628 Draftees To Be Drawn In Syracuse
Syracuse hearse to send 628 men from 20 mid state counties to Camp Upton for January draft processing. Second Corps Area lists assignments including 304 to hospitals and 584 to coast artillery commands plus signals at Mitchel Field and Fort Hamilton. About 1 500 men from Ninth Division will depart from Fort Bragg in January and February.
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Syracuse
Camp Upton
John R. Kelly
New York
Second Corps
Governors Island
Robert J. Dixon
Second Armored
D. Benning
Georgia
South Coast Artilery
Delaware National Guard
Corps Area Service Command
New Jersey
308Th Signal Company
Mitchel
Fort Bragg
N. C
Syracuse Fon
Onondaga
Monroe County
Rochester
Cayuga
Chemung
Cortland
Jefferson
Lewis
Madison
Oneida
Rome
Three Reappointed By County Clerk
County Clerk Rolland A. Strever announced the 1941 reappointments of Henry F. Goldacker as deputy clerk Gifford P. Montague as deputy in charge of the courts and Miss Eveline H. Fowler as secretary, all confirmed by the Board of Supervisors.
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Board of Supervisors
Rolland A. Strever
Henry F. Goldacker
Gifford P. Montague
Eveline H. Fowler
Meetings of Central City Lodge Templar order tomorrow
The International Order of Good Templars Central City Lodge 14 will meet tomorrow night at 366 West Onondaga Street. Miss Eleanor L. Vierow, chief templar, will preside.
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Central City Lodge
International Order of Good Templars
Onondaga Street
Eleanor L. Vierow
January Draft Quotas and Dates for Onondaga County
Local selective service boards in Onondaga County announce quotas and delivery dates for the second January draft. The listings show board numbers with men to be delivered on January 20 to 31, including dates like 13 20 13 21 and 3 22 33 23, indicating multiple delivery slots and counts.
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Selective Service System
Onondaga County
Offiag
Reservists Told to Report Status by January 6
Syracuse based Army Reservists in the Second Corps Area have until January 6 to inform headquarters of their readiness for active duty. The 103 district members will be discharged if married with dependents or employed in critical national defense industries. Letters mailed Tuesday require status updates. deferred personnel face discharge January 15 while others may be called February 15. Active duty members will retain their pre discharge rank and assist in training recruits.
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Syracuse
Second Corps
Robert J. Dixon
New York
Onondaga Home Orphans Party By Knights Templar
Central City Commandery Knights Templar hosted 122 Onondaga Orphans Home youths at the Eckel Theater. The New Year’s event included dinner at the Masonic Temple, carols, recitations, and gifts, with former residents and wives helping serve. Harold Alexander, a Knights member who once lived at the home, assisted.
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Onondaga
Knights Templar
Central City
Onondaga Orphans Home
Eine
Eckel Theater
Masonic T
Commandery
Harold Alexander
Guardsmen Return to Duty at Fort McClellan
Twenty units from the 10th Infantry and 10th Field Artillery end a 12 day Christmas furlough and arrive at Fort McClellan Alabama after a crowded troop train from Syracuse. They meet Lt Col Charles F Stanton Maj H J Brown and Lt LeRoy S Copp on arrival.
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10Th Infantry
10Th Field Artillery
Qith
Fort McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Syracuse
Ariving
Col
Charles F. Stanton
H. J. Brown
Lieut
LeRoy S. Copp
Woman Injured Sliding From Porch Railings
Mrs. William A. Gardinier of 104 Herriman Street fell from a second story porch railing while shaking a rug. She suffered bruises to her back and legs and refused hospital care, remaining at home to-day. Patrolman George Davidson reports.
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William A. Gardinier
Herriman Street
Induction Officers Named for Federalizing Company C
Induction officers to conduct the business of Federalizing Company C 101st Anti-Tank, formerly Troop K 121st New York National Guard Cavalry, will include Capt James P Furlong Capt Sydney W Stringer Lieut William L Share and Lieut Frederick C Stanisbury. They will serve Jan 6 to Jan 11 except Captain Furlong who remains on duty until Jan 15.
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101St
121St
New York National Guard Cavalry
James P. Furlong
Field Artillery Reserve
Sydney W. Stringer
William L. Share
Frederick C. Stanisbury
Medical Reserve
Furlong
Lincoln Bank To Declare $1 Dividend
The Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company will declare a dividend of $1 a share, paid in two installments of 50 cents on Jan. 15 and April 15 to stockholders of record Jan. 11 and April 5. Deposits are expected to reach $25,000,000 with capital funds at $2,350,000.
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Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
W. B. Unbehend
Lincoln Bank
Woman given suspended sentence for missing parking meter
Mrs. Helen N. Baker of Oswego returned to Traffic Court with another ticket saying she forgot to turn the crank. Judge Harry Farmer again gave a suspended sentence and warned of a $1 fine for a third violation.
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Helen N. Baker
Oswego
Harry Farmer
Injured Minoa Man Remains Unconscious After Fall
Edward Hart, 55, of Minoa, remained in serious condition at St. Joseph's Hospital nearly 36 hours after being found on the steps of Peters Hotel. Doctors called his condition fair with slight improvement. State police say Hart suffered severe head injuries from falls on New Year's Eve.
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Minoa
Peters Hotel
Edward Hart
St. Joseph’s Hospital
George Smith
Fayetteville
Hart
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