Auto Stamp Sales Bring In $1,150,000
Motor car owners in the district report buying $5 car stamps, totaling $1,150,000. Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy announced the figures, noting 34,000 Onondaga County owners purchased stamps through various agencies and offices. Deputies urge unregistered motorists to report at the tax office after tickets were issued weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuse Internad Revenue District
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Dale
Onondaga Colony
Yo Dale
Roral
Tax Office
Onondaga County
Laura Belle Stacy Weds Army Air Forces Bride in North Augusta
Miss Laura Belle Stacy married Edgar Allen Pence Jr. in North Augusta Georgia. The couple set up house at the Hotel Richmond after a ceremony performed by Justice James E. Parker. Stacy is daughter of Parker Allen Stacy and Marjorie Lipe Stacy. Pence is Detroit native, former employee of Packard and Standard Accident Insurance, now in service. The article notes their Syracuse connections and notes a salvage ad at the end.
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Bliss
Malyar Allen Pence
Army Air Forces
Ira Belle
Brookford
North Augusta
Syra
Augusta
Detroit
GI Pence
Mion
Syracuse Cross Motor Corps
Lme
Syracuse
Laura Belle Stacy
Camp Daniels
James E. Parker
Newlywers
Richmond
Laura Belle Pence
Parker Allen Stacy
Brookfield Road
Marjorie Lipe Stacy
Goodyear Burling Hame
Pxéittingham High School
Edgewood Park Junior College
Briardiff Manor
College For Fine Arts
Syracuse Universitle
Packard Motor Car Company
Ed Jgar Allen Pence
Cooper Street
Three More County Men Wounded in France War Action
Three more Onondaga County soldiers were wounded in fighting in France, family reports say. Private Leroy V. Johnston, 19, of Solvay, was wounded in July and is recuperating in England. Johnston, a Solvay High School graduate in 1943, entered the Army in 1943 and went overseas in 1944 after basic training at Croft, S.C.
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Gnondaga County
Hghling
France
Pet
Leroy V. Johnston
England
Leroy ¥. Johnston
Trump Street
Solvay
Johnston
Solvay High School
Army
Cop Croft
S.C
iKobert Pacheck Wounded in France While Serving
Robert W. Pacheck of 1039 West Belden Avenue was wounded in the back by shrapnel in France on July 23 while serving two years in the U S Army. He landed in France on D Day and belongs to an anti aircraft unit overhauling captured German equipment. A North High School graduate, he later attended Syracuse University before enlisting.
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France
Robert W. Pa
Leoacheck
Pacheck
West
Bel- Jden Avenue
North High School
Syracuse University
Eawerd Pacheck
Pacifc
Tech Checi Eck
Pvt Clarence Jones Wounded in France In Army Hospital
Pvt Clarence Jones, serving since 1932, is reported wounded in France with injuries to his right arm and leg. A letter to his sister Miss Rebecca Jones at Almond Street Syracuse says he is now in an English Army hospital. his arm improving and his leg in a cast. He praises the nurses who care for him.
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Clarence Jones
France
Rebecca Jones
Almond Street
England
Pvt. Jones
No Rise Soon In Civil Goods in Syracuse District
War Production Board Syracuse manager Earn B Mazon said civilian goods production will resume only if labor conditions permit and war needs demand. War Manpower Commission area director Thomas J Corcoran said manpower shortage will be discussed at tomorrow's Inver-management committee meeting in the Empire Building. Corcoran noted WMC control over war contracts may begin and no contract may be accepted if it creates labor demand exceeding supply. Conolan announced tighter enforcement of employment ceilings across War Emergency Services.
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Syracuse
B. Mazon
War Production Board
Hogar
Mason
Inver-management Committee
Empire Building
Thomas J. Corcoran
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Conolan
Swedish Wood Pulp Industry Reforms Amid War Strain
Prof. Edwin C. Jahn of State College of Forestry reports from Sweden on wartime pulp industry changes. He notes modernization, new bleaching pulps, and domestic uses including livestock feed from pulp waste. Trade shifts, exports to Germany and Italy reduced, with emphasis on internal quality improvements and research facilities. He also mentions broader wartime effects on Swedish production and transport.
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Con-J
Organic Chemical Industries
Edwin C. Jahn
Zor
Finland
Jand
Hip
Jahn
Germany
Portugal
South America
Jie
Haly
Dain
Sweden
Dr. Jaho
England
Fuel Oil Coupons Sealed for 1944 45 Heating Year
Period 4 and 5 fuel oil coupons good for 30 gallons per unit expire September 30. Period 72 coupons cover 1944 45 heating year. The sealed notes indicate 10 gallon per unit values as standard.
Breakfast of Champions Wheaties Ad Teases Second Helping
In a vintage tone the ad touts Wheaties as the breakfast of champions. It promotes whole wheat flakes and tempts readers with a second helping and tomorrow morning breakfast ritual.
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Jean
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California
Roma
Bae
Bax
TURE
WEOL
Thursdey
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Ar Formhan
Scholdanstips
Bucnion Department
Aes
New York
Bray
Pwmmels
Eithes
Ancanhes
Ara
Syceneigh
Clea Pawling Gu
John Back
Holy Name Society
the Assumption Holy Name Society
House of Providence
Grand Avenue
James Marvin
Clareaverby
New York State College of Forestry
Fox Doctors
Bulova
Strap
Taneee
Mano
Rudolph’s
Peterson ST
Gord
Mir
Spracuse Trust ‘Company
Subofvation Am
Virgin Weel
Super Melton
Unis Melton
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