Educators urged to mobilize schools for civilian defense
State conference in Syracuse urged teachers to volunteer at least four hours weekly for civilian defense training. Dr. Lewis A. Wilson outlined a plan to involve all schools in morale building and emergency preparedness, with coordinators, building access, and expanded duties for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracups Herald-Journal
Anaes
Phi Bss
Mathlyue
America
Syracuse
Lewis A. Wilson
State Department
State Vocational and Practical Arts Association
Wilson
Meredith
Satz Department
Oakiey Furney
Bureau of Industrial and Technical Education
Defense
L. S. Hawkins
Federal Office of Education
Washington
C. R. Catherwood
State Department of Commerce
Furney
Vocational and Practical Arts Association
New York State
Onondaga Hotel
David G. Allen
Lake Placid
Mr. Allen
Morton C. Collister
Baldwin
L. I
Albert O. Jenkins
Aples
Joseph C. Meete
Gk de Eens
Jacob Ark
Rochester
American Legion
Legion
Paper Burned by Giminski Amid Bond Cancellation
Giminski burned bonds and interest coupons valued at about 533000 dollars by order of the Board of Supervisors in December. He will be succeeded as county treasurer by Nicholas Pirro tomorrow.
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Giminski
Board of Supervisors
Nicholas Pirro
John F. Giminski
Onondaga County
Court House
Fred B. Hammond
Adams Street Motorist Fined After June Crash
Lee Monette of 403 East Adams Street was fined ten dollars for a traffic infraction after a June 24 Moyers Corners Liverpool Road crash. The charge, failure to use caution when overtaking, was reduced from reckless driving. Four people were injured when Monette’s car hit Clyde Thompson’s, which then struck Helen etech GS. Assistant DA Dan Kelly prosecuted.
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Lee Monette
East Adams Street
Lemuel Ladd
Clay
Moyers Corners
Liverpool Road
Monette
Justice Ladd
Dan Kelly
Nionelle
Clyde Thompson
Columbus Avenue
Helen Etech
Births and marriages rise in Syracuse for 1941
Syracuse reports 4,890 babies born alive in 1941 up from 4,352 in 1940 and a city birth rate of 23.9. Non resident infant deaths and mother births are noted, while marriage licenses are expected to exceed last year by about 225. Building activity climbs with near 3 million dollars in new and remodeled construction and 109 new one family houses authorized.
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Syracuse
Commissioner of Health
H. Burton Coust
mVideo Manta Sn
Doust
Thhe City
Henry W.schoeneck
Pacmill Aup
Wuli
Soldier Turned Mailbag Sparks Thousand Letters
Syracuse sergeant William L. Kremer stationed at Schofield Barracks Honolulu writes the Herald Journal that a note inviting homefront correspondence has produced nearly one thousand letters and photos. He has answered about 600 as war duties allow and notes Syracuse sailors fought well during Pearl Harbor.
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William L. Kremer
Syracuse
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
Herald-Journal
Pearl
New Trial Denied in Negligence Suit Over Trip Incident
William Stever of 137 Gertrude Street lost his appeal in Municipal Court as County Judge Frank P. Malpass denied a new trial in the negligence action against Mr and Mrs Sylvester Di Fusco and their daughter Angelina of 134 Gertrude Street. Judge Nathan Abelson had ruled no action existed and Judge Malpass affirmed the decision. Saul H. Alderman represented the Di Fusco defense.
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Wwe
BCE Ale EE Ey
William Stever
Gertrude Street
Frank P. Malpass
Stever
Sylvester DiFusco
Angelina DiFusco
Gertrude, Street
Nathan Abelson
Malpass
Abelson
DiFusco
Saul H. Alderman
16 Sworn in To Dole Out The Permits Ration Boards
Sixty percent seventeen sworn in to dole out tires. The Syracuse rationing boards totaling sixteen men will direct tire distribution under Office of Price Administration rules. Four boards cover city quarters with Elmira and Onondaga counties to supply members from nineteen towns.
