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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1944
Page
2
Fragmentary text recalls nurses and medical staff in wartime roles and a hospital setting. Mentions names, places, and odder phrases with unclear syntax amid references to injuries and military medical units.
An USO comedian and his trained dog Pal plan to perform at a four hour training exercise for the Third New York State Guard at Syravese Municipal Airport. The program includes public viewing, airport defense drills, and a review by visiting mayors as units from Geneva Auburn Oswego Oneida and Syracuse assemble for overnight bivouac.
The Syracuse District OPA announced ceiling prices for hardwood cordwood delivered. Within Syracuse city limits the price is 6.75 dollars for a 12 cubic foot cord of 12 inch wood, and outside the city but within Onondaga County the price is 6.25 dollars for the same cord. Cordwood must be 50 percent body wood.
Discharged World War II veterans gradually rejoin Syracuse industries. Harold P. Smith of the Veterans Information and Service Center outlines cooperation among industries, the employment bureau, and a veterans advisory board. Frank Nowicki of Aircooled Motors notes many returning servicemen among 760 employees and explains company policy offering foremen notification, special help, and work type choice with flexibility.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bubnack of Minoa report five sons and one grandson in the armed forces with one son honorably discharged. Peter Bubnack serves with the Air Forces in Panama before reassignment to Atlantic City. Joseph Bubnack returned from a 15 day furlough in Louisiana. he entered service in April 1943 and awaits overseas transfer. Frank Bubnack enlisted February 1932 trained at Fort Benning went overseas last January with the infantry. Michael Bubnack with Armored Command assigned to overseas duty joined December 1932. Donald Bubnack, naval reserve, trained at Sampson after high school. Raymond Bubnack, grandson, enlisted in June and serves at Sampson with Donald. Stephen Bubnack, in Virginia medical detachment, was honorably discharged.
Hegener of Dewitt resigns as vice president and general manager at the Addis Company to rejoin Lerner Corporation in New York City. He is a Syracuse aviation enthusiast, Civil Air Patrol intelligence officer, Kiwanis member, and past Advertising Club president.
A Syracuse woman, Mrs. Lambert of 317 Bus street, reports her son, a Navy casualty in the Pacific, lost a Purple Heart decoration given for his wounds. She values the medal highly and hopes it may be recovered despite being told a replacement exists.
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