Pastime Club to Buy $10,000 Defense Bonds
The Pastime Athletic Club announced it will purchase $10,000 in U.S. Defense Bonds. A first $5,003 is scheduled for December 29 and a second $5,000 for January 15. The decision was approved by the finance committee led by chairman Sueodare Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime Club
Pastime Athletic Club
Edward Rossbach
U.S. Defense
Siete Hs
Nance Committee
Sueodare Cramer
Edward Dorner
Cine
North
Salina Street
Snow Blocks Curbs and Delays Hit Syracuse Downtown
Downtown Syracuse endures three foot snow piles along curbs with hydrants obscured and roadways blocked as four trucks and about 22 workers struggle to clear intersections. City officials say funds are exhausted, limiting snow removal and forcing reliance on payroll and limited equipment.
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Syracuse
Meyor Ball
el Marvin
Finance
Pub Rc Works
Wolf Street
Hennedy
Public Works
George H. Ballantyne
Busiess
Dow Street
Thomas E. Kennedy
Marvin
Genesee Street
James Street
Salina Street
Shoppers Face Snowpiles on South Salina Streets
Downtown Syracuse streets were surveyed from 10 to 12 as shoppers waded puddles and hopped snow piles left uncleared by the city public works. Crosswalks varied from cleared to choked with slush and high piles, with hydrants and meters partly obstructed.
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South Salina
South Warren
Syracuse
South Salina Street
Sauna
Water Streets
Salina Street
South
Washington
Salina
Fayette Streets
Fayette Street
Jefferson Streets
Onondaga
Harrison Streets
Onondaga and
Onondaga Street
City Struggles With Snow Slush On Warren Street
City crews clear intersections on South Warren Street as piles of dirty slush hinder traffic and parking. Side streets show ruts water holes and unplowed sidewalks. East GeneSee Montgomery Streets and Erie Boulevard intersections remain hazardous with large snow piles and blocked crosswalks.
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Warren Street
South Warren Street
Warrenson Streets
South Warren
Fayette Streets
Warren
Fayette
Uy Block
Washington
South Warren Streets
Genesee and
Warren and
Water Street
Erie Boulevard
East Genesee
Montgomery
East Jefferson Street
East Fayette Street
East Washington Street
Water Streets
Comfort Station
East Syracuse Man Killed in Indiana Auto Crash
Stewart Franklin Inman of East Syracuse, age 40, was killed when the car he was hitchhiking in collided near Louisville Indiana. The other driver was badly injured and hospitalized. Sheriff and deputies coordinated with Syracuse police as authorities recovered the body and notified relatives.
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East Syracuse
Stewart Franklin Inman
Louisville
Ind
Inman
Robinson
New Castle
Syracuse
John Head
Horace. Stevertson
Thomas
James
Stanley A
Jinman
Buffalo
Warren Street
Cornell, Clement & Greenleaf Ar
Warren
Schools Plan Evacuations For Protective Measures
Officials including Dr. G Carl Alverson met principals to appoint evacuation captains and form seven to nine member committees for each zone. Plans cover shifting students between schools and protecting evacuees from other cities. The program includes a stamp and bond drive in schools led by Frank Smigelsky, with fire drills continuing twice monthly in winter and once monthly in warmer months.
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G Carl Alverson
Gannon F. Ryan
Bureau of Sales For Defense Stamps and Bonds
Frank D. Smigelsky
Renwick Peet
Board of Education
Prescott School
Walter McIntosh
North High
Townsend and
Franklin
Horace M. Roberts
Seymour
Leon Coon
Grant Junior
Salina, Jefferson
Oerenean Ponnt Trntie
School Officials and Apprentices Listed in District Ledger
A fragmentary list names principals and students linked to multiple schools and districts. Notable entries include Frank F. Dunham Sumner and Madison, William W. Wright Danforth Brighton Hughes and Danforth, Bertha Ryan Clin ton Salem Hyde Garfield, Hal R Eaton Central High Montgomery Cro ton Washington Irving, Charles Todd East wood High Taft Hunting ton, and E Stewart Powles land Valley Meachem Roosevelt McKinley Van Duyn.
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Frank F. Dunham
Sumner
Madison
William W. Wright
Danforth
Brighton
Hughes
Bertha Ryan
Clinton
Salem Hyde
Garfield
Harold Coon
Nottingham
Edward Smith
C. Spencer Chambers
Lincoln
Nichols
Cleveland
Julia Minogue
George Washington
Bernard O. Laresen
Thomas Webb
Marcella Jones
Gere
Defense Savings Bonds Sales Surge in Syracuse War Effort
Defense savings bonds sales in Syracuse rise after the war declaration with total purchases of 10 012 50 at the post office, plus 3 121 55 in savings stamps. Postmaster Nugent notes the day’s bond total surpasses last week and the sale period ends with continued purchases by local groups including Pastime Athletic Club and Arion Singing Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Savings
Syracuse
Cornelius J. Nugent
Pastime Athletic Club
Theodore Cramer
Edward Pashard Jeaneivar
Arion Singing Society
Frieda Gates to Direct Syracuse Library on Paine Retirement
Frieda F Gates named acting librarian for Syracuse Public Library starting Jan 1 after Dr Paul M Paine retires. Gates, 602 Euclid Ave, has 13 years as assistant librarian and since 1913 with the library. Board meeting at 4 PM with Hurlbut W Smith presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda F Gates
Euclid Avenue
Syracuse Public Library
Miss Gates
Paul M. Paine
Paine
Hurlbut W. Smith
Board of
Miss
Foreclosure Action Over Litholite Assets in Bankruptcy Case
George A. Langan trustee sues to recover 201000 for Onondaga Litholite creditors. First Trust and Deposit, Domark Corp and officers are accused of preference in a 1938 foreclosure moving Litholite assets to Domark for 25000. Suit seeks 201000 damages and names multiple executives and attorneys.
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Onondaga Litholite Company
Sis
Supreme Court
Guste
Page Morehouse
George A. Langan
First Trust and Deposit Company
Domark Corporation
Richard F. Harrison
Harry ‘Sanford
Albert B. Merrill
Jacob B. Sehl
W. Paul Eddy
Joseph T.rogers
George F. Braga
Donald H. Yeomans
Harrison
Sanford
Broga
Litholite Company
Yeomans
Henrys. Robertson
Sixth Army Corps
Providence
R. I
Certiorari Hearings Set to Begin February First
Corporation Counsel James C. Tormey announced tentative arrangements for certiorari hearings on 1941 and 1942 assessments with Charles Sears acting as official referee. About 229 actions totaling over 2 million dollars in assessed valuations seek reductions of nearly 20 percent. HOLE cases stem largely from foreclosures by the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Justice Charles V. Sears noted the plan and Chief Judge Irving Lehman approved tentatively. The city favors a single referee for all cases rather than dispersed referees. The remaining 99 cases are miscellaneous in nature arising from current sag settlements and are slated for hearing over the next two to three months.
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Corporation
James C
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