12 Area Boys Among 150 at Camp Deneca
A group of 12 Syracuse area youths sponsored by the Oneida Lake Association joined 150 New York state youths at Camp Deneca near Danby for a week of conservation training. The program includes rifle and shotgun safety, fly casting, canoe safety, trapping, ranger work, woodlot management, swimming, and lectures each evening. Notable participants include George Kirby Jr and Arthur Corelius among others, with officials Frederick Kreuzer and Dr. Benjamin A. Sauer involved in transport and oversight.
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Fiewure
Syracuse
Oneida Lake Association
New York State
State Conservation Department
Camp Deneca
Danby
Herald- Journal
George Kirby, Jr
Arthur Corelus
George Lute
Richard Scofield
James
William Nies
Wallace Young
Ronald Nass
James Heaphy
Robert Moses
Patrick Broeker
Frederick
U S Ack Ack Units Kept on Reich Alert
U S Ack Ack units in Germany remain on constant alert after a surprise raid that damaged ships and planes. The article notes 4500 officers and men, 177 planes destroyed or damaged, and the presence of MIG 15 jets near the American zone. American commanders fear mass blitzkrieg methods if Russia strikes.
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U.S
Reich
Heidelberg
Nana-Kemnews
Pearl Harbor
America
Germany
Seventh Army
Manohi
Russian Army Training Expansion Reported in German Territory
Five months into the year, Russia began assembling forces in Germany. Thirty-five divisions formed into six field armies were relocated from winter quarters to training areas in Mecklenburg, Thuringia, and Saxony-Anhalt. Troops practiced concealment, patrol, and scouting operations.
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Russia
Germany
Mecklenburg
Thuringia
Saxony-Anhalt
Central N Y Indians Hold 165th Green Corn Dance
The Central New York Onondaga and Oneida groups conducted the 165th Green Corn Dance at the Onondaga Reservation near Nedrow yesterday. Leaders and guests included Chief Rockwell and justice of the peace George Kimball, who urged blood donation pledges with Wilfred Hoffmann hosting the public.
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Wilfred E. Hoffmann
Legi
William Rockwell
Nedrow
N. Y
New York
Amerigang
Nelson Shenandoah
Rockwell
George Kimball
Native ceremony honors Onondaga chiefs and guests
Hundreds of spectators attended the ceremonies directed by Onondaga Chief Leo Nolan with Chief William Rockwel of the Oneidas as master of ceremonies. Motion picture actor Chief Bigtree was a guest, and a featured highlight was an Indian marriage ceremony involving Mr. and …
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Leo Nolan
William’ Rockwel
The
Bigtree
Auburn road contract awarded to White Brothers
White Brothers of New Britain Conn won the contract to build the new road from Vi Fou corners to Cato with a bid of 242,519 dollars. The project is to be completed by 1952.
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Auburn
Bettween Vi Fou Corners
Cato
toAhite Brothers of
New Britain
Conn
Lobster Flavor Tied to Diet in Market Practice
In Quincy, a lobsterman explains that a lobster tastes like what it eats. Lobsters are kept in seawater tanks for at least 20 hours before sale to ensure the meat reflects its recent meals. If a lobster fed on mackerel, the flavor is that fish, though after about 30 hours the mackerel taste fades.
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Quincy
Mass
Carl
Power
Empty medicine chest no constipation either
A reader letter from Sam Waters of Renton Washington extols All Bran for preventing constipation after using laxatives in the past. The note urges a daily amount of about a half cup with water and offers Kellogg's money back if not satisfied within ten days, referencing Battle Creek Michigan.
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Allbran
Sam Waters
Box 29
Renton
Wash
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Federal Jobs To Increase As Byrd Predicts
Senator Harry F Byrd says civilian federal employment could rise by 500000 in fiscal year 1952 based on last month’s payroll. He notes executive branch civilian staff climbed from 1,968,940 in 1930 to 2,486,785 in 1951 with average salaries around 4000 dollars.
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Washington
Nana
Harry F. ‘Byrd
D.-Va
Byrd
Joint Committee On
Labor Day yacht races at Auburn Oiwasea club
The Auburn Oiwasea Yacht Club will hold two races on Labor Day with the Stars competing for the Schule trophy and the Comets racing for the Richardson trophy. Races start at 10 A.M.
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Auburn
Oiwasea Yacht Club
Stars
Comets
Forestry Professors Tour North Woodlands Event
A group led by James E. Davis and C. Eugene Farns from State University College of Forestry Syracuse begins a three day tour of Northern New York forests. About 15 professors will join stops at Saratoga Springs Glens Falls Tupper Lake and Paul Smiths discussing survey findings and timber salvage from the Nov 25 1950 blowdown.
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S 0. Heiberg
James E. Davis
C. Eugene Farns
State University College of Forestry
Syracuse
New York
Forestry Servantane
Robert ]Ashinani
School of Forestry
University of Maine
Society of American Foresters
Saratoga Tree
Luther Estate
Saratoga Springs
Pack Demonstration Forest
Warrenseburg
Davis
Miles J. Ferree
Sufanat Laké
Ivil
Huntington Forest
Newcomb
Finch, Pruy'n Company
Woodfinds
Glens Falls
Whimney Estate
Tupper Lake
Adiponflack
Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
Paul Amishs
Paul Smiths
A. St Hopkins
Albany
Conservation Department
Axton
Hopkins
Petty
Sagamae Lake
Istrict Forester
Fish Creek Ponds
Aite
New England
Rowp
Rutland
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