Sweeper Throws Stone Hurts Woman on State Street
A city street sweeper operated by Harold Reed threw a stone at 1 AM in the 1500 block of State Street striking Dorothy Certwell 25 of 301 Forman Avenue on the left ankle. She was treated by a physician. Patrolmen Franz and Walsh investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Reed
Wilbur Avenue
Sath State Street
Dorthy Certwell
Forman Avenue
Miss Certwell
Herbert Franzl
Martin Walsh
Central N. Y. Sends 23 Tons to Boost Aluminum Drive
Scrap aluminum collected from Central and Northern New York totals 23 tons and sits at the old New York Central station in Syracuse. No shipping orders have arrived yet, with Rochester listed as the nearest designated smelting site. Maj. Frank C. Love names A. Ray Holmes as subcommittee chair to manage the haul and recruit volunteers when shipping orders come.
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Syracuse
New York
New York Central
South Franklin
West Fayette Streets
Rochester
Frank C. Love
Syracuse Aluminum Drive
A. Ray Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Aoa
Meltine Point
Lt Knapp Ordered To Infantry School Fort Benning Ga
Lt Robert E Knapp of the infantry reserve and Western Union in Syracuse is ordered to report to the Infantry School at Fort Benning Ga for rifle and heavy weapons instruction effective August 21 On completion he will be assigned to an infantry replacement center as an instructor according to Lieut Jacob Bloss assistant adjutant of First Military Area.
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Knapp
Robert E. Knapp
Western Union Company
Syracuse
Fort Benning
Jacob Bloss
First Military Area
Doctor Lowry Commissioned in Army Medical Corps
Dr. Paul H. Lowry of 126 Circle Road, physician for the Syracuse University Athletic Association, took the oath of office at First Military Area headquarters and was assigned to the 522 General Hospital. The 52d General Hospital is an inactive unit organized at the College of Medicine and commanded by Lieut. Cols. Wardner D. Ayer and Richard S. Farr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Medical Corps Reserve
Paul H. Lowry
Circle Road
Syracuse University Athletic Association
First Military Area Headquarters
General Hospital
52D General Hospital
College of Medicine
Wardner D. Ayer
Richards. Farr
Eight Steps Taken in City To Save Gas
Syracuse merchants and dairy men join a drive to conserve gasoline by ending special deliveries. Eight measures include mayoral appeal for voluntary sacrifice, state police aid, shopkeepers reducing deliveries, a fuel saving pamphlet, dealer inspections, fleet reviews, service station tips to cut consumption, and broad merchant cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga’ Brotel
Automobile Club of
Rolland B. Marvin
New York
Chamber of Commerce
The
Auto Club
Hurlbut W. Smith
Automobile Club
Syracuse Defense Council
Alexis N. Muench
Muench
Onondaga County
Marvin
Seaboard
Britain
Prof Bragers Opens Session of Liturgical Music School
Prof Achille P Bragers opened the summer session at St Anthony's Convent School for a six course program in liturgical organ music. Instructors from Pius X School of Liturgical Music in New York guide training in Gregorian chant harmony and conducting.
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Prof
Bragers
Liturgical
Achille P. Bragers
St. Anthony’s Convent School
Court Street
Pius X School of Liturgical Music
New York City
Julia Sampson
Mary Saunders
Plus X
Margaret Sullivan
Miss Saunders
Organist Brugers Publishes Gregorian Works in Boston
The article notes Professor Brugers, once organist-choirmaster at St Marys Cathedral Covington KY, served 19 years on the Pius IX School of Liturgical Music faculty. He composed accompaniments for Vatican Kyriale and a 1934 Treatise on Gregorian Accompaniment. A second revised edition of his collection of Gregorian Motets has appeared in Boston. He supports Solesmes Benedictine principles and will return to New York City after the Summer School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Kentucky
Pius IX School of Liturgical Music
Boston
Brugers
Solesmes
France
New York City
Lyncourt School Field Day Set For Tomorrow
Lyncourt children will hold their annual field day and picnic on the school playground tomorrow. The program is open to parents and includes afternoon sports, a picnic supper, and outdoor movies with John Garofalo in charge as playground director.
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Lyncourt
John Garofalo
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Oscar J. Brown
Alesis i N. Mneneh
Defense Council
Phonola
South Salina
East Jefferson
Outat
Central N. Y
Merchants and Dairies
Rogers
S. R. Gin
Snerry
Muscatel
West Lane
Vott
C.h.cal
America
Bond
Avery F
Ese Bond
Wey
Salina Street
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