Fortresses Repelled in Airport Raid
Army air forces claim success during maneuvers at Syracuse Municipal Airport as bombers were intercepted north of Watertown and near Syracuse. First and Second Pursuit Squadrons faced intermittent fuel shortages while defending the base and escorting transports home.
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Sorihert
JF. M
Syracuse
Wi Town
Syraccer
Watertown
Ralph Mi
Ikeliog
James B. Haite
Allen BR Springer
John IE
Sth
Langley Field
E. M
DL Smith
JW. H. Wise
Army
Municipel
Air Camp
Alp
Behl- Quarters
Pas Ech
Alot
Nice
Peeret Sad
Hickville
Air Warning Service
Central
Asters
New York
Elemen
Not Guilty Pleas Entered In County Court and Police Case Notes
A series of plea entries include three not guilty pleas on the A L P ticket and a Buffalo transfer to Supreme Court Justice Frank Gr. Harry E. Francis. In Police Court William J. Hamilton, 30, pleads not guilty to petty larceny, wage failure, and suspended sentence violations with charges by Louis J. Gaeses. Homer Walah ordered held without bail for tomorrow. Andrew J. Dolan, 126 Fabius, charged Hamilton with unpaid wages as a driver and a clerk of Police Avenue testified. Multiple workers are cited in the petty larceny cases and a total of $15 is charged. Joseph I. Neary of Solvay awarded a two year grossorial OCenY title.
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A.lp
Cally
Onondaga County
Supreme Court
Frank Gr
Harry E. Francis
Brogers Martian
Buffalo
Lawrence Connelly
William J. Hamillton
Walah
Louis J. Gaeses
Bey Street
Andrew J. Dolan
Fabius
Hamilton
Manlius Names Fort Benning Commandant as New Headmaster
Brin Gen Ase L Singleton will retire Aug 3 and assume duties as superintendent of the Manlius School succeeding Col F Verbeck. Norman Waldron will take over as headmaster and supervise the school’s military and academic programs under General Ingleton. Singleton, a veteran officer, served as chief of staff in the Eighth and Fourth Divisions and became an expert in organizing and training young men.
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Verbeck
Norman Waldron
Emr
Ingleton
Frante
Gettenante
Diriden AP
Eighth
Civellan Conservation Corps
Fort Benning
Army
Singleton
Emory University
Lackawanna Station Job Contract Let
City Engineer Melson announces the formation of a contract with Kraft and Detor Syrecase contractors for the temporary passenger station construction. Work to begin Monday on the wooden structure near South Clinton and Wart Taylor Streets, with demolition of the brick building by the State Armory after completion. Temporary track to be laid, mainline abandoned, and South Clinton Street repaved for motor traffic. A temporary street will link Elser Street with Renswicke Avenue for traffic during track work. Renwick and Raynor area excavation proceeds for the railroad embankment.
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Melson
Kraft & Detor
Syrecase
Wark
Mest South
Clinton
Wart ‘Taylor Streets
State Armory
Clinton Street
Temple Street
West Onondaga Street
Adems Streets
Geddes Street Underpass Paving Causes Traffic Jam
Geddes Street underpass paving caused a traffic jam from 5 to 6 o clock yesterday as trains and vehicles backed up on West Genesee Street. A lone patrolman attempted to untangle the situation while through traffic was rerouted to Erie Boulevard. Officials said repaving would finish today and the underpass would reopen Friday night.
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West Genesee
Erie Doutevard
Geddes
Tle Rnilend
Genesee Street
Hamilton Stret
Graing
Trafic
City of
Exie Boulevard
Genesee Tract
Geddes Street
Genetee Street
Howe
Erie Boulevard
Reilly Plea for $9000 In Chiefs Deal Denied
Justice Ernest J. Edgcomb denied Edward P. Reilly recovery of $9,000 in commission from John P. Corbett, former Syracuse Chiefs owner, in a sale to Alex Mengarelli and Clarence Shindler on May 23. The court found no prior agreement for commissions and called the sale an afterthought by Reilly.
