Woman Kills Herself After Shooting Man
Aug 18 Dawes Aang district reports a woman identified as Mrs Helen Rinke 34 shot man Mang in a rooming house and then killed herself. Mang survived after hospitalization though critical. authorities say the suicide followed an argument with Rinke who is a Tolgeville brother of Mayor Mang.
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Wille Falls
Dawes
Dolescha
Helen Rinke
Lind
Falls
Recian
Enys
Mang
Dolgsville
Albert
Galusha
Hell- Wey
Divi
Fatory
Thomas Allen
Grifith
Tor
Harold
P. Buckbee
Wiliam Yonker
Mange
Binks
Thomine Houre
Rinke
Meng
Bush
Raye
Remi Mang
Tolgeville
NYA Project Visit Slated By Williams
Williams, NYA project chief, announced plans for moving to the Maver Building and expanding for national defense. A training program for radio operators would be increased, with NYA facilities to serve about 30 more youths in addition to 17 already receiving instruction. Moving begins next week with a Sept 1 effective date, as officials consider reorganization and expansion to meet defense needs. William Lynch, NYA chief in New York State, will tour NYA projects in Syracuse and other offices Friday and Saturday.
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Hstration
Ike Sear
Baliied Spricuse
Harlan Carr
Distri
Maver
Care
Arly
NYA
Atine
Ala
Hhe
W-Suie Car
Inc
Park
Wolf Streets
St Us Tourux
NVA
Ig Wkols
Carr
WEA
Postoffice
Princ
14 Draw Fines for Passing Stop Signs
A wartime notice reports 14 drivers fined for passing stop signs in Fayetteville and nearby areas. Seven more were arraigned for running slow signs. multiple names and fines are listed, with details of court appearances and driver licenses. A separate item notes illness in a military squadron and a hitchhiking incident involving a stolen car.
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Fourtset
Edwin Repler
Justice of the Peace
Tom Davi
Fayetteville
iThe
Maltison
Canego
West Palm Beach
Angus A. Carruthers
R. DD
Syracuse
Charles W. Dr
Stafford Avenue
Carbon
Dewitt
Benjamin Shitkin
Pome
Gerald
Albeny
Shutkin
Alfred D. Cape
Warners
Calvin D. Bingham
Caniblus
John A. Strom
Milwzakes Wis
Bingham End
Farm Bureau Chiefs Plan Annual Outing Steaks at Camp Brockway
Farm Bureau chiefs will prepare steaks for the annual outing of the state's bureau committee at Camp Brockway Pratts Falls. About 20 persons expected. Cooks include Wendel FIend bureau manager and three associates. Edward Foster of Ithaca to speak.
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Jlasses
Farm Bureau
Dureat
Camp Brockway
Pratts Falls
Wendel FL Fiend
Fie
Dillon and
Willam Baley
Edward 2. Foster
Ithaca
State Farm Bureau Federation
32 Girls Still in Contest For Queen of State Fair
32 contestants survive to the quarter finals of the State Fair Queen contest at Hotel Syracuse after judging of 172 Onondaga County entrants. Local judges selected 32 finalists from a field featuring well known residents and the pageant moves toward crowning the exposition queen.
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Queen of State Fair
Stas Pate
Syracuse
New York
Fairground Air School Is Proposed by State Chamber
Harald M. Day of Aly Chatuee of Commerce reports to the State Education Department recommending a State aviation school at the Fair Ground near Syracuse airport. The plan, opposed by Governor Manli, envisions using existing structures, including the Women’s Building and Boys and Girls Building, with heating via blower system. Day argues the site offers ready facilities and would train aviation mechanics amid untapped needs for national defense.
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Lewis A. Wilson
State Education Department
Harald M. Day
Aly Chatuee
Coenmerce
Jalman
Syracuse
N. of Regents
Board of Regents
Leliman
Lannie
Day
Rome
Ptation
Nanet de. Wilson
Day Witt
Police Hunt Pair In Stabbing Of Man At Quieting Request
Police search for two men who stabbed Paul Fournier, 31, after he asked them to lower noise while he tried to sleep. Fournier, a 31 East Jefteccov Street resident, received two minor cuts to the left side and two puncture wounds to the left shoulder and was treated at Crouse Saving Hospital.
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Pyline
Torning
Paul Fournier
Jefteccov Street
Fournier
Crouse
Fred Arnold
Day to Give Report On Bowling Contest
A report on the Women s International Bowling Contest held in Syracuse is planned for Thursday before the International Association of Convention Bureau s meeting in Washington. Harold Dey, manager of the convention bureau, will present. The association s annual meeting opens Wednesday and will continue through the week.
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Syracuse
International Association of Convention Bureats
Washington
Harold Dey
Reavention Bureau
Ssrasave Chamber of Commerce
Geddes School to Spend 61000 for Improvements
Geddes School plans upgrades including a new entrance reception area and a larger main building. Architect John Farnham and Paul Hueber prepare plans for 1940s spring term, expanding capacity from 24 to about 380 and adding two rooms to the Arstvnew building in Geddes, near Pulaski Road.
