City Veterans Infiltrate War On Espionage In Civilian Clothes
In New York 917 American Legion posts include Syracuse Post 41 with about 10 000 members of German Italian and Russian extraction. Some Legionnaires are Army veterans serving as counter espionage agents under FBI oversight to prevent sabotage and aid investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse
Edward A. Wesseler
New York State Department
Legion
Fbis
FBI
Post 41
Washington
Legion Corps of
Amerca
Fifteen Syracuse Students Broadcast Home Holiday Greetings
Fifteen Syracuse University students sent Christmas wishes to families in Egypt Colombia Korea Japan Denmark Panama Canal Zone and Puerto Rico. The program aired on WGEA and WGEO General Electric shortwave stations in Schenectady with participants from nine other New York and New England colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Syracuse University
Egypt
Colombia
Korea
Japan
Denmark
Panama Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
WGEA
WGEO
General Electric
Schenectady
New York
New England
Syracuse
Robert Julian
Juan Colon Bonet
Julio Sergier
Margaret and Mildred Stuckert
Rafael Coca-Mir
Ubaldo Cordova
Jose Fraile
Rafael de LaVega
Elsa Sifuentes
Peru
Elizabeth Igiehart
Chiyoko Tsuruta
Philippin
Din El-Din Zaid
Rafael Escallion
Townsend Club Holiday Activities Preview
Local social clubs announce upcoming Christmas parties and activities. Meetings and games are planned at multiple venues including Dell Street Butter Street Oakwood Avenue and Yates Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fai ‘Meeting
Cho 1
Yates
Red Cross Shares Christmas Favors Across Communities
Old Kris Kringle leads Junior Red Cross efforts in Syracuse and Onondaga County distributing thousands of favors to World War veterans, hospital and home children, and lonely seniors. Art classes and schools prepared covers, books in Braille, stuffed toys, and various gifts for veterans hospitals and sanatoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris Kringle
Junior Red Cross
Loew
Roosevelt
Valley
North
Nottingham
Tully
North Syracuse
State School For the
Bataviago
City Normal
Danforth
Veterans’ Hospital
Sunmount
Solvay
Bertha Miller
Percy Hughes
Christmas Bureau
West Side
Rea Cross
England
Finland
Greenland
Alaska
Onondaga County
City Hospital
Lthiough
Boy's Dog Missing Search Sought for Family Pet
Mr and Mrs Kendrick R Rosby offer a reward for the return of their seven year old son Roberts pet a young collie dog lost from the back yard Saturday night the dog black and white no further details given
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick R. Rosby
Bellevue Avenue
Robert
Wolf of Gub bio presented by Convent School girls
More than 200 attended the first performance of The Wolf of Gub bio given by pupils of the Convent School in the auditorium last night. The play was presented by the Upper class girls.
Girl Scout Brownies Bring Christmas Cheer to Dunbar Nursery
Brownie Pack 108 of Onondaga Girl Scout Council prepared Christmas stockings for 22 Dunbar Center Nursery School children. Each stocking holds candy fruit and toys funded by the scouts' odd jobs earnings. Each child receives a named painted cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Center
Marilyn Jackson
Helen Ruth Thompson
Marion Conrad
Dorothy Jensen
Brownie Girl Scout Pack 108
Brownie Pack 108
Onondaga Girl Scout Council
Brownie Pack
Bellevue Junior High School
James P. Rasmussen
Dunbar
Rosamund Praeger
Syracuse Board of Education
Christmas Seals Reach 12148 For Health Fund Drive
Onondaga County residents contribute to the health association Christmas Seal fund reaching 12148 with $2831 added in the last week. Mrs H Bur ton Doust urges decorating cards with seals and predicts a further rise before Christmas. T Aaron Levy praises the program as democratic charity while the Little Theater of Syracuse presented The Story of the Christmas Seals on WOLF with local cast and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Burton Doust
Onondaga County
Henry B. Brewster
Onondaga Health Association
Little Theater of
Syracuse
New Year Eve Party Planned by Knights of Pythias
The Knights of Pythias annual New Year Eve party sponsored by Joshua Lodge 584 will be held in the Onondaga Hotel ballroom with entertainment and dancing. The committee includes Hulbert Holstein Dr. Harry Levy Jack Meadvin Milton Stone Herman Branse and Samuel Benami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
The
Knights of Pythias
Joshua Lodge
Onondaga Hotel
Hulbert Holstein
Harry Levy
Jack Meadvin
Milton Stone
Herman Branse
Samuel Benami
Ukrainian Catholics mark Archbishop's 75th anniversary
Hundreds attended a meeting at the Ukrainian National Home observing Count Andry Shetytsky born 75th birthday. Arch bishop of Western Ukraine, held prisoner by Russia for the second time, was honored as speakers and singers highlighted Ukrainian culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andry Shetytsky
Ukraine
Russia
Nicholas Chubaty
Stamford
Asia
Maria Sokil
National Opera
Kiev
Antin Rudnitsky
Pennsylvania Club Play Discussed for Empire Theater Staging
Paul B. Hartenstein of the Mask and Wig Club met University Club of Syracuse members at 12:30 PM to discuss the Pennsylvania club production High as a Kite to be staged at the Empire Theater on Jan 2. Syracuse alumni cooperate with the Mask and Wig Club to aid in arrangements for the 18 city tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Paul B. Hartenstein
University of Pennsylvania
University Club of Syracuse
Pennsylvania Club
Empire Theater
Syracuse
Meetings At Geddes Grange And Local Auxiliaries
