Evening star., 1949-12-31
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CAPT. WILLIAM T. MURPHY.

Police
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cialist on missing persons and sub
versive Influences with the specia
Investigations squad, was trans.
ferred to administrative head
quarters as a supervisory lieuten.
ant. 1t. Blackman will act as 6
night supervisor in keeping with
the policy of shifting six lieuten-
ants in and out of that position
every six months.
Hunter Filling Job.
| At the end of that period, 1t
Blackman will return to his for
mer duties. While he is at head
quarters his post will be filled by
1t. Jim Hunter.
Two other reassignments in
volved Corpl. Percy G. Dawson
promoted to sergeant and trans
ferred from No. 6 to IA, and Pvt
John B. Southard. made a corpora
and transferred from No. 9 to 2
In another promotion. Sergt
Ernest A. Fuller was made lieu.
tenant and transferred from tht
fourth to the 14th precinct.
Other Transfers Made.
The other transfers included
1t. George E, Cooper, from No
IL to the detective bureau; 1t
Carl G. Darnall. from administra
tive headquarters to No. 4; 1t
George S. Eckels, from No. IA t,
No. 8; 1t. Albert I. Eynbrey, from
administrative headquarters t,
No. 10: 1t. Charles F. Fox, from
No. 4 to No. 5; 1t. James H
Gosnell, from administrative head
quarters to No. s: 1t. Reid L
Hammonn, from Communication!
and Records Bureau to administra.
tive headquarters for duty as {
supervisory lieutenant: 1t. Angus
r. Helwig, from No. 10 to admins
trative headquarters as a super
visory lieutenant; 1t. Harold E
Moore, from No. 6 to administra
tive headquarters as supervisory
lieutenant.
1t. Marvin @. Myers, from No
5 to Communications and Records
Bureau; 1t. Samuel J. Prophet
from No. II to No. z; 1t. William
c. Rector, from No. 2 to No. 13;
1t. Lafone Starkweather, from
administrative headquarters tt
No. IL; 1t. Charles H. Warder
from No. 9 to administration
headquarters as supervisory lieu.
tenant; 1t. Waylond w. White.
more, from administrative head.
quarters to No. 2; 1t. Charles T
Williams, from No. 7 to admins.
trative as supervisory lieutenant.
Sergt. John A. Bryant, from No
IL to No. Q; Sergt. Arthur E
Fredette. from No. 2 to No. 4
Sergt. Sidney F. Malone. from No
to No. 3; Sergt. Sherwood L. Nc.
Cargar, from No. 2 to No. /: Sergt
Howard F. Mowry, from No. 3 tt
No. s; Sergt. Maurice F. Prestele
from No. to No. IL; Sergt. 10.
seph L. Proctor, jr.. from No. / tt
No. 4; Sergt. Howard B. Quan.
trille, from No. to No. 2; Sergt
Robert L. Rison, from No. IA tt
No. g..
Corp. Frank V. Breazeale. from
No. 8 to No. 10; Corpl. Cecil M
Castle, from No. IL to No. IA
Corpl. Francis E. Davis, from No
to No. /; Corpl. Robert D. Dyas
from No. IA to No. 8; Corpl. 10.
seph M. Frye, from Communica
tions and Records Bureau to No
IA; Corpi. Robert W. Hopkins
from No. 6 to harbor precinct
Corpl. Vincent H. jenkins, from
No. IA to No. 8; Corpl. John J
Kinney, from No. 2 to No. 6: Corpl
James D. Langley, from No. 10 t.
No. 7; Corpl. Dewey H. Mayo, from
No. to Communications and Rec
ords Bureau; Corpl. Gordon 7
Nance, from No. 8 to No. 8; Corpl
James B. Pruitt, from No. II
No. 6. s
Detectives Shifted.
Precinct Detective Thomas Col
by, from No. 6 to No. IL; Precinc
Detective John c. Daniels, from
No. 10 to No. 4: Precinct Defective
Talmadge P. Denton, from No. l
to No. S; Precinct Detective Floyt
IA. Rabbi. from NO. IL to No. 2
Precinct Detective William B. Sat
terthwaite. from No. 13 to TIN
Detective Bureau.
Precinct Detective Ralph Shoe
maker, from NOS to No. 8; Pro
bational Detective Ivy l.. Murphy
from No. 2 to No. S.
Pvt. Frederick j. AXE, from No
/ / to No. u; Pvt. Adam M, Arney
from No. 2 to No. 3; Pvt. James c
Butler, from No: 13 to No. Q; Pvt
Francis A. Carr, from Traffic Divi
sion to harbor precinct: Pvt. Mel
son H. Coleman, from No. 2 to Nc
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