Parole Granted in Fatal Car Crash Case
An off duty driver was paroled after a fatal car crash near Syracuse. Witnesses described a high speed pursuit on Genesee Street and East Genesee Street. Police report say a Sutouse Transit employee named Roveo Barbati suffered head injuries and was dragged 37 feet before assistance. A second driver Taylor of Avon Street was cited in connection with the 00 block collision.
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Conan
Andy Agrasto
Pompeys
Agrasto
Igreave Handbille
Yergon
Toro Warshpound Automobils
Sout Selina Street
Hust Water Street
Roveo Barbati
Barnes
Avenue
Suto- Use Transit Corporation
St. Joseph's Hospital
Melnicofé
Joh Ey Taylor
Avon Street
Syracuse
Genesee Street
Pulive
Heir to Dutch Throne Visits St Lawrence Island
Heir to the Dutch throne and Princess Tabane toured the St Lawrence region as guests of the Earl of Athlon, Governor General of Canada. The party visited George Is and Thow Wond Isler Bridge sites, traveled by boat from Breckville, stopping at Gananague and Stovin Island for tea, then returned to Ottawa in the afternoon.
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Diggetich i Wetertawr
Princess Tabane
Netherlands
Thobrand Island
Lawrence Iver Reseréay
Gia
Earl of Athlon
Canada
Ceorgine
Isler Bridge
Gatatlo
Tn Breckville
Stolen car crashes pole. driver flees after theft
A stolen automobile struck a pole on North Milhern Drive at about 3 AGL, injuring no one. The car, traced to John E Stearns of 168 Lodsworth Drive, was believed stolen from garages behind a house. Stearns was away at the time and authorities pursued the matter.
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Oman
Milhern
Pattaman Frank
John E' Stearns
Lodswick Drive
Sterns Hameter
Sir
Stemns
Howse
Jeft
Torker
German sociologist arrives in the United States
A German sociologist and refugee, accompanied by his daughter Renate, arrived in the United States today after escaping Nazi persecution. He says his books were confiscated, but he managed to smuggle some unfinished manuscripts out and plans to join the University of Central Europe as a visiting scholar.
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Vos
Angeles
Wiega
Frank Oppenheimer
Zapan
Lee
Germany
Brcko
University of Cent
Ernie
Renate
Liverpool Man Files Bankruptcy In Fordern Court
Liverpool resident George Ei f, an automobile dealer, filed for bankruptcy to wipe out debts of 1198. He formerly owned real estate in New Hampshire foreclosed on mortgages. The petition seeks discharge in Fordern Court today.
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Liverpool
Dipatick
Tice
George Eif
Automobile E Espian
Petl
Fordern Court
New Hampshire
Pair Barred At Border to Reenter U S
Two Syracuse residents Mr and Mrs Champoux of 222 Bennington Drive were refused admission at the border returning from a weekend trip to Canada due to lack of proof of American citizenship. A sister's naturalization papers were en route to the border from Buffalo. Immigration officials indicated citizenship status would be clarified today.
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Romer D. Champutsx
Bennington Drie
Falls
Ines
Sr. Champoux
Bufflo
Syracuse
Chempoux
Canada
Biegare Falle
Emil Hansen
Easter Ani Reensper
Paragon Plaster Company
Chempats
J. Arthur Fluckey
Champoux
American Legion
Syrmcures
Britain
Britain plans fast war material buy as war loom nears
British Purchasing Commission reports American orders climbing to 2.3 billion dollars as Britain readies a war mobilization. Tanks to be manufactured in the United States. exact amounts and tank numbers not stated. Commission says purchases rise to 25 to 40 contracts daily, signaling a prolonged conflict ahead.
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U.S
New_York
Britwin
British Purchasing Commission
Oda
United States
Weroma l
America
Herald-Journal
Sunday Herald
Amstteaq
Suntoy
Adu
Fair Attractions Previewed For Press At City Fair Ground
Editors publishers and city officials toured the Fair Ground yesterday for a preview of attractions. Commissioner Holvin V and Mayor Bollan B. Mnevit attended with Governor Priett unable to attend. The event followed a briefing on this year’s program as preparations for the August 25 opening near completion.
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Pani] Smith
Psposition
Sna
Fair Ground
New York
Anil Despapers
City
Agen Holvin
Suves Ali
Bolland B. Mnevit
Hinwr
Thielabhouse
Itis
Lise
Charles Priett
Sitie Defense Council
Lineman Dies As He Touches Charged Wire
Special Dispatch Ithaca August 17 Henry Cook 20 of North Norwich Vine Force man with Mort Gascon electrical contractors was killed yesterday when contacting a live power line atop a 40 foot pole near Stratton crossing of West Randy Road. Fellow workers lowered from the top and the man died at 140 PM after artificial respiration. He is survived by his wife daughter Patricia five, parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Cook, brother Leman and two sisters. The line rebuild was let to Gascon with the foreman reportedly working at the top of the pole.
