Enrollment Opens for Syracuse Defense Courses at SYRACUSE
More than 200 enrollments were reported last night for the first session of national sense training courses at Syracuse University, conducted with the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse. Courses run through August and September without charge, and none lead to college credit. Courses focus on machine shop practice welding forging and other trades. sessions split into two groups for larger classes. Enrollment is limited to those with proven ability in their field, many currently employed in shops and factories.
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National Sense
Syrase University
John W. Howe
Xetary
Manufacturers Sociation of
Syracuse
Tne College of Applied Science
Louis Mitchell
Howe
Martina Pays Back Wages and Receives Suspended Sentence
Charles V. Martina 37 of Albion, former operator of Martina's New Empire Theater, pleaded guilty in Police Court to failure to pay wages. He paid $415 to four complainants, including William Bessey and Edward Cummings, after Deputy Attorney General Irving H. Lessen pressed the charges. Martina is in bankruptcy and the theater had recently closed.
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Martina
Charles V. Martina
Albion
New Empire
William Besseys
Edward Cummings
Adolph DenHaese
Irving H. Lessen
License Revoked After Driver Quits Scene of Accident
Frank Dziczkaniec 21 of 845 Emerson Avenue had his operator license revoked in Traffic Court after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. Police say his car struck Lester Boyle of 214 Hall Avenue Solvay on July 6 injuring three, and Dziczkaniec fled the scene until traced by a fallen license plate.
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Frank Dziczkaniec
Emerson Avenue
Dziczkaniec
Lester Boyle
Hall Avenue
Solvay
Declaration approval by Syracuse Industrial Union Council
The executive board of the C. I. O. approved a national defense declaration. Al Litz, president, announced that the Syracuse Industrial Union Council voted in favor. The declaration records the council as unalterably opposed to any subversive activity.
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Syracuse Industrial Union Council
al Litz
Council
Hospital monthly patient records for Syracuse area July data
Syracuse area hospitals publicized July records showing patient admissions births treatments and discharges. Crouse Irvings totals include 215 admissions 645 births 942 treated 702 discharged 30 deaths. Memorial 222 admissions 638 births 952 treated 750 discharged 12 deaths. Good Shepherd 179 admissions 474 treated 653 discharged 457 deaths 21. St Josephs 187 admissions 678 births 941 treated 743 discharged 15. General Syracuse 84 admissions 273 births 413 treated 320 discharged 9. Onondaga Sanatorium 207 admissions 18 readmitted 7 discharged 23 deaths 4. Syracuse Free Dispensary first visits 2227 revisits 4728 total lists 6955 average daily visits 5200.
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Syracuse
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
St. Joseph's Hospital
General Hospital of
Syracusee
Onondaga
Syracuse to Albany and Oswego roads face extensive work
Road conditions list major highway status from Syracuse to upstate centers. Highways show resurfacing, reconstruction, and detours with multiple closures north of Pulaski and near Fulton. Officials caution traffic on alternate routes while maintaining passage on other routes.
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Syracuse
Division of Highways
State Department of Public Works
Trafic
Roadwork and widenings along multiple routes in upstate New York
Traffic advisories report progress on Route 11 between Potsdam and Winthrop and Route 52 near Brasse Corners. Route 87 near Ozidensburg and Heuverton closed for widening and grade raises. Route 5 Waterloo to Seneca Falls and Route 2 Geneva southeast four miles see widening. Route 414 half mile resurfacing between Halsey Corners and Savannah. Route 2 Ithaca reconstruction four miles. Route 13 one mile widening and resurfacing Cayuta to Newfield. Route 34 railroad crossing elimination two and a half miles north of West Danby. Route 31 work between Palmyra and Newark.
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U.S
Syracuse
Cortland
Binghamton
Castle Creek
Whitney Point
Cortlana
Ithaca J
Elmira
Cayuta
Newfield
Horseheads
Auburn
Geneva
Batavia
Buffalo
Sennett
Waterloo
Seneca Falls
Crossman's Corners
Weedsport
Lyons
Newark
Rochester
Palmyra
Adirondack
Oneida
Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
Fayetteville
Center Lisle
Richford
Cayuga County
Chenango County
Afton
Bainbridge
North Norwich
Sherburne
McDonough
East McDonough
Cortland County
Herkimer
Middleville
Jefferson County
Henderson Harbor
Jerrings
Carthage
Philadelphia
Adams
Madison
Leonardsville
Bridgewater
North Brookfield
Georgetown
Chenango
Oneida Castle
Utica
Poland
Vernon Center
Onondaga
Cleero
Bridgeport
Ontario County
Bushnell Basin
Dear
Mendon
Oswego County
U. S
Pulaski
Phoenix
Three Rivers
Ofrteatt
Ot Fulton
Halsey Corners
Savannah
Ithaca
West Danby
Old Coins Stolen From Bungay Home In West Side
Police report a burglary at 3649 Midland Avenue where Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bungay lost coins worth about $6. A separate theft involved a case of 24 rubber-soled canvas shoes valued at $12 from a truck between the B. F. Goodrich store and the New York Central freight depot. Authorities caution residents to secure valuables after these incidents.
