Draft board rules redefine workers non productive under War Service
Marshal Crowder proposes new draft guidance delaying rulings on sports or other production roles. The order lists occupations deemed non productive including clerks sales staff drivers and hotel workers while allowing exemptions for some positions and delaying classification decisions pending appeals and federal job placement efforts.
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Goldsboro Woman Found Amid Kinston Dive Scandal
Special to The Dispatch. Sheriff Edwards returns to Goldsboro after locating a Goldsboro woman alleged to have eloped with a married man. The woman claimed an assignation house in Kinston, with masked dancers and liquor. No arrest was made. calls grow for closing eastern Goldsboro vice locales.
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R. H. Edwards
Kinston
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German foreign secretary in Hamburg conference with city officials
Dr. Richard von Kuehlmann, German foreign secretary, arrived in Hamburg with foreign office officials. He met today with the senate representatives and business circles from Hamburg, Bremen and Lübeck to discuss regional concerns.
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Amsterdam
Richard von Kuehlmann
Foreign Office
Hamburg
Cologne
Senate
Bremen
Lubeck
Ten Airplane Deaths Reported by War Department
The War Department reports ten deaths from airplane accidents in the United States for the week ending June 8, noting fatalities across several flying machines and locations.
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Washington
War Department
North Carolina Draft Call For 4247 Men Details
Raleigh reports the War Department calls 4247 North Carolina men for military service. 1000 will depart July 5 to Camp Greenleaf Georgia, 247 with skilled trades to Clemson College Washington DC, July 15. 1700 later to Camp Meade Maryland and 1300 to Camp Dix New Jersey.
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War Department
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Oglethorpe
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Camp Dix
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Curtiss Strike Ends in Buffalo Machinists Back to Work
The Curtiss aeroplane and motor corp three Buffalo plants end their strike as Andrew T. McNamara of the International Machinists Union orders workers to return. Archer Landon, aircraft board production chief, mediates a truce and pledges to settle the issues.
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Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
Andrew T. McNamara
International Machinists’ Union
Archer Landon
Aircraft Board
St Louis Officer Killed In Flight Crash
Lieutenant James R. Wheeler of St Louis was killed when the aircraft carrying cadet John N. Rafter crashed one mile from Scott Field. The incident occurred today and ends a training flight.
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James R. Wheeler
John N. Rafter
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Trench mortar blast kills two at Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Two soldiers died and a third was seriously wounded when a trench mortar bomb prematurely exploded at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. Secretary Baker and other ordnance officers stood under 300 yards away but were unharmed as the blast occurred in a bombproof enclosure.
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Army Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Baker
Carpenters Strike at Azalea Sanitarium Over Pay Increase
Between 500 and 600 union carpenters walked out at Azalea tuberculosis sanitarium after Gude & Co. refused a $1 daily raise. The action disrupts construction work at the facility in June.
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Azalea
Gude & Co
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