Two Army Recruits To Serve in Reich
Two local Army inductees Edward Teska William Teska and James Ripka prepare for service in the German occupied zone. They enlisted to join the U S Constabulary and will train at Camp Kilmer before deployment with the 17th Airborne Division. Their three year enlistment could include an extended stay in Germany as the Army assigns units for overseas duties.
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Linnox Furnace Co
Europe
Teska
Germany
Japan
William
Lust
Tao
Ori
Teaka
Yipka
Camp
Pickere Fa
17Th Aienorne Division
Thomas Triekarl
Renwick Av
Kilmer
Freska
Lipke
Syracuse Navy Apprentices and Local Community Briefs
Apprentices report home this week. Richard War Fin, grandson of Mes. Ales Emm, wins at 215 Carhoank Fess. Rose TOUT Carson St Martin stationed at Little Creek Va on leave, must return to Christ mas Day. Christmas parties and carol events noted at Rockwell Methodist Church and American Legion. Zoning briefs set for Feb 15 in Geddes to restrict store and dwelling uses. Training update: Marine Pio Vincent Couch of Jordan stationed at Paris Island. FCC to hold radio operator exams Jan 5. Local political and social notices list meetings and events in Onondaga area.
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NAVY
Richard Warfin
Mes
Ales Emm
Peter
Roses
Tout Carson St Martin
Little Creek
Ampndiour
Rose
Prindell Pnit
Pio
Vincent NL Couch
Mre
Roder, Couch
Jordan
Pasris ‘Island
S.C
Alaparabon
Naval
Coven Syracuse Universey
Marine Corps
Albany
Democratic Group Formed County Employes Aid Rescue Mission
A Solvay village Democratic campaign group organized the County Employes Association to donate food and staples to the Rescue Mission. The formation was led by Donald Salvelli and featured Arthur Lyons as president and a 25 member executive committee including Slocum, Harris, Mitchell, and Hogan. The effort aims to support the Rescue Mission through a community drive aligned with Democratic organizing in Solvay.
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Adgticarions
Democrats
Exes
Irmcians
Solvay
Eines
Sohni2l
Ashe
Civil
Democratic Service Commission
Donald Salvelli
Gnondage
Employes Association
Zeeling
Hmlastiwnie
Uhre
Myrsion
Ashe Ac
Adolbed
Slocum
Salvetti
Civitol
Syracusan Held in Theft Warrant Issued for Ohio Suspect
Charles Bookman of 213 Rox Street is held in Ohio on a shoplifting charge and faces a larceny case in Syracuse after a warrant was sworn by Detective Charles Edlek. He allegedly used $673 in stolen checks from John B. Spencer of 369 Renwick Place. Syracuse and Cincinnati police are coordinating to return him for trials.
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Ohio
Charles Bookman
Charles Edlek
Bookman
Zenia
Avas
Themn
John B. Spencer
Renwick
Michael Kennedy
Syracuse
Kennedy
Leleipe
Cincinnati
Two Cabbies Find 1400 In Bonds In Erie Local Stow
Two cab drivers uncovered bonds worth 1400 scattered along Montgomery Street and at a nearby property. Police collected 89 bonds by day’s end, drying them at headquarters as owners identified them. Mrs. Gladys Rose of 102 N Highland Street, East Syracuse, said she would recover her bonds once replacements were arranged. Patrolmen and residents aided in the search and recovery effort.
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Nastute
Honda
Aghg
Michael Boland
Te Bonds
Mea
Gladys Rose
Mighland
East Syencuse
Hon
Ates
Rose
Mra
Rago
Bneniyse
W. Geneseest
Trent
Mo Be
Neaniny Ag
Montgomery St
Watt Dasdigh
Florence Olmsted
Raynor
Montgomery Sl
Edward Ryan
Propery
Yadinta
Ahey
Crash Injures Bystander in Downtown Genesee Street Incident
Edward Walmlton, 69, of Ren S. Vownsond Street, was struck by debris as a motorist lost control near the Genesee Street block. He received no hospital treatment. Police issued summons for traffic violations while a driver, Michael Kenipe, 54, faced court actions and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walmlton
Ren S. Vownsond
Hamilton
HE Genesee Oi
Michael Kenipe
W. Kennesty St
Boy Honored For Saving Train In Canastota
In Canastota a local boy who helped save the Empire State Express from disaster was honored at a ceremony attended by Newark Canita officials and Mohave Division representatives. Engr Hurley, the engineer in charge, presented the day’s events, and plans were voiced for a future job offer when the boy reaches 21.
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Tony Byl
Newark
Leal’ Railroad
Simon Contou
Conia
Momimg
Jhonar
Canaslola
Sonty Ske School
Mes
Howard Biron
Abd. Frawley
Syragnsg
Manger
Kew Varte I Central
Buffalo
Mohave
She Bine
Ilivision
Jon HM. Cautter
Sat
Enginére Hurley
Inchrofile
Empire State Express
Cam
Tock Central
Cana
Slola
Christmas Party in Trailer Park Held for Children
A Christmas party in Walter Park trailer camp will be held at the trailer of Mr. and Mrs. David Arnold. The event, supervised by camp residents, includes a program and distribution of a Christmas offering. About 19 children are expected with their parents to attend.