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H. R. Bungay
Midland Avenue
John Fitzgibbons
B. F. Goodrich Company
West Jefferson Street
New York Central
West Street
Funeral Held for Antwerp Infant Donna Gleason
Funeral services were held in Antwerp for Donna Irin Gleason nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Gleason. She died Tuesday night at the House of the Good Samaritan Watertown after an illness of about a week. The Rev Myron E Whittler officiated her burial was in Antwerp Cemetery. She was a twin born November 8 1939 at Antwerp. Surviving parents are two sisters Doreen Isa and Gail Teta and her grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Fron and Mr and Mrs Elmer Gleason.
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Congregatiional
Antwerp
Keneth E
Gladys Forton Gleason
Doreen Isa
Gail Teta
Mie
Albert Fron
Elmer
Gleason Fomor
UEC Ata Ags Netra Sey
Death notices for Hurtibus Ouderkirk McGuigan Dudzinski Burney
Death notices and funeral details for Mrs. Rose Hurtibus aged 94 of 207 West Brighton Avenue and others including John W. Ouderkirk Jr Howard McGarity Helen McGuigan Walter Dudzinski Richard J. Bush James A. Burney list funeral times places and survivors across Syracuse and nearby towns with church services cemetery burials and military rites. Surviving relatives include multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Rose Hurtibus
Brighton Avenue
Rites Held for Mary Osborne at St Patrick’s Church
Mary Osborne died at home on Loo mis Hill Road Tuesday night. Rites began at Dawson Funeral Home and continued at St Patrick’s Church with Revs Driscoll and Hartnett officiating. Bearers included Paul Williams and Stanley Santee. Burial followed at St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Mary Osborne
Loomis Hill Road
Dawson Funeral Home
South Wilbur Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Thomas Driscoll
Paul Williams
Stanley Santee
Francis Santee
Francis Edwards
Russell Brownell
Lewis Williams
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Patrick Hartnett
Rites Held for Mrs Catherine Loftus and Mrs Bridget ONeil
Obsequies conducted in Syracuse for Catherine Loftus of 90S Milton Avenue and Bridget ONeil of 400 Marcellus Street. Requiem high masses were celebrated at St Brigid's and St Lucy's churches with multiple clergy. Burial at St Mary's and St Agnes Cemeteries respectively. Frank Besesi, 77, died after a long illness at 407 Otisco Street. services set for Monday at St Lucy's Church.
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Walter Dudzinski
Cicero Center
Holy Cross
Polish National Catholic Church
John B. Panfil
John Piotrowski
Rome
Polish National Catholic Cemetery
Amboy
Howard P. McGarity
New York Central Railroad
Kinne Street
Syracuse
Saint Matthew’s
Whu
Gindb Spidluse
Wales
John Toomey
Francis C. Sheedy
Paul Long
Matthew Markell
Spencer Ballou
Paul Brown
Alfred Yohr
Charles Stevens
Joseph Bush
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Minon
Richard J. Bush
Rochester
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fairmount
Dennis F. McCarthy
Court Street
St. Daniel Church
John H. Alfred
James P. Slowey
Denis F. Lyons
William Thomas
Lloyd White
James W. Harris
Carleton Davis
Calvary Cemetery
Watertown
Madison Barracks
Sacketts Harbor
Catherine Loftus
Milton Avenue
St. Brigid's Church
William Brennan
Joseph Delahunt
William Dwyer
Edward Gannon
William Murrey
Edward Spencer
William Spencer
James Phalen
Martin Mahady
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Dwyer
Bridget O'Neil
Crouse-Irving Hospital
John Bilbo
Marcellus Street
St. Lucy's Church
Thomas Hayes
Frank Morrison
John Folkes
Peter Yost
Donald Lowe
Vincent Scanlon
Thomas Bnbo
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Frank Besesi
Otisco’ Street
Italy
Ida Festa
Niles, O
Lena Russo
Louise ‘Cantello
Sadie Scinta
Concetta Ciciarelli
Ignazio Besesi
St. Lucy’s Church
Ceme
Death Notices From Syracuse Area Obituaries List
Death notices from the Syracuse area include Eugene A. Flanigan Auburn Henry L Allen Oswego Charles G Scott Tyre G Frank Barden Taberg Leonard R Matthews Rome Mrs Charlotte E Sorensen Oneida Castle Mrs Flora Cole Jackson Boonville George Molnar Greig Mrs Cora Jones Lowville Frank W Smith Beaver Falls Mrs Mary Riley Canton James Joseph Ryan Cortland Edward C Dayton Philadelphia Mrs Lena Warren O Connor Geneva Matthew A Robinson Owego.
