OPMs Clinic Shows Industry How to Help Nation Defense
Syracuse manufacturers toured a red white and blue defense train exhibit detailing Army Navy and Maritime Commission needs. The eight car display showcased items from parachute parts to ocean going ship components and blueprints, with trains moving between Army ordnance Air Corps Engineers and other defense divisions.
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Syracuse
JOPM
Army Rakcud
Cety Pony Prorat
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
Robin Locksley
Iceland
Rochester
Army Ordnance Department
Army Air Corps
Army Corps of Engineers
Signal Corps
Medical Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
Quartermaster Corps
Bureau of Ships of
Navy Department
Bureau of Aeronautics
Bureau of Oordnance
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Bureau of Navigation
Wasinan Cssas
Mlesa Cod Sette Opm
Milk price fight pits dealers against Housewives group
Eugene Lichtenberg will meet tonight with the Board of Housewives to address the one cent rise in fluid milk prices. John W. Bullard of the Syracuse Employers Council denies he claimed higher costs forced the increase and clarifies his remark about obtaining dealers’ figures.
Glider Club Holds Second Meeting in Syracuse
The Syracuse Glider Club met at 2716 South Salina Street with R L Gardner in charge. Seven new members joined, bringing total to 40. plans call for five units by March 1 and the next meeting on December 16.
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Glider Club
Syracuse
Burglars Loot Machines at Gas Station and Grill
Acting Detective Thomas Leach reports two burglaries last night. A glass window was smashed at Bernard Flanigan’s gas station on 401 North Townsend Street to steal a cigarette machine’s contents. A rear window at Carrie’s Grill on Wolf and Carboin Streets was pried open to take cash and cigars.
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Thomas Leach
Bernard Flanigan
North Townsend Street
Carrie
Wolf and
Carboin Streets
Youth Held as Robber of Grocery Till
Police arrested 19 year old Leo Harold Carpenter of Cortland within two hours after Louis Petralito was robbed at his 221 North Franklin Street grocery. Carpenter admits being in town and says he may have held bills. police say the charge remains open.
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Louis Petralito
North Franklin Street
Leo Harold Carpenter
Homer Avenue
Cortland
Francis Ryan
Thomas Reap
Carpenter
Syracuse
West Genesee Street
Petralita
Arthur Holden
Reap
Anthony Pistilli
Petralito
Register
Navy
William Metzger
Fire commissioners elected in Salina Consolidated district
In Mattydale last night two new fire district commissioners were elected for five and three year terms. George Przek from Lemoyne Street received 131 votes to 60 for Gustave Bleich, while Silviam O Bryerton of Richfield Boulevard won with 170 votes over Edward Hardter who had 139. The results add to the board alongside Raymond Mooney Co. J. Oliver Thomas Carrick and the new members.
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Salina Consolidated Area
Salina Consolidated
Mattydale
George Przeke
Lemoyne Street
That Village
Siliam O. Bryerton
Richfield Boulevard
Przek
Gustave Bleich
Bryerton
Edward Hardter
Kirsch Drive
Raymond Mooney
Co. J. Oliver
Thomas Carrick
Przekwas
New President of Police Benevolent Association Chosen Last Night
Harold Kelly elected president of the Syracuse Police Benevolent Association at a meeting on the Larned Block last night. Leo Kraft became vice president with Arthur Hook as treasurer and Edward Lynch as recording secretary. Other officers included John M. Dwyer as financial secretary.
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Harold Kelly
Syracuse Police Benevolent Assoiiation
Larned
Leo Kraft
Arthur Hook
Edward Lynch
John M. Dwyer
Nune
Flood Control Is Backed as Aid in Slump
Mayor-elect Thomas E. Kennedy urged advancing the Onondaga Creek flood control project as a key antidote to unemployment in Syracuse amid a regional downturn. He spoke with Public Work Reserve officials Alfred Roach and Earl O’Brien as plans include damming the creek and building sewage plants to spur work and curb flood damage.
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Onondaga Creek
Thomas E. Kennedy
Syracuse
Public Work Reserve
Federal Works Agency
WPA
National Resources Planning Board
Alfred E. Roach
Troy
O'Brien
Geddes-Camillus
Fayetteville-Manlius
Hall’s Attorneys File Briefs in Lafayette Election Challenge
Republican Clifford G. Hall faces a likely appellate path after his attorneys filed briefs in the LaFayette supervisor election dispute. Democrat John M. Crowe’s counsel and Justice Frank J. Cregg in Utica oversee the case with a decision anticipated soon. Crowe contends Onondaga residents, mainly Indians, voted in Lafayette.
