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I i Action Believed to Be Due to theIGerman and MexicanSituation.Si:\v marine corps recruiting sL'i-tion^ arc to 1)lt;• opened soon in GerUnl 'i nd Won torn Xew York, nccorrling 10 jailvicftR received from Buffalo by Sor^t. J Frank X. BIr ir lier, who is in charge of ilie local marine recruiting office in ] iIk- Kirk block'. •Although Sergeant Rleichor bus not : been informed of the reason for the j establishment of now recniiliner sta- j lions, it is believed due to the German j nnd MoNiean situations.The quota, for the marine corps for-AJnv is f»00. The Eastern recruiting division's quota is ISO and the Buffalo district's, in which Syracuse is in-; eluded, thirty. This is twice as large j ms the quota for April.I Arrangements were made laid. sum-j user by Sergeant Bleiohcr and Sergt,; George U. .McGee, now of Buffalo, who i was formerly in charge of the* marine ofUce here, for the opening of recruiting offices in Auburn, Cortland and other nearby cities. In those cities tho names of phyaicians to act as medical examiners in case recruiting stations were opened were secured. Desirable locations for recruiting offices in these cities wore also secured. This data ia on flic in Buffalo. f In CiLse a. number of new recruit big qITiccb are opened, Sergeant McGee may bo assigned to the Syracuse office | and Sergeant Bleicher sent to one of ! the new officer.i _____r5r\ ■
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Fri, Apr 21, 1916
Page 39
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