Two Platoons Go Into Effect in the Morning
[April 14, 1919 - Passaic, New Jersey] The two-platoon system of working in the fire department begins
in this city tomorrow morning.
This reduces the working day of firemen from twenty-four hours
to twelve hours a day. The thirty-six men recently added to the
fire department are geting their first tates of a fireman's
life today. They went on duty at 8 o'clck this morning to learn
the different parts of the engine and the equipment used in
fighting fires.
The new firemen are:
- Walter BRETT, 57 Washington
- John BOYKO, 208 Fourth
- Matthew J. MEADE, 8 High
- Lawrence COSTELLO, 253 Oak
- John J. O'BRIEN, 172 Sherman
- William MCCAFFERY, 125 Washington
- Anthony SULLIVAN, 96 Columbia
- George POLANSKI, 199 Second
- James KAYWOOD, 90 Hamilton
- Charles J. AINSWORTH, 353 Paulison
- Raymond SMIT, 218 Columbia
- Harry E. VIVIAN, 175 Burgess
- Charles MOSELY, 215 Burgess
- Frank KRANIK, 356 Main
- Robert ISLES, 134 Burgess
- Michael RENO, 131 Fourth
- Joseph GLADYS, 50 Martha
- John E. WALKER, 100 Madison
- Gustav KLESCH, 242 Main
- Richard COOPER, 23 Passaic
- John DOREMUS, 122 Central
- Walter HOLE, 159 President
- Herman KLINE, 223 Randolph
- John VAN GURP, 120 Linden
- George ZEIM, 338 Montgomery
- Edward LULLWITZ, 104 Grant
- John ZANKO, 104 Summer
- Walter E. LAUDER, 185 Jefferson
- Peter LYONS, 101 Madison
- Alexander M. COHN, 73 Columbia
- Harry H. SHEVON, 7 State
- Charles CROWLEY, 321 Madison
- Thomas CAREY, 78 Washington
- William GREEN, 162 Madison
- Charles SMITH, 206 Brook
- Joseph SPIREKO, 196 Fourth
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