City to Move Upstate CCC Supply Depot to Syracuse
Col. John R. Kelly announces the relocation of the upstate New York Civilian Conservation Corps supply depot from Schenectady to Syracuse to serve 33 CCC camps. A staff of 30 will move, with 20 to 30 Syracuse residents gaining employment, and space needs exceed 60 000 square feet with offices and depot facilities planned.
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Ivilian Conservation Corps
New York
Syracuse
John R. Kelly
Kelly
Erie Boulevard
Irving J. Phillipson
Second Corps
First Army
Emer Leager
CCC
Schenectady
Cary C. Hutchinson
Phillipson
Fred Lehr
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John S. Pendergast
Municipal Research
Cornel Kelly
New York State
Yeager
CCCI
Seserang Aonansa
Inj
Damtentan Dand
Emer Yeager
Join R. Kells
Disappearance of Syracuse Couple Sparks Police Search
Police hunt for Albert J. Donadio and his wife Mary Donadio who have been missing for a week. Their children were dropped off at Mary’s mother’s home yesterday and cannot explain the disappearance. Sister Mrs. Cartini provided the information to investigators.
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Syracuse
Albert J. Donadio
Dudley Street
Mary Donadio
Mary Cartini
Solar Street
Donadio
Doinadio
Cartini
Milk Price- Hearing Plan Is Rejected
Secretary Henry A. Wallace denied a request by the Metropolitan Co operative Milk Producers Bar gaining Agency for a hearing on milk prices after August 1. Ralph C Norton protested the decision noting producers expected a hearing after May amendments and urged a higher Class I rate than the current 2.45 per hundredweight.
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Metropolitan Co-operative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Ralph C. Norton
Wallace
Norton
Mir. Walace
Syracuse Police Contribute $50 to World’s Fair Bombing Reward
Syracuse police join metropolitan authorities in offering 50 toward the reward for the capture of those responsible for the July 4 bombing at the New York World’s Fair that killed two New York City patrolmen Detectives Lynch and Socha.
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Syracuse
New York City
William E. Rapp
Lewis J. Valentine
Chief Rapp
Jlynch
Illustrious Torpedo Claim Questioned by Bermuda Honeymoon Visitor
George H. Bond Jr arrives in Syracuse after a Bermuda honeymoon to dispute Nazi reports that the British carrier Illustrious was torpedoed. Bond, who wed Sally Pyle May 24 at Far Hills New Jersey, met Illustrious officers in Hamilton and later observed the ship from a clipper plane after returning to the United States.
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Illustrious
George H. Bond, Jr
Syracuse
Bermuda
Bond
Sally Pyle
Far Hills
N. J
Hamilton
Ireland Island
United States
Darrell Island
Quints Urged to Attend Worlds Fair for Refugee Aid
The Dionne quintuplets, healthy but sought for relief work, may be pressed to appear at the New York Worlds Fair to raise funds. Henry Modell, head of the Smaller Business Association of NY NJ CT, proposes bringing the quints to the fair to gather at least 3 million dollars to help place 6,000 children in American homes for a year. Support includes backing from 1,500 association members and appeals to royal figures, though past offers for appearances have been refused. The drive aims to ease the refugee crisis while preserving the quints Canadian home.
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New York
British Isles
Smaller Business Association of
New Jersey
Connecticut
Henry Modell
Association
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Lord Lothian
United States
Quints
Omaha Overrun by Rabbits Plague Stirs City Agencies
Omaha Nebraska July 6 1947 Rabbits flood streets and yards as police Humane Society and housewives scramble for a remedy Captain Rose weighs options while John Welch proposes figure four traps using three sticks a box and carrot bait Firearms and poison are ruled out and fear of Tularemia may be driving hunters away officials seek humane solutions to curb the growing rabbit problem
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Omaha, Neb
Humane Society
Omaha
Martha de France
Frank Rose
C. M. Wilhelmj
Creighton University
Pennies Shortage Hits City As Meters Demand Rises
A penny shortage grips the city as increased taxes on cigarettes and theater tickets boost penny needs for change. Banks hoard and buy hundreds of thousands of pennies while meter users and newsboys push the price, and state workers claim immunity from parking fees.
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United States Mint
Philadelphia
Syracuse Bank
Harry H. Farmer
William E. Rapp
Attorney General's Office
Summer High School band final registration and signup
Final registration for the Syracuse Summer High School band and instrumental course is Monday at 9 AM in the Central High gym. Classes start 8:30 AM Tuesday. John V. Sackett directs the band with many students already listed across flutes clarinets saxophones and brass sections.