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Eugene A. Flanigan
Auburn
Henry L. Allen
Oswego
Charles G. Scott
Tyre
G. Frank Barden
Taberg
Leonard R. Matthews
Rome
Charlotte E. Sorensen
Oneida Castle
Flora Cole Jackson
Boonville
George Molnar
Greig
Cora Jones
Lowville
Frank W. Smith
Beaver Falls
Mary Riley
Canton
James Joseph Ryan
Cortland
Edward C. Dayton
Philadelphia
Lena Warren O'Connor
Geneva
Matthew A. Robinson
Owego
Marry Go Round By Heren Row Lanp
A nostalgic column mocks gender roles and political influence within marriage. It riffs on women becoming politically aware, jokes about wives seeking husbands’ “advice,” and notes how men critique, lecture, and influence domestic life while women learn to sway voting decisions through subtle tactics.
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Heren
Anyman
Godey
Castor Jor
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America A D Geoghegan
A D Geoghegan 63 president of Wesson Oil and Snowdrift Company died in New Orleans after a career starting as a stenographer. Also noted are Mrs Robert B Adam 61 president of Adam Meldrum and Anderson Buffalo and Edmund G Dearstyne 72 president of Dearstyne Brothers Tobacco Albany.
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America
A. D. Geoghegan
New Orleans
The
Wesson Oil and Snowdrift Company
Fayette, Miss
Geoghegan
Robert B. Adam
Buffalo
Adam, Meldrum and Anderson
Miami Beach
Fla
Adam
Edmund CG
Dearstyne
Albany
Edmund G. Dearstyne
Dearstyne Brothers. Tobacco, Company
Power Line Import Permit Sought At Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Power Company seeks a federal permit to import electric current from Canada using a bridge across the Niagara River replacing the destroyed upper arch span. The company argues Federal authorities lack jurisdiction over import-only facilities, while the commission notes no direct physical link currently exists between the two systems. The Canadian Niagara Power Company would supply to meet excess demand, via a boundary connection on the new bridge.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Niagara Falls Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Commission
United States
Niagara
Niagara Electric Corporation
Six Town Picnic Set for August 14 at Heath's Grove
The 55th annual Six Towns picnic, county’s major political gathering, will be held August 14 at Heath's Grove on Atisco Lake. Deputy Sheriff E H Hoffmire chairs the committee with speakers including Richard C S Drummond of Auburn. The program includes a Marcellus Central School band concert and a baseball game between the Marcellus Grays and the South Onondaga team.
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E. H. Hoffmire
Heath's Grove
Atisco Lake
Richard C. S. Drummond
Auburn
Marcellus Central School
Marcellus Grays
South Onondaga
Hoffmire
Six Towns Association
Horace M. Stone
John Heywood
H. Ernest Galt
Leon Wright
Miss Fite Surprises Family on Seattle Flight Visit
Thelma Fite revenue controller at Hotel Syracuse leaves by air for Seattle to spend two weeks with relatives. Her trip marks her first cross country flight and first home visit in a decade.
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Miss Fite
Seattle
Thelma Fite
Syracuse
Wash
Announcements and notices from a 1940s Syracuse page
Public notices include finds of a lady's pocketbook with papers and money on Colaser N Mantius Bridgeport Road with reward contact. a found beagle puppy near Avery Ave Bryant Ave. keys on a Cadillac. a commercial license plate found on Thursday. a driving course ad. and a Supreme Court foreclosure sale notice for Joseph J. Pienberg with auction details at Onondaga County Court House on August 13, 1940, including property description in Salina Village now Syracuse.
