Republicans Nominate District Candidates in Yesterdays Primary
Fuller defeats Douglas for the 35th District nomination while Cole leads Peterson in the 37th. Anderson wins the Republican renomination in Broome County. Wilcox and Dunk contend in Jefferson County. Chase leads Stafford in Cayuga, with scattered returns across Oneida and Oswego. A write-in Swarthout secures the Democratic Assembly nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadwen C. Fuller
Parish
Oswego
Oneida
Fred J. Douglas
Utica
Thomas R. Kearney
W. Sterling Cole
Bath
Dutton S. Peterson
Odessa
Floyd E. Anderson
Broome County
Merlin Casterlin
Orin
Wilcox
Theresa Merchant
Jefferson County
Claude H. Dunk
Watertown
Cayuga County
James H. Chase
Aurora
Peterson
Dunk
Dunker
Wilna
Champion
Theresa
Adams
Cape Vincent
Russell Wright
Assembly
Schuyler County
Cole
Jerry Black
Hector
E. K
Light turnout in Onondaga County primaries seen
Voting was light in Onondaga County with about 25 to 50 voters in each district. No contests appeared in Republican Democratic or American Labor Party primaries and little chance of a write in. Heat kept many away and the exact vote will be tabulated by the Election Commission today.
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Onondaga County
Election Commission
Fisher Brothers End Active Roles at General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. announced the retirement of William A. Fisher Lawrence P. Fisher Edward F. Fisher and Alfred J. Fisher from active connection with General Motors effective immediately. Lawrence P. Fisher and Edward F. Fisher remain on the board while Edward F. Fisher and Alfred J. Fisher will stay with the Fisher Body division as long as needed for war effort. Thomas P. Archer named general manager of the Fisher Body Division to replace Edward F. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Brothers
General Motors Detroit
William A
Lawrence P
Edward F
Alfred J. Fisher
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Edward F. Fisher
Fisher Body
General Motors
Fisher Body Corporation
Sloan
CG. E. Wilson
Thomas P. Archer
Corporation
Massaro Son Wounded While Serving With Marines
Mr and Mrs Alfonso Massaro of East Herkimer announce their son Anthony M Massaro 1 has been wounded while serving with the Marines in the Pacific area. He was sounded July 3.
Rationing Calendar Details Stamp Validity By Category
Royalty of ration stamps listed with validity periods and quantities. Notes include Blue stamps IAMS from A to FS indefinitely for 10 points each, Meaty Butter Cheese stamps, Sugar stamps 30 S1 32 for five pounds each, Stamp 40 for five pounds canning until Feb 23, Shove Airplane stamps 1 2 indefinitely, and Gasoline coupons A1 expire Sept 30.
Rathbun Committee Post May Cause Fight
A listing shows Henry Rathbun of New Hartford and Mrs. Margaret Ips Quackenbush of Herkimer named to the Fifth Judicial District executive committee. The move, by State Chairman Edwin F. Jaeckle, triggers potential feuding as Oneida County leaders press Rathbun’s resignation and a nearby faction seeks Marvin’s recognition amid primary results showing Douglas carried Oneida County and Rathbun’s hometown.
