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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

2

Woman Hurt When Struck By Machine

Mrs Ida McKim 28 of Sand Road North Syracuse was hurt when struck by a car while walking near her home after 10 PM. The driver Donald Bender 17 Mattydale on learner's permit. troopers say car lights were out. She was taken to People's Hospital via St Joseph's ambulance and may face charges for operating without lights and driving with no license.

Ida McKim Sand Road Syracuse R. D Robert Finherty Robert Wyllie Donald Bender Leona Street Mattydale

Religious Education Committee to Meet in Syracuse

The Syracuse Public Library central committee on weekly religious education will meet Miss Lilian White of Richmond tomorrow noon at Cham Maw Af Mamsmonsan to discuss her potential appointment as director of weekday religious classes. Courses start Sept 28 for Protestant children.

Syracuse Public Library Lilian White Richmond Syracuse

Manlius Instructor Begins Army Duty

Lieutenant Robert S. Hopkins Jr. begun active duty leaving his teaching post at the Manlius School. He will serve at the Infantry School in Fort Benning Georgia as a reserve officer called to active duty on August 6. Duration of service was not specified.

Manlius Robert S. Hopkins, Jr Infantry Fort Benning Hopkins

Pine Camps Soldiers in Fine Health Report

Pine Camp Military Reservation reports excellent health among troops. Col Bertram F. Duckwall cites low hospital admission rates, absence of measles and mumps since July, and superior Army medical care. He notes lab capacity at Pine Camp exceeds typical 750 bed hospital standards and access to national experts for rare diseases.

Pine Camp Pine Camp Military Reservation Bertram F. Duckwall Ducknall Ufe Army New York States Department of Health United States Dushwall Army Medical Museum Washington

Three Syracusans On Promotion List

Three Syracuse residents are named on the New York State promotion list for the Fourth Armored Division at Pine Camp. Roger Moreland of 505 Melrose Ave and Donald Waful of 403 Shubert Ave are promoted to sergeant in the 35th Armored Regiment. George Kitts of 405 Glen Ave becomes a corporal in the same unit. Auburn’s George Wetzler of the 20th Ordnance Battalion is rated private first class, boosting payday to $36. The list totals 175 promotions for soldiers arriving from 15 states across the Midwest and Atlantic coast.

Pine Camp New York State Fourth Armored Division Roger G. Moreland Melrose Avenue Donald R. Waful Shubert Avenue 35Th Armored Regiment George M. Kitts Glen Avenue Auburn George Wetzler 20Th Ordnance Battalion Midwest Atlantic Seaboard

Gendreda Apartments Sold to Graham Arms Inc

Ketchem Realty announces sale of the Gendreda Apartments at 654 662 South Warren Street to Graham Arms Inc for $75 000. The five story white brick building with 30 apartments will be remodeled into 60 two and three room units with private baths. Graham Arms Inc led by Charles J. Graham and James L. Graham also operates Snowden and Graham Apartments and a South West Street business block. A Ukrainian Citizenship Club meeting at 7 30 pm tonight at 1317 West Fayette Street features John Kline and John Pysnack as speakers.

Gendreda South Warren Street Graham Arms, Inc Ketchem Realty Company James E. Heffernan Blanche O'Connor Heffernan Graham Arms Warren Street Charles J. Graham James L. Graham Snowden James Street Graham West Onondaga Street South West Street West Fayette Street John Kline John Pysnack

Miss Ryan to Wed McGinnis August Thirty

Syracuse attorney Charles A. McGinnis and Miss Margaret F. Ryan plan to marry August 30 at Saint Patrick's Church. Ryan works as secretary to a division plant engineer at the New York Telephone Company. The couple will live in the Frontenac Apartments.

Charles A. McGinnis Emerson Avenue Syracuse Benedict Margaret F. Ryan Whittier Avenue Frontenac Apartments

Man Pleads Guilty After Store Chase

Robert C. Young 46 of 355 East Genesee Street pleaded guilty to Imbtic Intoxication in Polies Court and was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga Penitentiary by Judge Harry H. Farmer. He was arrested after stealing a table model radio from a South State Street store and caught following a short chase by store employees and patrol units.

Robert C. Young East Genesee Street Polies Onondaga Penitentiary Harry H. Farmer Young Thomas Stack South State Street i Russell MacQuiry Sand Street Morrel Francis Fot Paul

Crop reports indicate smaller produce yields in New York

Ithaca reports from D B Ferguson Cornell extension economist show estimates based on USDA farmer reports as of Aug 1. Peaches are about 7 percent under last year at roughly 1,257,000 bushels. Pears fall about 21 percent to 1,325,000 bushels. Grapes and potatoes also expected to decline.

Ithaca United States Department of Agriculture D. B. Ferguson Cornell New York State

State Fair Traffic Orders Issued by State Police

State Police Captain Stephen McGrath issued traffic rules for the State Fair on State Fair Boulevard. From 8:30 A M to 4 P M one way traffic from Syracuse to the grounds excludes commercial trucks routed via Solvay. Traffic leaving grounds 8:30 A M to 4 P M goes via Solvay. 4 P M to 6:30 P M traffic from Syracuse goes via Solvay. 4 to 6:30 P M traffic leaving grounds uses State Fair Boulevard. After 6:30 P M two way traffic resumes.

Stephen McGrath State Police Syracuse Solvay State Fair Boulevard

Crop and weather notes include fall tonnage drop and potato yield

Fall tonnage drops to 56 800 tons from 75 800 last year. Aug 2 potato prospects show a reduction of about one million bushels from July 1. 1941 crop projected at 24 240 000 bushels, down 10 percent for the year and 10 percent below the five year average. Sentence reduced husband goes free Ronald L Graves of 900 South McBride Street was released after appeal. He had been sentenced for assault on his wife Delphine. sentence reduced to time served.

Ronald L. Graves McBride Street Jamesville Penitentary Frank P. Malpass Harry H. Farmer Delphine John B. LaVine Malpass

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