Armored Division at Pine Camp Shows Blitz Tactics
William L. Pitts reports Pine Camp’s Fourth Armored Division employs thousands of fast firing armored vehicles and crews drawn from civilian jobs as it trains for rapid, high power assaults. The article details brigade structure, regiments, weapon mix, mobility, and the emphasis on coordinated echelons plus the roles of command reconnaissance and support units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Grimes
37Th Armored Regiment
Fourth Armored Brigade
Fourth Armored Division
William L. Pitts
Herald-Journal
Pine Camp
Great Bend
Syracuse
Watertown
Adams
Pulaski
Co‘Ines
Central Square
23Th Armored’ Regiment
Forestry Field Day Opened by Cornell at Kilmer Estate
The Southern New York Forestry Field Day sponsored by Cornell College of Agriculture opened at the Kilmer estate near Windsor. The open event runs this morning for farmers, Future Farmers of America and 4-H members with exhibits, displays of trees and plants, and contests planned. John A. Cope, extension forestry specialist at Cornell, oversees the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Kilmer
New York
College of ‘Agriculture
Lorwhererepest
John
A. Cope
Cornell University
Three Louisville soldiers in different states in same unit
Pine Camp reports Sergt Paul J. Krippenstaple of Louisville Kentucky Sergt Robert M Bryan of Louisville Alabama and Sergt James P Clark of Louisville Mississippi all serve in the same company of the 80th Armored Regiment. The piece notes their shared Dixie roots and the quirky fact of three Louisvilles in different states among the Fourth Armored Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Camp
Fourth Armored Division
Louisville
Goth Armored Regiment
Dixie
Paul J. Krippenstaple
Robert M. Bryan
Alabama
James P. Clark
Mississippi
Itinerant Burglars Suspected In Syracuse Office Heists
Police link Syracuse office thefts to upstate burglars touring New York after more than 300 dollars cash and nearly 500 dollars in jewelry vanished from five locations. Descriptions of two Auburn suspects were routed by teletype. In Syracuse Real Silk Hosiery Mills, H S Miller wholesale jewelry, and Gloger Amato & Tarelli law offices were hit. Auburn safes yielded 32 dollars and 13 dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse
William E. Rapp
Auburn
Eckel
University
Silk Hosiery Mills
University Building
H. S. Miller Wholesale
Eckel Theater
Gloger,Amato & Tarelli
UAW Votes Resolution Against War At National Convention
Buffalo delegates at the sixth national convention adopted a resolution opposing U S entry into foreign wars while backing aid to those fighting Hitler. The report also urged reinstatement for eight workers blacklisted over the Inglewood strike and referred misconduct cases to the new board. Region 6 members to operate without an administrator. Lew H Michener disqualified from reelection for supporting the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
U.aw.clo
U. S
Hitler
United Automobile, Aircraft and
Inglewood
Calif
International Executive Board
Tthe
International
Executive Board
West Coast
Lew H. Michener
Workmen's Circle Backs Jacob Alpern in Ward 15 Run
The Workmen's Circle pledged support for Jacob Alpern in the 15th Ward supervisor race. Alpern runs on Democratic and American Labor Party lines as the committee plans to win control from the current political machine. The 5 member drive committee includes Morris Killian Joseph Schneter Abe Elkin Max Gabriel Morris Zangwil M Barthoff Mrs Jacob Bronstein William Glass Joseph Geere Harry Posner and Mrs Max Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen’s Circle
Alpern
Jacob Alpern
15Th Ward
Workmen's Circle
American Labor Party
Walter W. Soule
Morris Killian
Joseph Schneter
Abe Elkin
Max Gabriel
Morris Zangwil
Im. Barthoff
Jacob Bronstein
William Glass
Joseph Geere
Harry, Posner
Fire destroys Jetty Dairy milk plant in Solsville
A $50,000 blaze leveled the Jetty Dairy Company milk plant in Solsville last night leaving only the walls. Edward Smith spotted smoke at 7:30 p.m. and alerted Fay Welch, who contacted the Hamilton Fire Department. Fire crews from Morrisville and Oriskany Falls joined the effort as residents feared spread to adjacent structures. Investigations into the cause began today as authorities cleared the scene, noting damage to a nearby home, barn, garage, and an icehouse. Traffic snarl occurred for hours as state troopers and officers managed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solsville
Jetty Dairy Company
Edward Smith
Solsville Inn
Fay Welch
Hamilton Fire Department
Morrisville
Oriskany Falls
Charles Bellows
Bellows
Sergi
Howard Spellicy
James Letson
Hamilton
Four Syracusans Among 14 Granted Dentistry Licenses
The New York State Department of Education announced that fourteen upstate men passed June exams to qualify for dentistry licenses. Syracusans include Dr. George Dedunyk, Dr. Lows Fazio, Dr. Irving Feinstein, and Dr. David J. Kennedy, with addresses listed. Other successful candidates span Ithaca, St. Regis Falls, Saranac Lake, Potsdam, Fulton, Ogdensburg, Oneida, and Seneca Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
