Pine Camp Rushes Housing Project at 93 Percent complete
Pine Camp's new defense housing for non commissioned officers and families is 93 percent complete with 200 one and two story units off Jefferson Avenue. Each unit includes an electric refrigerator cooking range and bath, but families provide their own equipment. The Corps of Engineers now runs utilities and transfer of duties from Quartermaster occurred December 16. The project cost exceeds 700000 dollars with original unit cost about 3000 dollars. First New Year entertainment features the Beachcombers of 1942 at War Department Theater No. 1 on January 2 and 3 with performers Joe Young Charlie Kaye Rio Brothers Martin and Allen Hudson St Clair Dancers and others. shows at 6 PM and 8 PM, soldiers admitted for 20 cents.
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Pine Camp
Maurice Sherman
Jefferson Avenue
Corps of Engineers
Utilities Department
Quartermaster
Robert Stack
New York City
Pine Camp Taray
Mat Athart
Muereavnhin
U.s.co
Joe Young
Charlie Kaye
Rio Brothers
Martin and Allen
Francis Ryan
Lillian Murray
Hudson St. Clair
Les
Second Blackout Of Rome District
Auto sirens blared as RomeDistrict faced a second blackout in three weeks. City officials praised the 20 minute drill, noting war industry and rural areas included, with praise for Lieut. Martin Dillon and 16 state troopers aiding the test.
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Vallea
Rome
John J. Farrell
Farrell
E. H. Ethridge
Martin Dilion
Oneida
Boy’s Hand Is Severed By Meat Grinder Accident
Samuel Bersani, 13, of 1004 North Townsend Street, lost his right hand two inches below the wrist last night while helping friend Armando Merluzzi grind meat. The hand was caught in the grinder and severed before the machine could be shut off. He was rushed to St. Joseph’s Hospital where doctors described his condition as improved today.
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Samuel Bersani
North
Townsend Street
Armando Merluzzi
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lundy Wins Westvale Christmas Lighting Contest
F A Lundy of 300 Maple Road was judged winner of the Westvale Garden Club Christmas lighting contest. James Fennessey of 301 Maple Road took second prize. Honorable mention went to Conrad Kowalka of 709 Scarboro Road and C R Dilthey of 105 Meadow Road. Mrs R H Peet and Mrs Robert B Collins were the judges.
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F. A. Lundy
Maple Road
Westvale Garden Club
James Fennessey
Lundy
Conrad Kowalka
Scarboro Road
C. R. Dilthey
Meadow Road
R. H. Peet
Robert B. Collins
Garden Club
Meetings and parties noted in local fraternal groups
Bona Fide Chapter of the Eastern Star installs officers at a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple on Friday. Harmony Grove Woodmen hold their annual Christmas party at Mrs. Margaret Bilby’s home on Alexander Avenue with gifts exchanged. The Zaporoska Sect Society, led by president Michael Figots, purchased $1 100 in U S defense bonds. headquarters are at Ukrainian Home on Washington Street.
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Bona Fide Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harmony Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen
Margaret Bilby
Alexander Avenue
Auburn
Zaporoska Sect Society
Michael Figots
U. S
Washington Street
New Year's grid clashes loom in East West showdowns
Oregon State meets Duke while the Eastern All-Stars face the Westerners in New Orleans. The East leads Duke and Fordham in several drills as Syracuse and Colgate suffer early season setbacks. Bill DeCorrevont and Lynn Waldorf clash over coaching noted amid North South party disappointments.
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Lynn Waldorf
Bill DeCorrevont
Syracuse
Jack Durkin
Oregon State
Duke
New Orleans
Oregon
Colgate
Cornell
St. Lawrence
Hamilton
Northwestern
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Lynn
Waldorf
Carl Snavely
Sel Tantadalaeneen
Syracuse University
Ossie Solem
Fordham
Ken Boehner
Chub Peabody
Shamrocks Lead League Scoring Despite Defensive Lapses
Shamrocks top the Herald Journal League in scoring with 172 points in four games while defense lags. Katzmerczyk of PLAV shines as the most consistent shooter, Shults nets 20 for Brown-Lipe-Chapin, and several players top single-game charts as Syracuse high school league adds night games.
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Shamrocks
Katzmerczyk
Robert G. O'Hara
Herald- Journal
West End
Bill’ Purvis
Y Pocket Toscers
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Sacred Hearts
Hibernians
Celtics
Ahepas
South Side Merchants
Polish Legion of American Veterans
John Katzmerczyk
P L.A. V
Timmy Shults
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Aggregation
Gear Makers
Ill Baird
Herald-Journal
Jefferson
Christmas golf roundups at Green Lakes and Bellevue follow busy holiday
Anny Thornton and four friends played a chilly five at Green Lakes last Thursday proving a green Christmas. Veteran pro Bill Entwistle paired with Bill Dooley at Bellevue while a Heights course foursome featured Dr. George Hemmer Ty Cobb Bill Mason and Al Keller. Former City Amateur Champion Merton O’Hare joined J. P. Gridley at Crumlin the day after Christmas.
