Bus Official Center Firm Evades Fees
City officials contend Syeneuse Transit Corporation operates more buses than licensed and has not licensed all buses in service. C E Price cites limited availability of registration numbers and asserts scheduled mileage remains constant despite fleet changes. Mayor Kennedy notes traffic conditions require adequate service and that all buses in use must be licensed despite fee increases.
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Syeneuse ‘Transit, Corporation
Enerd
New York
Vanor Lock
Chilton
Thomas E. Kennedy
Appst
Price
Kenney
Taffic
Avery
Common Council
CAA Board Finds No Structural Defects In Warners Tragedy
Civil Aeronautics Board completes crash probe into a light Fairchild crash near Warners on Sunday killing the pilot and passenger. The board found no evidence of structural failure and stated no CAP pilot or Seaman Jiu Hiamill of Stoneham Mass. was involved. A second note mentions a ship in a summer concert series at Burnet Park tonight. The third concert is planned in Onendara Fars Thursday at 7 PM.
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CAA
Warners
Civil Aeronautics Tion Safety Board
Fairchild
CAP
Jiu Hiamill
Stoneham
Mass
Sampson Naval Training Allen
Burnet Park
Onendara Fars
Ann E O Hara Joins Waves in Navy Service Story
Miss Ann E O Hara 20 daughter of George W O Hara assistant commissioner of the New York State Liquor Authority has enlisted in the Waves to serve her country in the Navy while her two brothers serve in the Pacific Ensign George W O Hara Jr aboard an aircraft carrier and Seaman 2/c James R O Hara on a PV boat Her cousins Lt Mary Grave O Hara assistant executive officer at Hunter College Ensign E A and Petty Officer John T P O Hara also serve The family of E A O Hara publisher of The Herald Journal and Mrs O Hara her son attended a Hunter College luncheon for recruits and the 19 towns organization plans a Community Chest drive in Syracuse
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Ann E. O'Hara
George W. O'Hara
Onondaga Avenue
New York State Liquor Authority
James R. O'Hara
Miss O'Hara
Mary Grave O'Hara
Assant
Hunter College
E. A. Fore
John T. P
O'Hara
South Pacific
E. A
East Genesee Weel
Herald J Journal
O'Ha
Ann
St. Mary's of the Woods College
Ind
J Army
Miss
Schwarft
Mary D. Magruder
Eunice A Bachman
Mally Avenue
Joan H. Mulvey
Kirkpatrick Street
Shirley Ann . Thomas
Wellesley Road
Cecelia
Louise Ungleick
Collingwood Avenue
Rhela Jane Lillie
Genesee Street
Baldwinsville
Youth Held After Series of Syracuse Burglaries
A 16 year old boy is held after confessing a string of daytime burglaries in Syracuse netting over 200 dollars in cash plus a wrist watch. He allegedly admitted a parallel nighttime spree in Liverpool prompting heightened police vigilance. He was pursued by State Police Corporal Kenneth Merrill and corralled on Bear Street after fleeing from a patrol. He identified multiple break ins from late June to July including homes on East Fayette Street Coughlin Avenue Martin Street Verbeth Chitel Malverne Drive Michaels Avenue Humley Street Glass Terrace and others with cash totals ranging from 10 to 100 dollars and one wrist watch. The youth claimed to have struck at least nine residences and faces further questioning.
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Syracuse
Liverpool
Corp
Kenneth J. Merrill
State Police
B.C
Wolf Street
Park Street
Merril
Salina Street
Merrill
Bear Street
Beart Street
Helen Schwartz
East Fayette Street
Fred Cole
Coughlin Avenue
Martin Street
Peonybenk
Lena Kelloge
Maleverne Drive
Henry Hipken
Humley Street
John Meie
Michaels Avenue
William ‘Metzger
Thomas Kelly
Glass Terrace
Thur Crook
Safe Robbers Take $420 From Baldwinsville Home
A 400-pound safe with $42 in cash, $10 and $20 bills, fifteen 52 War Bonds, bank books, insurance papers, and other valuables was stolen from Osborne’s Baldwinsville home before 2:30 A M. Neighbors saw a car near the house between 1 and 2 A M with lights on, then off after stopping in the driveway. Investigators believe the safe was carried to a waiting car. Osborne previously worked at Intern Milling Company. witnesses recall a similar gang activity in Liverpool last week. State troopers Camp and Merrill investigated.
