House of Providence Boys K of C Picnic Recap
The House of Providence Boys and K of C guests attended a Columbus event at Syracuse Heights. Teams competed with a main ride and races ending with no major casualties. Attendees reported a lively afternoon with treats including ice cream and lemonade though details on totals were sparse.
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House of Providence Boys
K. of C
Semelee House of Prove
Syracuse Heights
Columbus
House of Providence
Itee
Artadlay
Sanhir
Trhon Park
Syracuse Fighters Win Awards on Wide Fronts
Syracuse service members receive multiple honors across theaters. Lt. John J. Kotlarz Jr. earns the Distinguished Flying Cross for mission work over Berlin, Czechoslovakia refineries, and fuel facilities, while Lt. Frank M. Neumann Jr. assists Eighth Air Force weather forecasting. Other Syracuse natives receive promotions and medals for D-Day and European operations.
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Syracuse
England
Eighth Air Force
John J. Hotlarz Jr
Areircraft
Riedrich- Shaiheti
Magdehurz
Kotlarz
Ixat
Opend Birs
Joan J. Kotlarz
South Avenue
Fighth
Frank M. Neumann, Jr
N. C
F. M. Neumann
Albert Street
Neumann
James H. Doolittle
The
Eighth
GE Plant Move to Syracuse Sparks City Housing Debate
A planned General Electric facility expansion in Syracuse aims to bring a large workforce and housing needs. GE executives led by Dr. Baker will oversee the project while city officials meet in secret to acquire rights of way and land for the new plant.
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Reamestads
Sasbrn
A. W
Alevelops
Nort Street
Idobe
Gensal Electric
Syracuse
General Electric
Schenectady
Dr. Baker
Wal
Board of Supervisors
Edward ©. Yackel
Liverpool
Thompson Road
Ctty
Hotel Syracuse
Young
Swope
Baker
Manareement
Radio Corporation of America
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
Pearl Harbor
Frank Knox
Navy
Army
Pvt Santo Mazo Soldier Vocalist Serves in England
Pvt Santo Mazo son of Felix and Mrs Mazo of 128 Germania Avenue is based in England after enlisting July 15 1943 and training in Alabama and Kansas. A tenor known for entertaining troops he sang with the London Symphony Orchestra and pianist Eugene List after arrival in London. He was a Syracuse University junior when he joined the Army. His brother Felix H Mazo III petty officer is stationed at Norfolk Virginia.
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Santo Mazo
Britain
Felix Mazo
Germania Avenue
England
Mazo
Alabama
Kansas
London
London Symphony Orchestra
Eugene List
Eugene List, Internationally Known Pianist. Pvt. Mazo
Syracuse University
Petty
Felix H. Mazo
Norfolk
Hogan Stereotypers' Head Visits the Herald-Journal
Michael J P Hogan president of New York Stereotypers Union and chair of the Allied Printing Trades Council visited the Herald Journal stereotyping department. He discussed proposed labor measures and opposed endorsing party candidates, urging support for pro labor figures regardless of party. He cited the State Federation of Labor convention and Roosevelt endorsement resolution.
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Michael J.P. Hogan
New York
State Federation of Labor Convention
Tabor
Roosevelt
Missing Lieutenant Percy Hf Schopfer Confirmed Dead
The report states Lt. Percy Hf Schopfer, previously listed as missing, is now confirmed dead. He served in Germany with the Oak Leaf unit and was last associated with Chilton Place. Details show he went missing after October and was later identified in a German setting.
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Percy Hf. Schopfer
Bercy
Mro
Myre LW Schopter
Chilton Place
Germany
Boyhood Pals Declared Safe After Missing Report
Two longtime friends from Porter School and North High, Robert L. Cole and Reid A. Hoey, were reported missing in Italy and Austria but were later found safe. Cole's plane had trouble but he returned to duty. Hoey was held as a prisoner in Germany. Both had prior work at local plants before joining the Air Corps Reserve in 1932.
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Robert L. Cole
James L. Cole
Wadsworth Street
Reid A. Hoey
James F. Hoey
Asummeny Avenue
Lyne Court
Porter School
North High School
North High
Air Corps Reserve
Cole
Houston
Texas
Hoey
Sioux Falls
M. D
Yuma
Coles
Italson
Hoeyvs
Austria
Halcomb Steel
Ononcaga Pottery
Soldier Joseph F Cutrone Wounded in France June 10
Private Joseph F. Cutrone 2S son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cutrone of 110 Seward Street was wounded in action in France on June 10 with his parents notified. He attended Vocational High School and entered the service February 1941 training at Camp Gordon Ga Camp Gordon Fla Fort Dix N J and Camp Croft. His brother T Robert J Catrene 20 is in England with a bombardment group and awarded the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters. Another brother Sgt Frank L Cutrone 24 with Army Engineers took part in the Guam invasion.
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Pfe
Joseph F. Cutrone
Soi
Joseph Cutrone
Seward Street
France
Pet. Cutrone
Camp Gordon
Fla
Fort Dix
N. J
Camp Croft
Jon. F. Catrene
Robert J. Catrene
England
James Doolittle
Frank L. ‘Cutrone
Army Enginers
Guam
Moreland Wounded in Action in Europe
Lt. Roger G. Moreland of 505 Melrose Avenue suffered a wrist fracture while serving with George S. Patton's tank army in France. A reconnaissance officer in an armored division, he trained at Pine Camp Fort Knox and Fort Bragg before going overseas to Africa in December 1942.