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Syracuse Summer High School
Central High School
John V. Sackett
George Hambrecht
Alan Clark
Ruth Adams
Pauline Austin
Wesley Brinkman
Betty Burke
Robert Carlton
Enma Lou DeSilva
Nicholas DiMartino
Annette Freiberger
Jane Chase
Katherine Fitzgerald
Robert Hill
Melvin Rifkin
Emma Jean Sherman
William Stack
Eloise Braun
Polly Callahan
Harry Gorman
William Jacoby
Kenneth Tyan
Frederick Haines
Richard Stein
Robert Jacoby
Donald Milburn
Joseph Lovell
Angelo Garzio
Burton Ellis
Warren Russell
John Saxton
Carl Anderson
David Pierce
Donald Shaver
Leo Hepfner
James Gere
Jane West
Jack Schott
William Gyatt
U S Prepares For Sanitation In War Game
Edward LaValley a junior sanitarian in Syracuse is assigned to the Northern New York Army maneuvers area to supervise a sanitation program. Sanitation engineers will inspect tourist camps hotels restaurants and similar facilities across six counties before maneuvers begin. The effort aims to ensure safe water milk food handling and proper sewage disposal for troops civilians and camp followers. AMIDON WILL FILED The Baldwinsville will of George O Amidon leaves a 4600 estate to Neva Palmer and names her as executrix leaving out a brother.
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Edward LaValley
Syracuse
State Health Department
New York Army Maneuvers
Philip J. Rafle
LaValley
Melbourne Avenue
Albany
C. A. Holmquist
Jefferson
St. Lawrence
Clinton
Essex
Lewis
Franklin
Holmquist
Amidon
George O. Amidon
Baldwinsville
Neva Palmer
John Amidon
Field of 91 Entries Nar Rows Down
The Herald-Journal reports the contest to honor Central New York's typical family narrowed from 91 entries with a final decision due late today. The winner will receive a free World's Fair vacation with a Ford car and chauffeur, transportation to New York City, FHA home airgrounds, and clothing from Sears Roebuck, all expenses paid through the trip.
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Herald-Journal
New York
Herald-American
Reading Meter May Cost Man an Eye
Gordon L. Mallison of Cortland employed by Mohawk Gas Co. Inc. was injured while reading an underground fluid tank gauge near Marcellus. The cap blew off under pressure and struck his left eye. he is under care at Syracuse Memorial Hospital with condition to be determined in coming days.
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Gordon L. Mallison
Cortland
Mohawk Gas Company, Inc
Mallison
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Marcellus
Picnic Marks Bethany Church Vacation Bible School Close
More than 100 Bethany Baptist Church members attended a picnic at Suburban Park to conclude a two week vacation Bible School. The event was directed by Mrs. Helen Murphy with help from the school's faculty including Mrs. Thelma Brent, Mrs. Agnes Black, and Mrs. Clara McKinney.
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Bethany Baptist Church
Suburban Park
Helen Murphy
Thelma Brent
Agnes Black
Clara McKinney
Entries Open for Poultry Show at New York State Fair
Entries are being received for the poultry show at the New York State Fair August 25 to September 2. Bar ney W. Mosher reports many specialty clubs will hold annual shows within the fair, with the Crested Fowl Club of America staging its eastern meeting there. Last year’s entries set records across divisions, and Cornell’s E Y Smith will judge turkeys while Franki Jones oversees the production egg show. An exhibition of rare waterfowl varieties will again be featured in the central poultry building pool.
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Barney W. Mosher
Poultry Department
Mosher
Crested Fowl Club of America
Plymouth Rock Club
E. Y. Smith
Cornell University
Franki< Jones
New York State
Syracusan Named By VFW Auxiliary
Mrs. Lillian Schleuter of Brooklyn was elected president of the New York State Department Ladies' Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Elected with her were Ina Angevine Endicott senior vice president Martha Brown Kenmore junior vice president Anne Curran New York City chaplain Ada Harrison New York City treasurer H. Katherine Decrani an Syracuse conductress and Adeline Gardner New York City guard.
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Ogdensburg
Lillian Schleuter
Brooklyn
New York State Department
Schleuter
Ina Angevine
Endicott
Martha Brown
Kenmore
Anne Curran
New York City
Ada Harrison
H. Katherine Decranian
Syracuse
Adeline Gardner
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Qeeenanen
Gifford Street
First Trust & Deposit Company
FDIC
Chamber of Commerce
Donald F. Mullin
Ether Chamber
Daily Herald-Journal
Sunday Herald- American
Police of
Summer High School
Terald- Journal
Frances Markey Dwyer
T. Aaron Levy
Leon H. Abbott
Walter D.cavert
J. James Bannon
U.S
Adams Street
Lackawanna
L” Steeles
Bethany Church
VFW
Star Permanent Wave Corp. Cor. S
Gordon
TRE
Wonderbor
Detroit
Manteleone
New Orleans
Congrats
Chicago
Mayflower
Mendey
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