Jobs To Come Home To United Gas Pipe Line Company Policy
United Gas Pipe Line and related firms report through Shreveport that their reconversion plan keeps jobs for veterans. As of this week 942 employes have entered military service and 42 veterans return in roles matching or related to their pre war positions. The companies will place returning regular workers in suitable jobs and view this policy as vital to efficient operation. They praise service members and commit to keeping employment ready for those able to work.
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United Gas Pipe Line Company
Associated Companies
Armed Services
General Office
Personel Department
Shreveport
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Wilson’s Warning Echoes in Postwar World Peace Debate
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch cites Woodrow Wilson’s warning that the world must act to create lasting peace through a world organization. It argues America should not repeat past mistakes and urges today’s statesmen to apply wiser, broader vision in forming a lasting postwar order.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
America
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Declaration of Independence Survives Two Fires Since 1776
The document has endured two separate fires since its 1776 signing, remaining intact despite peril. Historians note its resilience and the ongoing efforts to preserve this founding artifact for future generations.
Baldwin Business College News National Letter Writing ContestParticipants
Students taking part in Nation-Wide Letter-Writing Contest were Mary Lon Hollan Beverly Jean Harris Doris Smallwood Alice Dvorak Lorene Ammermann of Moulton Leona Pustka of Shiner Mary Pustka of Shiner Philip Hubner of Shiner and Dorothy Smolik of Hallettsville.
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Mary Lon Hollan
Beverly
Jean Harris
Doris Smallwood
Alice Dvorak
Lorene Ammermann
Moulton
Leona Pustka
Shiner
Mary Pustka
Philip Hubner
Dorothy Smolik
Hallettsville
Good Laying Record Broken in Floyd County Hen
A parmenter red hen on the Oliver Allen farm in Floyd County laid 615 eggs during a two year period ending September 12. Agricultural Agent Leon C. Ranson of the A and M Extension Service reports 344 eggs in the first year. The hen weighed seven and a half pounds when she laid her first egg two years ago and had gained a quarter pound after laying about 80 pounds of eggs in early September.
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College Station
Oliver Allen
Floyd County
Leon C. Ranson
A. and M. Extension Service
Oak Grove PTA Plans Social Meeting at Schoolhouse
The Oak Grove PTA schedules its second meeting at the schoolhouse on Thursday October 26 a social gathering. The public is invited and encouraged to donate to the WarChest Fund.
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The
Oak Grove Pt.a
WarChest Fund
Pyorrhea and Gums Ad From Kotzebue Drug Co
A vintage drug advertisement urges attention to pyorrhea caused by neglect and claims a refund if the first bottle of Letos fails to help. The Kotzebue Drug Company promotes dental remedy with a promise of money back.
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Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Baldwin Business College News
Moulton Eagle O. F. Knape
Moulton, Texas
Ballard
Snow Liniment
Kotzebur Drug CO
Jalufka
Jaco
Af, Halliburton
Mgr
Texaco Products
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oak Grove
PTA
Kotzebue Drug Company
G.I. Joe
United Gas Pipeline Company
United
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