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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
8
To join the Naval Reserve you may learn one of 45 big pay trades with training worth 1500 in the first year. If already trained you can join as petty officer with higher pay. Special paths exist for two years of college to become aviator or officer. Travel and a solid civil career await.
The U S Naval Reserve advertises free training valued at $1500 with nearly 50 trades and vacations to choose from. Enlistees receive pay up to $126 a month, full- pay during vacation periods, and over $100 in clothing. The ad promises future success with Navy training aiding civilian employment.
Fragmentary text notes a sick baby named Bell and Ed Hayes tied to a school board dispute. The garbled lines reference bills and a meeting, with unclear dates or places. No clear outcome or actions are evident from the readable portions.
A fragment from a Jasper, Missouri, page recounts Clara Steiner, once 4 invalid for over a year, now a proficient nurse. J Fouts received an official pardon for a Chevy trip with a list of names. A night depot agent was held up at the depot and relieved of possessions before the group moved on.
Get a free 24 page illustrated Life in the U S Navy booklet answering pay, promotions, retirements, and enlistment details. Learn about 40 seaway trades from aviation to radio, how to become an officer, and eligibility for ages 17 to 31 with no high school required. Request from the Navy editor or mail the coupon. Wearable badge offered after applying.
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