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Lammert Retires After 22 Years on Police ForceFour New Patrolmen Namedto Start Monday.• Retirement of Officer James H. Lammert, 1128 Washington street, upon completion of 22 years' serv-: ice, and appointment of four new • patrolmen to the Waterloo police de-psrtment were announced Wedn.es-day by Chief Hugh R. Crumrine.Lammert who has worn the No. 1 officer^ badge for years, will walk i his last beat, in the , “'north end” district, Monday, i The four new men will begin [ work Monday night, Crumrine said.Started in 1920.The retiring patrolman went on duty with, the Waterloo' depart- | ment June 8, 1920, and last Monday = he completed the 22-year period required for retirement pension.Chief Crumrine said his new appointees include two to fill vacancies. and two as additional patrolmen.New Patrolmen.t New officers will be:1 Frank L. Avery, 30, of 230 South. Barclay street.Charles M. Dray, 31, of 1303 Byron avenue.James E. McManus, 31, of 1119 Forest avenue.Leslie Staack, 28, of 1455 Forest avenue.The four new men were appointed from a list of 10 who passed the annual civil service ext animation in late Anril.
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Waterloo Daily Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Wed, Jun 10, 1942
Page 13
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