Pine Camp MP detachment fills with ex police veterans
Pine Camp's Military Police roster includes former city policemen and state troopers. Capt. L. L. Brown commands the detachment guarding Watertown and nearby towns, with staff sergeant Cantrell and 12 selectives from NYS Police and local departments. The unit trains in discipline and cooperative policing with civilian authorities.
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William L. Pitts
Herald-Journal
Pine Camp
M.P
Cavalry
Jimmy Legs
Navy
Army
Watertown
Carthage
L. L. Brown
William A. Cantrell
Cantrell
101St
New York National Guard
Albany
1209Th Coast Artillery
121St Cavalry
Rochester
George E. Otis
Pierrepont Manor
Ernest C. Bailey
College Avenue
Ithaca
Adam J. Hrostowski
Baxter Street
Binghamton
Albert Perry
Danville
M.p.'s
Selective Service
Binghamton Chosen for W F W Parley Officers Named
Saratoga Springs reports that Binghamton will host the Veterans of Foreign Wars 1542 State convention. New officers include Commander Paul S. Lawrence of New York and senior vice commander Abraham J. Grobsmith of Syracuse. Auxiliary officers list Ina Angevine Endicott as president and Ada E. Harrison Woodhaven as treasurer, among others.
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Saratoga Springs
Binghamton
Paul S. Lawrence
New York
Abraham J. Grobsmith
Syracuse
Frank Champlin
Gabriel G. Hollander
Brooklyn
Jacob H. Latona
Buffalo
Samuel J. Levy
Alanson W. Swain
College Point
Ina Angevine
Endicott
Martha Brown
Kenmore
Anna F. Curran
Jamaica
Ada E. Harrison
Woodhaven
Katherine Dicranian
Ada Goldberg
Helen Cas‘shty
Zionist Federation Elects Yalow to Central Committee
A. Aaron Yalow, graduate assistant in Syracuse University physics, was chosen for Avakah American Student Zionist Federation’s central administrative committee at the summer school in Liberty. Seymour Melman elected executive secretary, Alfred J. Kahn named chairman of the committee.
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A. A. Yalow
Aaron Yalow
Irving Avenue
Syracuse University
Avakah
Zionist Federation
Liberty
Seymour Melman
New York City
Syracuse
Alfred J. Kahn
Boys State Drafts New Ordinances At Camp
About 600 youths took part in the American Legion Boys State at the Fair Grounds. Mayors and council members were elected for 21 cities with names honoring past state commanders. A 100 piece concert band was formed under director Gorman B Mance with daily rehearsals.
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Senate
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Exposition Halls
Fred L. Stone
Boys' State
Robert H. Anderson
Ithaca
Daniel al Morris
ITI
Syracuse
Patrick Hayes
Buffalo
George J. Ballard
Stewart Manor
Charles Gaetano
Utica
Alfred Ketcham
Newark
James Berry
Richmond Hill
Robert Bingham
New York City
Thomas Walsh
Fulton
David D. Whipple
Medina
Jack Wilson
Marinville
William T. Bird
Oakfield
Robert V. Callahan
Dover Plains
Harry L. Reynolds
Croton Falls
George P. Fulmer
University Avenue
Richard Travers
R. D
Walter Bogutcki
Hazel Avenue
Ernest Carhart
Minoa
William Heck
Gilbert Avenue
Gorman B. Mance
Dr. Gorman
Gordon Ferguson
Steuben County
Parsons Named Defense Council Member
Assemblyman George B. Parsons of Onondaga, longtime Ways and Means and Canals and Waterways chair, was named today by Mayor Marvin to the city's Defense Council to coordinate the local program with state defense measures. John S. Pendergast to assist Muench, who leads the council, as preparations and contacts with agencies continue.
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George B. Parsons
Onondaga
Ways and Means
Canals and Waterways
Marvin
John S. Pendergast
Alexis N. Muench
Muench
Sergei N. Grimm
Wild Animal Tamers Denied by Circus Trainer Court
Al Fred Court, famed trainer, declares there is no such thing as a wild animal tamer. He promotes the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus in Syracuse on Thursday July 17 with up to 800 world class acts, including polar bears, lions, tigers, and educated animals led without firearms. The Big Show features Old King Cole and Mother Goose in a redesigned 1941 spectacle. Also notes Nile Daughters picnic at Otisco Lake hosted by Mrs. Louise Smith with hostesses and reservations leads.
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Alfred Court
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Syracuse
Court
Dad l
Frederic Olsen
Chotre
Trubka
Kovar
D’argena
Sen
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus
W Norman Bel Geddes
Mr. Geddes
Gargantua
Daughters of the Nile
Louise Smith
Otisco Lake
Ada Johnson
Luella Bothwell
Leora Saunders
Mildred Pittman
Travel Back Here Heavy Travel Back Here Heavy
Thousands of Syracusans returned to work after a three day rest and relaxation period. Railways reported heavy traffic with over 20 New York Central special trains and Greyhound operating multiple buses to handle crowds. The jammed highways and crowded upstate resorts reflected the holiday travel, though city eateries saw only fair business.
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New York Central
Central Greyhound
Upstate
Syracuse
Boy and Girl Camps Open Across Syracuse Area
The start of the summer camp season sees 250 boys depart for Camp Woodland at Kibble Lake with over 1,000 boys expected, while Camp Hoover and Camp Lincoln also open near Tully and Oneida Lake respectively. The Camp Fire Girls run a Willow Bay day camp and senior scouts prepare for a wilderness program in the Adirondacks from July 26 to Aug 30.
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Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Syracuse
Boy Scout
Woodland
Kibble Lake
Constantia
Hoover
Onondaga Curl Scout
Long Lake
Tully
Lincoln
Oneida Lake
Cleveland
Willow Bay
Pauline K. Steinbach
Boy Scouts
Ram's Gulch
Jamesville
Adirondack Mountains
Racquet Lake
Life insurance as a defense morale pillar in wartime
The column argues that “business as usual” must become better service, noting life insurance strengthens national morale through family security. It says defense work and volunteer efforts rise, but the key is workers improving their regular jobs. The Institute of Life Insurance invites inquiries and addresses readers nationwide.
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Institute
Institute of Life Insurance
Enat 42Nd St
New York City
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