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Ithaca
Henry Cook
North Norwich
Mort T. Gascon
Wasi
Strattons Crossing
West Randy Road
Fly
Crope
Tompkins County Mefearel Hospital
Raystern
Choi
Patricia
Myr
Harvey Cook
Leman Cook
En Wilcox
Norwich
Cook
Gascon
Newark Man Nominated for Eagles Grand Worthy President
Charles P. McCann of Nawath was nominated for grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles by the order's grand convention in Chicago. George C. Tens, former Davenport mayor, named as grand worthy vice president to succeed McCann. with no opposition, the election tomorrow seemed assured. Abel of Marion expected to be steered to the high office.
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Newark
Eagles
Chicago
Charles PL
McCann
Nawath
Nody
Order of Eagles
Npdet
George C. Tens
Davenport
Iowa
Neith
John 4. Abel
Marion
Order
Milk receipts in four counties rise by 1.16 million in five months
Auburn August 17 report from Dairymen's League District 12 director Frei Fletchden says farmers in the district earned 5 710 in February and the January-February period showed gains based on Federal State marketing program reports. The New York City market stabilization aided upstate towns and producers with direct benefits as well. District 11 leader Homer Lemsen cites a 752 538 increase for the same span.
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Diepoich
Auburn
Frei
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Bi Apts
Sexener
New York
Gily
Daley
New York City
Ouran
Sohn G. Homer
Lemsen
Seetor
District 11
League Farmers of
Tle
Meron
Syracuse man wins army heroism medal for gallant rescue
Patrick A Chambers of Syracuse, 1st class private, Company D, 19th Infantry, United States Army, earned the War Department citation for heroism in rescuing a drowning enlisted man in the Pacific near Kawakapai Hawaii on March 16 1944. Chambers and a civilian companion swam through heavy breakers to reach and tow the exhausted man to shore, saving his life. Chamber's courage reflects great credit upon himself and the military service.
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Eeiel Diapaten
Washington
Patrick A Chambers
Syracuse
19Th Infantry
United States Army
War Department
Pacific Ocean
Kawakapai
Oshu
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
A. Chambers
Syracuaatt
Hewatint Jane
North
Salinn Street
London Times Sees Nazi Raids as Prelude to Attacks
A UK report warned that German air raids could be a prelude to larger assaults and urged Britain to prepare. The Times praised the air force and called for public support for a stronger defense, including possible expansion of bomber production.
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London Times
London
Aukay Wa
Lomidon Times
Britain
Times
Sth Land Publishe
Iand
Bea
Onder
Thaly
Steel Workers Hear Union Leaders at Local 3277 Outing
Steel Worker Organizing Committee president Sunday Flip Murray and secretary treasurer David J. McDonald are invited as principal speakers at the third annual outing of Local 3277 Tealcomb plant Crucible Steel at Press ant Beach starting at 10 A.M. A sports program follows under union direction.
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Flip Murray
David J. McDonald
Steel Worker Organizing Committee
Mommorrow
Tealcomb
Crucible Steel Company of America
Pressant Beach
Upstate Founding of Lake Mission in Fair Pageant
Washington reports contracts worth 1,111,352 dollars for upstate New York in Navy Army and other agency purchases. Projects include mosquito netting, insulation, and electrical gear for the Bonneville and Army programs. The State Fair features a 19th century theme with a pantomime depicting the founding of a lake mission near Liverpool Onondaga Lake, staged by 20 performers and others, amid historical vignettes and fireworks.
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Upstate
Lake Mission
U.S
Savno Mane
Onondaga Lakes
Liverpool
New York State
Pathe of Freedom
Simon Lemoyne
New York
Ane
J L Garvey Retired Rail Engineer Dies in Potsdam
J L Garvey a retired rail engineer died at home in Potsdam survived by his wife Exrin F. Itten and five children one great grandchild and several nephews services set for Tuesday at Blessed Sacrament church with arrangements at 925 ASL frame house nearby This fragmentary notice preserves basic event details and key survivors despite OCR errors.
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J. L. Garvey
New York
Shaming Yeonng
Uate
Exrin Fitten
Sin Heuritian
Potsdam
Lsevera Filecex
Thieves Loot Scholarship Bathers Cars Awarded to 2
A bundle of clothing was found in bushes near Onondaga Park leading to the recovery of stolen items from two individuals. Charles Paninski, 12, reported the discovery and guided officers to the cache where a pair of slacks a girl’s dress and a girl’s skirt were found. Mrs John Hudson reported a missing $800 diamond ring and a small ring while shopping in New York. Also announced today, two Syracuse residents won scholarships at Union College for the coming fall. Robert H Barnes and Robert G Rolfe received various awards totaling $650 toward studies in social sciences and electrical engineering. Barnes and Rolfe are graduates of local high schools.