New officers will be installed by George Pickston at Geddes Grange in Terry Road tomorrow night after a 6 30 p.m. covered dish supper. Henry Mackyes Post 1101 auxiliary meets Wednesday at Onondaga Hill post clubrooms, bring a toy for Christmas baskets. Townsend Club 20 women meet 2 30 p.m. tomorrow at 317 North Clinton Street with a 8 p.m. business session and a following dance. Syracuse Home Bureau units schedule meetings tomorrow: University at 1 15 p.m. at Mrs. Ketchum 415 Stratford Place Seneca at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Clark 410 Clarendon Street Searchlight at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Hollenbeck 211 Carlton Road Valley at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Farnham 115 Ames Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pickston
Geddes Grange
Terry Road
Henry &. iMackyes
Onondaga Hill
Townsend Club 20
North Clinton Street
Syracuse
University
George Ketchum
Stratford Place
Seneca
Mary Clark
Clarendon Street
Albert Hollenbeck
Carlton Road
Valley
C. B. Farnham
Ames Avenue
Bartels Brewery Seeks Penalty Waiver in City Ordinance
The Common Council to consider an ordinance waiving 8 percent penalties on $33,913.40 back taxes owed by Bartels Brewing Company to ease reorganization under Chandler Act supervision. The brewer, employing about 100, faces unpaid city taxes totaling $3,913.40 for 1989 and 1940 across multiple properties including West Street Erie Boulevard site and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartels Brewing Company
Common Council
Municipal
West Street
Erie Boulevard
East Water Street
Hawley Avenue
Plum and
Tracy Streets
Plum Street
Pulaski Street
North West Street
North State Street
Apple Street
Lakeview Avenue
Emerson Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Crouser Avenue
Geddes Street
Grand Avenue
Rowland Street
Schul
Store Loot Put at 35 dollars in Taunton Station burglary
Lloyd E Filkins operator of a Taunton Station general store says a thief broke in during his 5 to 5 45 A M breakfast interval and stole 35 dollars. He heard no crash as glass was broken and notified the sheriff. Deputy Justin King investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Filkins
Taunton Station
Filkins
Justin King
Pleads Not Guilty In Statutory Rape Case
Percy B. Salisbury 59 of 1810 Park Street pleaded not guilty in Police Court to a second degree rape charge. Judge Homer V. Walsh set bail at $1,000 for a December 30 hearing. Acting Detective Elmon Hines arrested Salisbury Saturday while investigating a complaint involving a 13 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy B. Salisbury
Park Street
Homer V. Walsh
Elmon Hines
Salisbury
Baby Bonds Sold At Post Office Totaling $46 162
United States Saving Baby Bonds certificates totaling 46 162 50 last week were announced at the post office today. Maturity value 61 550. Denominations include 25 50 100 500 and 1 000. Fifty of the 1 000 denomination were sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Saving
Chaumont Pastor Injured in Crash Near Home
Special Dispatch reports Rev. William Pullen of Chaumont, former Mt. Pleasant Church pastor, recovering from injuries after a car crash near his home on Sept. 14. He sustained a fractured skull several broken ribs and a broken shoulder blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Fulton
William Pullen
Chaumont
Mt. Pleasant Church
Pullen
Veterans hospitals in New York near capacity says DAV leader
Gilbert R. Sharp of Albany told the Scottish Rite Luncheon Club that seven U S Veterans Administration hospitals in New York are at capacity with expansion plans under way. He said World War I and II veterans increasingly suffer as they reach middle age and praised the VA and administrator Maj. Gen. Frank Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Veterans’ Hospitals
Gilbert R. Sharp
Albany
State Department
Scottish Rite
Onondaga Hotel
Sharp
U. S. Veterans’ Administration
Veterans
Veterans’ Organizations
U. S. Veterans Administration
Frank Hines
Poletti
Calten van Meter
Warren Harmaker
Syracuse
Pitts in Hoboken On D. L. W. Project Coaling Plant Bids
City engineer Nelson F. Pitts traveled to Hoboken New Jersey to open bids for the coaling and ash handling plant to serve the D L W railroad roundhouse near Magnolia Street. He also aimed to accelerate preliminaries for the passenger station project with final plans completed and invitations to bidders planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
Hoboken
N. J
Magnolia Street
Syracuse
West Fayette Street
Pitts
Recruiting Officer To Address Knights of Columbus
Lieut Robert Dixon public relations officer of the Northwestern Recruiting District will discuss Recruiting and Army Man oeuvres at the Knights of Columbus meeting at 8 30 PM tomorrow in the club rooms 282 James Street Movies of army life will be shown with the talk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dixon
Northwestern
Knights of Columbus
James Street
Army
Dixon
Rev James T. Haugh Dies In Niagara Falls
The Rev. James T. Haugh, 79, pastor emeritus of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Niagara Falls, died. He entered the ministry in 1900 and served churches in Buffalo Lackawanna Oakfield and East Rochester. Fire report noted an early alarm Monday with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Haugh
Niagara
Falls
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
Lackawanna
Oakfield
East Rochester
Organ Dedicated At Special Service At Syracuse Church
Funds raised by the Couples Class of North Syracuse Baptist Church funded a new organ dedicated in a church service last night. L A Walter presented on behalf of the class, Earl Asselstine accepted for the trustees, Rev George Thomson officiated, L A Godard installed the organ, and Geraldine Arnold performed a recital on the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Syracuse
L. A. Walter
Earl, Asselstine
George Thomson
L. A.godard
Geraldine Arnold
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