Marine quota open for enlistment in modern corps
M. Sgt. Joseph A Weisnewski of the U S marine corps recruiting station announces a quota remains open for enlistment of eligible young men ages 17 to 29 for three or four year terms. Opportunities for advancement are numerous with skills in engineering radio mechanics aviation crafts electrical metallurgy and more. The Marine Corps Institute offers free formal education and up to two years of college credits recognized by leading colleges. For details contact the recruiting station at the federal building room 312 or by telephone.
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Joseph A. Weisnewski
U. S. Marine Corps
Federal Building
Weisnewski
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Institute
Unis
Kirk Terms Visit With Stalin Pleasant Meeting
U S Ambassador Alan G. Kirk described his Kremlin talk with Prime Minister Stalin as courteous and pleasant. The 45 minute discussion covered general subjects and marked Kirk’s first meeting with Stalin in about a year.
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Moscow
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Stalin
Kremlin
Kirk
Walter Bedell Smith
Honeymoon Collision Intercepts Wisconsin Couple in Effingham
A Wisconsin newlywed couple on their honeymoon crashed head on with John Kelley of Muskegon Michigan south of Effingham on U S 45 during a Sunday night rain. Mrs Walters suffered a fractured leg and facial injuries. she was reported in good condition later. Mr Walters received forehead cuts and shock and was discharged. Kelley also had cuts and bruises.
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Effingham, Ill
Wisconsin
Paul Walters
Kenosha
Wis
John Kelley
Muskegon
Mich
Here
Kelley
Missouri
Pleads Guilty On Embezzlement Charge
Peter Knutson a 56 year old former Cumberland bank cashier pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzlement and false entries. He was fined 1000 and placed on two years probation by Judge Patrick E. Stone. He admitted taking twelve thousand dollars in small sums over time and made full restitution after surrendering July 11.
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Wausau
Wis
Peter Knutson
Northwestern State Bank
Cumberland
Patrick E. Stone
U. S
Charles H. Cashin
Knutson
Cashin
Author Of The Week Charles Morgan
Charles Morgan born in Kent England in 1894. He joined the Royal navy at 13 and served in World War I as POW during Antwerp defense. After the war he studied at Oxford and joined the London Times editorial staff as drama critic. He later served in World War II with the admiralty and wrote prize winning novels and plays. He received the Legion d Honneur for literary work.
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Charles Morgan
Kent
England
Royal Navy
Antwerp
Oxford
London Times
The
Admiralty
Macmillan Publishing Co
Blue-Eyed Sally Fights to Walk After Brace Theft
Detroit child Sally Parrett, age seven, awaited a first walk after nerve injury and surgeries but her custom leg brace, fitted to a special shoe, was stolen from a car. Her father mourned the six week wait for a replacement as Sally asked about the promised tricycle.
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Detroit
Sally
Edward J. Parrett
Grace Hospital
Refugee Towns Planned in India With 100000 Housing Tenants
Construction of several new refugee towns in India is proposed to accommodate Pakistan refugees. The largest camp will be in Kalyan Bombay province and include about 20 000 tenements housing 100 000 people at an estimated cost of 25 500 000 dollars.
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India
Pakistan
Kalyan
Bombay
Price of meat and corn clash with harvest surplus
New York column analyzes a bumper corn crop of about 3% billion bushels and last year’s 800 million held grain. It notes government supports and potential price controls while predicting pork and meat prices may shift as storage and policy mix affect costs.
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New York
Sam
Congress
Dismiss Suit Against Irving
A circuit court judge dismissed an accounting suit against Congressman Leonard Irving and two Hod Carriers union officers Roy Livingstone and Alvin Butcher. The case, filed by Theodore Baldwin on behalf of 84 members, alleged conspiracy to divert union funds for personal use. Irving denied the charges.
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Kansas City
Monnay
Leonard Irvi
Irving
Presidentman
Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers’ Union of America
AFL
Theodore Baldwin
Roy E. Livingstone
Alvin Butcher
Ambassador Recalled Named Deputy Foreign Minister Shift
Moscow radio announced Anatole Lavrentiev Mon announced a career diplomat was promoted to deputy foreign minister after a recall. No successor for the Belgrade post was mentioned in the Russian release.
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Slavia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Anatole II
Lavrentiev
Belgrade
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