Thirteen Former Service Men Assigned to Colleges
Waterloo veterans are sent to colleges and universities under the governments vocational education program. Thirteen men, including Alfred Harvey, Charles Lee, and Joe Eagle, will pursue studies at institutions such as Washington university St. Louis Ames and University of Minnesota, with government stipends and family allowances. Some men are already in colleges like Harvard and Arizona, and others placed in local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Ball
Cedar Rapids
C. F. Pepper
American Legion
Vocational Board
Alfred Harvey
Charles Lee
Washington University
St. Louis
Tally Marion
Ames
Joe Eagle
Animal Husband
Merle Moser
Kansas State Agricultural College
George Leask
Patrick King
Walter Clark
Ray Sisson
Newell B. Dorman
P. A. Hodge
University of Minnesota
Ray Reed
University of Iowa
C. W. Holt
Wynn Warwick
University of Arizona
Earl Nelson
Harvard
Waterloans Listed For War Service Training Jobs
A roster shows many local residents assigned to concerns and institutions outside Waterloo to learn trades and pursue wartime service roles. Names include L. E. Conry Cramer Auto Raymond Howard Logan Avenue garage Robert Wagner Rodney Fee George Hilckson B. F. Dally Carl Krueger Gates Business college Gaylen Green Iowa Telephone Rufus Jacoby Union shoe shop William Kennison Hileman Motor Harold Pratt Spurr studio Lloyd Draper Black Dry Good Orlen Flinn Gonnolly Carriage C. J. Gell Booth-Joseph Jewelry Louis Barrett Waterloo Sash & Door Chester Marson Bilis & Yester plumbing Ray Cleveland Cramer Auto and Charles George creamery. Also listed are Robert Hastman learning lip reading in St Paul Derrell and Ferrell Beggs horticulture Des Moines Clifford Green journalism Upper Iowa Fayette Ia Hubert Trott diamond cutting St ail Red Cross office not closing follow says Mrs Worthen. Washington Comptroller Warwick rules seven ship board members serve without pay until Senate confirms. after confirmation only five may be paid at 7500 annually. Red Cross reports its busiest day yet with interviews for former servicemen and others seeking assistance. The rumor of the forelaxs of poodles remains unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hopper
New York Photo Company
Waterloo
L. E. Conry
Cramer Auto Company
Raymond Howard
Logan Avenue
Robert Wagner
Rodney Fee
George Hilckson
B. F. Dally
Carl Krueger
Gates Business College
Gaylen Green
Iowa Telephone Company
Rufus Jacoby
Union Shoe Shop
William Kennison
Hileman Motor Company
Harold Pratt
Spurr Studio
Lloyd Draper
Black Dry Good Company
Orlen Fl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Worthen
Black Hawk County
Washington
Warwick
The
Treasury
Shipping Board
Senate
Congress
G. B. Worthen
Xmas
Venice
Young Miss
Red Fox
Jared Surort
Good Food Products Company
Uncoln
Nebraska
BES
House OF Courtesy
Burch Bros
Velour
Coats
Navy