Lieutenant Walter W. Rome Retires After 28 Federal Years
Lt Walter W Rome of the Security Police Force retires after 28 years in federal service. Col Bran ham, depot commander, congratulates him for faithful and efficient work. Rome served in the U S Army in World War II and began as a Jr Patrolman at the depot.
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Walter W. Rome
Col. Branham
Rome
Osborne brothers in Army service span three forts
Helen Osborne praises her three sons Harold W. Osborne Charles E. Osborne and Kenneth L. Osborne all serving in the U S Army. Harold is 8G at Ft Benning Ga Charles and Kenneth are SSG at Ft Lewis Wash and Ft Dix N J respectively.
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Helen Osborne
D/D&T
U.S. Army
Harold W. Osborne
Charles E. Osborne
Kenneth L. Osborne
Ft. Benning
Second annual essay contest by the fund for military management
The Fund for the Advancement of Management in the Armed Forces announces its second annual essay contest. It seeks studies of current military management practices, analyses of installation management problems, practical computer use for management, and related functional management topics.
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Fund For the Advancement of Management
Armed Forces
Department of Defense
Memorial Day Speakers Named for Local American Legion Posts
Col Branham will speak at Geneva post ceremonies, Major John B. Cachelet Jr at Ovid, and Lt Norman K. Lathbury Jr at Clifton Springs. A defense group urges loyalty to the army amid timeless devotion, while a writing contest offers five $110 prizes for essays with a Sept 30 1969 deadline.
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Col. Branham
American Legion
Geneva
John B. Cachelet, Jr
Ovid
Norman K. Lathbury, Jr
Clifton Springs
Department of Defense
Incentive Awards Committee
Social Security Account Number replaces service numbers
On 1 July 1969 the familiar Military Service Number will become history and the Social Security Account Number will replace all service numbers for active retired and Reserve members. Beginning that date no new service numbers will be issued and ASN will be the sole identifier. Master Sergeant Crean held ASN 1 and Pershing received 0-1. officers gained numbers in June 1921. CPT Johnson and SGM Koziar led a Seneca County American Legion tour of the depot on May 2.
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Arthur B. Crean
Pershing
Social Security
CPT
Charles L. Johnson
SGM
John Koziar
Seneca County American Legion
Wallet recovered by Waterloo trio aids soldier
SP4 George Baldwin of the 295th Military Police Co. thanks Geo LaBelle Jr, Thomas LaBelle and Gene Emerick who found his wallet on Seneca Lake while fishing. They delivered it to the depot and Chief Domerinsky before Baldwin retrieved his ID, license, and money.
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