Sexauer Declines Reelection as Farm Board President
Fred H. Sexauer of Auburn will not seek another term as president of the New York State Conference Board of Farm Organizations. The Dairymen's League leader cites time demands from government agencies and other duties, urging a chairman who can devote more attention to farm affairs. The board meets tomorrow at the Onondaga Hotels for officer elections.
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Sexauer
Fred H. Sexauer
Auburn
New York
Furether
Unis
Four rescued when Ontario fishing boat sinks off Point Salubrious
Four people including Harold L. Diefendorf of Syracuse and Dr. Leonard M. Vincent with his son Donald C. Vincent were rescued after their motorboat sprang a leak a mile off Point Salubrious in Lake Ontario. Game inspector Oliver Pennock, patrolling nearby, spotted a shirt-tied oar and brought them to safety. The group had been guests at the Salubrious Inn owned by Mrs. Nellie Inglehart.
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Special Dispatch
Watertown
Point Salubrious
Lake Ontario
Harold L. Diefendorf
Clarendon Street
Syracuse
Nancy
Leonard M. Vincent
Donald C. Vincent
Donald Vincent
Oliver Pennock
Chaumont
Diefendorfs
Diefendorf
Nellie Inglehart
Three Burned in Boat Explosions at Two Lakes
Two separate blasts yesterday injured three people as a 34 foot cabin cruiser named the Naughti Gal exploded at Onondaga Lake in Liverpool and a speedboat near Otisco Lake caught fire. Howard Eggleston suffered second degree burns while Mr and Mrs R C Robinson sustained minor burns. Seven others escaped injury.
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Onondaga Lake
Liverpool
Otisco Lake
Howard Eggleston
Whittier Avenue
R. C. Robinson
Bronson Road
W. Hartley Stone
Robinson
Crowell Ends Term in High Masonic Post
Chester D. Crowell of Syracuse concludes a year as grand master presiding over the 118th annual assembly of the Grand Council Royal and Select Masters of New York. A successor will be chosen this afternoon with installation of new officers to close the gathering and a 6:30 P.M. dinner at Hotel Syracuse. About 300 state Masonic officers and wives attended the opening. Mayors and local officials welcomed guests. A reception for distinguished visitors was held yesterday in Syracuse.
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Chester D
Crowell
Syracuse
Grand Council
Rolland B. Marvin
George Braithwaite
Central City Council 13
Five Baptized in Onondaga Park Pool in Immersion Service
Five persons were baptized by immersion in the Onondaga Park pool yesterday. Three were Syracusans, including William Lothridge of 110 Van Buren Street and Fred Harter of 124 Evans Street, children of Mrs. Bessie Harter who was killed May 1 when a West Fayette Street building collapsed. Also baptized were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bailey of Binghamton. The service was led by Rev. Arthur Colt of the Church of God, with Rev. William H. Menzer assisting.
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Onondaga Park Pool
Willliam
Lothridge
Van
Buren Street
Fred
June Harter
Evans Street
Bessie Harter
West Fayette Street
Harvey Bailey
Binghamton
Arthur Colt
Church of God
Harrison Street
William . H. Menzer
the ‘God
Oneldal
Opening Day Delights At State Fair Draw Big Crowds
Crowds packed the fairgrounds for interdenominational services led by the American Legion Band and a 11,100 voice chorus. Kate Smith performed as exhibits, rodeo shows, and parades filled the grounds. Lighting transformed the venue into a Great White Way with many staying after dark.
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American Legion
Kate Smith
Harriet May Mills
Ann Phillips Duncan
Helen Mahrie
Wyoming County
iDay
Farm’ "Bureau
Home Bureau
4-H Federation
Fair Ground
Gladys Winegar
Textile Education Bureau
Byron B. Moon Company
New York City
Nottingham
Marion Greene
Mills Memorial
Assembly Hall
Grange
Fall From Ladder Leaves Foreman With Skull Fracture
Close to batonel ae Pieeene Gray of Collamer, night foreman at the San Equip Corporation, suffered a skull fracture after a 40 foot fall from a ladder Saturday. He was taken to University Hospital in an unconscious state and underwent an operation Saturday night. Authorities said he fell on a concrete paving while repairing electrical equipment at the plant.
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Batonel Ae
Attendance figures at Fair 1941 totals 272 685
The record shows daily attendance for a fair across two weeks with figures for Sunday through Saturday. Totals are listed as 272 685 with an estimate. Notable daily counts include 46 285 on Friday and 56 142 on Monday.
West Raynor paving job delayed by weather
The removal of old pavement in the 100 block of West Raynor Avenue to widen from 25 to 36 feet will start Wednesday morning weather permitting. A new sewer is nearly complete and a steam shovel will rip up asphalt first. concrete base may begin Friday and paving to start a week later. East Colvin Street near Garfield Moore Avenues is closed to all traffic except residents’ vehicles for the Colvin Street underpass work.
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West Raynor Avenue
Nelson F. Pitts
East Colvin Street
Garfield and
Moore Avenues
Pitts
View Colvin Street
Weekend traffic fines tally in Central New York
Fifteen individuals paid fines totaling 118 dollars for weekend traffic violations across Onondaga County. The list names a long line of justices of the peace and defendants from Geddes to Camillus and Nedrow, with guilty pleas and fines ranging from 1 to 10 dollars, many suspended.
