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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1941
Page
2
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Draft notice lists 45 additional inductees from Onondaga County to report tomorrow. The board reviews classifications, with several 1-A0 cases to be decided by higher authority. Names include Walter Mann, Albert Lane, Robert Parson, Robert Waters, and others across Syracuse and nearby towns.
Induction tests are scheduled for Gnondaga men with a long list of selectees reporting in Hirkville and New York. Names and addresses include Frank Lovecchio Edward Manni John Dotterer Warren Melvine Lloyd Van Gelder Victor Sportelli John DeStephano William Eildreth Benjamin Con Hin Walter Fidler Donald Pollick David Engelstein Liam Brown Henry Windmoeller Frank Selinger Anthony Como Alphonse DeJohn John Torsey John Pinko Ernest Davison James Pola Harold Phethean Fred Douglas Norman Leonard Wil Harn Wiggins.
Aviation Mechanics School at 1056 South Clinton Street launches with 220 registered. The National Defense School for Aviation Mechanics and a second ground school at Vocational High School begin, with 104 registrants awaiting instruction in ground work.
Mrs Mary Law formerly Mary Nellis of Syracuse sails home to rejoin her husband Richard Law MP and financial secretary of the British War Office. She left two sons with her mother in Rochester and sailed aboard the Exe ter bound for Lisbon. She is the daughter of late Abram Nellis of Phoenix and niece of Fulton lawyer Robert Pendergast and Mrs Louise Hutchinson.
Fort McClellan saw transfers within the Edith Field Artillery as Lieut Forrest L Wool and Lieut Thadde Syracuse joined headquarters and staff roles. Lieut Puchewicz and Lieut Tuchewicz bring prior Guard service, with Tuchewicz having Norwegian and Syracuse unit ties. Corporal Bernard Parsons heads home after a three year National Guard enlistment, while Private First Class Michael DeYulio re enlists as assistant mechanic. Athletic tournaments schedules are set with softball dominant. 104th Field Artillery and 108th Infantry teams are taking shape.
Miss Betty Baker and Russell Anderson, noted Manlius School athlete, plan marriage on March 6 at Mount Hope Presbyterian Church in Rochester. Anderson, a 1931 Manlius graduate, excelled in multiple sports and later attended Cornell and the University of Rochester before working at Eastman Kodak. He is a member of Theta Theta Phi.
In fine style each unit aims to be pennant winner in its league. Fencing is coming to the fore at camp with several clubs organized and daily practice during spare moments. Soldiers purchase head guards and fells. Instruction comes from NCOs or officers with experience. Practice matches draw curious crowds eager to watch this new Army sport.
Alvin R. Heming twenty from M C A resident pleaded guilty in Police Court to unlawful entry and illegal possession of a firearm. An unloaded 32 caliber revolver was found on his person during a search at Police Headquarters. Judge Homer V. Walsh ordered further sentencing for Saturday.
Raymond Sherman 22 of 710 East Fayette Street pleaded not guilty in Police Court to third degree burglary and is held on 1000 bail for March 21. Deputy Chief Russell Humphrey said Sherman confessed acting as lookout for three youths who admitted four burglaries. Roy Barber and Edwin Curtis, two of the youths, are also held on third degree burglary charges, the third youth is a minor.
A Mantus Pompey Read area fire destroyed two large barns on Hillhelm poultry farm. Aims Gallinger and neighbor Paul Tuttle rescued horses and cows but 165 chickens and four tons of hay were lost as the blaze spread. Firefighters faced caster shortages delaying suppression.
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