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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1944

Page

2

Train collides with stalled car at NY State Fair entrance

A sedan stalled on tracks was hit broadside by an Oswego bound train at the New York State Fair Ground entrance. One man, Ralph Hamlin, 26, was in critical condition with head and internal injuries. His relative Seymour Hamlin, 59, suffered multiple rib fractures, and Caroline Spies, 21, sustained a possible shoulder fracture. All three were taken to hospitals for treatment.

New York State Fair Ground Ralph Hamlin Euclid Road Liverpool Manlius St. Joseph's Hospital Seymour Hamlin Caroline Spies R. D. Camp Hamlin Oswego North Shore Halcomb Steel Company Fred Kelly Halcomb William Coleman Fair Ground Gate Halcomb Plant Mr. Hamlin Syracuse Chilled Plow Company Miss Spies General Press and Metal Corp

Fire Hoses Rescue Fish In Reservoir Airing Algae Crisis

In Wallingford Connecticut on August 2 a spike in algae produced oxygen depletion threatening the North Farms reservoir. Yale University experts advised fire department pumps to aerate the water by siphoning and spraying it back for two days, saving about 90 percent of pickerel bass catfish and other species.

Wallineford Conn North Farms Wallingford Fire Department Yale University

Utility Grade Beef Goes Ration Free Aug. 15

War Food Administrator Marvin Jones announced utility grade beef steaks and roasts will become ration free effective Aug. 15. Commercial to choice grades remain rationed while other cuts stay free. Jones amended a prior order after inter-agency debate amid expectations of a record cattle run and beef supply surplus.

Washington Marvin Jones Jowest Jones Office of Price Administration OPA Fred M. Vinson Keith Himebaugh WEA Himebaugh WFA

Mrs. Roosevelt Attends Rites for Miss Le Hand

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt joined mourners at Miss Margarite Alice Le Hand s funeral service at St John s Catholic Church in North Cambridge Massachusetts Bishop Richard J Cushing presided Mayor G Edward Bradley of Somerville represented Le Hand s home city Le Hand 46 had served 20 years as personal secretary to the President and died Monday at Chelsea Naval Hospital from a cerebral embolism

Somerville Mass Eleanor Roosevelt Marguarite Alice le Hand Roosevelt St. John’s Catholic Church North Cambridge Richard J. Cushing Boston Archidiocese G. Edward Bradley

Alarm Clock Heist Shocks Police Court In Prewar Case

Albert Kissner, 41, of 211 Cedar Street, climbed from his home to grab an alarm clock from Quentin Rankin at 233 Cedar Street to raise $1 for beer. He pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to 30 days in jail as the clock rang on the judge's desk.

Truman H. Preston Albert Kissner Cedar Street Quentin Rankin

Sergeant Bernard Casey Returns From Air Observer School

Sgt Bernard Casey 21 son of Charles B Casey of 130 Rider Ave is home on embarkation furlough after graduating from No 5 Air Observer School Winnipeg Manitoba He will train at Three Rivers Innc for a few weeks then go overseas Casey enlisted in June 1943 in the BCAF Born in Brockville Ontario he lived in Syracuse since infancy Attended Syracuse University and Holy Rosary School where he played basketball He has three brothers in service Sgt Robert Casey at Camp Patrick Henry Va Haymond Casey in New Guinea and Pvt Charles Casey in the West All brothers graduated as sergeants and are expected for commissions later

Bernard Casey Rca.f Charles B. Casey Rider Avenue No. 5 Air Observer School Winnipeg Manitoba Casey Three Rivers Innc Jin Sgt B.C.A.F

Cat Loving Millionaire Wills 160000 For Tomcat Care

Dedham Massachusetts August 2 1934 up Woodbury Rand millionaire lawyer died July 3 left 100000 for care of his tomcat Buster and canceled 20000 in bequests to nine cousins due to contempt toward his cat He left 60000 to the cat and 40000 to his housekeeper Margaret Thompson to care for the animal and any needed personal property.

Dedham Mass Woodbury Rand Buster Rand Uhad Margaret ‘Thompson

State Food Commission Meets Friday at Onondaga Hotel

The State Emergency Food Commission will review the farm machinery outlook and its effect on farmers and the food situation when it meets Friday at the Hotel Onondaga. Earl C. Foster announces the session. Harold M. Stanley will preside and J. M. McAllaster will present machinery supply studies. The agenda includes farm manpower, small tools, Victory Gardens, canning and nutrition promotion. Members listed include A. W. Carpenter, C. C. DuMond, W. Hawley, T. N. Hurd, L. A. Maynard, W. I. Myers, H. H. Rathbun, L. BR. Simons, Mrs. W. Straus, and K. Bullock.

State Emergency Food Commission Hotel Onondaga Albany Earl C. Foster Harold M. Stanley Skaneateles J. M. McAllaster Gouverneur Commission New York Victory Gardens Canning Land A. W. Carpenter Sherburne State Commissioner of Agriculture C. C. ‘DuMond W. W. Hawley Batavia T. N. Hurd L. A. Maynard Ithaca W. I.myers H. H. Rathbun L. BR. Simons

Puffit Brothers Reunite With Beard Tale At Sea

Donald J Puffit of Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn and Pfe Jesse Puffit of Camp Ellis Illinois visit parents in Marcellus. Seaman Puffit returns from a long cruise with a full golden beard, prompting neighbors’ surprise and a vow to shave before another leave. Bets on beard growth are a sea pastime.

