Youths Limited by Laws in Summer Employment
War era rules restrict work for under 16s to domestic and farm roles. U S employment service manager E Wal lace Evans notes plants avoid young teens and WI industrial rules bar miners under 17. Vocational school opens June 19 offering a college of commerce program to 10th to 12th graders as part of a wartime training effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svate
E. Wallace Evans
U. S. Employment Service
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
College of Commerce
Evans
John B. Coleman
Coleman
Aoe
Diraderen Seeseomne
Ae See Wing Gee
Federated Women's Clubs Hold Meeting in Wisconsin
ETTRICK Wisconsin special report notes board members from Trempealeau attended as Federated Women's Clubs gathered for a regular meeting. The article highlights topics discussed and community efforts led by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s Clubs
Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook
A wartime diary fragment describes night battles aboard a carrier. The writer notes suspense as a bomber descends, fear for survivors, and sightings of enemy planes, flak, and anti aircraft fire. A seaplane rescues a downed crewman as relief arrives.
Winter deer herd thrives amid heavy snow and hunting effort
Michigan wildlife officials report the state's deer herd passed winter in excellent condition as deep snow limited movement and conservation crews conducted extensive surveillance and habitat work to sustain the population.
Radio Programs and Schedules Across Networks
A dense listing of NBC CBS BLUE and MBS network time slots for Monday May 15 and Tuesday, detailing programs like Blessings of Liberty, Action in North Atlantic, Information Please, Vox Pop by Parks and Warren, Sherlock Holmes, Breakfast at Sardis, Luzern by Armies, and various musical and drama segments with hosts and guest stars. Includes times, host names, and program changes.
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NBC
John Garfield
Barlow
Voorhees
Alec Templeton
John Gunther
CBS
Blondie
Vox Pop
Camp Endicott
Raymond Massey
North Atlantic
Bob Crosby
Blu
Horace Heidt
Counter Spy
Tommy Dorsey
Paul Lavalle
MBS
Army Air Forces
Wacs
Sherlock Holmes
Paul Winchell
Jerry
NDC
Light of the World
Page Farrell
Captain Midnight
Nbec
Quincy Howe
Jeri Sullavan Bong Bhow
Jack Armstrong
Bdilu
West
Henry J. Taylor
Waring
Nbc-Basic
Horace Heidt & His Orchestra
Bdly Palton Lewis, Jr
Nobc Ranger
Biondie-Dagwood
Cbs the Army Air Forces
Kaltenborn
Nbe
Cbs Basic
Arlene Francis
Radio Theater
Dbs Counter Spy
Bdiu
Gabriel Heatter
Nick Carter
Screen Guild Players & Guests
Henry Gledstone
Sally Sweetsland
Blu Bishop Pardue
Showtime
Blondie Dagwood
Fred Waring
Radio Schedule for May 16 1944 List
Program lineup for Tuesday includes Uncle Josh 62 News at 6:30 Farm Service Options 6:30 Daily War Journal 7:00 Do You 7:15 Top Kick 7:30 Morning Billboard 7:45 and Morning News sections with local serenade at 11:05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Louis
Josh
Farm Service
Daily War Journal
FASTEETH Powder Keeps Dentures Firmly In Place
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding and rocking. It leaves no gummy taste, controls denture odor, and avoids souring, with sale advised at any drug store.
Brownsville Sailor Missing In Action
Brownsville, Minn. John Holzworth received word from the navy that his son Leroy David Holzworth MMMIc is missing in action. Holzworth enlisted January 1942 and has been overseas for a year. Brothers Aaron and Raymond Holzworth are also in naval service, with Aaron serving in the South Pacific.
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Brownsville
Minn
John Holzworth
Navy Department
Leroy David Holzworth
Mmmic
Holzworth
Navy
Aaron
Fic
Naval Fleet
South Pacific
Raymond
Co Op Creamery Members Hold All Day Meeting
Members of the Co Op Creamery held an all day session in a village to discuss expansion and operations. An added boiler room and office enlarge the brick plant to 120 by 40 feet, enabling more drying of skim milk with two new roller dryers handling about 80 000 pounds daily. Attendees included Frank Maher of Bowman Dairy and local officials. directors were re elected and Monson remained as buttermaker. A free dinner was served at the Synod Lutheran hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mahar
Bowman Dairy Company
Harvey Weavers
Department of Agriculture
Madison County
Charles A. Mittelstadt
Homer Tait
Madison
E. R. Weeks
Bowman Dairy
Mariemus Middelkopp
Baldwin
Wis
Ronald Johnson
C. T. Sorenson
Wman Company
Evansville
D. L. Wilbur
Chippewa Falls
Bowman Company
Clarence Kaas
Olaf Lovlien
Joe Skaff
J. F. Johnson
M. C. Sletteland
John Skadahl
Bennie Lewis
Arthur Ringsien
William Schroeder
Johnson
Kaas
Sletteland
Skadahl
M. H. Monson
Synod Lutheran Hall
Pigeon Falls
Training of Homing Pigeons Starts Early
The article notes that training begins when pigeons are about a week old. It highlights early conditioning to harness their homing abilities and outlines steps in the initial growth phase.
Fourteen Fighters Sink A Jap Destroyer Near Rabaul
In Keravia bay off New Britain a P-38 squadron led by 1st Lieut. Joe Travers attacked a camouflaged Japanese destroyer. Travers and three wingmen scored heavy hits while others strafed a nearby cargo ship. Marine dive bombers later found the wreck upright with stern submerged.
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Keravia Bay
Rabaul
New Britain
Joe Travers
Medford
Mass
Travers
John McHugh
Chippewa Falls
Wis
John Yeagley
Hastings
Neb
Benjamin Krobert
Beaver Dam
Marine Dive Bom
Gandhi ill with malaria amoebic dysentery and hookworm
A medical bulletin reported Mohandas K. Gandhi, the Indian nationalist leader, is ill with malaria fever and also has amoebic dysentery and hook worm. He is being treated for these conditions. A Spanish production of Hamlet was recently staged in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
A _ medical bulletin
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Mexico City
Work In Summer Plea To Teachers
Norman E. Schulze area director of the war manpower commission urges teachers to take summer jobs to ease the labor shortage. Vacationing teachers need no availability statements to accept positions under the employment stabilization plan, as hiring during vacation and end of summer rehiring are excluded. He notes war industries need workers, especially food processing and canning, and asks teachers to report to the local U S Employment Service office promptly. Schulze commends teachers for wartime service and calls on them to do more during the emergency. Rhodesia issues purple $1 bills to save war metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Schulze
War Manpower Commission
Schulze
WMC
U. S. Employment Service
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