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Osborne
RD. 1
Baldwins
Cary Au
Intern Milling Company
Onondaga County
Liverpool
R. D. Camp
Corp. Neth
Merrill
B.C
Cloud V-shaped sign seen by Eastwood residents
Calls to The Herald Journal report a fleecy V formed in a blue sky over Eastwood, interpreted by locals as a portent of near victory. The sighting sparked discussion about a forthcoming win as residents watched the weather and skies today.
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Eastwood
Herald-Journal
Cornell Scholarship Winners Announced in New York State
New York State university scholarships for Cornell University are awarded to Miss Kathleen Early, a graduate of Nottingham High School in Syracuse. The awards provide a reduction of 4200 per year from tuition fees for four years. One vacancy remains for Onondaga County as up to three scholarships may be granted in the area.
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Cornell
Uni
Cornell University
Kathleen Early
Roosevelt Avenue
Nottingham High
School of
Seracuse
Wiiazn
Boi Allen Street
East Surary House
Onondaga County
Lt Kimber Home From Pacific Duty Visit to Bald Wines Area
Lt James Kimber of the Navy Medical Corps is visiting his family in Bald Wines after 16 months at sea. He served on ships including Water Island and the Gilberts and Marshalls campaign. Local officers plan a meeting at the Diam school to discuss wartime service and health work with Miss Huth Osgood.
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Kimber
James 1. Kimber
Navy Medical Corps
Oneida
Kinber
Xeon
Witegatt Callies
Ivanious Amar
Pal
Wipmne
Junainet
Gilbens Amd
Marshall Jalande
Eeigen
Cue Une Aise
College Why Beale
West Tomorow
Diam
Warble
Huth Osgood
Princeton
Genes
Dasikst
Robert If & Sikbe
Mnetweten
Hotwrt College
Paincetom University
Billfold and money stolen from shopper
A billfold containing 193 dollars belonging to Mrs Mary Lancelie of NZ Oakwood Avenue was taken while she shopped in a downtown store. The money was her sole funds for herself and her child, an allotment from a soldier husband.
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Mary Lancelie
Oakwood Avenue
Fasula Hospitalized After Car Crash Police Seek Unknown Driver
Louis Fasula of 705 North Me lBride Street lies in St Joseph's Hospital with shoulder and internal injuries after his car collided with an unidentified motorist's vehicle last night at East Willow. The other driver fled the scene, witnesses reported, and was being sought by Sergeant William Gj Jeete and Patrolmen George Edwards and Stewart Heller as Fasula’s car went over the curb in the center of the intersection and the rear axle was hurled over 30 feet.
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Fasula
Louis Fasula
MelBride Street
St. Joseph's
East Willow
William Gi Jeete
George Edwards
Stewart Heller
Fasulo
Fasuio
Six Eviction Orders Signed in Municipal Court
Judge William E. McClusky granted eviction orders in seven of 11 cases returnable yesterday. Six suspensions ranged from a few days to Sept 15 to give tenants time to move. One proceeding was compromised and three adjourned for further action. Six evictions aimed to enable all purchasers to take possession.
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McClusky
William E. McClusky
World War Soldier Vote distribution urged by committee
The Soldier Vote Committee led by Norton S. Pater and Jebeirman announced distribution of ballot applications today. Applications were to be mailed or delivered to service members through stores and offices. Volunteers will help collect and forward forms to organizations supplying names and addresses. The effort aims to aid servicemen and women in voting from September.
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Wallole
Norton S. Pater
Jebeirman
Pier 4
Eve Toy Workers
Onutga Wtya
Igh Commission
Canastotan Man Die in Plane Crash
Canastota special dispatch reports Henry William Seitz Jr. of Canastota was killed in a plane crash while serving for the Army Air Forces in Delano California. He attended News College of Agriculture and Cornell University for two years before enlisting. 18 months in service. Details of the crash are scarce as the body is being shipped home and funeral plans are pending.
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Canastota
Adg
Ight
Delano
Cafornia
Henry William Seitz, Jr
Leach Lake
Amed
News College of Agriculture
Corneil University
Army Air Forces
Loser Seeks Return Of Gas Coupons In Wallet Loss
Max Marcus reports the loss of a black wallet with cash ten gas coupons between Syracuse and Jordan last night. Deputy Sheriff Charles Olio took the report at 27 Grand Avenue. Marcus offered a reward to the finder to return the wallet so his wife can continue weekly doctor visits in Jordan. He drove from Elbridge to Jordan after losing it.
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Max Marcus
Grand Avenue
Charles Olio
Syracuse
Jordan
Marcus
Geneste Turnpike
Elbridge
Libridge
Induction drive notes amid erratic OCR results
A garbled OCR fragment reports on selective service inductees, boards, and numbers. It mentions Lincoln Armory and draft processing with unclear names, dates, and places, rendering specifics uncertain but indicating wartime conscription activity and group mobilization.
