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The Wilmington Morning Star
Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina
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Soviet Russia decrees conscription of labor reserves, mandating technical training for 500,000-1,000,000 teen boys annually for state industrial jobs; first call-up Nov. 10; exempt from military service; Peter Moskatoff appointed head.
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Of Their Labor Reserves
MOSCOW, Oct. 3.-(Thursday)
(P)-Soviet Russia ordered conscription
of her labor reserves today de-
creeing technical training of 500,000
to 1,000,000 teen-age boys annually
all of whom will be required to work
at state industrial jobs for four years
following their period of instruction.
The first call-up begins Nov. 10,
providing for 350,000 to be mustered
into railroad schools and 250,000 into
other industrial classes.
called for boys of 14 and 15 to be
sent to the railroad schools, and
those of 16 and 17 to the others.
When placed in jobs, they will be
paid at the prevailing rate, and for
their four-year stint will be exempt
from military and naval service.
Peter Moskatoff
was appointed
head of the administration of labor
reserves to place the program
in
operation.
The decree of the presidium of the
supreme Soviet, as announced by
Tass, official Russian news agency.
(Length of the instruction period
and methods by which the conscripts
will be chosen were not mentioned
in the Tass dispatch.)
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Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Moscow
Event Date
Oct. 3
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technical training of 500,000 to 1,000,000 teen-age boys annually all of whom will be required to work at state industrial jobs for four years following their period of instruction; exempt from military and naval service
Event Details
Soviet Russia ordered conscription of her labor reserves today decreeing technical training of 500,000 to 1,000,000 teen-age boys annually; first call-up begins Nov. 10 providing for 350,000 to be mustered into railroad schools and 250,000 into other industrial classes; called for boys of 14 and 15 to be sent to the railroad schools and those of 16 and 17 to the others; when placed in jobs they will be paid at the prevailing rate; Peter Moskatoff was appointed head of the administration of labor reserves to place the program in operation; decree of the presidium of the supreme Soviet as announced by Tass official Russian news agency; length of the instruction period and methods by which the conscripts will be chosen were not mentioned in the Tass dispatch