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Westvale
Schol
Ed Tomy
Geddes
Hare Cline
Suedig
Johm Farns
Ham
Syracuse
Sehoel Dis A Congomced Eetrict
Scheoley
Farnham
Canettic
Seloel
Arstvnew
Satiha Street
Eanssing
Mr. Furanam
Donald Ities
Earl A. Lawton
York
Pulaski
Syracuse Will Address Auburn Rotary Tomorrow
Syracusan Will address Auburn Rotary Tomorrow at Hotel Osborne. Frank Wy Weeden, secretary of the Syracuse Cheb, will be the guest speaker, describing the recent international survey heard at Havant last June. He served as the Auburn Club's proxy to the convention.
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Weedon
Sproat
Auburn
Frank Wy Weeden
Syracuse Cheb
Ruel
Aubgpa
Hiephlin Doin
Osborne
Havant
Auburn Club
Farm Buying Loan Heads Named in Tenant Purch Program
Committeemen across 18 counties including Cayuga Clinton Erie Madison Ontario named to administer the Tenant Purchasing Program of the Farm Security Administration. Secretary Wallace designated 15 counties for loans to buy farms and for purchasing arms for growers with approval by the state agency. State allocation totals 102177 dollars to fund about 73 farms in designated counties Cayuga Clinton Erie Madison Ontario and others with several committees replacing terms expired June 30. Additional committees named in Syracuse Baldwinsville and across counties including Jefferson Madison and St Lawrence intend to oversee operations in districts of FSA. Other participating counties listed: Washington Orleans Erie Ontario Orange Cattaraugus.
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FSA
Hany A. Wallace
Wallace
Tueconsji Tuldeven
Myson Ternenning
Syracus
Charles Keller
Baldwinsville
Gnondaga County
Imittesmar
Carugan
Vernon
Phelps Web
Jeter A. Kane
Seneca Falls
Burt L Myer
Onentk
Cayuga
Seneca
F&a
Eres
Fothowst
Caltananga
Robert Powell
Lown
Madison County
Haki
Homer Latrap
Sherburn
Joseph R. Mundy
Nonvich
Chenango County
George A. Worden
Rodman
Harold F. Galloway
Watertown
Jane William
Exstinat
Bellaville
Jefferson County
Newell S. Matchinson
Heilverton
Tames
Mathelland
Messen
Arthur Thompson
Lisbon
St. Tawrance County
Washington
Seluhen
Orleans
Erie
Ontario
Orange
Cattaraugus
Farm Worker Loses Arm in Fall at Pulaski Crossing
An unidentified farm worker aged 33 was struck by a westbound freight train near One Star Jina Street crossing in Pulaski yesterday. He was in critical condition at Syracuse Memorial Hospital after losing an arm.
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Pulaski
Jina Street
Imfervin
Syracus Memorial Hospital
Rain and Mercury Dip Bring Relief To Sweltering City
A sharp cool down followed heavy heat as rain moved through the area. Morning readings in Syracuse hovered around 75 degrees before a drop to 70 at 6 AM and another fall to 68 later. The forecast calls for fair weather this afternoon and continued cool conditions tonight and tomorrow.
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Syracuse
City Airport Blast Threat Investigated
A mystery blast threat at an unnamed city airport triggered a rapid police response. Chief William E. Rapp ordered a large detective force to investigate, while airport manager E Walsh said the call appeared hoaxed to draw forces into a training scenario. Police blocked roads as investigators hunted the caller.
City On Fine Arts Honor Rolls At Syracuse University
Twelve music students six art students and five architecture students from Syracuse University make up 73 names on the spring honor roll of the College of Fine Arts. Recipients must hold a B average or better. Listed are Art students and Architecture students with home addresses and names such as Larry Argiro Leon Berkeley Leslie Merrill Jr Tracy Sugarman Marjorie Conner Marcia Crow and Elizabeth Jeffcoat.
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Liver Architecture
College of Fine Arts
Syracuse University
Herold L. Butler
Rlesh
Architectus
Cram Syracuse
Larry Argiro
Strut
Leon
Went
Robert M. Miller
Roosevelt
Murray Luebez
EuclidaAvernie
Fayetteville arrest ends farmhand’s brief beauty shop fraud case
A Fayetteville farmhand named Carville was arrested after a Saturday fraud incident tied to a beauty shop bill. He had received a suspended sentence earlier in a separate case, and Justice Tome Davis ordered two days in the penitentiary as a tramp. Police say he forced entry into an elderly woman's home demanding $5 to pay a fine, leading to his arrest by state troopers at the scene.
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Maxwell
Alabama
Syracuse
Henry B. Darling
Augusts
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Oncifa
Charles Thompson
Sufialo
Coxsackie
Howard Rock
Utica
Friend
Richard Humphrey
New Hartford
Thomas Holmes
Thompson
Charles Deringer
Sherrill Bovelal Dingtton
Bean Picker
Fayetteville
Carville
Helens
Tudge Homer
Wales
Fayettevile
Tome Davis
Lexis Rhiznlberg
University Avenue
Hamilton
Fayettesville
Toney
State Police and Corp
Metein Handcille
George Smith
Carsite
Police Seize Air Gun After Pellet Hits Youth in East S Race
Deputies confiscated an air rifle after a pellet struck Leonard 13 and injured a boy in East S race at night. Four boys were involved in the incident and the wounded youth ranged from 1 to 14 years old. The page contains garbled text and unclear names but confirms the seizure and injury.
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Goy
Shérili Ray Dear
John Head
Leonant 13
Leonard
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