Pattern for Solving Labor Shortage in Boston Plants
The War Manpower Commission outlines a pattern to curb the labor shortage in wartime plants. Male workers who quit in the greater Boston area after next Saturday will be required to take any war production job. Leon J Kowal and the commission director say newspapers and radio will avoid ads for less essential jobs, with hiring handled through the United States Employment Service.
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Boston
War Manpower Commission
Leon J. Kowal
Peter Commission
Mireavhout Gretter Bostays 441
United States Employment Service
War Production Board Forecasts Tire Output Boost
Washington predicts higher tire production with 373 Akron workers to be added and 3 500 new workers across U S plants, targeting gains in the first three months of 1943. Krug outlines regulatory changes, health certificates for health reasons, job changes for essential work only, and limits on hiring at the gate.
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Washington
War Production Board
J. AL Rerag
Akron
O. Fre
Krug
United States
Firestone
Goundrivh
General Pure and Rubber Co
Miso
Milo
Wall
Kowal
85 Year Old Man Fatally Injured in Auto Crash
An 85 year old man died after a car driven by William Reynolds swerved to avoid another vehicle and failed to stop at a boulevard as the pedestrian attempted to cross. The incident occurred here last week and the victim died in a local hospital. He leaves a widow, several children, 36 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Tuesday.
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Fostorta
Andrew Lichtle
Lichtle
William Reynolds
Fos
Toria Service Statin
Reynolds
Lichte
Seneca County
Jis
Roses Frrendren
News of Our Men in Service Censors Lim in Formation
War censorship cautions rerotations while reporting on soldiers and families. Pvt. George Decker Jr. of Oxford Avenue enlists in RAF training, learning radio mechanics for bomber and fighter aircraft. Sgt. Karl Korkellie of Cleveland Road promoted at Camp Reynolds Medical Detachment. Pfc. David Miller cited for combat duty with the 1st Armored Division. Leyte unit notes delayed report from 96th Infantry Division on breakthrough. Cpl. Karl Oborne distinguished for actions. John Ferguson’s address withheld. Charles A Brassee graduates engine maintenance at Wright Factory Training School.
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Feoma Madison
George We Decker
Oxford Avenue
RAF
Nadio Mechanics Scont
Triax Field
Camp Reynolds
Greenville
George Karkellie
Aptenette Karekellie
Cleveland
Road
Sat. Korkeltie
South Pacific
Lariin County
Leyte
Karl O-borne
Ferguson
Beatrice Ferguson
Kurth Street
Radar Weaponry and War News From Historical Manuscript
A fragmented wartime notice discusses radar as a potent military asset, notes Allied and naval developments, and mentions personnel changes. The text references the U S Navy, aircraft, and training related to radar and other wartime technologies, with scattered personal addresses and assignments. It also records a Good Conduct Medal award at Westover Field for William F L Keister.
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William FL Keister
Tasadinna Ave
Westover Field
Mass
Germans Threaten Reprisals Over Trials and Executions
German government threatened reprisals against French for trials of Axis sympathizers and executions of Navy collaborators in France. A DN News Agency quote cited alleged measures, with Da Gaulle era authorities in Alsace and occupied courts noted. Also mentions a Texas pilot transfer to Fort Worth Army Air Field and discovery of fourteenth century tiles in a Whitewick church crypt.
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London
Germany
Reich
Axi
France
Forcon
Switzerland
Nony
Alsace
Lormure
Whitewick
Enilimd
Highways Slippery in Ohio Region Reported Conditions
Fog and icy patches affect routes in scattered areas bounded by Ashtabula Akron Canlares and Youngstown with temperatures near 40 degrees. Travelers urged to drive cautiously as slick spots noted around Steubenville and surrounding vicinity.
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Columbus
Ashtabula
Akron
Can
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1St Armored Division
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Veston Hell
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Soma
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