrs. E Hicks at 326 Chestnut street.
John C. Stock husband of Patricia Stock of 314 Ash graduated yesterday from the service school for storekeepers at Great Lakes Illinois marking completion of the program.
In the South Pacific after serving seven rounds of combat on the ideal canal with the U S Marines. He enlisted on January 2, 1912 and has been overseas twelve months. Before enlistment he worked for the State High Department. His brother, Robert L Dewy, was recently promoted to sergeant. He serves in the Ordnance Corps at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Earl Burkett son of Mr and Mrs W E Burkett 631 East Capitol Ave promoted to corporal He is assigned to Drew Field Tampa Florida with the Signal Corps He has served since January 1943 A brother Yt C Burkett part of U S Army Air Forces in Greensboro North Carolina.
Private Calvin M. Schanuth returns to Camp San Luis Obispo California after a 13 day furlough spent with his mother Mrs Grace Schanuth. He has been 43 years old.
Dorothy V. Dimmitt was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the WAAC at Fort Des Moines Iowa. She previously worked at the State Finance Department and later moved to St. Louis.
Seaman Second Class John Lester Jones, who spent a D day furlough with his mother Mrs Annie Jones at Bonnets Mill, was renamed Paty at a naval training station after receiving training at Farragut.
Warren Green son of Mrs J C Green 503 Hamlin is receiving basic training at Camp Blanding Florida with the U S Army. Before induction March 29 he worked at the Iss Missouri hotel.
Paul J. Schubert returned to Farragut Idaho after spending the past week with his wife and parents at 202 Montana street.
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