George, Dedunyk
Shonnard Street
Lows Fazio
Prospect Street
Irving Feinstein
Irving Avenue
David J. Kennedy
Bryant Avenue
Lyndon M. Wickler
Castorland
George J. Visayer
Ithaca
Joseph E. Wardner, Jr
St. Regis Falls
P. Baldini
Harold F. Birk
Saranac Lake
John F. Bowman
Potsdam
Howard F. Lyboldt
Fulton
John W. Maloney
Ogdensburg
Erwin J. Pawlicki
Oneida
Angelo A. Romeo
Seneca Falls
Greatest Air Force Urged
Dr. Guy Morse Bingham urged greater citizen activity to repulse subversive activities at a Rotarians lunch in Albany. He called for Congress to stay in session to pass laws banning Bund and Communists from political tickets and for citizenship tests for public service. He also proposed deporting aliens supporting anti government aims and cutting university funding for those teaching views. He advocated an independent air force as the world’s greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morse Bingham
Washington, D. C
Bingham
Rotarians
Onondaga Hotel
Congress
Bund
National Defense
Woman In Custody After Second Suicide Attempt
A 24 year old woman, Mrs. Lests White, 253 South Fort Ward Avenue, was ordered to Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital for observation after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Three youths restrained her from jumping from a bridge over Onondaga Creek on West Onondaga Street. they reported she had earlier fallen from a hotel window and suffered severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Farmer
Lests Wmg
South Forrwards
Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital
Onondaga Creek
West Division Street
Paul ‘Bieler
North Street
Richard Fellows
Hegteen Street
Fayette
Syracuse-Memorial Police
Four from Worcester Held in Skaneateles Burglary Case
A group of four youths and a girl from Worcester and Igase were arrested after admitting to burglarizing Alber Clark's gasoline station on Route 20 east of Skaneateles last Tuesday. They allegedly siphoned gasoline, took two gallons of oil, three cartons of cigars, a knife, and $187 left in a toll box. They were moved from Oneida barracks to the District Attorney's office in Skaneateles for statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Worcester
Igase
District Attorney's
Skaneateles
New York
Ailkes-Barre
New York State
Pennsylvania
Oneida Barracks
District Attorney’s Office
iSergt
William Stevenson
A. F. Ryder
Robert A. McNab
U. S
New London
Alber Clark
Girl Scouts pledge defense aid as Camp Hoover closes
Onondaga Girl Scouts closed their summer at Camp Hoover Long Lake near Tully pledging continued cooperation with national defense efforts. Speakers represented troops and leaders including Mrs Cass Williams and Miss Marion Harrigan with Miss Agnes Penman in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Onondaga Girl Scouts
Hoover
Long Lake
Tully
National’ Defense
Cass ‘Williams
Marion Harrigan
Agnes
Robin Hood
H. S. Robertson
Theiamp
A. K. Penman
George Leathanenr
Helen
Pelan
Charles Farnham
Townsend Club Plans Meeting At Home On Monday Evening
The Townsend club will meet at 8 PM this Monday at a stated home venue. Members are urged to attend for upcoming arrangements and community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Otaire
State Fair Lights Up New York Exposition Preview
Paul Smith director of the New York State Fair previews a dazzling lighting plan for the 1941 exposition at the State Fair Grounds. Fluorescent tubes and nine types of lights promise brighter displays than ever with dioramas and murals nearing completion as work races toward the opening next Sunday. A taxi accident in Albany claims a pedestrian's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Fair
Paul Smith
Harriet May Mills Memorial
Empire Court
Smith
State Institutions
Grange
Jones Beach
Niagara Falls
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Jasper National Park
Canadian Rockies
Laura Belle Stacy
Brookford Road
Will Torbett
Miss Stacy
Grimes
Hich
Rural Park Memorial
66Th Field Artillery
Ine Armored Brigade
S. R. Goodwin
J. B. Baker
Albert Davenport
Lewis J. Storck
Clarence T. Adams
Corporal
By William Pitis
Rufus J. Ferguson
80Th
Sandy Hook
Elliott County
Rufe’s
Corp
William G. Burghardt
Tath
Burghardt
Sn Atoll
Charles ‘Wolfe
Ciachana
WERC
66Th Field Artillery Band
Albert L. Vreesland
11Th District
New Jersey
D. Wesley
20Th Ordnance Battalion
Nelson M.lynde, Jr
Raritan Arsenal
Metuchen
N. J
Tech
Fred E. O'Brien
William A. King
William C. McCoy
Kenneth H. Jenkins
Anthony J. Drenik
Russell E. Preston
Eugene A. Richardson
Franklin J. Collins
Empire State
35Th Armored Regiment
31Th Armored Regiment
Dist
Lpeb
Sylvan Silver
80Th Regiment
Baltimore
News-Post
Joseph Frisino
84Th Battalion
Leonard Shapiro
Monticello
Republican
Roy Pratt
Daer Mary Tpratigioc Maesens
37Th Tank
Iwag
Pratt
Upstate
U.A.W
Mass
Albany
Vincer Connert
Pittsfield
Albany-Rensselaer Bridge
Adirondacks
Schoele
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