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Republican State Committee
Henry Je
Rathbun
New Hartford
Oneida ‘County
Margaret Ips
Quackenbush
Herkimer
Herkimer County
Fifth Judicial District
Oneida
Onondaga
Lewis, Jefferson
Oswego
Edwin F. Jaeckle
Buffalo
Ddairymen’s League
Fred J. Douglas
Utica
Douglas
Clifford Fletcher
Miles Jones
Fletcher
Staite Motor Vehicle
Marvin
Fifth Judicial
Little Relief In Sight for City Tonight
Syracuse weather officials warned of continued heat and humidity with partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Aftermath of a tropical storm may bring showers to western New York, but Syracuse expected little rain. humidity readings ranged from 45 to 93 percent over the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seaboard
New York State
Syracuse
Ration Board Expands Price Panel in Onondaga
The Syracuse OPA District announces appointments to its Price Panel led by Herman Engelhardt and Rev. Robert E. Romig. Stephen P. Toadvine says three new members join and lists multiple officials and allies from Syracuse and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Herman Engelhardt
Robert E. Romig
Stephen P. Toadvine
Syracuse
American Labor Leaders to Visit European War Fronts
Six American labor leaders will tour the European war theater to assess problems on fighting fronts and review war production. Approved by the War Department, the trip is organized by William Green of the AFL and Philip Murray of the CIO. Delegates include R J Thomas and Daniel J McDonald from unions, and Frank J Fenton A L Wegener and Eric Peterson from AFL-CIO groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Aus
War Department
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organization
C. O
R. J. Thomas
United Auto Workers
Daneil
Mother of Five First War Worker Signs Nazi Plane in Syracuse
Mrs. George L. Mar of 456 West Castle Street became the first Syracusan to sign her name to the JUSS Nazi plane displayed at the Victory Center. She won the chance to send a personal message to Hitler by joining war work through the Victor Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
George L. Mar
West Castle Street
Victory Center
Warren Street
Hitler
Victor Center
May
Memington Rand Company
South Salina Street
Martin
Russell
Jerrold
Valerie
Cheryl
Railway Bearing
Arian Hodge
Midler
Pala Cna
Sus
George Ty Mas
West
Adams Killed in Saipan After Four Years in Army
Memorial high mass to be held at St. Patrick's Church for Flove Adams who died in Saipan after four years of service. Survivors include nephews and several relatives in Syracuse New York City Rochester Williamstown Pulaski Redfield Spokane. Service set for 10 A.M. Monday.
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Commodore
New York
Adams
New’ Guinea
Harry
Syracuse
Helen Griffin
New
York City
Clayton McCahan
Rochester
Willis Do. Clark
Williamstown
Mary
Archibe
Pulaski
Joseph and
Henry Lagoe
Redfield
John, Q. Adams
Spokane
Wash
Lt Elliott Wounded in France and Improving Says Wife
Lt Jacques W Elliott 25 son of Mr and Mrs William C Elliott of 521 Thayer Street is convalescing in a hospital in England from wounds suffered in France. He was with the Field Artillery in Normandy and part of the D Day invasion force. His letter to his parents gives his condition as comfortable and improving from wounds in the side and shoulder. His wife and one year old daughter live with his parents. He is a three year veteran, graduate of Onondaga Valley Academy and Morrisville Agricultural School. His brother William W Elliott is in the Infantry at Camp Croft S C. Their other son T Sgt Lloyd E Bentley 21 is missing in action since June 25 when a Flying Fortress crashed in France. He is an aerial gunner and engineer on the Fortress and was awarded the Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters. His wife lives in Los Angeles and he expected to return on furlough in July.
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Jacques W. Elliott
William C. Elliott
Thayer Street
England
France
Peretis
Servie
Sartillery
D-Day
Department
War. Department
Onondaga Valley Academy
Morrisville Agricultural School
St. Elliott
Lloyd E. Bentley
Bentley
Solvay High School
Air Forces
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Bentley Missing in Action Sgt Lloyd E
War Department notifies Mr and Mrs C H Bentley of 308 Lionel Avenue Solvay that Sgt Lloyd E Bentley is missing in action.
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Lloyd E- Bentley
War Department
C.H. Bentley
Lionel Avenue, Solvay
Hearing Set On Reduction In Bus Fares In Syracuse
Public Service Commission announced a hearing to consider reducing Syracuse Transit Company bus fares in Onondaga County Court House starting August 14. Commissioner Neal Brewster will hear operating costs and revenues as the commission reviews the company’s finances. The proposal would cut the 10 cent fare to seven and a half cents per unit of six tokens. Similar actions are planned for New York State Railways running Utica to New York Mills with hearings in Utica before M William Bray.
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Syracuse ‘Transit Company
Syracuse
Onondaga’ County
Public Service Commission
Benjamin
Tilton
Utica
Syracuse Transit
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Syracuse’s
Neal Brewster
New York
Memorial Held for Lt Fred C Gori
A memorial service for Lt Fred C Gori was held at the Church of the Savior with BR Arthur G Merman officiating. Attendees included friends and associates from the First Trust Deposit Company as well as local business figures.
