Draft Deferments Extend to Professors and Builders
A new Selective Service directive lets local boards defer college professors, home builders and certain production workers, effective with the resume of the draft after the July August holiday. Onondaga boards report September quotas of about five or six men each.
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Syracuse University
Onondaga
Jacob Latiff
Board 469
Congress
National Selective Service Headquarters
Army
Selective Service
John Steelman
G E Plant Sale Not Held Up by WAA
The WAA halts transfer of 53 surplus war plants and camps pending a congressional inquiry. The Thompson Road plant near Syracuse is not affected and will be partly turned over to Syracuse University and Carrier Corp. The action blocks sale of about 912 million dollars in property and leasing, all slated for 100 percent discounts to non profit institutions.
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WAA
Ceneral Electric
Thompson Rd
Syracuse
Herald- Journal Today
Syracuse University
Carrier Corp
House
Thunderbird
Thunderbird, Ariz
New American Institute For Foreign Trade
Associated Press
Representative Slaughter
D-Mo
Thunderbird Field
Glendale
Aziz
B. K. Yount
Gulf Ordnance
Aberdeen
Miss
Lycoon
Miami
Fla
John J. O'Brien
Justice Department
United States
A D Wright Leaves Estate of 72388 in Salina
An appraisal in Surrogate's Court shows Albert D Wright estate valued at 12388 net after $8559 expenses. Real estate 5725 and personal property 5212. Daughter Miss Ethel M Wright receives all furniture. Residuary shares divide among Miss Wright, brother Albert E Wright, and grandchildren Mrs Loig Marsh and David Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Wright
Salina
Ethel M. Wright
Miss Wright
Albert É. Wright
Loig Marsh
David Wright
Sheriffs to Hold 3 Day Parley Here Sept 22 24
Plans for the New York State Sheriffs Association convention at Hotel Syracuse were announced after a Friday meeting. Lt Gov Joseph E Hanley will head the dinner closing the session with Sheriff Wasmer and other officials from Onondaga Monroe Albany Broome and Berkeley involved in final planning.
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New York State Sheriffs’ Association
Syracuse
Joseph E. Hanley
Robert G. Wasmer
Association
Onondaga County
Court House
Albert W. Skipner
Monroe County
Lotis FR. Yaguda
Albany
Earl J. Daniels
Broome County
Wida
LOE Ee Sheriffs
New York State
Stotel
Albert W. Skinner
Louis R. Yaguda
Estate totals for Dey Brothers founder and Skaneateles banker
Net estates revealed in Surrogate's Court show Donald Dey leaving 42745 with Bequests to Park Central Presbyterian Church and Mabel Hoyt Dey. M W Thurlow of Skaneateles Savings Bank leaves 75831 with gifts to St James Church and the Skaneateles Library. Genevra Wiley of Chevy Chase receives residuary estate 80925 with three daughters among beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dey
Dey Brothers & Company Department Store
Mabel ‘Hoyt Dey
Mr. Dey
Donald M. Dey
Park Central Presbyterian Church
M. Winslow Thurlow
Skaneatrles Savings Bank
St. James Episcopal Church
Skaneateles
Jessie ‘I’, Huxford
Genevra G. Wiley
Chevy Chase
Otis M. Wiley
Gwynnath W. Smith
Forest
Governor Signs Extradition Papers in Jail Break Case
WAMPSVILLE Sheriff's office reports Sheriff Timothy Thomas Deputy William Evans and late Trooper Frank Stritter are in Toledo to obtain papers signed by a Federal commissioner for the extradition of Daniel Park 17 and Kenneth Turner 19 Arlington Va wanted for jail breaking Aug 13. The Ohio governor has signed the extradition papers and the prisoners are due back Sunday according to Jailer George Brooks.
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Wampsville
Timothy Thomas
William l Evans
Frank [Stritter
Toledo
Ohio
Daniel Park
Kenneth Turner
Arlington
George Brooks
Club Picnic Sunday at Valley Mills Details
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of St. Pauls Evangelical Church plans a picnic at Valley Mills on Sunday. Cars will depart from in front of the church at 1 30 P M. Families should bring a covered dish, table service and beverage.
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Oneida
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Valley Mills
Death of Monarch Hotel clerk in Los Angeles stabbing
James Chaffee 27, of 206 Conklin Jr., bar manager at the Monarch Hotel in Los Angeles, was stabbed to death during an argument over drink mixing. Patrolman R L Hill said a hotel resident is being held for investigation. Survived by his parents and sister Janet Chaffee Fleming.
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James Chaffee
Conklin Jr
Monarch
Los Angeles
Calif
Donald Chaffee
Associated Press
R. L. Hill
Hill
Dispatch
Chiffee
Chaffee
Syracuse
Welster
North
W.H. H. Chamberlin, Inc
California
Janet Chaffee Fleming
Rheumatic Heart Kills Girl 13 in Hospital
Marie Revette 13 of 328 Oakwood Avenue died at University Hospital from rheumatic heart disease after waking ill Thursday night. A Cro ton School seventh grader she was in normal health until 4 AM Friday when taken to the hospital and died at 7 AM. Autopsy by Dr. John H. Ferguson cited rheumatic heart disease as the cause.
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Marie Revette
Oakwood Av
Charles Revette
University Hospital
Croton School
Marie
John H. Ferguson
Onodaga County
Milk Price Proposal Aims 5.02 in September in NYC area
Representatives from 46 dairy cooperatives urged a temporary September amendment to the Federal-State milk order for New York City to set fluid milk at 5.02 per hundredweight. The move seeks parity with July total returns, combining order price and a voluntary super-pooled subsidies fund after OPA expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
OPA
Frank E. Synder
Tiberty
Leland Spencer
Cornell University
Cooperative Agency Represents 26,000 New York Dairy Farmers
Executive secretary L A Chapin of the North Bangor Agency and vice president Herbert Seeley of Knoxville Pa head a committee that drafted a resolution. The Bargaining Agency includes Roscoe C Harper and Francis L McElroy of Syracuse and Mr Lent as legal counsel. Cooperatives forming the Bargaining Agency cover about 26 000 dairy farmers, over half of the New York milkshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Chapin
North Bangor
Herbert Seeley
Knoxville
Roscoe C. Harper
Syracuse
Francis L. McElroy
Mr. Lent
New York
Police Seek Woman Attacker In blunt assault case
Police search for an assailant who struck Mrs. Bessie Mone Jones at 119 Wellington Place over the head with a bottle and bit her right thumb. Detectives Howard Shipley and William Richards report the suspect, identity known to police, took $35 from the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mone Jones
Wellington Pl
Fracas at 211 Walnut Ave Ends With Medical Aid
Mrs. Jones lost her purse during the Thursday afternoon melee at 211 Walnut Avenue. Dr. Theodore Rosen treated her at the scene as the Onondaga General Hospital ambulance arrived.
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Walnut Av
Motorist Fined 175 After Crash in Local Court
Frank Reagan of 1106 Butternut Street paid $125 in traffic court fines after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and driving an unregistered car. He was arrested by Sgt. Harold Shen following a crash at Fayette and Almond avenues on August 17.
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Frank Reagan
Butternut St
Harold Shen
FE. Fayette
Almond
Moss
Tine Grosmann
Tioel Fayette St
Reagan
Ced
Bikini
Uee
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Poland
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Goshen
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