War Manpower explains job choice under priority referrals
The War Manpower Commission outlines that able bodied workers cannot choose any easy job such as selling neckties. John Doe must accept priority referrals to essential local firms, with valid reasons or lack of suitable openings guiding any refusals, while a fighting cousin GI Joe faces different expectations.
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John Doe
Houck H Mitchell
War Manpower Commission
John
GI Joe
Saipan
France
Jess
Thn Ecith
Political Announcements for Scott County Candidates
The Herald lists candidates for the August 1 1944 primary. George W Kirk for Congress Republican. Ralph Hutchison and Claude Arnold for State Senator District 23. Mrs Eula Shanks for Scott County Representative Republican. Lynna Ancell for re nomination Scott County Assessor Democrat. S Lee Lawrence for nomination as LP Miller Sheriff Scott County Democrat. Early Malcolm Sheriff Scott County primary. Lyman Harrison Scott County Surveyor Democrat.
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George W Kirk
Congress
Ralph Hutchison
Eula Shanks
Scott County
Hot Springs May Become a Convalescent Camp
Hot Springs Arkansas may host convalescent service men with rest cures every two weeks as the War Department considers taking over three of the city's largest hotels Majestic Arlington and Park. Arkansas Senator John L McClellan led hotel officials to Washington to discuss with Army leaders. He cited possible additional hotels and a slim chance of Joe Anderson preserving one for civilian use.
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Hot Springs
Ark
National Park
War Department
Majestic
Arlington and Park
Arkansas
John L McClellan
Washington
Brehon Somervedh
Army Service Forces
McClellan
Joe Anderson
Pershing Sees War Nearing End After Talk With De Gaulle
Gen John J Pershing 83 and frail greeted Gen Charles de Gaulle at Walter Reed Hospital after a brief meeting. Pershing stated he believed the present World War I struggle was nearing its end and added that advancing to Berlin in the last war might have changed the course. de Gaulle responded that this time they would prevail through to victory.
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John J Pershing
AEF
Charles de Gualie
Pershing
Walter Reed Hospital
de Gualle
Berlin
Primary Election Notice for Scott County Missouri 1944
County Clerk announces a primary election on the first Tuesday of August 1944 at all precinct polls from 6 am to 7 pm, extending to sunset if needed, to nominate State District County Township candidates and elect committeemen and committeewomen. The notice lists Democratic candidates for various offices with post office addresses, including Roy McKittrick, Roger Sermon, Floyd Lee, Phil Donnelly, Edgar Shook, Redmond Brennan, and others, across many townships and districts.
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Scott County
LP (Les) Miller
Sherff
Lyman Harrison
Scott
Missour
Jast
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House of Commons
Claude Arnold
Lynna Ancell
S Lee Lawrence
Malcolm
Sam Foley
Gen Pershing
Lee
Lawrence
Sheriff’s Office
SPAP
Missouri
Democratic Party
Roy McKittrick Salisbury Bennett Champ Clark
Mayfair Hote
St Lows
Roger T Sermon
Proctor Place
Independence
Floyd P Lee
Doniphan
St Joseph
Phil M Donnelly
Adams Ave
Lebanon
Edgar Shook
West 57Th Terrace
Kansas City
