Ann Arbor Police Department Auxiliary Force Applicant Harlan (Sox) Roos, February 1962
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Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1962
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First Applicant: Harlan (Sox) Roos of 235 Murray Ave. (center), personnel director for Edwards Bros. Inc., a local lithography firm, checks over his application for the 10-man Ann Arbor Auxiliary Police Force now being formed. Police Lt. Harold E. Olson (left) and City Personnel Director Donald L. Kohler (right) discuss the form with Roos, who was the first man to apply for the force. At 7:15 p.m. tomorrow at the Civil Defense Training Center on the North Campus examinations will be given and applications processed for men interested in joining the new unit.
Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1962
Caption
First Applicant: Harlan (Sox) Roos of 235 Murray Ave. (center), personnel director for Edwards Bros. Inc., a local lithography firm, checks over his application for the 10-man Ann Arbor Auxiliary Police Force now being formed. Police Lt. Harold E. Olson (left) and City Personnel Director Donald L. Kohler (right) discuss the form with Roos, who was the first man to apply for the force. At 7:15 p.m. tomorrow at the Civil Defense Training Center on the North Campus examinations will be given and applications processed for men interested in joining the new unit.
Year
1962
Month
February
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