Cavalry Aumen Patrol Duty in Bombing Test
Fragmented report describes cavalry units assigned patrol duty during bombing tests. Separate notes mention a county jail uniform issue and a desertion case heard by Judge John A. Cornell.
24 Jan 1941
Page 1
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1941
Page
1
Fragmented report describes cavalry units assigned patrol duty during bombing tests. Separate notes mention a county jail uniform issue and a desertion case heard by Judge John A. Cornell.
Disjointed OCR text references people and a firemen event with unclear details. The readable bits mention a fireman and yard snow issues, with scattered phrases about Italy Kansas and a roof discovery. No coherent timeline or outcomes are evident.
In Scranton Pennsylvania a six year old girl and her mother were walking across a railroad trestle when a freight train approached. The mother prayed and laid flat as the engine stopped within a few feet. The girl sustained a back injury but both survived.
The Works Progress Administration starts a project costing 120.6 million dollars to study why people go to court. The Migration Analyzer will examine about 80,000 appeal cases from the 1920s to today, analyzing filed damages relief sought dilatory motions verdicts reversals involved parties and costs with forms of 650 questions each case. 320 white collar workers and lawyers are on the task.
A brief historical note records two publication years 1926 and 1937. It marks a sequence of reports tied to a singular subject or author, though the fragment provides no further names, places, or outcomes.
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