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Anny Thornton
Green Lakes
Bill Entwistle
Bill Dooley
Bellevue
Heights
George Hemmer
Ty Cobb
Bill Mason
al Keller
Merton
Mid
O'Hare
Crumlins
J. P. Gridley
Long Island ties boost Bee mentor Clair Bee praised by coach Lou Zara
Harry Stuldreher will remain as athletic director and head coach. Lou Zara, Cato High School coach, lauds Clair Bee and Long Island University's 23 game win streak, recalling his own time under Bee at Rider College. Cincinnati Reds worry over injured infielders as April opening sells out.
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al Glossop
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Kansas City
Yankees
Long Island University
Lou Zara
Cato
Clair Bee
Blackbirds
Lou
Clair
Rider College
U S Cuts Air Mail Rate for Men in Armed Forces Abroad
Armed forces members stationed outside the continental United States may send air mail for six cents per half ounce. Postmaster Cornelius Nugent announced the change, replacing prior Hawaii to U S rates of 20 cents and higher in the Philippines and Canal Zone. The Alaska service remains unchanged.
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United States
Continental
Cornelius Nugent
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Pearl Harbor civilian job drive draws 1600+ applicants
More than 1,600 men have applied in Syracuse for civilian work at Pearl Harbor after an appeal by the Civil Service Board of Examiners. About 150 added this morning, with significant needs for machinists electricians fitters and shipyard trades. transportation to Hawaii provided.
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Pearl Harbor
Syracuse
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
G. Graham Newstead
Hawaii
Naw Hace
Hawaiian Islands
Bosler Will Probated In Salina Estate Set At 8200
The will of Charles A. Bosler of Salina died December 26 and was admitted to probate this morning. He left 6200 in real estate and 3000 in personal property in trust for his son Charles A Jr. on his death the estate passes to the three daughters of a deceased son Evelyn Ruth and Rita Bosler of 314 Van Rensellaer Street. The Merchants National Bank and Trust Company is executor and trustee.
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Charles A. Bosler
Salina
Mgr. Bosler
Charles A., Jr
Albert Bosler
Evelyn
Ruth
Rita Bosler
van Rensellaer Street
Merchants National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Pair Plead Guilty In Auto Theft Case
Gerald Pratt 23 of Ogdensburg and James Thibault 21 with South Clinton and West Adams Streets were arraigned in Police Court before Judge Homer V. Walsh. They pleaded guilty to grand larceny first degree and waived exam to be held for the grand jury. They allegedly stole Paul Steinberz s car from 435 Irving Avenue on December 2 at Adams and Clinton Streets. State police nabbed them at Harris and Syracuse police brought them back.
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Gerald Pratt
Ogdensburg
James Thibault
South Clinton
West Adams
Paul Steinberz
Irving Avenue
Adams
Clinton Streets
Harris
Syracuse
Simmons Bowlers Tie for First After Win Over Gear Men
Simmons School upset New Process Gear 2 1 at Jefferson Bowling Academy to pull even with Gearmen atop the City League. Louis Errico delivered 11 straight strikes for a 279 game while Al Stone set a Greater Syracuse League season mark with 278.
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Tobey
Stein
Simmons
Gearmen
Louis Errico
al Stone
Syracuse
Clif Moore
Simmons School
New Process Gear Beefore
Jefferson Bowling Academy
Guy Tohey
Rene Ead Cael
Cats
Paul Stein
Greg Griffo
Marksons
Turner Tigers
The
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Kinseys
Alwains
Guy Tobey
Mickey McPherson
Paulstein
Grex Ffo
Ted Hobson
Hank Krupp
Pete Phaing
John Marting
Simmons Schon
Eastwood Merchants
Ted Veri
Andy's Inn
Coca-Cola
Gilkey Glass
Yates Hotel
Adelphi
American
Connie Madhs
Eastwood Merchants Knife & Krick
Burzynski L
Kellers
Broomel Dairy
Jostell Co
Simones Bersanis
Murphin’s Service
Lake Coal
Sacred Hearts
Davis Sales
Amos-Rice Coal
Kantak's Alleys
Gilkeys
Eastwood Snort
PACC
Ted Vert
Joe Countryman
Frank Michaels
Guy DePalma
Joe Rozas
EA Kochochi
Johnny Cahill
Dom Scarsone
Tyee
Wena Oan Teed Pen
Pete Rotas
Ed Kantak
Mario Dadario
Andy Solin
Bowling Results for City League Update
Scores show Marksons with 371 total, Chaveia 173, Piraino 199, Denner 353, Totus 885, and SE v3 938. Notable figures include 174 233 150 184 187 194 across bowlers.
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Marksons
Chaveia
Totaix
Greater Syracuse League Sporting Revenues Reach All-Time High
Sportsmen contribute a record $355,708 to Massachusetts Fish and Game Bureau for hunting and fishing licenses in the year ended November 30, signaling strong public support for wildlife programs.
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iMan
Massachusetts ‘Fish and Game Bureau
Hockey Schedule Highlights Tonight
Chicago faces Montreal while Toronto visits Boston in the NHL. In the American Association Daylag plays Omaha.
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Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
American Association
Omaha
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