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Walter Park
David Arnold
Syria
Institute Holds Annual Christmas Party Monday
Centre event at Gey Bue featured weigel as host for the annual Christmas party.
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Centre
Institute
M J. Weigel
Farm thief to eat well for Christmas
Peter Slackarski, living near the Plainville Meridian county line, reported to Deputy Hoffmann that a thief cut his fence Monday night and stole poultry. Geese weighed about 20 pounds each valued at 5 dollars. chickens at 2 dollars each.
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Dynney
Peter Slackarski
Plainville- Meridian
Red 19
Rhode
Easy Washer to Sell Old Newsboy Papers
Campaign organizers and employees of Easy Washing Machine Corp plan a fundraising drive to sell old newspapers at a public event led by Vernon Sivari and James Nolan. Attendees include William Albva and multiple listed supporters in Salem.
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Newsboy
Ansiovs
Wam
Youler
William Albva
Hay C. Fadvor
Tames Muhmey Salem
Dave Voluim
Vernon Sivari
Horn Dames Val- Ince
James Nolan
Joxeph Collins
Jack O'Neill
Ray Schaihte
McLay
Louis Smart
Leon Arnold
Guerras “Shoabatel
Acehiel Wagar
William Fay
Fred Bemis
Mail volume still high in year end post season
Syracuse postal workers report continued high mail volume as Christmas shipments surge. Myron J. Parkinson notes cancellations of 1,010,679 letters in first class mail. factory employees push to meet holiday demand. The Christmas Toy Fund raises 1,349,871 presents for underprivileged children. Countywide, receipts and mail handling show strong increases. plant papers and packaging efforts rise by about 20 to 40 percent year over year.
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Syracuse
Pasmester Myron J. Parkinson
Natgn
Syravise
He Factory
Telalismiy
Parklsan
Infpat Eet
Traffic Court Summary of Avalon Case
In a traffic court note, names appear garbled as Fungi Tolman Ihmeron and Bumarek with references to Avalon and Maun. The readable fragment indicates a local court proceeding or docket entry without clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Fungi Tolman Ihmeron Ten
Mare Bumarek
Avalon
Holiday Program at Vocational High
A Christmas program will be presented in the morning at Vocational High School by the school Glee Club. Led by Gent Janel Te N Hols, the chorus will perform pieces including O Holy Night, Bambino, and Silent Night while the audience enjoys a festive MOR.
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Gent
Janel
Bartonyanskh
Pietro and
Bethlehem
Risgaer
Second Trial In Land Dispute Over Boundary Lines
Elizabeth Murtagh of 464 Stone Street sues Burl White of 466 Shonnard Street over a four foot land strip between their properties. The case, held before a city judge, notes a prior line shift east by four feet before 1904 and references a survey and fencing dispute as the central issue.
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Janchon
Petore
Juste Frente du Cregg
Allietad
Atin
Elwabeth Murligh
Burl White
Open 6 A.M. Till Midnight Tonight
The listing notes operating hours from 6 AM to midnight for tonight with Thursday and Friday closed due to Xmas bag.
New Lawyer to Defend Ac Linn Property Dispute
A new attorney will defend the disputed property case with John M. Henley appearing for Misa Murtagh and William A Martin. The defendant will be represented by White.
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Ac Linn
John M. Henley
Misa Murtagh
William A Martin
White
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Jett
James C. Ripka
Sondat
TéSet
Leary
Ecolts
Nedro
Rockwell Methodist
American Legion
Fev
Sosephine Tfarelli
Geddes Waieh
Geneseest
Maplerd
Vetter
Samuel L. Harv Fis
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Zufalo
Yuo Wap
Exenoaee
Pomorrow
AED Fistepents
Republican Cink Fuca
Bsbe
Troisian Sidis Sainten
Sogdares Aspiaph Sates
Atmatpere Gore
al Molesto
County Emploses Association
Gov Cays
Toon
Crout
Bitch MM Barris
Adelbert Slowan
Whailian
Clostun Tasker
Mysto
Montgomery
AL Una
Weilly
Lisle
Willy
Enet
Lruman H. Preston
Strintel
Wien
Olorte
Mathew Wy Koston
Truman
Preston Ater
Cunton Sh
Neeparkaye
Hove
Coense Basler
Nickey
Motorevere
Patrodmaiy
Kasler
Koster
Merihors Ul
Syravuse Savings
Syravuse Chigtinay Brean
Waretin Lott
la Rights
LeGinnerey
RUA Choon
Falily Timmerman
Shve
Hawkey Jobard
Plavin
Tsk
View
Yesident
Mil Times
Do Amachivs
Ei Jovesino Ad
Lanters
Uts
Wan
Planters Peanuts
SAI Drug Store
S. Salina ST
Sali Peale
Acmon Rg
Geddes T
Wolfe
Serviews
California
Muscatel Row
Mount Vernon
Leith
Scotland
jAife Radin
Genesee St
Yates Bat
Parkers
Benrus
Easy Terms Jewelry CO
Aine Oohnfz
Mason
Santa Claus
Onondaga Savings Bank
Los
Aaa
Carle Films
Salina
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