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Temporarily seated in the Varsity shell are: stroke, Toby Ross; seven, Hal Grant; six, Miles Wambaugh; five, Rod Perkins; four, Bob Macnamara; three, Tom Haymond; two, John Kettelle; and bow, Pete Roll. Coxing the boat is veteran Dan Paul...
...automatically mobilized into the civilian army. All workers are registered and their skills classified. Lowest classifications: bartenders, florists, taxi men, candy salesmen, etc. Many cannot quit a job without permission. No one can even advertise for a job, or for a worker, without a permit. N.S.S. Director Arthur MacNamara (also Deputy Minister of Labor) is empowered to shift any worker to a job where he is needed more. Transferred workers must accept the wage rates paid by the employer to whom they are assigned, no matter how much more they may have been getting at their old jobs. In cases...
Young Man in a Hurry. After Columbia Law School, Tom Dewey went into the substantial law firm of MacNamara & Seymour. And he met a G.O.P. district leader, who put the bustling young man with the ready, dimpled smile to work ringing doorbells. Within three years he became an officer of New York City's Young Republican Club, had been spotted as a comer by U.S. District Attorney George Zerdin Medalie. Just 29, Thomas Dewey became Chief Assistant to District Attorney Medalie and the administrative head of the largest prosecuting office in the federal Government, with 60 lawyers under...
...Toronto, National Selective Service Director Arthur MacNamara told Canadian manufacturers that the armed forces would need 98,000 men in the next eight months. War industries needed 134,117 more workers (as of June 2). To meet these conflicting needs, MacNamara forecast cancellation of many draft deferments, more compulsory job transfers from low-priority industries...
Last week came a shot in the arm for gold mining. Selective Service Director Arthur MacNamara in Ottawa announced that more workers will now be made available. Purpose: to strengthen Canada's foreign credit for postwar trade with the world...