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Ernest J. Edgcomb
Towa Today
Edward P. Reilly
John P. Core ‘Belt
Syracuse Chiefs
Reilly
Pall Club
Corbett
Hie
The
Chiefs
Alex Mengaresh
Clarence M. Shindler
Justice Béxvom
George C MacEwan Institute Graduates In Flint and Syracuse
George C MacEwan of Lafayette leads a class of 306 graduates at General Motors Institute in Flint Michigan with several students earning promums this Friday MacEwan alternated eight weeks of classes with eight weeks of work at Bront Lipe Chapin course The Syracuse graduate William Exy of 204 West Elia Street East Syracuse will be graduated January Also notes about 380 high school pupils taking Regents exams at Summer School and returning to home schools on September 9 Students tested from 8 30 AM to 3 00 PM.
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George C. MacEwan Institute
George C. MacEwan
Lafayette
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
Cental New Yorker
William 3. Exy
West
Elis Street
East
Syracus
MacEwan
Flict
Bront-Lipe-Chapin i Couse Duriter
Ieee Sepiare
Bromm-Lipeau
Testa
Lane
Sy7ar
Achonls
Sulients
Oermeg
Two hitchhikers arrested in car theft in Cayuga County
Marrs Cheeseman and Oscar Russell, both 18, were picked up by Trooper W C Zapf in Sennett after attempting to steal a parked car on West Water Street. They confessed to taking the vehicle with a broken ignition key while hitchhiking from Carthage toward Syracuse and Rochester. The car owner, George Laws of East Syracuse, reported the theft, and the youths were taken to Oneida for fingerprinting and photographing.
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W. C. Zapf
Eilwidge
Sennett
Cayuga County
Carthage
Angel
West Water Street
Zapf
Marrs Cheeseman
Oscar Russell
East Syractive
Gee
Oneida
Col Johnston To Head New Home Guard Executive Officer Named
Partial officer personnel of the Third Regiment New York State Guard to replace the National Guard in active service was announced. Col Frederick Johnston of Albany will command the Third with Lieut Col Harry H. of Syracuse as executive officer. Maj Charles Maxwell of Manila to command the Second Emigration. Lieut John G. Hopkins of Syracuse named training officer. Aeronautic unit will meet tonight.
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Col. Johnston
New Home Guard
Col. Farmer
Sd Regiment
New York State Guard
National Guard
Intn
State Guard
Syracuse Heralds’ Journal
William N. Haskell
New York National Guard
Frederick & Johnston
Aobara
Harry HF
Syracuse
Charles ] Maxwell
Maneliza
John G. Hopkins
Company F—Cay Jom
W. Ercon
A T. AD Dott
William F. Nesbitt
Military officer Verbeck to command Fort Beoning legacy
A long biographical sketch outlines a Philippine service officer who rose from second lieutenant in 1801 through infantry to brigadier general by 1936. Born in Taylor County Georgia in 1816, he studied at Reynolds High, Emory, and the Army’s War College, earning the Distinguished Service Medal after World War I and membership in the Legion of Honor. He served on the Washington general staff, oversaw infantry training, and commanded the 23rd before becoming Fort Beoning commandant. his lineage traces to Dr. Guide F. Verbeck, founder of the Imperial University of Tokyo.
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Philippines
Taylor County
Franklin Parnell ‘Singleton
Mildred Leonard
Fort Beoning
Verbeck
Guide F. Verbeck
Imperial University of Tokyo
Japan
Maria Collies
Mantius
Man Pleads Guilty Held for Sentence As Wife Attacker
A man pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife at a residence, resulting in injuries. Police transferred the victim to a hospital after the attack, where officers reported multiple blows and a weapon involved.
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Hay
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Kodak Verichrone
Fim
Francis Hendricks
Birra
Sutland
Jefferson
Melina
Objective
Buffaloan
Acholaraaie Joseph I, Neary of
Solvay
Oceny
West Genesee and Boulevard
Manlius
Aca L. Singleton
Lackawanna Station
Aeronautic
Qnaccated Press
Phot Arig
Asal Singleton
Accisea
Biswil Lee
eIeeph
Homphall
Boersini
Frank Sizups
Freeman
Paneer
Cirestor
Yun Gruggat
Ratimay
Creolin
Genoorues
Nature
Zemo
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