Redmond S Brennan
Kansas City Cullens
Duncan New Franklin
David B Russell
Page
St Louis County
Dan D Porter
EK Yerby
Marshall W
H Foster Wardell
Walter Naylor Davis
Washington Kirkkwood
Wilson Bell Potas
Joe C Diebold Benton
Orville Taylor Sikeston
Roy W Howell Sikeston
Alex C Waters Sikeston
Lyman Harrison Benton
Richland Township
Blanton JR
Sikeston
F Schorle
Smith Sikeston
Sylvania Township
J W Bowman Oran
Sandywoods Township
Thomas E Stoner
Kelso Township
Arthur J Haverworth
Morley Township
Felker Morley
Moreland Township
Charles R Bollinger Benton
Richland
George Seyfert Sikeston
Myers Oran
Peal
Tywappity Township
Norval Cannon
Pichistadt
Republican Party
Charles P Noell R
Pacific
Charles E Rendlen
Center St Hannibal
Charles A Shaw
Wydown
Clayton
James Stewart
West Main St
Jefferson City
Charles Ferguson
Willow Springs
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Harwood
Armstrong
Benton Ave
Springfield
Joseph T Tate
Owensville
Rehkop
Higeginsville
Claude L. Lambert
Hart Versailles
James G Blaine
Devonshire
St Lous
Elmerine
Jesse E Smith
West Scott
Loyd (Boots) Miller
Grand Springfield
Elmer Nicolay
Hartford St
St Louis
Herman H Lark
Ted) Graves
Farmington
Thompson
Madison St
George Metzger
Parker
George B Harlan
Morgan
Boonville
J P Craig Kearney
Lafty
Steward
Poplar St
Poplar Bluff
Forrest Smith
Richmond
Johnson
North Main St
Brookfield
Bob
WINN
New London
Harry J Revercomb
Shelbina
Fo. Attorney General
IL N Searcy Emimence
Olliver W Nolen
Paris
Commerce Township
Norval
Anderson
BOM Commerce
Finney Chaffee
Dorothy James
Dwight Roberts
Buck) Taylor
Vine St
Chillicothe
Frede Black Wanduser
Orville Zimmerman Ixennett
Bella Stallings Morley
Joslyn Charleston Claude Arnold Pusito
House of Representatives
S Wallace Sikeston
County Court First District
T F Henry Sikeston
Roy L Kneezle Benton
Eugene M Munger Benton M E
Montgomery Sikeston
Rodgers Benton
Mamie Dirnberger Oran
Frank
Miller Sikeston
C L Blanton JR
Womack Oran
Cathleen Baty Oran
L P
Les) Miller Benton
Sikeston Early
Malcolm Sikeston
Chaffee
J F Nunnelee Blodgett
Annies Marshall Blodgett
Sikeston S
Lee Lawrence
Ralph E Mattocks Chaffee
Perry Compton
Montgomery City
Scott Peters
Fairmount Blvd
Louis L Hicks
San Bonita
Walter E Bailey
Jefferson, Carthage
Lawrence Presley
Hamilton St
Lous John J Robison
Maysville
George H Miller
Ohio Sedalia
4Th
Caruthersville
David P Brown Popla
Bluff
Geo W Kirk
Kingshighway
Raymond Eugene Lloyd Lilbourn
Bula Bowman Shanks Sikeston
James W Cope Sikeston
T J Klughart Fornfelt
Roger A Bailey
Clayton Morley
Bill
Hawkins Commerce
Pattengill Benton
Barl Crader Diehlstadt
Commerce
Miller
Luca D Crader
Joe Hawkins
Kelso Town
W L Tomlinson
Christa Grace Chaffee
Oscar Duncan Morley
O D
E A. Dyf Benton
Leona Tirmenstein Benton
M Greer Sikeston
Richland Townsing Edyth Spidell Sikeston
Leo Tenkhoff Oran
Joe Laux Oran
Committeman
Sandywoods
W Moore Sikeston
H J Nienstedt
Blodgett
Dennis Charleston
Prohibition Party
H Jackson
Sunnyside
Webster Groves
Socialist Labor Party
Cox
McDonald St Lou
Stephen Tendler
S Compton, St Lows
M L Hiltner
Mersington
Theo Baeff
Euclid Terrace
Norman Kochendorfer
Sarih
Socialist Party
Misssourie Preisler
Longteign Bhrd
William IX Rinok
Brooklyn
Edith ) Stevens
Holmes Kansas City
Alice Everburg
Joseph G Hodges
20Th St
State of
Scottis I
Harry C Watkins Jr
Algo
Sand County Court
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