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New York
Omahs Saad Weae
Justice of the
John Farnham
Geddes
Reuben Bateman
R. D. No
Camillus
John Kelly
Ronald Dixon
Memphis
Blaine Bonstead
Cicero
Arlon F. Green
West Monroe
Alfred Strever
George Potenza
Pittston
Harold Satterly
Forman Avenue
Brewerton
Arthur Veal
North Syracuse
Clarence Reinhart
Groton
Leon Strobeck
Jay Ireland
Onondaga
Vernie McCabe
Nedrow
Vine Street
Joseph Glasser
Lakewood
Orville
Joseph Hand
Fayetteville
Leonard Badgley
Madison Street
James Street
Thompson Road
Robert G. Mosher
Catteraugus
Leon L. Reed
Glenfield
Winfield A. Scammell
Lafayette
Harod E. Miles
Somerville
Mass
Reckess
Justice of the Peace
Calvin D.bingham
Dan Netto, Jr
Auburn
Refugee Children Speak With British Parents in Shortwave Relay
Eight English refugee children who found homes in the Syracuse area about a year ago spoke to their parents in a shortwave broadcast relayed through WSYE yesterday. The children said they were doing well, with several showing Americanized speech and emotions as they said goodbye. Names include Monica Cassell, Catherine Anne Cassell, David Duncan, Vernon Laming, Barbara Wilson, Charles Evans, Barry Evans, and Shirley Ward.
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Syracuse
WSYE
Monica Cassell
Catherine Anne Cassell
David Duncan
Vernon Laming
Barbara Wilson
Charles Evans
Barry Evans
Shirley i Ward
Deposit School Girl Captures Prize Steer at State Fair
Miss Emily Briggs of Deposit 4-H leads with three Delaware County titles, winning the grand championship at Walton on her Aberdeen Angusr steer weighing 1100 pounds. She also owns a prize winning colt shown at the State Fair and Walton shows. Later she will enter the statewide health contest as Delaware County's representative.
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Emily Briggs
Briggs
Tom R. Hutton
Binghamton Press
Castle Creek
Walton
Delaware County
Delaware
500 Children To Take Part In Pageant
Nearly 500 children trained in 33 city parks will perform in The Pursuit of Happiness at Thornden Park amphitheater Tuesday night. Patricia Hamilton stars as America with many local youths in pantomime roles and voices. The pageant is directed by Smith T Fowler and Gertrude Smith Buckland with extensive city staff and volunteers.
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Municipal Recreation Commission
Thornden Park
Patricia Hamilton
America
Renee Lipson
Homer Wheaton Park
Education
Rudolph Grice
John Doe, Jr
Paul Napierski
McKinley Park
Orator
Buster Smith
Sheridan
John Alden
Andrew Bender
Miles Standish
Joyce McGrath
Homer Wheaton
Priscilla
Harold McGrath
Nicoletta Phillips
Helen Wolek
Dorothy Gierke
Chester L. Duff
Anthony Petta
Ernest S Veiskot
Germaine Raffet
She City
Marie Ae ‘Gregor
Works Projects Administration
Harvey.n. Smith
Bureau of Gas and Electricity
Truxton School Buses to State Fair Transport Friday
Truxton school buses will transport students to the State Fair in Syracuse this Friday. Buses will cover main routes and depart from the bus garage at 8 90 o'clock.
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Truxton
Syriacuse
Ae ‘Bus
Former City Man Seeks Crew for Bombers Return Flight
Mercurio, a Glendale Curtis-Wright School graduate and former Syracusan, now at Ste. Hubert Airport Montreal, aims to become a civilian flight engineer aboard a four motor bomber. He has already been assigned to a Consolidated bomber of the Royal Canadian Air Force and reports readiness for the ocean hop back to Canada from England.
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Curtis-Wright Technical School
Glendale
Calif
Ste. Hubert
Montreal
Canada
England
Mercurio
Consolidated
Royal Canadian Air Force
Flying crewman guards one bomber across ocean hops
Mercurio, a veteran flight engineer and licensed pilot and mechanic, is assigned to a single four motor bomber. He monitors all engines and instruments, reports any issues to the ground crew, and oversees on-ground repairs. A Syracuse return trip and local leave are noted in the profile.
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Mercurio
Department of the City
Curtis-Wright Technical School
Jastdune
Holden
Syracuse
Mary
Beeman
Fire Chief Edwar Gieselman Improves After Stadium Collapse
Fire Chief Edward Gieselman remained at Josephs Hospital after collapsing at Municipal Stadium during a baseball game with his son Buddy Furze. Attendants reported a comfortable night and doctors said he is expected to stay about a week as undue excitement is ruled out.
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Gieselman
Stad
Edwar Gieselman
Josephs Hospital
Amb
Municipal Stadium
Buddy Furze
International Cration of Fire Chiefs
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Rytex Flight
Kirtlands
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E. &. Williams
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Col. Warren
Jefferson Street
Onondara Tiotel
Allen
U. S
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Bolivia
Paraguay
United States
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Ciudad Trijillo
Dominican Republic
Chicago Daily
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Herald-Journal
Ontario
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State Fair Boulevard
West Raynor
Justices of Peace
Gypsy Rose Lee
Jim Eskew
Hoot Gibson
Shropshire
Hampshire
Cotswold
Southdown
Merino
Leicester
Lincoln
Tunis
Berkshire
Chester White
Poland
China
Byron C. Moon Company
Nottingham High School
Don Wickham
Harriet
May
Mills Memorial Building
Gra
Mills “Memorial
Bulléin, & Os
Comtes Harriet
May ‘Mills
Sumner
Ale
Bie
ADLER
Sharon Springs
N.Y
Louis Adler
Long Island
Jack Fink
Northampton St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Hotel
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Rochester, N. Y
Will Steenman
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