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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
4
The Seneca Ordnance Depot reports over twenty five percent completion with roads graded and Igloos partially built. Five hundred Igloos planned, two hundred fifty footings excavated, railroad grading two thirds done, and permanent buildings near Romulus in foundation. About five thousand workers, 24 hour shifts planned, target to finish major items by January 1 1942.
The December 2 meeting at the Officers Open Mess drew 27 supervisory personnel. Major Perrin introduced a new management tool for measuring Zero Defects effectiveness. Captain Craig stressed proper correspondence and common errors. Safety Officer Benjamin outlined safety issues and quizzed attendees. Information Officer Thorpe briefed on the Depot Dispatch newspaper. Co chairs were Venuti and Lt Fulton. The next session is January 18 with McKenzie and Atwater appointed to lead the January program.
Hunting for doe or buck permitted on January 7 and 14 1967 at the U S Army Depot Seneca Romulus New York. Applications available at the Badge Office Post 1 and the NCO Club and must be filed by January 3 1967. Only depot personnel may apply and entries must arrive by noon January 3 1967.
On July 1 1966 the Seneca Ordnance Depot was renamed Seneca Army Depot and reassigned to the Commanding General United States Army Materiel Command as USAMC General Order No 28 dated June 9 1966. Earlier transfers moved depot to U S Army Materiel Command and base under U S Army Supply and Maintenance Command per General Orders 46 and 2 July 1962 and 2 July 1962 respectively.
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