SAE Alumni Meeting Planned for Monday Night
SAE Alumni will meet Monday at 6 30 PM at 75t Camsteck Av with three new committee rounds and Syracuse area attendees. The Syracuse Delta Association schedules a 7 30 PM business session followed by a showing related to Syracuse football garden. Officers include Croivel presiding, Detor treasurer and Culmer secretary with a Syracuse based board of directors and outcount members from Fayettecitic Payson M Curry DeWier and others.
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Sap Duchess
Syma Alsha
Hove
Camsteck
Reesgen
Dewite
Feng
Reessen
Etrger
Charles Scsoma
Wiliam Gelabert
Wile
Cegilar Nea York Delta Association
Syracuse-Cotimos
Cmester Db
Crowell
Dinrweod Av
Ryocaien
Croivett
Coe Rate Reacher
Robert W. Detor
Lancasteray
Roesgen
Culmer
Cirectors
Outctoen
Elmer Quin
Ress
Jane H. Wine
Cazeno' Kinley Terhune
Fayettecitic
Payson M. Curry
DeWier A M
Social Aid Payments Up in Syracuse District
Social Security payments in the Syracuse district average about 171000 monthly, up 20 percent from late 1917. District citizens include Onondague, Madison and Cortland counties with 4500 retired workers over 65 and families receiving varied monthly benefits for widows, wives, and children. The national average rose to about 39000000 monthly from 532500000.
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Syracuse
C. A. Edson
Social Security Administration
Onondage
Madison
Na,tion
Postmen Install Officers at Local Branch Meeting
Postmen to Hold Installations for National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary branch 66 at 5 PM today. Vernon Howe is named president with Vincent Grossi as VP, Thomas DiYuna secretary, Frederick Snyder manul secretary, and George Payette treasurer. Delegates to Syracuse Federation of Labor include Walter Casler, Henry Sweeney, John Sweeney, Carl Spagnola. Auxiliary officers include Mabel Sager president and Betty Moore first VP, Lucy LaRue second VP, Elsie Moran recording secretary, Billy Piston financial secretary, Harriet Dusart treasurer, Flora Caster mistress at arms, Christine Butler color bearer, and Ansiress Pennock trustee.
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Betes
National’ ‘Association of Letter Carciers
Ladies” Auxiliary
Salinast
Lever Carciers
Vernon Howe
Vincent Grossi
Thomas DiYuna
Frederick Snyder
George Payette
Charles Kerschner
Bernard Beck
Donald Schuyler
Ervin Roda
Walter Casler
Henry Sweeney
John Sweeney
Carl Spagnola
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Ace
Mabel Sager
Hollinshead
Betty Moore
Lucy LaRue
Elsie Moran
Bily Piston
Harriet Dusart
Flora Caster
Jnaplzin
Christine Butler
Ansiress Pennock
Two Women Injured In Bellevue Collision
Two women passengers sustained injuries in a two car crash yesterday on Bellevue street and Hudson street. Kathleen Press, 23, of 203 East Castile Street, suffered a left side injury. Mary Grover, 24, of 1257 South Salina Street, suffered a bruised right knee and a head bruise. Emil A. Piusx, 23, of 203 East Castile Street, drove one car that hit John Carroll, 42, of 420 Cortland Street, whose vehicle also struck a parked car owned by Wester Throne, 205 Hudson Street. Piusx cited for control.
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Bellevue Ar
Hudson St
Kathleen Press
John Carroll
Cortianday
Piussi
Wester Throne
Hudson St. Ryan
Carroll
Corn Champ Named At Dinner In Syracuse
The New York State champion in the 18 DeKalb National Corn Growing Contest will be named at a noon dinner in Hotel Syracuse. County winners in the New York State section of the five acre contest will be honored by the DeKalb Agricultural Association Inc of DeKalb Tit, sponsors of the event. Glenn Heefner of Canandaigua district manager will introduce speakers including Donald J. Jones of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station and Harold Nolla eastern manager for DeKalb.
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New York
Syracuse
New York State
DeKalb Agricultural Association, Inc
DeKalb
Auto-Truck Crash Victim Gravely Hurt
A motorist, Reynolds, 47, of 190 W Latayente av, lies in critical condition at Onontinga General Hospital after an eastbound car collided with a westbound truck on W Geneseest near Liverpool. Deputy sheriffs said the truck was in the right lane when Reynolds swerved left, hitting the truck, then crashed into a tree on Euclid Rd. Reynolds was rushed to Liverpool by Chief Floyd Harrison. The driver, Kalar, said he had teeth extracted earlier and recalls nothing after the impact.