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Colaser
N. Mantius
Bridgeport Road
Avery Ave
Bryant, Ave
Cadillac Sr
Supreme Court
State of New York
Onondaga County Court House
Syracuse
Onondaga
New York
County of Onondaga
Fridolin Stauble
Elizabbeth Seitz
Owendsen County
Book of Deeds
Salina Street
Donald H. Mead
Ee State OF
We Onjondaga County Court House
City of
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Schenectady
Fort Jackson Village
Amsterdam
Johnsville
Lewis County
Kitts Corners
Naumberg
ST. Lawrence County
Tompkins County
Wayne County
Albert A. Kocher
Townsend Organization
L. W. Jeffrey
Chicago
Townsend National Recovery Organization, Inc
Syracuse Townsend
Graeme O'Goran
AL Syracuse
Frank P. Malpass
Annette
Klesheim
Wareham Street
Klosheim
Nathan Abelson
Celia Latimer
Boysen Bay
Moses Abramson
Oneida Lake
Bradford T. Schantz
Robert E. Killan
Rugby Road
41St Infantry
Russell F. Colburn
John H. Ford, Jr
Ackerman Avenue
Kenneth J. McDermott
South State Street
Frederick C. Stansbury
Comstock Avenue
Utica Military District
Americanization League
Gerald Fadden
Central High School
Maurice Jacques
International Miracle Book Club
Billy Sunday Business Men's Club
Frank Guldenschuh
Men’s Social Service Center
Salvation Army
Omer A. Hodgman
Unity Center
Onondaga Hotel
Ion
Jesus
Ion Prayer
Mrs. Rose Hortibus
John W. Ouderkirk
Flora Fowler
Fowler
Mary Moore
Ross Fenner
Mary Ouderkirk
G. L. Eberling
Skaneateles
Howard Ouderkirk
Frank Ouderkirk l
Ray Ouderkirk
Helen M. McGuigan
Cortland Avenue
A. C. Schumacher
West Onondaga Street
William Montgomery
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Achrema Council
Daughters of Liberty
McGuigan
John Nutting
William Erlenback
Charles Fry
Charles Flanders
Woodlawn Cemetery
James A. Burney
Lodi Street
Lincoln Park
Saint John the Evangelist Church
Assumption Cemetery
Burney
Empire State Railway
Helen A. Keyes Burney
Gabriel F. Buschle
William, Harry
Charles Burney
Frederick Capella
Stanley Gocek
Donald Buschle
Gabriel Buschle, Jr
Mrs. Mary Osborne
Feodor
Ungleich
Feodor O. Ungleich
Huntley Street
Bartels’ Brewing Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Germany
Cooper’s Union l
German Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Association
Henry Ungleich
Julia Schlosser
Mrs. Bridget O'Net
Frank Desesi
Niagara Utility
Seraind Tilenntphl Peste Merge
Heath’s Grove
Edward S.loop
Woodbine Avenue
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Becaus
Antoinette Beauty and Slenderisfog Salon
Salina St
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Hull
Central Auto Driving School
Wiliam Sullivan
Ernie Miller
Theresa Miller Krause
Gemaeblichkeit
Pond ST
Charles A
Chuck) Camuso
Heidelberg
N. Townsend
McDonald’s
Eddie and His Garden
Spring Gardens
Fairmount Bridge
Lafayette
Pat Galuppi
Mgr
Central Hotel
East
BIG Time
Manlius St
Frank
Stella’s
N.Y
Onondaga County
Newton H. Young
Lulu Young
First Trust & Deposit Company
Onondaca County
Hawthorne Street
Columbus Avenue
Newton H Young
Steve
Harry Abrams
Onondaga County Clerk's Office
Westcots Street
Westcott Street
Caler CG
Brown
Wees
Franges Baker
Peggy Hanley
Kay Costello
K” Grillers
W. Fayette
Geddes
Blue Moon
Ian
Fulton
N. Y
Roderick
East Syracuse
Manlius
East Syracuse Hotel Corporation
East Side
Earl, George
Red
Richardson
Lemoyne Avenue
Peggy’s Inn
Cobblestone Hotel
Liverpool
Wolf Evers
PML
FiZio
Sip Wienes
Park ST
Jack Kiley
Roy Galvin
Sat
Sun. Grill
BIG Apple
W. Fays Buxgal Beveraors
Nunes
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