Navy recruiter to visit Pocatello each Saturday
Chief Torpedoman G. R. Stamp from the local navy recruiting office in Pocatello will visit Peston on Saturday of each week. He may be contacted at the Post Office between the hours of 11 A M and 4 P M.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
3
Chief Torpedoman G. R. Stamp from the local navy recruiting office in Pocatello will visit Peston on Saturday of each week. He may be contacted at the Post Office between the hours of 11 A M and 4 P M.
Cancer control drives planned by the Field Army with Mrs. Russell Crockett as Franklin County commander and helpers Hazel Rorabaugh Edrus Larson and Goldie Petterberg. Idaho health figures show 1944 polio deaths 1 cancer 495 with 97 129 tuberculosis and 15 polio cases. Idaho has $86,732 for crippled children and $90,268 for TB plus county allocations. The 1945 effort raises $13,975 plus $1,200. Idaho’s goal is $35,000 and Franklin County’s quota is $1022.90.
The Army extends its voluntary enlistment program to 378 specialist classifications. Veterans discharged since May 12, 1945 may reenlist in a grade they qualify for by length of prior service, with a higher grade possible within limits. Utah, Southern Idaho, and Eastern Nevada recruiting stations will provide details. local contact is through T/Sgt. Bowen at the Chamber of Commerce office in Preston.
Thos L Boyle, manager of the United States Employment Service Preston, outlines why employers should list jobs with USES and why all job seekers should register. Benefits include widest candidate pool, access to veterans, no fees, coast to coast reach, careful screening, and tailored job matching to save time and expense.
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