Pursuit Ships Reach Amboy on Saturday
Syracuse hosts 45 pursuit planes from Mitchell Field to base at Amboy Airport for a weekend mock war. Observation posts cover Comstock and Northern New York as American Legion volunteers assist. Bombers may reach Amboy, with interceptors deployed from Syracuse and a tent city erected for officers and men.
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Syracuse
Legion
Man
Arrivant Municipal
Mitchell Field
Eizport
Ssturdsy
Sola
Srmt
St. Tatecence
Soorthern New York
Coma
New York
American Legion
Blue Army
St. Lawrence Couns
Dunicipal
Amooy
Reid
Iyracuse
Zailen
Geli
Offerall
Child Climbs Box Falls Injures Left Eye In Park Avenue
A child suffered a puncture wound above the left eye after a fall while climbing a laundry box outside 6 Park Avenue. Patrolman Wilda Silky oversaw care until first aid and transport to Onondage General Hospital. Wounds were dressed and the child was returned home later.
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Suzanne Laratta
Jase Nent
Onondage General Hospital
Park Avenue
Wilda
Dressel
American aviator Slim Cramer listed for Canada relief flight
Leonard W. Slim Cramer of Balticesville, a renowned former co manager of Oneida Airport, is among 31 U.S. flyers bound for the British Isles with an Army transport corps aimed at training Youthful Brushers in combat. His brother Kenneth F. Dezmer of Central New York confirmed the plan and said Cramer can return anytime.
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Leonard W
Slim) Cramer
Baltciesville
Juels
High
Hersh Journal
Inti
Montreat Rewsparts
Saturgey
Exglant
Great Britain
Crimer
Kerneth Crimer
Slim Cramer
Syracuse
New York
Olin
Farren
Cramer
Douglas
Werons
Oneida
Don Con
Ing Cina
Anti
Jot Guolda Alrwyaz
Brother of Kenneth Cramer and Turkey Farm Founders
The article recounts Kenneth Cramer’s brother, a member of a typical family, who survived a dramatic escape after a plane veered off course near King Meseera Airport and Into water. He avoided crowds and injuries, with a past escape on Oct 21, 1936, and later managed the Cra-Miler turkey farm at Baldwinville with family members.
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Kenneth
Cramer
Tyne
King Meseera
Osweg
Taree Ri
Phownix
Lis
Turkey Farm
Amie Sway
Addi
Alles
Cremer Hes
Haldwinevie
Deadline for Aliens to Win Citizenship for Ballot in Fall
Last day for noncitizens to naturalize if they wish to vote in November. County Board of Elections notes a 90 day lead time is required between naturalization and election. No petitions delivered yet for all offices. filing open Aug 13 for Congress representative, State senator, assemblyman, county clerk, district attorney, Municipal Court judge, and city council at large.
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Gartier
Board of Elections
Congress
Andy Younelman
Tare Zecoud ‘Wetsestep-Noafer
Dress Manufacturer To Employ 100 At Syracuse Plant
A lease for a city factory will bring Isaac Ginsberg & Brothers Inc to 430 435 South West Street in Syracuse. The dress firm plans to move equipment in immediately to start operations and employ about 100 Syracuse women. The project is cited as a test factory, with officials noting previous operations in Auburnd and Seneca. Sheriff Willard Miles attended the August 7 conference in Syracuse.
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St Dept of Factory
IE Syill
Eacture
Dreszek Ue
Chamber of Commerce
Isaac Ginsberg & Brothers, Tic
Newmoet Chey
Clarkton Estate
Cummuny, Inc
Ty Toha Single
Smnpfay
Syracuse
Chamber A Commerce
Inmien
Syre
P. J. Sullivan
Cs Board
E. W. Edwards
Aubusn
Senecas
Food Dealers Fight to Keep Trust Curbs
A New York Food Merchants Association convention urged Congress to maintain curbs on trusts and to curb blanket suspensions under federal wage and license rules. The group pledged support for President Roosevelt’s defense measures and called for revisions to tax and licensing laws affecting grocers, distillers, and suppliers. The officers and policies were discussed at Syracuse with a push to protect independent merchants and create youth employment programs.
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New York
Liste Food Merchants Association
Congress
Amile Trust
Ostensilly
Armacstip
Eil
A. B.C
Waterton Falls Triumph Over Brooklyn Royal Granty
In Watertown on August 1 the Corlegias team defeated the Brooklyn Royal Granty at the Fair Grounds by a score of 12 to 10. Fowler burled for Watertown.
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Corlegiars Wity Watertoan
Vwaturtein Callesians
Brooklyn Royal Granty
Fair Grounds
Fowlers
Watertown
China Fate May Face U S Says Snedden Speech
Dr. David Snedden of Teachers College warned in a Syracuse University talk that the United States could face danger from giant empires. He predicted Britain would fall, Germany would expand across the globe, and the United States might be forced on the defensive within years, urging the New World to act to avoid submergence.
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United States
France
China
David Snedden
Teachers College
Colubia University
America
Syracuse University
Great Britain
Snedsen
Snedden
Germany
Reich
Japan
Herald
South
Central America
Mexico
Republicans Outing Brings Steak Talk and Field Work
Republican workers from Syracuse and Onondaga County gathered at an outing with Mayor Roband B. Marvin and party leaders. The event featured speeches and informal discussions aimed at supporting Wendell L. Wilkie and the Republican ticket, with attendees enjoying a large steak meal and socializing at the riverside venue.
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Republican Workers of
Shree Rivers
Wacd
Douenlins
Sieremsking
Cangifales
Joseph P. Kuhn
Ebner Hogardostone
Pendergast
Goorge
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Warren Street
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Cayuga County
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DC Current
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Open
Republican County
Lea ¥. Yehle
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Frank Atalpass
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George B. Parsets
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