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Fred C. Gori
Marry Sanford
Prederick , Maurer
Ralph Harwood
Li Gerl
First Trust Deposit Company
Fire at Ostrom Avenue House Quickly Extinguished
A blaze in a house at 108 Ostrom Avenue near Franti us Koberdin’s property was extinguished quickly after workers responded. Mrs Millie Kobertin, the owner’s mother, resides next door. the fire began in the front while men worked on the rear.
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Ostrom Ave
Frantius Koberdin
Ostrom Avenue
Millie Kobertin
Koberlin
Pvt Robert J Jewson Overseas in January
Telegram from the Adjutant General reports Pvt. Robert J. Jewson 26 Yo, seriously wounded in France on June 7. Born in Fayetteville, later lived in Syracuse and attended Lincoln School and Eastwood High. Worked at Precision Castings before enlisting in 1942. Trained at Camp Croft and Fort Dix, Camp Gordon, Fort Jackson. Went overseas last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse R. Jewson
Cherry Street
Adjutant General
Robert J. Jewson
France
Jewson
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Lincoln School
Eastwood High School
Robert J. Jenson
Army
Precision Castings Company
Camp Croft
Fort Dix
Camp Gordon
iFort
Y Building Fund Teams Report at Postwar Campaign Dinner
The Y building fund campaign to raise 850000 closes tonight at the Onondaga Hotel with reports from committees and prize awards. Leading teams Sam Cooks No 2 Wil Thorne No 35 and Harry Silverstein No 23 vie for top honors as Edward Pike directs the drive and dignitaries including Mayor Kennedy and Leroy Casper attend and speak.
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Ainner
Onondaga
Edward Pike
Killian
Manyone
Dana Norris
Hiram Weisberg
Leroy Casper
Sam Cook
Wil, Thorne
Harry Silverstein
Richard F. Morrison
W. O L. Hinds
A. Dean Dudley
Thomas E. Kennedy
E. Salisbury
Hurshut W. Smith
Harry W. Davies
Preston Imposes ALPN and Traffic Court Fines
In traffic court Judge Vreman Preston imposed fines totaling $30 in three cases. Clarry Hupp of 14 Walnut Place paid $25 for driving without an operator license and $10 for speeding 25 to 38 mph on Court Street. Charles Demperwolt of Dewitt paid $10 for driving 36 to 23 mph in Bil Bowles, East Sam Ballonanilo fined $5 for a U turn on Janes Street. Padlawhman Goons Kalvin tied up after a car outfitted with a Syracuse Transit Corporation bus was driven to Charles 1 Sere.
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Preston
ALPN
Thice
Vreman TL
Preston Iin
Clarry Hupp
Court Street
Charles Demperwolt
Dewitt
Bile Bowles
East
Sam Ballonanilo
Sytawin
Seas
Janes Street
Padlawhman Goons
Kalvin
Ibs
Seracuse Transit Corporation
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G. D. Meade
Optometrist
Arrang
Femder
Oricon
South Sauna ST
Nevoe Paints
Martin Varnish CO
Walspar
DE Vilriss Equipment
T. Erie Blvd
Bovey
New York Hotel
Hart Sale, Prasivetti
Ipsorialis
Mertar
Mont Beck
Mou Dinggist Tor Imertar
Pecermen
Pecerman
Peterman
Fuller
Assemblyman
Chase
Rathbun Committee
Toadvine
Bers
Clude
Ace Spector's
Pras F. Stepians
Price
MacLeod
Arthur Peil
Don H. Brown
Alfred GoForsell
Boyd
A. Little
Giles S. Northrop
Carroll
A. J. Reinhardt
William L. Totten
Insville
John L. Meagher
Richberg
W. F
D. W. Walker
J. W. Wainswright
How. Clark
Eleanor
Allo
Skaneateles
Grant Grimshaw
Clarence ‘Monroe
John C. Reagan
All of
Tully
Saipan
Elliott
LE Jacques W. Elliott
Sgt
Leo &. Adams
Januar
Y’ Building Fund
Hotel Onondaga
Weston's
North Salina St
Oertel
South Selina St
A&p
Walter White
E. Fayette St
Byers
Atulete
Morey
H.V
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