Fragmentary sports note about Wright and Johnson for Liverpool
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Wright and Johnson for Liverpool and a comet related event. It hints at an emergency and fusion avoidance but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Etsie Wright
Bas
Johnson
Liverpool
Ry Comet
fGventen
Lincoln Republican Club to Honor Elected Members
Lincoln Republican Club will meet at their rooms 335 North Salian Street to honor four members elected to offices at the Columbia Republican League of New York State convention held in Buffalo. The Syracuse group includes Miss Louis Gommelis reelected president of the women’s Columbia League Sarna and Joseph Di Biase elected State board trustees. Local delegates attending were Pasquale Bennett Frank DelVesschio Nicholas Pirro Frank Lee Joseph Di Biase Joseph Mando and Charles Rinaldi.
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Lincoln Republican
Lincoln Reublican Club
North Salian Street
Columbia Republican League
New York State
Buffalo
Syracuse
Louis Gommelis
Lodi Street
Woman's
Columbia League
Sarna
Braille Road
Grifith Street
Joseph DiBiase
Lorraine Avenue
State Board of Trustees
Pasquale Bennett
Frank DelVesschio
Nicholas Pirro
Frank Lee
Joseph Mando
The
Lincoln Republican Club
Charles Rinaldi
George MacCall Appointed Assistant Masonic Lecturer
George MacCall has been named assistant lecturer for the Onondaga Masonic District. He will assist in teaching and conducting Masonic instructional activities for Sivacune Lodge, Wo. 1. Fe and A. I. M. The appointment adds a capable educator and will support lodge programs.
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George MacCall
Sivacune Lofge
A. Im. T
Onondage Masonic Aictrict
Coal fuel distribution plan noted in wartime agency memo
A wartime memo outlines coordinated efforts by County President and secretary to ensure equitable distribution of solid fuel. It calls for cooperation with the Solid Fuels Administration for War to manage limited coal supplies and address shortages during the period.
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FEM
Priconteniforucey
Huntington Club Dance Promises Festive Night at New House
The Huntington Club hosts its final party on Wednesday from 7:30 to 12:30 at the new clubhouse 522 Almond Street. A block dance on Cedar Street will be held with square and circle dances. refreshments served. Committee includes Mrs Fitzhugh Lynch Catherine Guth Made Saver Mie Fisrence and Adeline Ellol. That same evening the Huntington Auxiliary plans a picnic at Emerald Park chaired by Miss Pauline Buckley and Miss Hickn Yesirl.
Team advances to Rochester after Army and Navy tours
Wilbur Willems, veteran of Worth Miican and Sicuiian campaigns, wearing the Silver Star, leads the squad after completing an extensive itinerary including Army and Navy duties at West Jefferson Sivert Armory. The team plans a return to Syracuse.
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Rochester
Goday
Daly Brie
Army
Navy
West Jeffereon
Yale Ventry
Feimers
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Knickerbocker
Times Square
Radin Cig
Knickerbesich
Ture
USSA
Weite
Fitzcimmons
HOTEL
Kwrexnanocren
Weat 45Th Street
New York 19
N.Y
Ann E. O’hara
Navy Chest Board
Sgt. Bery
Onondaga
Ursday
Ini
Clarence
Twichell
Junches- Fos
Chidren
Aurie
J. Contard
Santiuss
Eugeert Hiller
Robinson
Charles‘ Lafayette
Marquis Agnes Phelan
George. Bryan
Pompey
Karl. Bammesberger
George C. Wolley
el, MacDonald
Mike J Camius
Bridge
Mather
Es Jarcell
Jepdaga
Winslow Thurlow
Edward “A. Cronauer
Skaneateles
Helen R. Calkins
Grace Weeks
Spuatfort Oo
Frank Passery
Yank’ Paretrooper
France
Louis Passery
Jamesville
Frank
Gret
Tek
Solva Process Company
Syr
Nlanes
George WY. O'Mara
Ann E. O'Mara
Dares
Guyet Visage
Lovnty
Commissan
Canastotan
Henry W. Seitz, Jr
California
Selective Service
Wertetterson Linery Armory
Ginat Induc
Armed Forces
Tas
Pontine
Guyer Tasatiesk Builers
Mpaie
Beata
Rona
St Lain
Barak
Berndee
Patsy
Elien
Burch
Cherrpuot
Everett WiGhie
Pupen
G. Tete
Boe Buch
Masons Diamonds
Baclusios
Larned & Barker Co
Walea
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