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...Confidential war work" was an attraction that drew 309 to sign up for duty with the First Interceptor Command. Their work will presumably include reporting and plotting of planes over Boston...
...soldier in this war, and there are enough opportunities for civilian defense work to take up the time of everyone who isn't in the Armed Services. The Harvard War Service Committee and the Harvard A. R. P. Organization need wardens, fire fighters, first aiders, and other workers. The Interceptor Command headquarters in Boston needs volunteers, as do a number of Boston hospitals, which are very short of orderlies. Settlement houses in defense worker communities need leaders for children's groups and weekend outings. The local Committees of Public Safety and civilian defense offices need volunteer office help, skilled...
Students have shown most interest in acting as blood donors, but many people are signing up as Hospital Orderlies and for "Confidential Work" at the headquarters of the First Interceptor Command. The First Aid and Continental Code courses have also been quite popular...
Among the most popular jobs was "confidential" war work at the interceptor command headquarters of the First Corps Area. Women students attending the Summer School registered in large numbers for work as hospital orderlies...
Approximately 100 men and women were finger-printed, photographed, and examined by doctors last night in Boylston Hall, as they were "processed" in preparation to taking training courses, equipping them to work in the central office of the Interceptor Command...