Career In U S Army A Permanent Path For Ready Force
The Regular Army offers a permanent career with two duties: act as Initial Protective Force in defense plans and train forces to meet expanding needs. It seeks high school graduates from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia in Chemical Warfare Service Signal Corps and Ordnance. Others may enter Infantry Cavalry Quartermaster and Medical departments without a high school diploma.
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Sergeant Dovell Again Promoted to Technical Sergeant
Technical Sergeant Owen N. Dovell of Langley Field Virginia, son of Dr. and Mrs. Fries Stephens City, has earned his second promotion within eight months, moving from Staff Sergeant on February 1, 1940 to Technical Sergeant on September 15. He has served as 1st Sergeant of his squadron and leads 200 men, with thirteen years in service and a possible next rank of Master Sergeant.
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U. S. Army
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Air Corps
Army Recruiting Officers Offer Full Information On Opportunities
The Army invites inquiries from potential enlistees seeking full details on career paths training benefits and opportunities across the service. Local recruiting officers stand ready to answer questions and provide guidance on eligibility and enlistment steps.
Parking Meters to Begin Use in Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg officials set October 1 as the start date for new street meters. Meters already installed along Main Street East and West Market routes will require little time to activate. Five cent deposit buys one hour of parking. one cent may apply in limited cases.
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Main Street
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Franklin
East Market Street
Mason
Court Square
West Market
Tech Scrimmage Called Off by Cold Wind
A cold wind in Blacksburg forced Virginia Tech coaches to cancel a mid week scrimmage. The Gobblers, undeterred, prepared for Saturday's tilt with Marshall College at Washington. Henry Redd ran alternating elevens in a fast offensive drill with speed and spirit.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Marshall College
Washington
Henry Redd
Tech
Penny-progressive meters draw crowd with popular response
The passage describes 12 minute parking deposits and a penny-progressive meter that charges a cent for each twelve minutes of the hour. It notes the meter type has been well received where tested and is gaining favor among the public.
Virginia Builders Elevate Roanoke Official To Presidency
Roanoke September meeting of Virginia building officials elevates H C Broyles from Roanoke assistant building and plumbing inspector to president succeeding Arlington County inspector Andrew Jensen. New officers also include William F Cocke Manassas town manager and J Duval Lee Lynchburg inspector as vice presidents among others.
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Roanoke
George N. Thompson
U.S. Department of Commerce
Building Officials Conference of
Virginia
Hotel Roanoke
H. C. Broyles
Andrew Jensen
Arlington County
William F. Cocke
Manassas
J. Duval Lee
Lynchburg
E. H. Dabney
Staunton
J. T. Neely
Norfolk
L. B. Dutrow
Policeman Struck by Car in Staunton Heavy Rain
Staunton police Captain Russell Lively was hit while crossing a street in heavy rain and suffered a fractured pelvis. Claude C. Driver of Staunton, 39, said his car skidded into the officer after he braked.
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Staunton
Russell Lively
Claude C. Driver
Two State Laws Are Challenged
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals session opens October 7 in Richmond with arguments on challenges to the Housing Authority enabling act and the Bang's disease control law. The docket includes 11 commonwealth cases and 16 civil cases, plus a possible decision on the appropriations veto case. The term marks the court's move to the new state library building.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Staunton
Maury B. Watts
Housing Authority
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief From Backaches
A vintage ad urges Doan's Pills to ease backaches by aiding kidney function. It explains kidneys remove poisons from blood and lists symptoms like swelling night urine pain and fatigue. The pitch claims millions have trusted Doan's Pills for over a decade.
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