Governorship Battle Roars At Empire Boys State Rally
Spirited campaigning fills Empire Boys State at the State Fair Grounds as two parties prepare slates for tomorrow's gubernatorial election. Delegates rally in the 4-H Building while wall placards urge votes for McEwen Cliff and Toom FitzSimons. Balloting starts tomorrow with results via the camp newspaper Herald-Post and Thursday inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Boys’ State
State Fair Ground
McEwen
Cliff
Toom FitzSimons
Agricultural Machinery
Boys’ and
Herald-Post
Wilder
American Legion
Rolland B. Marvin
Syracuse
Herbert Lehman
Oneida Man Receives 10 to 20 Year Sentence
Judge Malpass imposes a 10 to 20 year term on Glenn Tucker for a June 5 statutory offense. Antonio DePaolis, deemed insane, committed to Matteawan after earlier assault charges. Others receive probation for varied offenses, including bigamy pleas by Bertha Mastin and petty larceny cases in Syracuse area courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteawan State Hospital
Frank P. Malpass
Glenn Tucker
Oneida
Antonio DePaolis
East Division Street
Matteawan
Ash Street
DePaolis
Clemente Biglio
Bertha F. Mastin
Elizabeth
N. J
Alton F. Mastin
Howard F. Root
Baldwinsville
Harlow Holcomb
East Seneca
Fahey Held for Grand Jury in Parking Lot Theft
John J. Fahey aged 29 of 118 Whittier Avenue pleaded not guilty in Police Court to second degree grand larceny after waiving examination. He was ordered held for the Grand Jury for stealing a car owned by Sidney Marshall of 565 Cedar Street from a parking lot in the 500 block of South Warren Street on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Fahey
Whittier Avenue
Fahey
Sidney Marshall
Cedar Street
South Warren Street
Marmola Tablets Promise Weight Loss Diet Aid
Advertises Marmola Tablets as a long standing weight loss aid for adults with thyroid related obesity. Claims over thirty years of sales and distribution of more than a figure of boxes. Encourages sensible dieting and exercise and advises physician input for weight concerns. Offers two boxes for immediate trial.
Council Sets July 15 as Outing Date
Common Council held an all business session approving an outing at Syracuse Yacht and Country Club on July 15. A local law amendment changed the gross income tax wording to selling gas electricity and similar services to align with state law. Parking and loading zone changes were approved, and planning changes for several properties were ratified. Police fire and city sealer officials were authorized to attend conventions.
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Common Council
Syracuse
and Country Club
South Bay
Park Street
East Water Street
Willow Street
Belden Avenue
Liberty Street
King Street
Taylor Street
Planning Commission
West Genesee Street
Willis Avenue
Shennard Street
Florence Avenue
Salina Street
William E. Rapp
Edward W. Gieselman
Fire Department
James H. Cahill
Rail Wreck Blocks Watertown Line
A broken truck on a freight train blocked the Syracuse Watertown line of the New York Central Railroad for several hours. The incident occurred at 6 40 AM between Mallory and Central Square, detouring at least one west bound train via Oswego.
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Watertown
Syracuse-Watertown
New York Central Railroad
Mallory
Central Square
Oswego
Syracuse
Indian Man Sentenced 90 Days For Disorderly Conduct
Isaac Henhawk a 52 year old St. Regis Indian pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after threatening to throw a lit lamp at his wife and children on a Saturday night Deputy Otto arrested him on the complaint of Mrs Henhawk She said she took the lamp and he fled to a friend's home on the reservation Judge Jay H Ireland ordered 90 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary at Jamesville and return to Hogansburg on the St. Regis Reservation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Henhawk
St. Regis
Onondaga County
Jamesville
Hogansburg
Jay H. Ireland
Onondaga Hill
Henhawk
Charles Otto
Lester H. Rawlings
Sheriff's Office
Otto
Ireland
Hoganshburg
Rotary Club Elects LaCasse as New President for 1941 42
W. Bert Lacasse was elected president of the Rotary Club for 1941 42 and will preside at Friday noon’s luncheon in the Onondaga Hotel. Other new officers include Robert C. Hesmer as first vice president Orville S. Osborne treasurer Abe P. Madden registrar P A Hopkins sergeant at arms and Frank W. Weedon secretary beginning his 30th term. Lester Herzog WPA administrator upstate will speak at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bert LaCasse
Rotary
Rotary Club
Onondaga Hotel
Robert C. Hesmer
Orville S. Osborne
Abe P. Madden
P. A. Hopkins
Frank W. Weedon
Kenneth D. Jaquith
Lester Herzog
WPA
Indian Man Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
Isaac Henhawk an Onondaga Reservation resident pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace lay Ireland at Onondaga Hill to disorderly conduct. He was arrested Sunday after threatening his wife and children and allegedly threatened to shoot Deputy Sheriff C R Otto. He received a 90 day sentence to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Henhawk
Onondaga Reservation
Justice of the Peace Lay Ireland
Onondaga Hill
C. R. Otto
Red Cross mobilizes clothing drive to meet end of year quota
Volunteers at 525 South Warren Street begin mass production after a month of material shortages. Eighteen cutters under Mrs. William P. MacDonald estimate 500 dresses daily while home sewing continues for thousands of garments including sweaters, skirts, shirts, and layettes as the seventh quota more than doubles prior totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
525 South Warren Street
William P. MacDonald
William B. Gere
James Keith Ross
New St. Peter's Lutheran Pastor Assumes His Post
The Rev Viggo Swensen succeeds Rev Robert Barkley as pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran Church Syracuse begins duties today. He will live at 350 Garfield Ave and preach next Sunday. Swensen previously led St. Paul's Lutheran Narrowsburg since March 1935 and organized several church programs.
