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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

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3

Rolling Fourth Army Unit Prepares For Tank Chaser Role

The Rolling Fourth, a triangular 12,500 man division under Maj. Gen. Oscar W. Griswold, streams toward Fort Benning for streamlining into the Army first tank chasing unit. It will mount a 75 mm gun on a half track armored car and add anti aircraft and reconnaissance battalions as it shifts to speed and mobility.

Syracuse Herald-Journal South Carolina Winnfield Oscar W. Griswold Fort Benning Louisiana United States Fourth Army Third Army Army

Metal Industry Placements Down Upstate Last Month

Albany reports metal trades placements declined for the first time since November. June saw 1,445 jobs filled, down 114 from May, with declines in skilled machine shop tinsmith coppersmith and sheet metal roles. New York City total rose 19 percent to 1,518.

Upstate Albany Vice Today New York City Paradise Mont Bob Hensley Spokane Plains United States Bob Fifth Avenue

Hams Mobilized For Coast Maneuvers

In Southwest Washington on August 21 the Army began voluntary mobilization of amateur radio operators for coastal defense. About 200 operators work within a secret espionage network to relay troop and movement data to the 9th Corps Army. The plan, led by Maj General Kenyon A. Joyce, aids defenses especially in the Olympic peninsula forest area.

Washington Kenyon A. Joyce 9Th Olympic Peninsula

Oldest Arizona Woman Dies at 1018, Birth in Mexico

Mrs. Serapa Laveria, reported as the oldest woman in Arizona, died at age 1018. Church records show she was born in Mexico on November 13, 1822.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona Serapa Laveria Mexico

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