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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1945
Page
6
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The War Manpower Commission plans to retain or remove controls based on needs for 60 days. Controls stay where essential industry shortages persist or inter area orders remain outstanding. Removal should avoid hindering material production for the South Pacific and match civilian production expansion and unemployment trends.
Tenants facing eviction should contact the OPA area rent office for guidance. Augustus C. Stevens says many believe a notice alone compels removal, but OPA cannot order evictions. Evictions are ordered by local courts, with OPA potentially appearing as friend of the court if no bad faith action is found.
A recent Traffic Court session fined several offenders. Allee W Harper of East Syracuse paid 35 dollars for two violations, including driving without an operator's license and speeding. Henry Qualtrini of Oswego was fined 15 dollars for driving on the wrong side and 10 dollars for leaving the curb.
Judge Malpass warned youths that intoxication is not a legal excuse as three men. were sent to Elmira Reformatory and two months of probation given for petty theft. Lee A. Martin 21 pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny after claiming drunkenness. Wheeler Freeman 29 received second degree rape charges. Eugene Phill St Thomas Jacks 20 and Wild M Carroll 16 faced burglary and larceny counts after thefts in Genesee Street stores. Carroll also pleaded to two burglary charges and attempted sodomy.
Lt John L Foster arrives home from 15 months in German captivity to his wife Margaret Bush and their month-old son. He recalls hardships, Red Cross aid, and the long wait for news and a birth photo. Foster served with the Eighth Air Force in England before capture and was freed by the Russians in March.
The city unveils a two year effort led by the Municipal Service Bureau to reclassify every department. Notices of new allocations go to employees Tuesday with appeal rights. The system aims to curb favoritism, broaden transfer paths, and base promotions on standardized criteria across clerical, finance, street, park, sewer, and recreation groups, with new career tracks in city planning and recreation.
City pools and playgrounds start summer operations tomorrow though a lifeguard shortage will shut nine pools at full capacity. Several pools will run hours from 10 AM to 8 PM, others from noon to 5 PM with rules against swimming after 5 PM. Public safety measures include police patrols at Onondaga Park. residents report broken glass injuring feet and violations of park rules.
Frederick Dix, son of Mrs. Alexander F. Dix of North Syracuse, served with American Rangers in their first combat action destroying five German heavy guns. He was wounded by shrapnel on December 7 and evacuated to a base hospital before flying home. Dix trained in Florida and Dover England, then served two years with Rangers before combat.
Walter Fox former Chamber of Commerce director outlined the Herald Journal Safety Division learn to swim campaign to run during July weeks including July 16. Lifeguards appointed to city pools were noted, with a list of local names and addresses connected to the effort.
The Boys Club announces Camp Zerbe at Lake Lorraine near Williamstown for 168 boys aged 10 to 15, two weekly sessions in July and August. Camp Sky Top operates from the Boys' Club building at 420 E Genesce St with ages 7 to 9 in a one week program led by David Cohen, with Milton Lepkin assisting.
Major Amann in Washington by Richard Iamann recalls him as Syracuse’s first employee to enter military service. He has returned from Okinawa and is on a special assignment in Washington DC after a brief visit home to see family and take his wife onward. He joined Federal service in 1931 as a first lieutenant and served over three years with the Pacific and the Seventh Air Forces.
The 20th reunion of Baldwinsville High School's 25 member teachers training class gathered Saturday for a picnic hosted at Mrs. Harold Suddaby's home near Baldwinsville. Attendees included Mrs. William Lelferman Mrs. Richard Michels Mrs. Glenn Foster and her children Shirley and Robert Mrs. Frank Sheldon and daughter Carol Mrs. Ward Bamburg and daughter Trene Miss Ellenne Dermot Miss Faustina Duns Doris Barney Mrs. Carl Southard and her children Joyce Marcin and Carl.
Robert D. Beardsley, 2416 North Clifford, first assistant master mechanic, retired today as Chief Frank M. Savage announced. He was appointed May 13, 1918, and recently moved to his present position. District Chief Edward G. Moore also retired yesterday after previously resigning.
M G Williams of the Watchtower Society will talk at Southwood School Jamesville at 3 PM about Escape Destruction in the Com and at Fayette City Municipal Building the same day at 3 PM on a United World Under Theocratic Rule.
Syracuse groups oppose the St. Lawrence Seaway legislation, warning Congress that an oceanic seaway would be an economic disaster for the state. The Anti Seaway Coalition, joined by the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers, argues the plan would jeopardize transport and hurt about 50,000 workers in New York.
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