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George
Patton
France
Roger G. Moreland
Melrose Avenue
England
Harold L. Moreland
Ellis, Moreland & Ellis
L. Moreland
Lu Moreland
Syracuse University
Pine Camp
Fort Knox
Fort Brage
N. C
Africa
Missing soldier Joseph F Landi reported from New Jersey
Private Joseph F Landi son of Louis and Mrs Landi of 628 Caterering Street is missing in action since July 23. He enlisted January 8, 1972, trained at Fort McClellan Fort Meade Camp McCoy and Camp Shays and went overseas in April. He worked for the Seel Company before enlisting.
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Pfe
Joseph F. Landi
Poe Joseph P. Landi
Louis Landi
Catheering Street
Melon
tGlesram
Pye. Landi
Fort McCreltin
Ghia
Fort Meade
Camp McCoy
Wis
Camp Shays
Sa Seel Company
Paratrooper Wilbur Missing In France Since D Day
War Department telegram informs Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilbur of 6145 State Fair Bird that their son Pfc Harold Wilbur has been missing in action in France since the Invasion. Wilbur enlisted August 6 1932 trained at Camp Wheeler and Fort Benning later transferred to Camp Mackall NC and went overseas last December. He has three brothers in service Pvt Robert Wilbur in New Guinea Tot Thomas E Wilbur overseas and Pvt William Wilbur at Rome Air Depot.
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Wilbur
D-Day
Harold Wilbur
France
Dar
War Department
Chas
State Fair Bird
Camp Wheeler
Fort Benning
Camp Macnail N.C
Robert Wilbur
New Guinea
Thomas E. Wilbur
Wiliam Wilbur
Rome Air Depot
Larkin Receives Purple Heart for Italy Wounds
Pvt. Thomas A. Larkin son of Mr. and Mrs. Larkin of 945 West Lafayette Avenue has been awarded the Purple Heart for injuries in Italy. He rejoined his regiment and is believed with invasion forces in Southern France after enlisting August 23, 1933. He trained at Fort McClellan and Fort Meade and served in Africa before heading to the Mediterranean theater.
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Purple Heart In
Taly PLC
Thomas A. Larkin
Air
Airs
West Lafayette Avenue
Italy
France
Pvt
Larkin
Pfe
A. Larkin
Fort McClellan
Ala
Fort Meade
Mad
Africa
Halse
Lt Arthur Katz Wounded In Burma Action
Lt Arthur Katz 24 son of Mr and Mrs Jacob J Katz of 223 Fineview Place was wounded in action in Burma a telegram to his parents reported He enlisted in Syracuse in 1950 trained at Schofield Barracks Hawaii was there during Pearl Harbor attack He later returned to the United States for officer training and was sent to India two years ago His brother Jess Katz and sister Miss Yetta Katz live in Syracuse.
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Arthur Katz
Jacob J. Katz
Fineview Place
Burma
Katz
Syracuse
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
India
Jess Katz
Yetta Katz
Missing in Action Lt. Kelso In France Since August
Lt. William T. Kelso 27, infantryman, has been missing in action in France since August 1, according to a War Department telegram to his parents Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kelso of 141 South Avenue. A letter dated the day he was reported missing quotes him saying he is well and God is taking care of him. He trained at Camp Croft and Fort Benning, was commissioned at Officer Candidate School, served in the National Guard and ROTC at Syracuse University, and went overseas last December. He attends South Presbyterian Church and has a sister Mrs Harold MacGilvray and uncles in Fulton and Jamesville.
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William T. Kelso
France
War Department
William B. Kelso
South Avenue
Kelso
Idune
Central High School
National Guard
R.O.T.C
Syracuse University
School of Business Administration
Camp Croft
S.C
Fort Benning
Camp Sheby
Miss
South Presbyterian Church
Harold MacGilvray
First Congregational Church
Fulton
Lorell W. Brown
Kirk Avenue
Robert Kelso
Jamesville Avenue
Rotary Club set to hear Al Priddy speaker at noon
Al Priddy, longtime publicity man and executive with a history with hircuses, will address the Rotary Club at their noon meeting in the Hotel Onondaga tomorrow.
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al Priddy
Hircuses
Rotary Club
Onondaga
Fair Grounds Army Depot Receives Safety Award
A safety award plaque was presented at Patterson Field, Ohio, by Capt CL Doyle to Lt Cel Hg. WWathtieferson of the 18th depot unit. The 6th Army Air Forces unit reduced all aboard time accidents since January 20 1913, saving over 900000 in man hours and downtime, with praise from Austin W Martenstein.
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Sixth Army Air Forcs
Site Fair Grounds
CL Doyle
Air Service Command
Patterson Field
Cel Hg. Wwathtieferson
Othcer
Air Ter
PRS
Austin WW
Martenstein
Rome Air Service Comand
Si8th
Commad
Police Seek Youth Accused in Attack
Byron H. Ross, 17, of 158 Rose Avenue, reports he was attacked yesterday at Montgomery and East Taylor streets. He says a youth attempted to choke him and took a $10 bill from his pocket. Ross was treated for cuts on his left hand at Memorial Hospital.
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Byron H. Ross
Rose Avenue
Montgomery
East Taylor Sheins
Daniel Sherlock
Ross
Memorial Hospital
Clary Brothers Win Military Honors in World War II
John G. Clary, 26, in the Pacific, earns a meritorious service citation for Saipan operations as a mess sergeant and radio operator. His brother Richard, 19, wins the silver star in Italy. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Clary of 211 Palmer Avenue.
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John Garvey Clary
Pacific
Pvt
Richard Clary
Italy
John T. Clary
Palmer Avenue
Clary
Saipan
Marianas Islands
Army
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Malcolm Street
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European
Daniel WY. Banks
Carmena D. Banky
Burnet Avenue
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Peter W. Banky
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