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Yale Cummings
Frank Rice
W. Gearscest
Maple Rd
Geddes
W. Genescesta
Reynolds
jLatayente
Onontinga General 'Ospital
Dale Cummings
W. Geneseest
West Co
Waukesha
Wis
Rolom
Apy
Euclid Rd
Liverpool
Tve Fee
Wy Waiter
Kalar
Floyd Harrison
Pauck Rooney
Harrigan
Seraituse
Hit Run Driver Tobin Fined on Control Charge
Edward T Tobin of Cazenovia was fined 15 by Justice of the Peace Tom Davis for failure to have vehicle under control and failure to report a change of address. The leaving the scene charge was withdrawn after testimony. Tobin claimed he would pay expenses and return for the injured boy John Link. Sheriff’s deputies traced the accident vehicle to a parking lot among 10 cars before Tobin reported to the DA.
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Socght
Auver
Edward T. Tobin
Cazenovia
Sheriff's S Office
Leo Beebe
Albert Gordon
Link
jTobin
District Attorney's Office
Empire Express Ride for New York Hero Jimmy
Eleven year old Jimmy Colcough narrowly escaped a serious crash after spotting a defective rail. He rode the Empire State Express in the cab from Albany to Syracuse with Central officials presenting gifts and a letter guaranteeing future consideration for a railroad career.
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Albany
Jimmy Colcough
Empire State Express
Central
Syracuse
Jimmy
Police Probe Chauffeur Kidnap Report
Two Syracuse detectives head for Amsterdam to probe a 42 year old chauffeur's claim that three gunmen forced him to drive there. He says abductors struck him, left him near Wolf Hollow after Utica gas stop, and a passerby freed him. This marks a second reported approach involving the same driver.
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Amsterdam
Harold Kelly
John Klotz
Thomas Drummer
Sir S. McBridest
Paul Shipman Andrews
Wolf Hollow
Geddes
Drummer
Bim
Rmal
Andrews
Utica
Packing Company
Montgomery
Harrison Sis
Ore
Mayor's Aids Ask Capital Works Funds
The Capital Improvement Committee studied four department recommendations for capital improvements. Public Works, Parks, Schools, and City Engineering urged projects including street surfacing, equipment purchases, garage space, and school repairs. Plans cover this year and a six year program.
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Mayor’s
Aids Ask Capital Works Funds
CATWS
Frank J. Cosello
Raymond H. Dodge
William A. Barry
David H. Patton
Nelson F. Pitts
Dodge
Barry
Burnet Park
Patton
Croton
Montgomery
McKinley School
Pitts
Bill seeks larger State Fair Commission in New York
Assemblyman Lawrance M. Rulison proposes expanding the temporary State Fair Commission from 16 to 17 members and allows the Governor to appoint four instead of three. Ciullan S. Forsythe of Syracuse would vacate his chair as he retires. Forsythe must be replaced by a legislator. The measure would enable broader appointments, including one non legislative member, while a vacancy and succession process remains.
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Rerald-Journal Wire
Albany
Lawrance M. Rulison
Syracuse
State Fair Commission
Ciellan S. Forsythe
Fred S. Hollowell
Senate
Assembly
Forsythe
Mex
Forsuythe
Mort
Masonic Lodge Installs Dernier as Master at 300th Communication
Dernier Sea and Field Lodge 7933 FL and AM installed Arthur C Dernier as master at the lodge's 300th stated communication. Officers named include senior warden Lloyd White Jr, junior warden Orrin, junior master of ceremonies Iain Sarah and Standley Palmer. Trustees Raymond Smith and Homer B Wilson. installing officer James Armstrong with William Cummings as marshal.
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Sea and Field Lodge
FL & AM
Arthur C Dernier
pCi
Charles
Lloyd IE ‘White, Jr
Orrin
Iain Sarah
Standley Palmer
Stew
Asa Mosner
Jorepn iMedicis
Earl F Parrington
Usaymond Smith
Homer B. Wilson
Postoffice Seeks Sedan or Truck Hire
The post office department seeks to hire one sedan or a half to three-quarter-ton truck for mail and special delivery. Postmaster Myren J. Parkinson announced the plan, with a one year term starting next February. Applicants may address the superintendent in room 147, Federal.
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Depertrernt
Myren J. Parkinson
Ap Mextion Manks
Ohana
Muti
Democrats Battle Over Coyne Appointment to County Service Board
Democrats continue to clash over William M. Coyne's appointment to the Onondaga County Divis Service Commission. The Republican majority made the selection despite Democratic opposition led by Supervisor Clarence M. Oswald and other Democrats, citing Coyne's prior party ties and a lack of Democratic vote. Meanwhile Red Cross fund drive plans proceed with Warren Bentley and Gerry Dietz named to advance gifts roles, highlighting leadership and long service in community fundraising efforts.
