104th Troops Near End of Basic Drill at Fort McClellan
Fort McClellan Alabama reports the 104th Field Artillery nearing the end of an eight week basic training cycle begun November 4. The program emphasizes battery and battalion development, gas defense, pistol and artillery drill, field communications, and unit cohesion under the replacement center system.
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Fort McClellan
Ala
104Th Field Artillery
Fort NcClellan
United States War Department
Army of
United States
Dunn Home Holiday Reunion for Four Generations
Four generations of Syracusans gathered yesterday at 47 Garden Court Buffalo for a holiday reunion hosted by Mrs. G. Perry Dunn. Attendees included Sebastian Barthel and his daughter Mrs. Koehring, his granddaughter Mrs. Dunn, and great granddaughter Ann Dunn eight months old. New Year greetings, games, and carol singing featured the gathering.
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G. Perry Dunn
Garden Court
Buffalo
Sebastian Barthel
Kirkpatrick Street
Mary Koehring
Lawrence Street
Mrs. Dunn
Si Ann Dunn
Mr. Barthel
Nkoehring
Wiliam Koppel
North Syracuse
R. D
Loretta Barthel
Frank Barthel
Kirk
Patrick Street
Thaweranddanektar
Patricia Ann Dre
Vere G. Perry Donn
Church Leaders To Discuss War Relief Appeals
Twelve Protestant church leaders will meet informally at the Syracuse YMCA luncheon to discuss war relief appeals and Christian work programs in Europe and Asia. Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg will preside. no official action will be taken.
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Syracuse Council of Churches
Edwin T. Dahlberg
First Baptist Church
Woman Held After Knifing In Elk Grill Restaurant
James Calucci, 40, from 184 Berger Avenue, was wounded in a knife attack during an argument at the Elk Grill in the 1900 block of South Salina Street. His wife Grace Calucci was arrested on third degree assault, bail set at $500, and she pled not guilty. Calucci described the injury as non fatal and he remained under police guard as a material witness.
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Salina Street
James Calucci
Berger ‘Avenue
Syracuse General Hospital
Grace Calucci
Calucci
Elk Grill
Guardsmen Return to Fort McLean Trip Details
Guardsmen from Syracuse depart in the early hours for Fort McLean and Anniston with hundreds of National Guardsmen from Watertown Oswego and Auburn joining the convoy. Units including Battery A 104th Field Artillery and the 105th Infantry move in stages, while winterized tents await on return. The War Department notes fort work ahead with a February 10 1941 contract date and a final cost near six and a half million dollars.
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National
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
104Th Field Artillery
Dor Ali Bam
War Department
Onondaga County Relief Drops 33 Percent
Mayor Rolland B. Marvin released a state ment showing Onondaga County’s home relief load fell 33 percent in the year ending Oct 31 across 16 centers. The report lists Schenectady Albany and Troy with larger declines and New York City as the smallest drop at 10 percent.
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Onondaga County
New York State
Rolland B. Marvin
Schenectady
Albany
Troy
New York City
Binghamton
Erie County
Mount Vernon
Nassau County
New Rochelle
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Utica
Westchester Country
White Plains
Yonkers
Smudge Put Out in Car Sales Room Fire
Smoke in an automobile sales and display room at 375 West Onondaga Street traced to smouldering boards by Engine Company 6 at 5 30 this morning. Firemen quickly extinguished the smudge. Separately, Engine Company 5 put out an automobile fire on Erie Boulevard West near the railroad underpass between Gefides and West Genesee Streets shortly after 5 00 A M.
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West Onondaga Street
Engine Company 6
Engine Company 5
Erie Boulevard
Gefides
West Genesee Streets
Painted Auto Lanes Urged In Syracuse
WILLIAM L. PITTS argues for channelized roadways in Syracuse with painted lanes and pedestrian safety islands. He cites Rochester’s success with center islands and one way restrictions to reduce accidents and improve flow, noting initial delays but fewer crashes compared with signalized corners. The piece mentions Francis F. Farmer’s proposals and local streets examined. A separate brief notes Charles E. Trudeau, 33, of 618 Irving Avenue, charged with a $14 board bill in Champion, Jefferson County.
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Syracuse
McBride
Save
Herald-Journal
Police Department
Francis F. Farmer
Green- Wood Place
Farmer
Pennsylvania State College
South Salina
Onondaga
Owen
Gaga
Harrison Street
James
State and Burnet Avenue
Rochester
Harrison
Chimes
Strand Theater
West Onondaga
R. Harrison Young
City Engineering Department
Clarissa
Mount Hope
Champion
Jefferson County
Charles E. Trudeau
Irving Avenue
Malone State Police
E. H. Tuttle
J. C. Miller
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William N. Haskell
27Th Dem
103Rd Field Artillery
Dunn
4 Generations
Charlie Silverman
Silverman
E. Fayette Street
State St
Grace Calucci II
Central N. Y
Alabama
P.C
N. Y
Eve
The
Cherge
William L. Pitts
Carter
Mulroy
Tom & Jerry
Tom Collins
Rock & Brandy
National Distillers
Mt. Vernon
U. S. Govt
Muscatel
California
FRICE
Scotland
Tch, ‘Sthr
National. Distillers Producers of
Overholt
Ht, Vernon
Titan
N. Salina
Salina
Weateett
Hormel
Trent
Larse
Mohican
Meadowbrook
Hofeo Brand
Limburger
Meadowbrook” Fresh Creamery
Jane
Zeus
Arizona
Mehican
Heinz
Ase
Wiémer
Bowtie
Florida
Behs, I
Mohican Bohemian
Doz
Areevir
Fie
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