Civilians Sought for War Department Foreign Posts in La Crosse
War department recruiting officers in La Crosse seek civilians for a two year campaign offering typist and stenographer positions abroad. Jobs come under civil service with full benefits, twelve months plus seven year commitment, 26 days vacation, 15 days sick leave, furnished transportation, housing and meals, with base pay $1 704 to $2 340 yearly. Eligibility for Germany and Japan varies by age. veterans given preference. Tests at USES office near Exchange building.
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Civil Service
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Constance Kulziak
Rozalia Bryant
USES
Exchange
Grace Moore Might Become A Catholic in Rome
Grace Moore arrives in Rome for six concerts in Italy and contemplates converting to Catholicism. She hopes for a papal audience and mentions three children to be raised with families before she perhaps brings them to America. Her first concert is in Rome on Friday.
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Grace Moore
Rome
Italy
Milan
Florence
America
Miss Moore
Seattle Chief jokes on old swimwear law enforcement
Seattle Police Chief Herbert D. Kimsevy quips about enforcing a long forgotten city rule that required swimmers to wear a bathing dress covering from waist to neck. He warns that enforcing it would spark public uproar as every shapely woman could object, making streets unsafe for officers.
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Seattle
Herbert D. Kimsevy
Ferdinand of Bulgaria in Coburg Still Mentors Royal Way
An 85 year old former Bulgarian king, Ferdinand, lives in Coburg retired with a tiny royal scope. His longtime secretary says he is in decent health, gardens on flower pots, and recalls Africa and America. He seeks a game wardens license to hunt rumored auerhahn and fears Russian influence near the border as he remains a relic of a vanished empire.
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Bulgaria
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Brooklyn
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Petro
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Agen
eeeSeeee Hogerbusch
Russia
Africa
America
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Persia
Pleads Guilty To Selling Grade Cows As Purebred Guernseys
Homer Run dell, 63, Platteville Wis admitted five counts of federal postal fraud and received a suspended six month sentence after restitution. He defrauded farmers in about 22 states from 1939 to 1945 by mailing 200 grade Guernsey cows as purebreds. Rundell bought grade animals, registered them as purebreds with the American Guernsey club, and sold them at large profit.
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Madison
Homer Rundell
Platteville
Wis
Patrick Stone
U. S. District Court
Rundell
U. S
Charles Cashin
Arabs In Jerusalem Stage General Anti Jewish Riots
A crowd of over 3,000 stone hurling Arabs marked a general Arab strike in Palestine with a demonstration before the Damascus Gate Mosque Elaqsa. British troops formed a barricade while Arabs faced the force in a heavy rain. Jamal Effendi Husseini spoke against the British American inquiry committee, which urged immediate emigration authorization for 100,000 more Jews to Palestine. The Arab higher committee called the strike.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Elaqsa
Damascus Gate
Jamal Effendi Husseini
Arab Higher Committee
Woman Driver Misjudges Garage Obstruction
Arkansas City Kansas report states Mrs Rex Garris attempted to back from her garage and, pressing the gas, drove into the driveway only to find the obstacle was the garage door. The note ends with a non sequitur about the Arabic language.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Rex Garris
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