Major General Frederick E. Uhl Transferred to Fourth Service Command
Maj. Gen. Frederick E. Uhl, previously of Madison Barracks and longtime commander of the Second Infantry Brigade, is reassigned to command the Fourth Service Command. He had left Madison Barracks in August 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Uhl
Watertown
Frederick E. Uhl
Madi Ton Barracks
Fourth Service Command
Seventh Service Command
Uhl
Madison Barracks
Luftwaffe Strength Grows Despite Allied Bombing
Edward P. Morgan notes Luftwaffe has about 1000 more fighters than a year ago and is larger now than in 1939. He cites Allied bombing, RAF and USAAF tonnage, and shifted Luftwaffe from offense to defense as the war widens. The piece surveys aircraft totals, bomber trends, and anticipated impact on invasion plans. It mentions RAF losses, German rocket developments, and U boats, with a closing note on a missing Seneca Falls man.
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Edward P. Morgan Copstiedt
Chicago
Acus, Inc
London
Luftwaffe
Germany
Royal Air
England
Hermann Goeting
Reich
Niza
Hitler
Laft-Treatie
RAF
U.S
alljPes
British Isles
United States Army Air Force
Air Ministry
Fighter Command
Jand
Mediterranean
Allied Air
Richville Bride Edna Dufresne Marries Garnet Weaver
Miss Edna Dufresne and Garnet H. Weaver, longtime Richville area residents, wed in the United Church parsonage Richville on New Year’s Eve as performed by the Rev Edward J. W. Burston.
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Edna Dufresne
Richville
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Coastal Command
Seneca Falls
Corp
Senator Glass
President Roosevelt
U. S
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
Washington
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Treasury
DEY Brothers , CO
Tea
Dux
California
Usiua P
Nd Dirs
Wells & Coverly’s
Viking
Stein Bloch
Kenroyd
Mt. Rock
S. Saline St
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