Industry Here Set to Train Defense Men
Syracuse industry pledges to aid the Department of Education in drafting courses and providing instructors for a 300 man apprentice program to prepare skilled workers for national defense. The plan, supported by the Manufacturers Association and local labor groups, cites job prospects after training and requires admission through the New York State Employment Service. The next step is a draft budget by the Department of Education before courses can start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Industry
Department of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Association
New York State Emplavement Services
Syracuse: ‘Federation of Labor
Robert A. Bryant
Armament Resources Committee
New York State Employment Service
Bryant
State Department of Education
G Carl Alverson
Donald M. Kidd
Carleton F. Brown
The
Joseph Teatom
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Frederick E. Norton
Harold S. Pierce
Richard C. Brockway
Dennis F. Sullivan
Charles H. Howard
Harold P. Smith
J. H. Shaw
J. C. Donohue
Norman M. Ross
John W. Howe
B. O. Larsen
Kenneth D. Jaquith
Packard Expands Plants Hire 14000 For War Orders
Detroit July 4 A Packard Motor Car Company plan to expand its plants and hire 14000 more skilled workers hinges on approval of a 9000 Rolls Royce airplane engine contract. President M M Gilman said the 300000000 expansion would fund testing sheds tooling and machinery as directors consider the deal next week raising payroll to about 24000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
M. M. Gilman
Washington
Rolls Royce
United States
Great Britain
Henry Ford
Lost purse with rings returned to Mrs Marie Thomas
A purse found in a store was turned in to Donald Decker at police headquarters. It contained three rings valued at 160 dollars and 20 dollars in bills. The owner, Mrs Marie Thomas of 941374 South State Street, was reunited with her property hours later. The finder refused to reveal her name.
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Marie Thomas
South State Street
Donald Decker
Fall injures churchgoer at Sacred Heart Church
Hurtstead in Fall On Stern, of Church Alexander Piwarski of 106 Wilkinson Street, was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital by ambulance shortly before 8 A.M. today after he fell on the steps of Sacred Heart Church. Hospital attendants reported he suffered a bump on the head which was not considered serious.
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Hurtstead
Stern
Alexander Piwarski
Wilkinson Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
Boy 2 Loses Fingers in Circus Tractor Accident
Mrs. William Ott and her two year old son William Jr. were injured when a circus tractor knocked them down on Ford Avenue bridge near McCarthy Island. The boy lost two fingers on his left hand and Mrs Ott suffered a fractured right arm. The driver fled the scene. A second incident involved Gordon Streiene who was crushed between circus wagons, suffering severe injuries to his right foot and knee. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital.
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William Ott
Court Street
William, Jr
St. Joseph’s Hospital
McCarthy’s Island
John Costello
Ene
Ott
Sherrill
Costello
John Luddy
Peru
Ind
Ruling backs 50 cent fee for conditional sales discharges
Attorney General John J. Bennett Jr. ruled the Onondaga County clerk’s office may keep a 50 cent filing fee for conditional sales discharges. Deputy Clerk Henry Goldacker confirmed the fee will stay unless courts change it. Lawyers argue for 10 cents amid amendments conflicts. The new compulsory filing law went into effect Monday.
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John J. Bennett
Onondaga
Henry Goldacker
Goldacker
Three Rifles and Cash Stolen From City Homes
Theodore Cook of 204 West Adams Street reported the disappearance of three rifles from his home. He added three more expensive guns and two portable radios were in the same room. In a separate report, Mrs. Abe Tennebaum of 823 East Raynor Avenue said $55 was taken from a bankbook belonging to a niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Cook
West Adams Street
Woman Locked Out Reopened by Firemen Ladder Rescue
Responding to a telephone call for assistance, Hook and Ladder 5 rushed to the home of Mrs. Edna Hughes at 1109 East Genesee Street last night. A ladder was placed against a second story window and after a fireman gained entry, he unlocked the door from within.
