I C A L Defects Affect Employability By Occupation
Brief notice notes medical defects impact job prospects across trades and professions. It highlights exam standards and eligibility considerations for prisoners entering or reentering the workforce.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
8
Brief notice notes medical defects impact job prospects across trades and professions. It highlights exam standards and eligibility considerations for prisoners entering or reentering the workforce.
The American Legion Alamo post forms a dedicated Uncanplos demnt commission to aid ex servicemen in finding work. Warne Davis announces inauguration with Veterans' Bureau support providing office space a part time secretary and stenographer. A printed card will be available in The List for ex servicemen to apply via the fifth floor of the Smith-Long building.
Story notes a Mexican plan to honor Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow with a statue carved from Mexican marble to be placed on the Alameda in Mexico City. The item appears on the front page amid garbled text and distractions about local crime and liquor enforcement.
President Hoover tells Congress a balanced budget is possible next year if revenue estimates prove accurate, aiming for a small surplus around 30 million dollars. He opposes tinkering with the public debt and notes a 321 million dollar budget increase, largely due to farm board funding and Justice Department enforcement costs for Prohibition.
A URI-A news reporter attempted to shoot Premier Berenguer in his office in Machiv. The gun misfired and the reporter was overpowered by guards. Citywide tensions rise over a volatile political climate and housing prices.
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