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Robert Barkley
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Viggo Swensen
Syracuse
Garfield Avenue
St. Peter's
Swensen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Narrowsburg
Luther League
Men's Brotherhood
Gettysburg Seminary
Huntington
L. L
Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess
Hood College
Frederick
Car Ditching In Downpour Sends Youth To Safety
Marcellus youth Robert W. Evans, 18, escaped a four roll car crash on the Skaneateles Road in yesterday’s thunderstorm with arm and scalp cuts and a minor concussion after his car left the road. He was revived at a nearby farmhouse and remained under care at home. In the city, Frank M. Huntoon, 60, head injury after a collision with Michael Mosher’s car at Burnet Avenue and North McBride Street. Donald Winslow, 5, escaped with bruises from another incident on East I Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus
Marcellus-Skaneateles
Robert W. Evans
Skaneateles
Fred
Little Falls Woman Seeks 5000 From City Over Neck Injury
Amela Andrilla of 104 Diamond Street Little Falls filed a notice to sue the City of Syracuse for 5000 claiming a broken neck from an Erie Boulevard East accident on May 30. She rode with Raymond Eckard of 101 Diamond Street Little Falls. she alleges the car struck an uneven road causing her injury and a six month incapacity.
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Little Falls
Amela Andrilla
Diamond Street
Syracuse
Erie Boulevard
East
Raymond Eckard
Thompson Road
Camp Fire Girls Lunch Wednesday at University Club
Onondaga Council Camp Fire Girls executive board holds a 12 15 P M luncheon Wednesday at the University Club. Mrs Clayton C Spencer presides. Attending are Mrs R M Allison president of Women of Monarch Miss Esther Smith executive secretary and Mrs S T Hart chair of the Guardians Association.
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Camp Fire Girls
Onondaga Council of
University Club
Clayton C. Spencer
R. M. Allison
Women of Monarch
Esther Smith
S. T. Hart
Guardians’ Association
City Airport Expansion to Be Extended
The Syracuse airport expansion, tied to defense training use, will extend the north south runway by 1,000 feet and widen turf runways to 4,000 feet. The project costs total about 283,000 and push total airport costs near 1,300,000. Army fliers indicate full use by next month with a permanent communications detail to be based there.
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Syracuse
Belle Isle
Army
Four Syracuse Friends Split by Draft Again at Army Camps
Albert F. Adams William Leskowski Carl Rimmler and John Dotterer once inseparable childhood chums from Syracuse have been drafted under the Selective Service Act. Adams is sent to Fort Dix New Jersey Leskowski to Camp Stewart Georgia Rimmler to Fort Meade Maryland and Dotterer remains at Camp Lee Virginia as the Army disperses them again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Albert F. Adams
William Leskowski
Carl Rimmler
John Dotterer
Syracuse
Camp Lee
Army
Adams
Fort Dix
N. J
Leskowski
Camp Stewart
Rimmler
Fort Meade
Dotterer
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Malpass
Ted Jones
Asher Borton
Weeder Nellis
Thomas Baxter
Laverne Wright
James Kuiskern
Ernest Phillips
Henry Jewitt
Penn Yan
MacNider
Council
Syracuse Yacht Club
Auburn
Oswere
Falten, Ution
Ithaca
South Salina
East Jefferson
New
Mrs. Swensen
Robert
Thomas
Nancy
Edward J. Ryan
East Adams Street
Allen
LE Roy
Nth
God
P. M. Herron
Auburn, N. Y
Hal
Grover D. Hudson
Oneida, WN. Y
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