Puffit Donald J. Puffit Manhattan Beach Brooklyn Pfe Jesse Puffit Camp Ellis Ill James Pullit Marcellus Seaman Puffit Seaman Pulfit

State Credit Units To Meet in Buffalo Wartime Conference

Plans for a wartime conference of the Associated Credit Bureaus of New York State Inc to be held in Buffalo September 17 and 38 were outlined today at a meeting of the program committee in Hotel Syracuse. Newton D Earile of Syracuse is chairman with Irwin R Evans of Utica and R Clifford Ropp of Elmira on the committee. Sessions I will be held at the Hotel Statler.

Buffalo Associated Credit Bureaus New York State, Inc Syracuse Newton D. Earile Irwin R. Evans Utica R.clifford Ropp Elmira Statler

Bradford Stricken by Heart Attack In Syracuse

Laurie C. Bradford Onondaga County Purchasing Agent collapsed in front of the Court House at 8 30 A M and was rushed to Syracuse General Hospital. An ambulance and staff provided emergency care as county officials arranged to bring his wife from Skaneateles to the hospital for support.

Onondaga County Syracuse General Hospital Court House Bradford Skaneateles Mr. Bradford Robert Sollinger Clifford Dunn Sheriff's Office

Labor Groups Form Central Committee for War Fund Drive

Representatives from the C I O and L of L along with railroad, building trades, and typographical unions formed a United War Fund Labor Advisory Committee in the Loew Building. Members include John F Reynolds Edward Reardon Thomas Thompson Earl Moran and William Sweeney with William D Bien serving as secretary. The committee will oversee organized labor’s role in the October United War Fund campaign supporting 33 Community Chest and 21 War Chest agencies with a goal of about 1.5 million dollars. Bien called the move a progressive step for labor unity in this community effort.

C.I.0 Lof L Railroad‘ Brotherhoods United War Fund Labor Advisory Committee Loew Building John F. Reynolds Edward Reardon Thomas Thompson Railroad Brotherhoods Earl Moran U.mav William Sweeney Typographical Union William D. Bien Labor’ Relations United War Fund Organized Labor Community Chest War Chest Bien

Man Escaped Willard Held on Burglary Charge

Charles Sanford Carson, 20, of the Woerner Hotel, arrested in Markson's warehouse on Canal Street, arraigned in Police Court for burglary in the third degree. He waived examination and is held for the grand jury after a teletype warned he escaped from Willard State Hospital. Officials said Willard would have discharged him in a few days, and Carson attempted to flee when alerted to police trail via shortwave radio.

Willard Charles Sanford Carson Woerner Markson Canal Street Willard State Hospital

Fayetteville estate valued at $19 124 with multiple heirs

Carrie M Borgett estate in Fayetteville valued at 19124 passes to son George D Borgett and widow with monthly income. Other heirs include Elizabeth Parrish Jeannette Campbell of Weedsport and Geraldine Murray of Fayetteville. Skaneateles estate appraised at 15540.52 bequeaths to Robert J White nephew, Florence O Brien niece, Minnie Walrath and Claude Walrath friends.

Carrie Borgett Fayetteville Carrie M. Borgett John W. Sadler George D. Borgett Borgett Highland Street Fayette Elizabeth Parrish Jeanette A. Iampbell Weedsport Eraldine Murray Anna L. Cuer Florence O'Brien Columbia, S. C Minnie Walrath Claude Walrath Three Mile Bay

Army Tops Induction at West Jefferson Armory

The Army inducted 71 of 91 men at the West Jefferson Street Armory yesterday while the Navy took 16 and the Marines four. About 100 received pre induction examinations. Roughly the same number will undergo induction and preinduction examinations on the following days Thursday Friday and Monday.

Army Navy West Jefferson Street Armory Marines

Air Mail Business Grows As Post Office Faces Staffing Strains

Postmaster Nugent reports a rise in air mail volume from 2 956 pounds to 7 722 pounds in the last hour of the day. He cites rapid service as a key benefit and notes continued growth in daily air mail usage despite staffing shortages at post offices. Domestic air mail costs eight cents per ounce. military mail overseas is six cents for a half ounce.

Nugent Iseas

Canadian airmen murdered by Nazis say inquiry

King stated that Allied airmen were fully murdered after prisoners broke from camps. He alleged SS members of a panzer division carried out the killings and called for an immediate German investigation and punishment, with Switzerland protecting the court’s demand.

Connors King Switzerland

Underhill to Leave State Post Oct 1

Grandison G. Underhill head of the Bureau of Claims in the State Department of Public Works will retire Oct 1, announced today by department superintendent Charles H. Sells. Underhill is a native of Elmira and a graduate.

Lehigh Underhill Becomes Department Assistant Engineer

Lehigh University records show Underhill joining the department in 1904 as an assistant engineer. He later assumed his present post in 1922.

Lehigh University Underhill

Miss Stewart to Receive BA at Smith College

Miss Mary Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Weir Stewart of 17 Grover Street earns a bachelor of arts degree at Smith College summer commencement in Northampton Massachusetts on August 18 after preparing at Shipley School Bryn Mawr and majoring in music at Smith College.

Mary Stewart Auburn Weir Stewart Grover Street Smith College Northampton Mass Stewart Shipley School Bryn Mawr Smith

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