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Hall
Lafayette
J. Norman Crannagel
Charles O. Maxwell
Clifford G. Hall
Richard P. Byrne
David Shengold
John M. Crowe
Frank J. Cregg
Utica
Supreme Court
Wek
Crowe
Onondaga
Indian Is Held In Assault Case At Geneva Reservation
Indian man Bucktooth, 50, taken into custody by deputy sheriffs at Ge Cuvas on Saturday night and turned over to Federal authorities. He faces an assault charge and will be arraigned by U S Commissioner A Van W Hancock this afternoon before Deputy Marshal Burns. The arrest followed a ball beating at 2 P M at the home of Johnson Conk in Sudan. another Indian, John Bulleings, was injured in the incidents.
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Ge Cuvas
Daga Reservation
James Bucke
Tooth
Bucktooth
United States
A. van W. Hancock
Marethal
Nicholas F. Burns
Johnson
John
Bulleings
Road Builders Debate Role In Defense Projects
A two day convention of the New York State Highway Chapter Associated General Contractors of America opened at Hotel Syracuse. Dwight W. Winkelman of Syracuse welcomed district engineers and contractors and outlined topics focusing on defense construction and the shift from regular road work to dual programs. He noted the impact of a curtailed highway program and urged continued earthwork expansion ahead of potential post defense lulls.
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New ‘York
Associated’ General Contractors of America
Syracuse
Dwight W. Winkelman
New York State
Mercury Records High of 58 Degrees in Dec 3 Weather
The mercury rose to 58 degrees by noon breaking the Dec 3 all-time high. Meteorologist William H. Tracy forecast continued mild weather tonight and tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies and a gradual warming trend.
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The
Mercury
William H. Tracy
Notable engineers and officials to speak at state highway reception
William Robinson of Syracuse district State engineer Heber Ashley of Buffalo president of the State Association of Highway Engineers Maj Kenneth D Nichols project engineer Nome Air Depot will attend a reception at 6 P.M. Tomorrow Harvey O Schermerhorn State commissioner of highways H E Foreman Washington managing director of the National association and H J Bishop of the Bureau of Public Roads Washington will deliver addresses.
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William Robinson
Syracuse
Heber Ashley
Buffalo
State Association of Highway Engineers
Maj
Kenneth D. Nichols
Nome Air Depot
Harvey O. Schermerhorn
H. E. Foreman
Washington
The
National Association
H. J. Bishop
Bureau of Public Roads
O'Brien Appointed to Regional WPA Project Post
Albany December 3 seven area planning engineers were appointed by the Public Works Board to oversee a postwar WPA project to build a reservoir of work for 31 upstate counties. Appointees include Wallace Beardsley Earl O'Brien Robert Hoffman James Conley W Harrington Disbrow John O Haire and John Garnett duties include conferring with municipal officers on future public work and easing peacetime transitions. O'Brien formerly designed for Onondaga County Public Works and is Cornell trained veteran engineer.
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Werke Rocarye
Upstate
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Wallace P. Beardsley
Monroe
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Auburn
Earl F. O'Brien
Onondaga
Oswego
Jefferson
St. Lawrence
Syracuse
Robert G. Hoffman
Orleans
Genesee
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Livingston
Allegany
Steuben
Geneseo
James E. Conley
Tompkins
Cortland
Madison
Oneida
Lewis and Herkimer
Utica
W. Harrington
Disbrow
Broome
Tioga
Chenango
Otsego
Delaware
Sullivan Counties
Binghamton
John J. O'Haire
Niagara Falls
Erie
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Olean
John W. Garnett
Chemung, Schuyler, Seneca, Yates
Ontarioounties
Watkins Glen
Funeral Director Denies Death Rumor Circulating
Bert W. Day funeral director of ITNR Weet Qrandane Stearns claims a false report stating he is dead has circulated for six months. He says he has lost business and wants the rumor formally corrected and publication of his denial. He notes condolence cards sent to his home and stresses the spread is causing serious harm.
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Bert W. Day
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