Amboy Air War Maneuvers May Draw War Council Visit
Army air maneuvers at Amboy include Dr um Visit To Airport Is Expected War Gates Commander May Come to Amboy Tomorrow. General Hugh A Drum, Second Army Corps commander and tanking officer, may attend to inspect the First Pursuit Squadron at Amboy field as part of the New York war games. Awaited arrival times and possible bomber raids were discussed amid preparations by Capt Crusia White’s squadron. The event featured a large Douglas 8-23 bomber arrival and notes on readiness, weather briefings, and participation by city officials and Syracuse observers.
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Hugh A- Drum
Second Army Corps
Drom
Air Force
Amboy
John
Crusiawhite
Ater
Formor Row
Ar & Inter
Watertown
Geteclor Aparatus
Comertist
Constand
Iit
Burlington
Mitchel Field
Squadan
Crusthwaite
Civil Aeronautics
Vad
Wiliam Br City
Chester Fltog
Juln S. Pendergast
Bureau Ofunicipals Reesearch
Dann
Alr
Delmar Spivey
Maxwell Field
Alabama
iAugusta
Syracuse
Plane School Ruling Asked by Regents on Site Choice
The Board of Regents designated Syracuse as the first site for the proposed new 3000,000 aircraft school with Rochester and Buffalo as second and third choices. A letter to Governor Herbert asks for a definite decision and budget approval to advance the project in the 1942 plan.
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New York State Technical Institution of Aeronautics
Rolland B. Marvin Maj Hettut
Herbert
Lehman
HS Board of Regents
Syracuse
Rochester
Iuil Buffalo
Tas Resis
Oss Thay
Vagy ‘Aieporty
Lettex
Cooperation Pledged on Creek Road Project at Syracuse Meade
First Pursuit Squadron times based at Syracuse Meade pledges cooperation on Onondaga Creek Road work. Mayor Marvin appeals for $9 funds to start this year. Senator Mead and Congressman Wonesek respond, noting funding as amendment but no definite passage this session. Syracuse officials seek timely action amid South Side flood risks.
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First
Syracuse
Mead
Rolland Bb. iMarvin
Cnomdige Creek
States
James M. Sleat
Marvin
Senator Mead
Clarence E Wonesek
House
Senate
Hancock
Freaney
Pursuit Planes Dominate Attack and Defense Debate
In Syracuse citizens seek answers about pursuit planes used by the First Pursuit Squadron amid Northern NY maneuvers. Lt explains planes protect flanks with machine guns, while debates arise over bus substitution for trolley systems and transit commission approval awaits. Public Service Commission and Syracuse Transit discuss timelines and readiness for October 4 substitution.
Driver Arrested On Alcohol Charge After Stop
Michael DiGria of Prospect Place was arrested after agents of the Alcohol Tax Unit stopped his car near Prospect Avenue and Fast Laurel Street. A five gallon container of undated alcohol was found in the vehicle. He pleaded not guilty before United States Commissioner Edward D. Chapman and was released on bond pending a hearing set for August 23.
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Laurel Street
Baby Mr. Auer
Onondaga
Bett
Sherriff James Puttet
Edward Diligcot
Sylvester J. Buslick
Justin B Kip
Alfred ©. de Sauiles
Cook Avenue
St Camill
Justice of the Peace Claw
Honstead
He Russell Stang
Cortland
Cicero
Bonstesd
Joseph E. Hatchhiss
Liemsston
Ghery
Justice Hunstead
Michael Dinberg
Carthage
Justice Bonstead
Barney Aner
North Crouse Avenue
Brey
Justice
N Strever
Sylvester Tanuzai
Harley Avenue
Brewert
Justice Strever
Paul H. Clam
Ullea
Elbridge
Justice of the Peace
Fred Wright
Irving W. Ingelis
Attaca
Hibridge
Justice Wricht
Charles J. Bailey
Central Square
Clay
Charles i Blanchard
Rebesta BE Lyons
Delano
Fiz
Arested
Blanchard i Harry Bf
Zaimonott
Harison Street
Geddes
Tipsy Man Changes Robbery Story After Hospital Visit
John F. Nelson of 50 East Washington Street was robbed of 36 dollars near West Laurel Street and Oswego Boulevard. He blamed the incident on a fall, admitted public intoxication, and received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty. He was treated at St Joseph's Hospital with three stitches to a scalp wound.
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John F. Nelson
Washington Street
Laurel Street
Oswego Boulevard
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Untitled Crime Blotter Note From Ironworks Street
A garbled police blotter mentions theft at Mack Brothers Iron Works located on 403 Mare Speellux Street. Names William Fonack and Marcellus Streat appear with a 30 day reference and a Bolioe City locale.
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Brothers Iran Works
Mare Speellux Street
William Fonack
Marcellus
Wis
Terced
Bolioe
Woman 31 Disappears After Note Found
Police search for Mrs Mary Minahan of TAL Test Avenue after her husband reported a note indicating her intention to leave. The 5'6" blue eyed, light brown haired woman wore a blue dotted dress with tan stockings. Investigating officers were Acting Detective Sergeant Louis Ishane and Patrolman Joseph Brillbock.
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Mary Minahan
Tal Test Avenue
Rissing
Minohan
Solkag
Jrome
Minahan
Louis [isHane
Joseph S Brillbock
Woman Found Unconscious Beneath Porch
An unidentified woman was found unconscious beneath a vacant porch at 1220 Avery Avenue. Neighbors said she had been repairing and cleaning the property when a fet appeared through a hole by the porch. She was taken to Onondaga General Hospital. A 10-year-old boy nearby notified police. Patrolmen Siliy and Haney assisted. The property owner’s identity is being sought.
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Drvell
Avery Avenue
Neagabors
Onondaga General Hospital
Sany Leone
Ocgan Avenue
Ice Extants
Frank Sili
115 Are Fined in Sheriff s Auto Drive
A set of arrests in Onondaga County for traffic violations led to numerous fines. Deputies and local justices levied penalties ranging from 3 to 35 dollars, with several defendants pleading guilty or not guilty and awaiting court action.
Universal Civilian Fingerpriting Urged At Convention
Sergt James W Russell of the Troy Police Department urged universal civilian fingerprinting at the 15th annual convention of the National Identification Association at the Onondaga Hotel. He said identifying victims of homicide and criminals would be easier if all citizens’ prints were on file. The day included a local county tour and a dinner at Wall’s Inn, with a reception planned at the summer home of Syracuse’s Harold L Ballard on Oneida Lake. The convention closes tomorrow with officer elections. There were two fire alarms overnight in Syracuse, both minor and quickly extinguished.
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Sergt
James W. Rusell
Troy
Naional Identification Association
Ononraga
Rascell
EBA
Washington
Onomtaga County
Wall
Ins St
South Bay
Imarold L. Ballard
Syracuse
Joneida Lake
Postoffice staff to direct alien enrollment drive
A 38 member Post Office team led by Edmond L. Weston will register and fingerprint aliens in the district. Notices will be sent via pastors to recruit Sunday service participation. Enrollment runs January 27 to December 23, with staff listed for multiple stations and roles. hours are during regular work times.
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Edmond L. Weaton
Westomn
Lway
Vincent J. Kilian
Weston
Kkatin
Fellerae
Sain Poate Suace
Colvin
Enimiay
Sarde Cassereen
Keener AM. Box
McNemara
Francisce Humpe DurBdoy
Paul
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