Beat Hitler Slogan Draws U S Interest in Syracuse
The Industrial Republican Club of Syracuse plans to mobilize 4 200 workers and union members to sign a petition to President to defeat Hitler. Dean Andrews of Syracuse University helped draft the petition and 500 printed copies were prepared for circulation by Thursday.
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Industrial Republican Club of
Syracuse
Charles FE. Gray
Easy Washing Machine Corporation
G. Warren Morgan
Labor Division
OPM
Gray Ard Paul Shipman Andrews
College of Law
Syracuse University
Dean Andrews
Industrial Club
Wolf Hollow
Taunton
Gray
Mr. Gray
Morgan
New York Times
Indocentrial Republican Club
Defence
New Managing Director Reedy arrives to lead Dey Brothers Syracuse
James H. Reedy succeeds the late Benjamin Weiss as managing director of Dey Brothers & Company in Syracuse. He comes from Minneapolis where he was vice president and general merchandising manager at L S Donaldson Company. Reedy is a New Yorker by birth with a long merchandising career at James McCreery & Co. Best & Company Rollman & Sons and R H White. He and his wife are active socially and civic leaders and have three children. The Dey store, a Syracuse institution for over 60 years, remains under the Dey Corporation with Donald Dey as president.
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James H. Reedy
Dey Brothers & Company
Minneapolis
Dey
Mr. Reedy
Benjamin 37. Weiss
New York
Reedy
Syracuse
L. S. Donaldson Company
Northwest
East
West
New Yorker
Old House
James MccCreery & Company
Best & Company
Rollman & Sons
Cincinnati
R. H. White Company
Boston
White Company
Donaldson
That House
Generals
Mr. Weiss
Fireman Test Mandatory December 20 Declared
Herbert B. Myron secretary of the Municipal Civil Service Commission said today that the examination for firemen must be held on December 20. Uncertainty arose over the weekend regarding the requirement. Due to pressure from multiple fire and police exams the Hampton Act hours reduction provision question was submitted for ruling.
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Herbert B. Myron
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Ripley Outlines Power Role in Defense Effort
C A Ripley of General Electric spoke at Syracuse University on power and defense. He will address the Technology Club at Onondaga Hotel and noted GE has hired over 5,000 workers for defense production, with turbine manufacturing for the Navy highlighted as the largest current project.
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C. A. Rimes
Geneeral Electric Company
Schenectady
Tli
College of Journalism
Syracuse University
Onondaga Hotel
Ripley
Mantas School
Ripter Saii
General Electrics Company
General Electric
Mir
Ripsey
Navy
New York State
Jersey Cattle Club
H. C.andrews
Waterloo
H. E. Babcock
Ithaca
Jack Nesbit
New York City
Doll Counter at Memorial Hospital Bazar
Memorial Hospital Nurses Association hosts its annual bazar on Wednesday at the Nurses' Residence building. Mrs Caterine Con trey chairs an alumnae group preparing doll costumes for weeks, featuring nurse uniforms and a doll dressed as a chef Doe. Items for sale include foodstuffs linens candy plants and a large Christmas stocking kick off with games.
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Syracsse Mesnard Hosptal Ahimiae Association
Caterine Con.trey
Pra- Base Pat Kbae
Wal
David Fellows
George Williams
Power and Coolidge Era Electric Capacity Highlighted
A speaker told cadets at Manlius that his company has enough horsepower to match the entire steam generating capacity of coast to coast power and light companies at the start of Coolidge's second term. He called electricity the master tool of modern industry and asserted one kilowatt hour equals 2600.04 footenights of work.
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Calvin Coolidge
Manlius
Rintes
Marine furlough for Aldutor at Oswego Street
Waons Aldutor returns home on a 21 day furlough from active duty. He is stationed at Parris Island and recently enlisted with the Marines in Washington D C on September. He will report back after the furlough to his post on Sent.
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Oswego Street
Liverpool
Parris Island
D. C
State Asks Bids on New Truck Route
The State Department of Public Works invites bids for the first 45.1 mile section of a new truck route running from Montezuma to Port Byron, via Peru and Weedsport, with west of Port Byron to Savannah and Peru to Baldwinsville branches. Estimated first section cost is 485000 dollars, total project 2930000. Construction reconstructs Route 31 to relieve Syracuse traffic and improve west end throughput around Auburn. Cooperation from Onondaga Cayuga and Wayne counties enables right of way acquisition on the abandoned Erie Canal corridor.
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Jenny State
MWWHL
Peru
Jordan
Weedsport
Port Byron
Montezuma
Port
Byron
Savannah
Baldwinsville
Cayuga County
Erie Canal
Robinson
Syracuse
Auburn
Camillus Hills
Onondaga
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Carthage Hunter Found Safe After Overnight in Woods
Carthage resident 75 year old hunter Stephen J. Seerae was found safe near Mud Lake after an all night search conducted by Irving Bean and others. The veteran hunter Monnat wandered from the group Saturday morning and survived by making a lean-to and keeping a fire through the night.
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Carthage
Stephen_ J. SEERae
Piepmreran
Shows for service men at Madison Barracks by Syracuse Little Theater
Variety shows for service men tonight at Madison Barracks feature performers including Josephine Lobello Sally Green Lorraine Parks Mary Agnes Irving Mesnick and Dan Dwyer with Forsythe Gale Inc handling transportation. Transportation arranged by Forsythe & Gale Inc.
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Madison Barracks
Syracuse
Town and District Club Activities and Meetings
A list of weekly club meetings across multiple locations including nominations of officers at Townsend Club 18 Sumner School Hawthorne and Bassett Streets and Club 30 Butternut Street. Also notes dances games refreshments district auxiliary event at Yates Hotel and a Saturday 35th District rally at Ka-Na-Te-Nah clubrooms with supper and games.
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South State Street
Butternut Street
Sumner School
Hawthorne
Bassett Streets
Kenyon Hall
Player's Hall
LeLand Avenue
Harrison Street
Dancine
Sofendhonentre Re Agachees
Camillus Club
Women's District Auxiliary
Yates Hotel
Victory Club
Larned Building
Planer's
Seeley Avenue
East Syracuse
Marsh's Hall
West Manlius Street
Planer’s Hall
North Syracuse
Fire Hall
Cortland Club
Madison Street
35Th District
Burglary Strikes Keller and Goetz Coal Office
Police report a burglary at the Keller and Goetz Coal Company on Bear Street and Sunset Avenue. The incident occurred between 4:30 PM yesterday and 6:30 AM today. Yard superintendent Nick Weinheimer of 1001 Park Street provided the details. the loss amount is undetermined.
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Keller and Goetz Coal Company
Bear Street
Sunset Avenue
Nick Weinheimer
Park Street
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Memorial Hospital Bazar
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Institute OF Life Insurance
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Frank D. Smigelisky
Frank H. Hiscock
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