Roosevelt praised for labor bloc support and Seaway bill
The New York State Federation of Labor endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt for president citing his labor record and wartime leadership. Delegates at Syracuse approve resolutions backing his candidacy, praising New Deal reforms and the National Labor Relations Act, Social Security Act, and Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Federation
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
St. Lawrence Seaway Project
Esquire
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
New York State Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indoras
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Japan
Pearl Flarhor
New Yorktate Federation of Labor
Syracuse
The
Cato Clean-up After Storm Lashes Cayuga Area
North Cayuga residents cleaned debris from downed trees and shingles after a violent wind and rain storm. Heavy elms fell on Jordan Cayuga roads, crops especially corn were damaged, and camps along the Seneca River suffered tree damage. Traffic slowed as crews cleared routes.
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Auburn
Cayuga
Cato
Jordan
Jordan-Cato
Jordan-Weedsport
Seneca River
Cross Lake Road
Draft Board 466 Moves Friday to South War II Street
Draft Board 466 will relocate Friday from its current quarters at 419 West Onondaga Street to Rooms 501 503 in the Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Building on South War II Street.
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Draft Board 466
Selective Service Board 466
West
Onondaga Street
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
South War Ire Street
Parrot Case Involving Deputies Garners Attention
Deputies conducted talks with a parrot and its owner Mrs Pranner after a disturbance at her home on IS2s State of Airs. Mary Patseib of Daepaition and Sherri Batsers were involved as protest claims surfaced. The bird was moved to a pet shop for examination amid a tense scene with authorities.
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Mills Hen
Sherri Batsers
Five Women Leave For Wac Training At Fort Oglethorpe
Five women depart from Waco for Fort Oglethorpe Ga to begin WAC training. They were sworn in weeks ago to the cadet program and placed on inactive status until ordered to report for duty. The group includes Florence Driscoll a district engineer corps stenographer, Shirley Gordon mail clerk, Jean Nareau clerk typist, Doris Winnie, and Margaret Murphy store keeper at the Atlantic Overseas Air Service Command.
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Wac
Fort Oglethorpe
Waco
Suse Savings Bank
Cycred MH. van Horn
Tuntil Tadkw
Florence Driscoll
Auburn
Pfice
Corps of Engineers
Tilton General Hos Fort Dix
Shirley Gordon
Fenway Drive
Bicyclists Test in Schiller Park During Safety Campaign
A bicycle safety drive by the Syracuse Police Department and Safes Division along with the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce opens in Schiller Park Friday and runs through Monday and Tuesday. Tests run 10 A M to 12 noon and 2 to 5 P M with a safety line, skill and performance checks. Passers get a card signed by the police chief containing rules for safe riding. Only bicyclists with 1934 licenses may take the test.
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Schiller Park
Police Department
Safes
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Chief of Police
Mills Downs Two Nazi Phines in Air Force Honors
Syracuse airmen receive Distinguished Flying Cross and Oak Leaf Clusters for extraordinary aerial achievement. Lt George E Slaugenhop and Sgt David A Wood earn DFCs. Sgt Eden C Recor and Capt Robert H Garlock praised for long comb ations. Patrick Tortora and Frank Gerka cited for meritorious service and Bronze Star honors amid European and Italian campaigns.
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Eighth Air Force
England
George E. Shaugenhop, Jr
Syracuse
Veini
Vidi
Vici
Germany
Europe
Stautenhop
Munich
Flak
Becan
Enghand
Italy
David A. Wood
Kellogg Street
Sd. Wood
Sgt
Wood
Ang Ture
Posen
Poland
D.pf.c
A.A
Eden C.recor
Madison Street
Berlin
Merseburg
Kiel
Ludwirshaven
Oschersleben
Hamburg
Leipzig
Set
Recor
Henry Recor
Sth
A.alf
Robert H. Garlock
Lillian A. Garlock
Richfield Avenue
Garlock
Ploesti
Bucharest
Vienna
T. Spt. Patrick & Tortora
Sunner
Karl Truesdell, Jr
Washington, D.C
Third
Messerschmitt
Regensburg
Set. Tortora
Ralph Tortora
East Division Street
Superior Potatoes Grown On Sawdust Method Gains Pluses
Stor Nybers of New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University reports potatoes grown on sawdust with top soil and staged chemical applications yield larger, firmer tubers and stronger stems. His trials show sixteen potatoes per plant versus six to eight traditionally. The method minimizes digging, suits early spring soil, and relies on timely, small fertilizer doses with moistened ground.
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Stor Nybers
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Nybers
Ptatoes
Nobero
Solvay Process Company
Nybert
Lweden
Nyberg
Dr Sorgues Urged For City Police and Fire Surgeon Position
Dr Clifford W Sorgues is proposed for appointment as Police and Fire Department surgeon if incumbent Dr Harry L Gilmore becomes county coroner in November elections Mayor Thomas E Kennedy announced. Sorgues previously held the post when the two bureaus were in the old Public Safety Department and was appointed in 1925 by Mayor Hanna before resigning the next year.
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Sorgues
Harry L. Gilmore
Thomas E. Kennedy
Public Safety Department
Charles G. Hanna
Kennedy
Two Drivers Fined In Traffic Court
Vincent J. Pascarella aged 30 of 309 Tully Street was fined 10 dollars by Judge Truman H. Preston in Traffic Court for speeding 40 to 42 mph on Erie Boulevard East after arrest by Patrolman Joseph Carter. Marion M. Dandy, 25 of ISSG Grant Boulevard, paid 5 dollars for driving on the wrong side of the road after a summons by Patrolman Joseph Benz.
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Vincent J. Pascarella
Tully Street
Truman H. Preston
Trafic Court
Erie Boulevard
Hurley Divorce Granted For Mrs Leone Hurley
Mrs Leone G Hurley of 132 West Castle Street was granted a divorce from James E Hurley in a decree signed today by Justice Clifford H Sears. Married since 1937 the decree awards $10 weekly alimony and the right to resume her maiden name. She works in the United States Army Engineers office and was represented by Albert Erenstein.
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Leone Hurley
Leone G. Hurley
West Castle Street
James E. Hurley
Clifford H. Sears
Hurleys
Labor Delegate Injured in Federation Meeting Incident
A New York State Federation of Labor delegate was treated at University Hospital for a head wound after being struck by another delegate, James McHugh of Flushing, who reportedly fell and hit his head on a table corner. Patrolman Paul Marcette reported the incident occurred early today during the labor gathering.
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Great Lakes
Sid Alseale
Sie
Washington
Warner
Roosevelt
Navy
Mr. McGarry
New York State
Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board
McGarry
State Federation of Labor
Dewey
Joseph D. Keenan
Office of Labor Production
James A. Largay
New York State Mediation Board
Labor
Blon James McHugh
Flushing
J. I
New York State Federation of Labor
University Hospital
Paul Marcette
McHugh
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