First War Recruiting Post Since 1945 Opens in City
The Woman's Army Corps opens a recruiting office in Syracuse for northern New York. Capt Laurel B. Rajski from Stevens Point Wisconsin will lead WAC recruiting in the district, with Sgt Christabel M. Wood from Johnson City handling local enlistments. Rajski, with 29 months overseas in Berlin, arrived in 1945 and returned to the U.S. last December. Wood enlisted February 12, 1943, served at Fort Monmouth New Jersey, and attended Johnson City High School. The program to enlist women in the Wac and the U S Air Force is set to take effect September 15, with re-enlistment allowances of 350 per year of prior service for eligible discharged personnel.
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Woman's Army Corps
Syracuse
Laurel B. Rajski
Stevens Point
Wis
Christabel M. Wood
Johnson
City
Rajski
Wac
New York
Woods
Berlin
United States
Priono
Rajsk
Signal Corps
Long Island
St. Joseph's Acadeemy
Des Moines
Wac Weeny Center
Sgt
Wood
Binghamton
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Johnson City
Camp Lee
U.S. Air Force
Wace
Pair Settles Bridge Theft For $200
Two Syracuse men, Louis Jennings and Willie Seward, faced grand larceny charges over a missing West Branch bridge but the case closed as they agreed to pay $200 restitution. They admitted selling cut bridge steel in Syracuse for $84 after a badge bearing man allegedly directed them. Local officials credited investigators and a deputy sheriff for uncovering the span.
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Rome
West Branch
Syracuse
Louis Jennings
Renwick Spl
Willie Seward
Townsend Sr
Robert Williams
Lee Center
Robert FE. Morris
Shgerive Harry Scott
Arthur ‘Willis
Onondaga ,Sheriff’s Department
Mohawk
PEKES PEAK Named for Lt Zebulon Pike Discovery
The name PIKES PEAK honors Lt. Zebulon M. Pike who explored the region and helped reveal the area’s history. The reference links the peak to early exploration, signaling a historic origin tied to Pike’s explorations.
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Pekes
Zebulon M. Pike
Malayan Reds Slain in Singapore Clash
British forces kill at least 10 Communists in Malaya today. Gurkha troops and British police engage a band of 40 insurgents in a sharp clash in Negri Sembilan State, leaving six rebels dead.
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Singapore
Malaya
Negri Sembilan
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