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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1972

Page

2

Depot Dispatch Reports Big Brass Influx At Depot

Colonel Mort notes a mild January with little snow and a winter that small fuel costs. the depot collected 6446 tons of fired brass from Italy between January 5 and February 7 and 336 truckloads were received by mistake with one truckload of canned tomatoes. The depot will process and sell the brass over the next year while also receiving 2550 tons of machinery from Hoffman Company stored in Auburn New York requiring 35000 square feet humidity controlled space. A humidity control upgrade is planned for warehouse 339. The piece thanks donors from the February 11 Red Cross blood drive and signs off by Colonel Thomas A Mort.

Gate 1 Italy A&p New Jersey Hoffman Company Auburn New York Red Cross

Thermostat Set At 70 Aids Health And Savings

A military doctor recommends 65 to 70 degrees as the best working temperature and notes 70 degrees is most comfortable at home. He warns a two degree shift can raise operating costs by 10 percent and cites fatigue at 75 degrees and stiffness at 50 degrees. Set your thermostat for health and conservation.

Handwriting Reveals More Than Hemline

Washington based AFPS reports sociologist John Becker links handwriting to hemline length in a Rutgers study of over 400 women. He suggests extroverts favor minis while many mini wearers exhibit negative self image and notes short skirts accompany affluence.

Washington AFPS John Becker Rutgers University Becker

National Negro History Week and Tribute to Crispus Attucks

The article notes National Negro History Week observed Feb 13 19 and praises the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. It honors Marian Anderson as a groundbreaking singer and Crispus Attucks as the first American to die in the fight for independence with the Boston Massacre memorial dedication in 1888.

Association For the Study of Negro Life and History, Inc Lewis and Clark Rockies Fremont California Marian Anderson Arturo Toscanini Crispus Crispus Attucks Boston Attucks Customs House Boston Common

Welcome to Recent Arrivals at 295th Military Police Co

The 295th Military Police Company lists new personnel including SP4 George G. Allen SP4 Patrick J. Ardvine PFC James A. Armstrong SP4 James S. Baker SP4 Howard P. Bateman PFC Daniel C Bentz SP4 James C. Black PFC Robert E. Buchner SP4 Lawrence F. Burkins SP4 Joseph A. Chambers PFC Raymond J. Conlon PFC James S. Cox PFC Richard W. Davis PVT Danny Damijanovic SP4 Michael M. Fausler SGT Leonard D Glenn SP4 Wayne J. Hinrichs SP4 Larry R. Kerr PVT Howard D. Lawson SP4 William R. Malloy Jr SP4 Jarrell W. Martin SP4 Jerry D. Marzinske SP4 Marvin W. Stamey SP4 Ted G. Sloan PFC Ronald J. Steinwagner PFC Tommy R. Taylor SP4 Michael D. Wavada PFC Larry L. Wells SP4 Alan J. Williams PFC Torise Wooldridge PVT William R. Burt PVT Thomas E. Del Torre PFC Neil J. Harkins SGT Harold B. Kline PVT Kenneth R. Lodar PVT Robert A. Maurin PVT Charles G. Morrison PVT Vincent H. Neville PVT Darrell S. Kortan SGT Eric C. Pellegrino PVT Joe R. Jefferies PVT Garland K. Potvin HEADQUARTERS CO sP4 Richard L. Carroll SSG Thomas E. Harris SFC Charles J. Pung

295Th Military Police Co George G. Allen Patrick J. Ardvine James A. Armstrong James S. Baker Howard P. Bateman Daniel C Bentz James C. Black Robert E. Buchner Lawrence F. Burkins Joseph A. Chambers Raymond J. Conlon James S. Cox Richard W. Davis Danny Damijanovic Michael M. Fausler Leonard D Glenn Wayne J. Hinrichs Larry R. Kerr Howard D. Lawson William R. Malloy, Jr Jarrell W. Martin Jerry D. Marzinske Marvinw. Stamey Ted G. Sloan Ronald J. Steinwagner Tommy R. Taylor Michael D. Wavada Larry L. Wells Alan J. Williams Torise Wool

Chief Csogi Visits Branhams on Colorado Trip

Fire Chief Stephen Csogi tours the Branham home during vacation in Colorado. He notes a large 10 point deer trophy and hopes to return to the Seneca area in about three years. An old hunting crony sent a gourmet Christmas package to the Branhams.

Colorado Stephen Csogi Col Branham Branham Seneca Branhams

Religious Services Schedule for 1930

The notice lists Roman Catholic masses on Saturday 0830 Sunday 1215 with confessions 15 minutes before. Protestant services on 0945 Sunday School 1100 Worship. nursery available except 0830 Mass. Jewish services at Temple Beth El Geneva Fridays 2100. Sunday transportation from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing to Post Chapel with pick up times.

Temple Beth-El Geneva Elliot Acres Lake Post

Sympathy Notices From The Community

The heartfelt sympathy of every one is extended to Wayne E. LeShure for his mother s loss Sam J. Costa for his father Mrs William C Merkley for her husband James W Wyckoff for his father and Dr Benjamin Elsenberg for his mother all from the community.

Wayne E. LeShure Sam J. Costa William C. Merkley James W. Wyckoff Benjamin Elsenberg

Ainsworth Receives Health Course Certificate

SSG Walter Ainsworth NCOIC of the U S Army Health Clinic earned a graduation certificate from the New York State Department of Health after completing the Medical Emergency Technician Course at Newark Wayne Community Hospital in Newark New York. The Wayne County Emergency and First Aid Association sponsored the program.

Walter Ainsworth NCOIC U.S. Army Health Clinic New York State Department of Health Newark Wayne Community Hospital Newark N.Y Wayne County Emergency & First Aid Association

Depot Dispatch Monthly Military News From Seneca Army Depot

Interlaken New York monthly publication by J T Publishing serves military and civilian personnel at Seneca Army Depot. Photos are U S Army unless noted. Advertisers may be refused for equal opportunity violations.

Depot Dispatch J-T Publishing Corporation Interlaken New York Seneca Army Depot U.S. Army American Forces Press Service Army Seneca Army Depot Public Information Office Building Ovid Gazette Railroad Aver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas A. Mort Ordc Gary W Konopka 295Th MP Co Col Mort Barry R D'Aprix Seathe Seathelt Joe R. Jefferies Garland K. Potvin Richard L. Carroll Thomas E. Harris Charles J. Pung Chief Csogi The Flowc News Finger Lakes Carolyn Winchip Sara Pace Cathy Pierce Kerecki Mert Franklin Lewis Nanat Protestant Services Lake Housing Ainsworth
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