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Jamonx
William M. Corne
Onondaga County Divit Service Commission
Clarence M. Oswald
Everest
Petitten
James Mt
Mead
Coyne
F Coyne
Board of Supervisors
Ize
Mondry
Jabie
Fe 1S
iCovne
Proites
Francis J. “Savage
Josseal J. Eyre
Paul Fitzpatrick
Jgeas
Edward ©. McNally
Warren Bentler
A. J. Mel
Gerry Dietz
Rola
Melinghman
Rele
Red Cross
F McNally
W .Warren Bentley
Red Cross Advance Gifts
Edward B. McNally
Fight
Bentley
Coyne’s Civil Service Post Sparks Democratic Disharmony
Coyne, now Democratic civil service commissioner, says he was available when approached. He did not vote or register in 1938, and his appointment by Republicans has embarrassed the Democratic Party and disrupted party harmony, with no Democratic votes from the Board of Supervisors. The remark suggests Coyne aided a Republican scheme affecting a true Democratic appointment.
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Coyne
Board of Supervisors
Republcans
Custody Hearing Placed Over Boy Carl Loughnot
Justice Sears and referees hear full day of testimony in the fight between Shirley Loughnot of Fairfield Missouri and Carl Loughnot of Clay for custody of 11 year old Carl David Loughnot. The report and recommendation are due today.
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Whetner
Carl David Loughnot
Shirley Loughnot
Fairfield
Carl L. Loughnot
Clay
Clifford H. Sears
Frank J. Cregg
Sears
Loughnot
Frank DelVecchio
Sfather. i
Federal Service Positions Open for Typists and Stenographers
John Ashe announces open federal exams for permanent clerk positions with no education requirements. Applicants aged 17 to 62 may apply. stenographers must dictation test at 86 words per minute. Roles located in New York with starting pay around $2,284 annually, inquiries to the Federal Building.
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John Ashe
Civil Service Ion
Ashe
New York
Tel jFeeral
P T A Leaders Attend Course on District Training
Central District Parent-Teacher Association leaders attend a leadership training session Tuesday from 10 AM to 3 PM in the Public Library social room. The course aims to develop the four-point program: school education health world understanding and parent and family life education. Additional sessions are set for Feb 3 March 8 and April 12 with Mrs. Lester Maites coordinating arrangements.
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PAL
Bel
National Congress of Parents
Lester Maites
Nedrow
Parent Education
Larkin Seats Son As Lodge Master
Fort Brewerton Lodge 236 installed F. Maxwell Larkin as lodge master with Larkin as installing officer flanked by Arthur Gloude and Fish Nichols. Regular officers named include Edward Kopf George Post Ronald Mackenzie Prentiss Williams Wilbur Galster Frederick Galster and others with Wayne Philips and James Feyder among the posts.
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Flove Larkin
Fort Brewerton Lodge
F. Maxwell Larkin
Arthur Gloude
Fish Nichols
Ying Marshal
Food for Israel Campaign Opens at 9 A M Tomorrow
Approximately 364 workers will man three teams at 9 A M as Syracuse hosts a citywide Food for Israel drive. The goal is 40,000 pounds of food shipped to Israel, with vegetables, fruit, fats, milk, coffee and fish among items collected. Bags from 19 homes will be brought to the Jewish Community Center for packing under Willims Gardner and 31 Howardy Stone. All Jewish organizations in the city have joined, led by the Fae Zonkst Organization and Hadassah with support from B nai B’rith and the Jewish Community Center council.
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Food For Israel
Syracuse
Israeli Supply Commission
Israel
Jewish Communityly Center
Almond St
Willism¢ Gardner
Howardy
Btone
Fae Zonkst
Syralevee
Hadassah
Junior Hadassah B'nai B'rith
B'nai B'rith F Women
Council of Jewish Women
IZFA
Jewish War Veterans
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
Miz, Tachi
Pioneer Women
Linas
Hradek
Hebrew Free “School
Jewish Community Center
Four Sought By Red Cross in Syracuse Area
Four residents of Syracuse or nearby areas are being sought by the Syracuse Onondaga County Chapter American Red Cross on behalf of relatives in Germany. Target individuals are Hedwig Zielbuhr Lenchen Zielbuhr and Margot Zielbuhr possibly married name Reilmann. One may bear Anna Geyer’s contact. Contact Red Cross Home Service, 743 Warren St.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Germany
Home Service Department of
Red Cross
Hedwig Zielbuhr
Lenchen Zielbuhr
Margot Zielbuhr
United States
Eve
Reilmann
Johanna Tormanski Gulsderet
Anna Geyer
Geyer
Home Service Department of Red Cross
Warren St
Far East Tour for GE Engineer Haedecke
A. D. Haedecke, engineer in General Electric's Receiver Division, will leave this week for a Far East tour as a special investigator on radio receivers for the International General Electric organization. He will conduct service seminars in key Pacific islands and Asian cities.
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A. D. Haedecke
General Electric Cou
Far East
International General Electric Organization
Haedecke
Pacific Islands
Asia
Rotary Hears Educator on Four Horsemen of the Apes
Dr G El teamon of Ontario argued that science must serve humanity, warning against a crazed self expression. He cited the Four Horsemen of the Apes as a danger and urged education to install proper aims in schools during a Rotary Club meeting at Hotel.
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G. EL Teamon
Ontario
Reamon
Four Horsemen of the Apes
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