Women Offer to Help as Syracuse Defense Calls Grow
At City Hall, three women joined a public rush of volunteers to the Syracuse Civilian Defense program, joining 42 men signing for police training and auxiliary service. Chief Gieselman seeks 3,500 auxiliary firemen and Chief Rapp calls for 3,000 volunteers. among the morning applicants were Mrs Allen B. Benham and Mrs Loretta Middleton and Miss Nancy E. Allis.
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Edward W. Gieselman
Syracuse
William E. Rapp
Rapp
Gieselman
Herald-American
Alexis N. Muench
Syracuse Defense Council
Fire Department
Allen B. Benham
Sumner Avenue
Loretta E. Middleton
Shennard Street
Nancy E. Allis
Maryland Avenue
Public Welfare Department
Benham
James
Herald-Journal
Police
Wilber Newell
Furman Street
Carlton C. Pease
Marshall Street
Utica
Paul F. Clarke
Coral Avenue
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Earl Nichols, Jr
West
Colvin Street
Earl Nichols
Enroll to Aid Police: City defense training numbers released
Donald M. Kidd reports 11 104 defense jobs supplied in past year with 2 194 placed in private industry and 238 209 42 spent by Federal Government on training. 4 832 trained. 716 by Works Progress Administration and 3 897 by New York State Employment Service. 70 percent school capacity. 45 percent with physical defects after 1 003 medical exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Kidd
Eld Ey Aeteas
Board of Education
Works Progress Administration
National Youth Administration
New York State Employment Service
Kidd
Revenge in a Cedar Chest Murders Recalled
Patrolman Nichols died in 1939. The Laura J. Krenrich case from 1938 saw her body found in a cedar chest by Nichols and his son in a Colvins Street house. Lawrence A. Gough, a restaurant short order cook and her reputed sweetheart, pleaded guilty to second degree murder and is serving 50 years to life in Attica Prison.
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Patrolman Nichols
Young Nichols
Laura J. Krenrich
Cedar Chest
Miss Krenrich
Colvins Street
Lawrence A. Gough
Attica
Crowell Family Holds Willow Bay Outing in Onondaga County
About 50 Crowell descendants gathered at Willow Bay to honor Ebenezer and Allan Crowell and Breda Crowell Hall. Leaders include Jay D. Crowell as president and Lemuel Ladd as vice president. The group aims to mark graves at Cicero Cemetery for Ebenezer Crowell and Allan Crowell with Sons of the Revolution backing. Asa Danforth Chapter of the D A R previously marked Breda Hall and Seth Hall graves.
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Crowell
Willow Bay
Ebenezer
Allan Crowell
Breda Crowell Hall
Capt
Ebenezer Crowell
Onondaga County
Hawley
Mass
Family Society
Jay D. Crowell
Clay
Lemuel Ladd
Breda Hall
Seth Hall
Two Men Plead Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
Stanley Mady of 338 West Fayette Street and William McConnell of 527 Seymour Street pleaded guilty in Police Court to disorderly conduct and were fined $10 each by Judge Harry H. Farmer. They were arrested early yesterday by Patrolmen Thomas Stack and John Snyder in front of 303 West Fayette Street where they were engaged in an argument.
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Stanley Mady
West Fayette , J Street
William McConnell
Seymour’Street
Harry H. Farmer
Mady
McConnell
Thomas Stack
John Snyder
West Fayette Street
Post Office to Start Christmas Mail Prep Early
Acting Postmaster Cornelius J. Nugent received a directive from Ambrose O Connell, first assistant postmaster general, urging early start on Christmas mail. Syracuse post office will begin preparations immediately, arranging extra help and equipment.
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Postoffice
Syracuse Postoffice
Cornelius J. Nugent
Ambrose O'Connell
Washington
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