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Hook and Ladder 5
Edna Hughes
East Genesee Street
S P C A Shelter Cares for 1029 Animals in Half Year
The S P C A shelter at 321 Wallace Street reports 1,029 animals in the first six months, up 7 from last year. June totals show 354 dogs with 94 strays, 19 homes, 18 returned to owners, 74 at the shelter, 243 destroyed. 642 cats with 53 homes, 31 at the shelter, 558 destroyed. Six rabbits, five turtles, five doves, a chicken, a fox, a horse, and a monkey were admitted or on hand. Shelter vehicles logged 1,652 miles, with 73 of 152 calls for emergencies.
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S.P.C.A
Wallace Street
J. Henry Cassidy
Hosts to Refugee Children Must Attest Responsibility
The Americanization League urged hosts to attest they will support and supervise refugee children. Miss Curtin said many English families seek to take in children and forms are available to detail dependents, finances, and responsibility, with consular reporting via Western Union.
Taylor Dies Of Injuries In Solvay-Troy Incident
Donald Taylor 21, a former Solvay resident, died from injuries after being struck by a car at Samaritan Hospital in Troy. Syracuse police sought family contacts, finding cards with the addresses of Mrs. Mary Taylor, Starr G. Taylor, and Douglas Taylor. Starr Taylor, Donald’s uncle, requested notification of his mother Mrs. James Courey in Cleveland.
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Donald Taylor
Solvay
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Syracuse
Mary Taylor
Milton Avenue
Starr G. Taylor
Tallman Street
Douglas Taylor
North Hanover
Mass
Starr Taylor
Andrew Morabito Missing From Home
Police sought help in finding 24 year old Andrew Morabito who left 725 East Laurel Street June 26 and has not been seen since. His wife Angela Morabito requested assistance from authorities in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Morabito
East Laurel Street
Morabito
Angela Morabito
Auto Mishap Hurts Woman
Mrs. Clara Sable, 65, of 517 South Townsend Street, suffered a head injury early today in an accident at Montgomery and Harrison Streets. Her husband George Sable, 65, of South Townsend Street, and a cab driver Michael Amarando of 123 Delhi Street were involved. Patrolmen Russell Malcolm and William Richards issued Sable a summons for reckless driving. Mrs. Sable was not seriously injured and was taken home. In a separate incident, Joseph F. Moore, 30, of 73415 East Adams Street, escaped injury when his car jumped the curb on James Street, knocking over a parking meter and a light pole. Moore told officers that his car went out of control while avoiding another car. The pole toppled onto Moore’s car. In Vatican News, British Minister Darcy Osborne assured Pope Pius XII the British government would refrain from bombardments that could damage Vatican City.
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Clara Sable
South Townsend Street
Montgomery and
Harrison Streets
George Sable
Michael ‘Amarando
Delhi Street
Russell Malcolm
William Richards
Sable
James Street
Moore
Stewart Heller
Harold Shea
89 year old V S Cramer flies to New York City
Volney S. Cramer of 2332 Midland Avenue rode a first air flight from Syracuse to LaGuardia aboard an American Airlines jet. He enjoyed a seven course chicken dinner served by Dorothy Mirabel and was met at Great Neck by James Lewis. He plans to return Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lewis.
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Volney S. Cramer
Midland Avenue
New York City
American Airlines
Syracuse
Cramer
LaGuardia Field
Dorothy Mirabel
Nant Erwin
V. Lewis
Mr. Cramer
James Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Great Neck
Liederkranz Auxiliary Dinner Anniversary Meeting
Liederkranz Auxiliary will hold an anniversary dinner Monday at 6 30 P M in the Liederkranz Club. Mrs Albert Krupp is chairman with committee members including Mrs C C Schoeneck Mrs Roland Goettle Mrs Carl Wolfram Mrs Orpha Quinn Mrs Edith Kuntsch Mrs George Fix Mrs Paul Harbach Mrs Ray Thomasmeyer Mrs Hans Brand Mrs Sara Smith Mrs Blanche Berger Mrs Elmer Trautman Mrs Emma Ray Mrs Thomas Boyce and Mrs Charles McKay.
