Syracuse Defense Council Acts on State Gasoline Plan
A Syracuse Defense Council official reports a preselected committee of six to five will oversee petroleum conservation as state gasoline officials seek coordinated action. Chairman Oscar F. Soule leads nine-member team including Conor Hr. ARRarS and Prof. Eirl T. Apfel with other members named.
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City Defense Council
Defense Counel
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Alesis No Muenen
Syracuse Defense Council
Carroll EL Mealey
Muench
Oscar F. Soule
Conor Hr. Arrars
Eirl T. ‘Apfel
Earle K. Miles
Carl Dietz
P. Sullivan
Harry E i i Lent
Mrs. G. Z. la Moir
Antur Pell
Syracusans Assured Gas For Holiday
Oil firms moved to limit weekend sales to prevent shortages in Syracuse while rejecting a Labor Day ration plan. Albany authorized after curfew gasoline deliveries for emergencies as Defense Council forms a Petroleum Advisory Committee headed by Oscar Soule. Stations reported near exhaustion though most kept 19 cent prices, with some raising to $1 or $1.50 per vehicle.
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Syracuse
Ralph K. Davies
Albany
Carroll ©. Mealey
Wiliam E. Rapp
Rapp
Alexis N. Muench
Davies
Ray B. Dounce
Socony-Vacuum Company
Herald-Journal
State Fairground
Edgar H. Lent
Onondaga County Retail Petroleum Dealers Association
Lent
Fireman Woolston Plans to Retire After 29 Years of Service
Fireman Alfred W. Woolston of Engine Company 5 notified Acting Fire Chief Philip Eckel that he plans to retire. His resignation becomes effective at 9 A. M. August 29. He cited ill health and asked to be placed on the city pension rolls. Woolston was appointed to the department on November 16, 1915.
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Syracuse
Syracusan Advanced Instructor Named at Maxwell Field
Syracusan Lawrence M. Schick, first commissioned August 15 as Second Lieutenant, has been appointed an advanced instructor at Maxwell Field Alabama. A Brockport Normal School graduate, he taught at Rochester Central High School for three years before enlisting as a flying cadet in the Air Corps. His parents are Mr and Mrs Willard J Schick of 225 Winthrop Road.
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Lawrence. Schick
Lawrence
Schick
Brockport
Rochester
Central High School
Air Corps
Maxwell Field
Great Danes Snack On Muffins Then Help Train With Shelter Duties
Joseph Miesek walked home with muffins when three Great Danes mauled the box, sniffed him, and followed him to his door. He locked the dogs in the garage and police requested S. P. C. A. attendant Frank Jemela to remove the animals to the shelter awaiting their owner.
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Burt
Joseph Miesek
Joseph
First North Street
Yessir
Sniff
Frank Jemela
North Street
Clifford Andrews
Frank Jemola
Farm Dinner At Golf Club Hosts Noted Guests
Jerome D Barnum hosts the 23d annual farm dinner at Onondaga Golf and Country Club tonight with speakers including Robert St John war correspondent Lieut Gov Charles Poretti attends in Governor Lehman’s absence Dr Edmund Ezra Day Cornell University president Howard Edward Babcock agricultural leader Walter M Dear American Newspaper Publishers Association president Rev Henry Harrison Hadley will give the invocation 53 agricultural group representatives will attend Arthur G Chase will host a pre dinner reception for out of town guests at his Highbridge Road home.
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Jerome D. Barnum
Onondaga Golf and
Robert St. John
Charles Poretti
Lehman
Edmund Ezra Day
Cornel University
Howard Edward Babcock
Walter M. Dear
Jersey City
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Henry Harrison Hadley
Christ Episcopal Church
Glendale
Arthur G. Chase
Highbridge Road
Brothers Sweep Jersey Division At State Fair Cattle Show
Henry and Edward Luchsinger swept the Jersey division at the state fair junior cattle show. Henry won island championship three-year-old class senior championship junior champion and first in the three best animals exhibitor class. Edward placed junior yearling first. other winners included Roy Spies and Douglas Thomson. Onondaga County led county groups with Delaware County in Guernsey show. Rosalie Reeves placed fourth with a senior calf.