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Syraccuse
Chamber of Commerce
Office of Price Administration
Washington
Albany
Wiram Weisberg
Council of Defense
Court House
Defense
Alexis NJ Muench
Weisberg
Eric Boulevard
Sanna
David Richard
Harry E. Wadsworth
Eugene Tholens
Robert A. Pond
Charles S. Hyde
Herman Engelhardt
C. F. Farnsworth
Jesse H. Chaguill
Mark A. Thompson
Walter C. Pearce
Harry N. Burhans
Tracy H. Ferguson
New York State
Onondaga County
Camillus
H. D. Forward
E. O. Smith
George W. McLaughlin
Cicero
M. W. Ames
Leon D. Strobeck
Lloyd Moulton
Clay
al Waterbury
J. Kuchouske
H. T. Barnsted
Dewitt
James Pierce
A. J. Graham
R. L. Hodge
Elbridge
Lucius J. F. Craner
George Brown
Clarence McKaig
Fabius
E. H. Rowley
William Clark
Paul Houck
Geddes
Harry Williams
J. J. Naughton
Norman James
Lysander
George Reinhardt
Fred Hende
Earl R. Kratzer
Manlius
J. C. Young
William Costello
T. R. Wilcox
Marcellus
Stephen Hunt
Clifford Dorchester
Wesley McKenzie
Onondaga
Grant Hitchings
Park Bailey
William Fisher
Otisco
Louis Oster
Bert Edinger
Roy Bardwell
Pompey
Leonard B. Sanger
Donald Cowan
Charles Fassenden
Skaneateles
William G. Stuart
Samuel A. Kane
Stanley Dove
Spafford
Syracuse
Alesis N. Muench
A. Ray Nolmes
Hiram Weisberg
Emergency Provisions Division of Defense Council
Muench
William W. Gerber
CG. F. Farnsworth
Eugene A. Tholens
Standing
David Richards
Charles S
Hogans to Observe 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan of South Scriba will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Friday. They have six children. Mrs. Hogan is the former Miss Margaret McCormack of Oswego.
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Hogans
William Hogan
South Scriba
Hogan
Margaret McCormack
Oswego
Churchill's Gift As Orator Linked To Latin Struggle
Syracuse University professor Lorin D. Reid says Winston Churchill's early difficulty with Latin and Greek forced him to focus on English composition. This created a strong feel for English words and sentence structure reflected in his speaking style and delivery.
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Detroit
Winston Churchill
Syracuse University
Lorin D. Reid
National Association of Teachers of Speech
Churchill
Reid
Greyhound Bus Strike Ends With Arbitration Vote
Greyhound resumed full operations in Syracuse at 6 AM after 1,800 drivers from Chicago to the East Coast ended their strike. Dr John R Steelman announced that company and union officials agreed to arbitration ending the walkout which began in Cleveland over wage issues and contract terms. Eight AFL locals were involved with several Greyhound lines affected including Central Greyhound and New England Greyhound.
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Greyhound Bus Lines
Syracuse
Chicago
Washington, D. C
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Cleveland
Greyhound
AFL of L
Central Greyhound Lines, Inc
New England Greyhound Lines, Inc
Greyhound Terminal
Toledo
Canitol Theater and Bus Terminal Lines, Inc
New York
Peace Prayer To Be Offered In Churches Tonight
Churches of all denominations will offer prayers for peace and for soldiers and the president at special services tonight and tomorrow. Protestant watch night services will run to midnight with prayers for peace and for the new year. Several churches and denominations are listed with details of times and arrangements.
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Roosevelt
Most Holy Rosary
Howard C. McDowell
Schola Cantorum
First Baptist
First
Evangelical
First Methodist
East Syracuse
South Presbyterian
First Ward
Presbyterian, Christian and Missionary Alliance
Lyncourt
First Ward Presbyterian Church
Walter Vail Watson
Watson
Buffalo
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
S. Burman Long
University Methodist Church
Wilson G. Cole
Rescue Mission Alliance
Francis R. Eddy
South Presbyterian Church
John T. Reeve
Tomorow
Irwin I. Hyman
Temple Adath Yeshurun
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Lyman van Giesen
Fayetteville
Howard Lonsdale
Amenia
J. C. Birdlough
Phoenix
William M. Bush
Binghamton
Charles M. Whitney
William F. Merrill
Port Washington
G. E. Bentley
Mark Fitzgibbons
John Gassen
Onondaga Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse Starning Company
Hiram A. Jones
Charles Poletti
Paul Spagers
Ellis H. Champlin
Physical Education Bureau
State Education Department
Educators’ Convention
Hotel Syracuse
New York State Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Arthur L. Howe
Leonard G. Roundtree
Walter Brown
Herbert H. Lehman
Burnin
Adams St
Butternut Street
Pater
Optometrist
Genesee St
Phono
Sere
Kgnarterea Ana Supervizsca
U. S
Ar Rt Tata
Typewriter Store, Inc
South
Salina St
Amos
Ric
E. Genesee St
S. Bragiman
East
Jefferson St
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