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Washington
Upstate New Yorks
Camillus Cuymry Company
Jnckapkaires
Navy
Swans
Armyt -Dulles Kayser & Co
Clark Hraghers
Ulew Fall
Armay—Norwicht Knitting Company
Norwich
Gerwons
Oneida
Litien
Faith Malls, Inc
Averill Pack
Fuld & Halen Knitting Co
Cohnes
Ele Pade
Vika Knitting Company
Wtsca
Bultoway
Franklin XN. H
Bayary
Antevil & Cay
Gloversville
Horsehide
Navembee
iCompany
Granvile
W. Sargent's Sons, Inc
Boon- Barrack Chatrs
Sheil Oil Company
New Sak
City
Dow
Aviation
New York Trap Rock Corporation
Clinton Point
WFA
Aluminum Company of America
Massena
Reclamation Bureau
General Electric Company
Schenerlady
Bonnevilig Power Administration
Rlceuse Brelers
Breckers
Rochter
Axray
Lizral Corps
Lapp Insulator Company
LeRoy
Bonneville’ Power Administration
I Homesite Corporation
Fort Chester
Army Ordnance Department
I Bullech & Lomb Optical Co
Rochester
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Buffalo
Ven Raalle Company
Saratoga Springs
North Tonawanda
Fonda
Fultonvile
Fort Plain
Rmterdam
Port Jervis
Paper Company
Albany
Wisconsin Mill & Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Alauvers
Onondaga
Charles Paninsk
South State Street
John Brack
Dortean Street
L Brack
Eimon Hyemes
Valle
Paninski
Tied Avene
Erle Boulevard
Sircuss
Union College
Charles N. Waldron
Robert H. Barnes
Larry Elmer Barnes
West
Kennedy Street
Robert. G. Rolfe
Leon G. Rolfe
Midland Avenue
Barnes
Walter ©. Baker
Soclal Studlies
Rolfe
Voecational High
Ws Rolfe
Syracuse Central High School
Noble backs Willkie after resignation over defense policy
New York Aug 17 Edward J Noble announced support for Wendell L Willkie after revelations he held a Cabinet post as Under Secretary of Commerce to aid the Republican campaign He said his resignation was to help national defense and ensure the election of Willkie Another official Weble had resigned last Wednesday asserting a need to change administrations for a stronger defense and unity of the country
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Noble
Willkie
New York
Ce Taney
Commerce
Repubican
Edward J. Noble
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Ig + Weble
Auriesville Shrine Pilgrimage Set Tomorrow
Central New Yorkers plan an annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyre at Auriesville with a mass Stations of the Cross and a solemn procession of the Blessed Sacrament. A special train departs New York Central Station at 3:30 AM arriving at the shrine around 4:40 AM with return stops for passengers.
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Auriesville
New
Mechanization to Make Army Life a Profession
The Army aims to turn life in uniform into a profession through mechanization. Officers say more skilled enlisted personnel are needed to operate complex machines, with pay and term benefits improving. Open air services by mission groups highlight that mechanization may raise enlisted roles and ages, shaping a more professional army for both soldiers and officers.
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BC Bee Bixel
Gould
Mission
Arthur W. Gould
The
Nazarene Eas
Aena Wi
Kivine
Onondagas Honor Doctor with Tribal Admittance Ceremony
The Onondaga Nation plans a tribal ceremony tonight at the council house to honor Dr. Thomas Fox of Caldiedl for aiding the late Big Knife. Fox, a veteran leader, will be admitted to the Arlee council and receive a full tribal regalia and Indian title during the five day Empire State convention. Jack M. Edin, New York City, retires as president and urges broader effort to show voters the deaf community’s competence.
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Thomas Fox
Empire State
Devt
Fox
Arlee i
Ian Big Knife
Big
Edin
Speedy Conscription Law Held Imperative By Marine Veterans
About 3 500 Marine Corps League members meeting in convention adopted a resolution urging enactment of elective military service, warning Congress of a dangerous attitude. It also urged presidents to oppose foreign allegiance by party lines and to ban Communists Nazis and fascists from government employment.
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Sae
Marine Corps League
Alaren
Oman
Roland L. Martynald
Massachusetts
Marine Corps Veterans Ar
Marine Corps Veterans Ar Isanication
Gene ‘Finney
Congress
Auto Horn Ban Enforced in Disait Lake City
In Disait Lake City Mayor enforces a ban on unnecessary car horns after complaints about young drivers honking in front of homes. The rule targets loud horn use by drivers at speeds up to high mph and aims to curb disturbing noise in neighborhoods.
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Lake City
Ab Jenkins
Peat Nex
City of Finance
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