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Liederkranz Club
Liederkranz
Albert Krupp
C. C. Schoeneck
Roland Goettle
Carl Wolfram
Orpha Quinn
Edith Kuntsch
George Fix
Paul Harbach
Ray Thomasmeyer
Hans, Brand
Sara Smith
Gasoline Station Burglarized. Cigaret Machine Looted
Acting Detective Thomas Leach reported a burglary at a South State and Burt Streets gasoline station. The operator Cosmo Dadalo of 321 Hawley Avenue found the break in after entry via a broken window and the cigaret vending machine contents were stolen.
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South State
Burt Streets
Thomas Leach
Cosmo Dadalo
Hawley Avenue
Marvin Helps Clear Way to Start L Job
Mayor Rolland B Marvin visited ten tenants of the D L and W Railroad whose leases blocked a 6 500 000 grade crossing elimination project. Agreements reached will clear the way for a temporary track while ground is prepared for demolition and relocation of materials. City Engineer Nelson F Pitts and Stewart F Hancock assisted as tenants agreed to move materials and allow wrecking and demolition in the coming days to restore construction progress.
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Rolland B. Marvin
D. L. & W. Railroad
Nelson F. Pitts
Stewart F. Hancock
Marvin
Mann & Hunter Lumber Company
B. & R. Metal Company
Wilson & Greene Lumber Company
A. Cooper Metal Company
Uuruhirs
Hancock
Mann & Hunter
Pitts
Elmhurst Contracting Company
Hoffman Plant Receives 30000 Contract for Hospital Laundry Units
U S Hoffman Machinery reports a $30000 contract for ten giant laundry units for the new Philadelphia State Hospital. The project adds to a flood of orders keeping operations near capacity with about 450 workers on 50 hour weeks. All staff will get a paid week’s vacation next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Plant
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Company
Philadelphia State Hospital
Billfold Lost, $18 Missing, Found in Clinton Square
Edward Barry of 107 Matty Avenue Mattydale reported a lost billfold yesterday afternoon. It was found this morning near Clinton Square near the Soldiers and Sailors Monument by Gene A. Fournier of 721 South Salina Street. Barry’s driving license and Social Security card were inside though $18 was gone. the finder turned it over to Police Sergt. Andrew Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barry
Matty Avenue
Mattydale
Barry
Gene A. Fournier
South
Salina Street
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Clinton Square
Andrew Krause
Missionary Groups Plan Summer School at Cazenovia Seminary
Missionary groups of the Central New York Methodist Conference will hold their annual summer school at Cazenovia Seminary from Monday through Sunday. Mrs. George Fisher of Dewitt serves as dean. The program splits into Camp Wesleyan for girls and Camp Asbury for women, with a special two day program Thursday and Friday for partial attendance.
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Central New York Methodist Conference
Cazenovia Seminary
George Fisher
Dewitt
Camp Wesleyan
Camp Asbury
Fern Expedition Planned Sunday by Local Botany Group
A botany group organized by Herbert Meyer of 802 East Genesee Street will conduct a fern expedition Sunday. Meeting at 11 A.M. at 516 South Clinton Street, the group will travel to Clark State Reservation near Jamesville. Meyer's group notes Onondaga County likely has more fern varieties than anywhere in the country and have previously found Hart’s tongue and walking fern on prior outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Meyer
East Genesee Street
South Clinton Street
Clark State Reservation
Jamesville
Onondaga County
Meyer
502 Fired at Fair As Attendance Lags
New York July 4 Dramatic personnel reductions totaling 502 due to weak attendance at the World's Fair were announced by Harvey D Gibson board chairman. He said 200 were discharged yesterday and 302 others had resigned or been discharged in the last weeks.
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New York
Harvey D.gibson
Gibson
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