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Henry
Edward Luchsinger
John Luchsinger
Jersey
Edward
Roy Spies
Wayne County
Douglas Thomson
Delaware County
Onondaga County
Delaware
Dogs Kill Poultry in East Erie Boulevard Yard
Dogs invaded chicken and duck yards at Herbert M. Billings home 2146 Erie Boulevard East last night and killed two ducks and a rabbit. Neighbors reported two large dogs in the area. police believe the same dogs may have killed another duck at a nearby location.
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Erie Boulevard
Herbert M. Billings
Erie’ Boulevard
Absentee Registrations Sparse for Onondaga Soldiers
Only 133 absentee registrations from Onondaga County soldiers have reached the Secretary of State in Albany. About 3,500 local men are in Army camps. August 30 is the deadline to register. Gov Lehman urged troop officers to ensure registers. About 25 registrants are serving men at home on furloughs.
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Onondaga County
Secretary of State
Albany
Syracuse
New York State
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Local Births Reported in Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls couples welcome two sons born yesterday in the Seneca Falls Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Passifione of 26 Chestnut Street are the new parents, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sipos of 56 Cayuga Street.
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Seneca Falls
James Passifione
Chestnut Street
Seneca Falls Hospital
Andrew Sipos
Cayuga Street
Walk Safely Rules Urged After Syracuse Pedestrian Fatalities
Walter L. Fox of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Safety Division urged pedestrians to follow safety rules after two fatal accidents in 24 hours. He noted a 106 day auto death record ended, stressing pedestrians—especially adults at night—must let cars pass before crossing to stay safe.
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Syracuse
Walter L. Fox
Chamber of Comerce
Mr. Fox
Plans To Reopen County Schools After Aid Cuts
Final plans for reopening county schools were drafted at a meeting of five district superintendents led by M. E. Hinman. Rural and city districts set Sept 2 for openings, Syracuse parochial schools Sept 3, city public schools Sept 8, with topics including closing several rural one room schools due to a 25 percent State aid cut.
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M. E. Hinman
Court House
Syracuse
Hinman
Tully
Onondaga Men Face Army Induction Tests
At a county meeting the draft for the coming school year was reviewed and attendance figures noted. Reopening of rural schools is set for Sept 2 under state law, with Syracuse schools to follow later in September. A fire at 219 Samson Street produced two still alarms in the early hours.
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Syracuse
Celebration Monday for Saint John Ukrainian Church interior blessing
A church celebration marks the redecorated Saint John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church at 104 South Wilbur Avenue with a 10:30 A.M. pontifical Mass led by Archbishop Constantine Bohachevsky of Philadelphia. Clergy from Byzantine and Roman rites assist, with music by Syracuse and Auburn choirs. A 12:30 P.M. dinner follows at the Ukrainian National Home. Parishes from Western and Central New York are invited.
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Saint John the Baptist Ukraiian Catholic Church
South Wilbur Avenue
Constantine Bohachevsky
Philadelphia
United States
Syracuse
Saint Peter and Paul's Church
Auburn
Joseph M. Zayatz
Constantine Orlyk
West Fayette Street
New York
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Yonkers
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Kiev
Vladimir
Olga
Boris
Hifb
Pope
Clei
Calvary
Bertillon Records Taken For Emmons Aids In Syracuse
Four Syracuse staff members of United States Attorney Ralph L. Emmons had Bertillon fingerprints taken at the Federal Building. The aides are B Fitch Tompkins David D. Jeselit and Miss Matilda Walton and Miss Bertha McClary. A fifth, Miss Cora Wells, is hospitalized after surgery. The order follows a June 12 1941 presidential executive order for fingerprinting all executive department employees.
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Syracuse
United States Atttorney
Ralph L. Emmons
Federal
B. Fitch Tompkins
David D. Jeselit
United States
Mattilda E. Walton
Bertha McClary
Nicholas F. Burns
Will
Department of Justice
Washington
Syracuse Staq
Cora Wells
Tompkins
Matthew F. McGuire
Interoffice
Firemen Aid Bus After Overheat Stalls Transit Bus
Firefighters responded to a Syracuse Transit Corporation bus on West Fayette Street at South Clinton Street when the motor overheated and stalled last night. Chemicals were sprayed on the engine as a precaution, and passengers were transferred to another bus.
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West Fayette
Clinton
Syracuse Transit Corporation
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