Government recruitment fever grips Washington defense jobs
Washington faces a severe civil service labor shortage with plans to hire thousands to staff new defense positions. Recruiters, paid up to five thousand dollars a year, struggle as many job seekers prefer private firms or closer locations. Despite morale issues and past reputational concerns, federal employment rises toward three million, with mobilization expected to push past 3 million by mid 1952.
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Washington
Ncies
Civil Service Commission Res
Theovernment
Maters
Civil Service Commission
MacArthur to Stay in Waldorf Astoria Suite
Gen Douglas MacArthur will continue renting the Waldorf Astoria presidential suite for another year on a yearly basis. He, Mrs. MacArthur, and their son Arthur have occupied the suite since returning from Japan last April. The hotel would not disclose the annual rent, previously stated as 130 a day.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Waldorf -Astoria
MacArthur
Arthur
Japan
MacArthurs
Serum Fund Adds Donors List of Tucson Area Contributors
A compiled list shows additional donors to the Citizen's Scorpion Serum fund. Contributors include Freddie and Billy Luthy at 4458 E. Senecast and many others across Tucson, ranging from individuals to organizations such as Tucson Rotary Club and Ladies auxiliary to VFW post 4903, with addresses in multiple local neighborhoods.
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Citizen's Scorpion Serum ‘Fund
Freddie and
Billy Luthy
E. Senecast
Louis E. Hamor
E. Spring
Sheriff Seizes Cafe Property Over Unpaid Taxes
Sheriff announces seizure of Lambert cafe personal property at 1032 N Park Ave in Pima County over $2,000.66 in back taxes. Owner Lambert Kautenburger said he is going out of business. Inventory underway. 15 men remove property as sale planned after the inventory.
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Lambert Kautenburger
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Lambert Cafe
N. Park Ave
Jack Marks
Sheriff's Department
Marks
Kautenburcer
Legislative session postpones Cowan suit in Bisbee
A $38,000 damage suit against State Senator Ralph Cowan was postponed until August 14 due to the special legislative session opening Monday. The case, set for trial in Superior Court Bisbee, involves Grace C. McCartney alleging injuries from a fall at Cowan’s home.
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Bisbee
Ralph Cowan
Grace C. McCartney
Cov@n
Funeral Burglar Sentenced to 10 to 15 Years
Nevin Johnson, 37, pleaded guilty and received a 10 to 15 year prison term from Judge William J. Tuohy. Johnson, dubbed the funeral burglar, admitted stealing during funerals, carrying lists of obituary notices and burgling homes while mourners were away.
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Chicago
Nevin Johnson
William J. Tuohy
Criminal Court
Tuohy
Hughes proposes road network for Hughes Tool plant south of Tucson
Hughes Tool Co officials urged county to build a four lane main system and a secondary network around the new plant seven miles south of Tucson along the Nogales highway. Proposals include routes to East Broadway and new links to 36th street Cherry and Broadway with signals at key junctions. Funds remain the main obstacle as traffic plans await action from supervisors and city county engineers.
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Hughes Tool Co
Tucson
Nogales Highway
East Broadway
South Country Club Road
36Th Street
Broadway
Thoreau Avenue
Campbell
Cherry
22Nd Street
Craycroft
Wilmot
South Sixth Avenue
Five Points
Park Avenue
Valencia
Grant Roads
Nogales Road
Country Club Road
Bensons Highway
Cherry Avenue
John F. Caarls
Bruce Ellis
Hughes
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
East 22Nd Street
Advertising Group Names Tucsonian Leaders
Denver June 21 Arizona figures lead the Advertising Association of the West. Cali fornian elected president and Arizonian vice president with J Neal Reagan heading the group. Mrs Mildred May of Valley National Bank Phoenix named vice president. Each district chose its own vice presidents including Irving Miller of Phoenix and Chester Bryant of Tucson for the seventh district.
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Denver
Advertising Association of the West
J. Neal Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Hollywood
McCann-Erickson Advertising Agency
Mildred May
the Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Arizona
Irving Miller
Chester Bryant
Tucson
Tempe State Moves Ahead With WAF Training Program
Tempe State College will start a secretarial training program for WAF personnel at Scott Air Force Base with a clerk typist school for air men continuing. The WAF school is slated to begin August 13.
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Tempe
Arizona State College
Air Training Command
Scott Air Force Base
WAF
Ajo Robbery Cases Dropped in County Proceedings
In Ajo, all court action against principals and witnesses in the December burglary of a $16,000 general store have been dismissed. County Attorney Robert Morrison said the sheriff and the attorney's offices are seeking a solution to the crime.
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Robert Morrison
Nina Caplinger
Earl Catron
Morrison
Atlie C. Caplinger
Nina
Caplinger
Ethel Basham
Liberty
Pima County
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Milton Anderson
N. Rosemont Ave
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N. Swan
Aliie Brainard
E. Seventh St
C. F. Armstrong
Third St
Vicki Jane
A. E. Lichtenberger
Joe Bush
Anonymous
E. Hawthorne
W. C. McGranahan
E. Rodeo Dr
Marvin Young
Linda H. Tuck
E. Lee
F.H.A
Grady
Golden Rule Realty
4Th Ave
Cowan
Carstairs
Arstairs
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc
N.Y
South Cherry
Caaris
Breedweaver
Greyhound
Advertising Group
Tucsonian
Tempe State
Bermuda
Peoples Fuel & Feed CO
W. St. Mary's Road
Larson Baily Citizen
Ajo
Kill Athletes
Says Stone
Third Pharmacy
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