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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

Page

18

SGT Edberg Honored for Community Volunteer Service

Sergeant Dorman Edberg of the 295th Military Police Company received three letters of commendation for extensive volunteer work in first aid water safety and youth programs. Local leaders from the American Red Cross Genova YMCA and Seneca Army Depot praised his efforts mentoring youngsters teaching first aid courses and swimming instruction. He and his wife have three children and live in Elliot Acres.

Dorman Edborg 295Th Military Police Company Harold Kaiser Seneca County American Red Cross Edborg Ives Edberg Ihelton McNulty Geneva Ymca YMCA Sgt Edberg Red Cross Leve Edbert Thomas A Mort Seneca Army Depot United States Army Elliot

Blood Drive Succeeds At Seneca Army Depot Despite Breaks

Depot Bloodmobile chairman John L. Liberatore says 126 civilian and military personnel donated blood at the Service Club on Friday. Although 11 donors were turned away, organizers expected to reach 150 pints if normal operations had continued. Red Cross of Seneca County reports support from Francis J. Souhan and Rochester Regional Blood Program.

James Brennan Liza Huntington Seneca County Red Cross Rochester Seneca Army Depot John L. Liberatore Depot Bloodmobile Depot Service Club Liberatore The Francis J. Souhan Seneca Falls

President Lifts Military Promotion Moratorium

The president ends the earlier suspension of military promotions effective February 1. The Army issued a special order listing those to be promoted to E7 E8 and E9 with ranks dated in January. pay will use the order date. February dispatches cover E5 E6 cutoff scores E4 quotas and E3 and student promotions begin February. Officers scheduled for promotion in December will move on a priority basis in February. No promotions are planned for first lieutenants AUS.

Washington ANF Department of the Army

Congress Walsh Visits Depot and Luncheon

Congressman William F Walsh visited the depot last week meeting key personnel and serving as guest of honor at an Officers Club luncheon attended by directors deputy directors and depot staff. He spoke on his activities in Congress and programs since his election last November. The Republican defeated Clarence Kadys to fill the seat vacated by John Terry who did not seek re election after one term. Walsh previously served as Syracuse mayor from 1962 to 1970 and has long been active in public service programs.

William F Walsh Officers Club Walsh Congress Clarence Kadys John Terry Syracuse

Munitions Disposal to Increase at Seneca Army Depot

Colonel Thomas A Mort of Seneca Army Depot announced plans to boost ammunition disposal after Southeast Asia support ended. Burning operations occur weekdays in open pits with limited noise, while detonations are capped at 50 pounds and covered with earth for safety.

Thomas A. Mort Seneca Army Depot Southeast Asia Mort

Management Meets at Seneca Army Depot in Yearly Dinner

The Seneca Army Depot Intra depot Management Association held its first dinner and business meeting of the year at the SEAD Officers Club with over 65 management and supervisory personnel. Commander addressed the group on Army reorganization and its depot impact. Officers for next year: William Fleming president, Alice Burgdorf vice president, Richard Roane secretary. An AMC briefing team later addressed top supervisors on the reorganization, realignment of functions, and workforce reductions to minimize disruption.

Seneca Army Depot Sead Officers Club Thomas A Mort William Fleming Alice Burgdorf Pesident Richard Roane Army Materiel Command Dean M Atkinson Daniel J Shearin AMC Washington U.S Army

Nam Assignments Cancelled Amid Nixon Withdrawal

The Army suspended all personnel movements to South Vietnam following President Nixon's total withdrawal announcement. Most soldiers on Vietnam orders will be reassigned to other overseas commands or remain in the United States.

Washington ANF Republic of South Vietnam Nixon Southeast Asia Vietnam United States

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Sgt Congressman Walsh Nam Legionnaires New York State Herman G. Harrington
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