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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1940

Page

2

Governor Lehman To Attend Empire Boys State Inauguration

Governor Lehman will arrive by train at 7 56 tonight to attend the inaugural ceremonies for the empire boys state governor elect at 8 30 P M at the State Fair Ground. He will deliver an address on Americanism while election activity runs feverishly with clashes between Nationalist and Federalist camps.

Lehman Empire Boys State State Fair Ground David Woodall Adams Richard Bernard Islip L. I Howard Griffeths Brockport William Edwards Niagara Falls John Osborn Ithaca Richard Fammand Tevenwsinat Pan Leng Bennett Rockville Center Kenneth Barberman Flushing Morell Brewster Bernard Woodall

Solvay Sells Water Refunding Bonds At 1.6 Percent

Solvay issued seventy five thousand dollars in water refunding bonds at an interest rate of 1.6 percent. The bonds were bought by C. F. Childs & Co. and Sherwood & Co. of New York City, who paid a premium of two hundred eleven dollars on the purchase.

Solvay P.C C. F. Childs & Co Sherwood & Co New York City

Vocational Training Begins For Defense Machinists

The first class of machinists starts at Vocational High School under the national defense program. Donald M. Kidd leads the two month course with about 310 men enrolled across four schools by mid next week. Teachers are paid $2 an hour, averaging $240 monthly. Supervising principals stay on their regular duties.

Donald M. Kidd New York State Employment Service Kidd Vocational Delaware John C. Donohue Bernard O. Larsen Larsen Paul Wilcox Aviation Mechanics’ School Syracuse Buffalo Harold P. Smith State Employment Service

Burns From Stove Blast Fatal To Woman 78

Mrs. Sarah McLean 78 of East Syracuse died at Crouse Irving Hospital after a stove explosion in her kitchen July 2. Her son Chester McLean and a neighbor aided her, but she succumbed to burns and heart condition. She leaves two sons and a brother. Funeral services set at 2 PM tomorrow at 401 Highland Avenue with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Sarah McLean McCool Avenue Syracuse Crouse-Irving Hospital McLean Chester McLean Lean P. Blake McLean East Syracuse Clifford T. McLean Rensselaer John McCrady Lynn Ont Leslie Simon East Syracuse Methodist Church Highland Avenue Woodlawn

Woman and Baby Hurt in Car Crash

Mrs Grace M Carisse age 22 of 258 Fitch Street Mrs Aloretta White age 21 of 314 East Raynor Avenue and Irene White age 2 are recovering at home after a collision Monday when a car driven by Mrs Carisse struck a parked car owned by Donald E Ausman 304 Woodbine Avenue in the 2250 block of South State Street Police say Ausman’s car was empty at the time Patrolmen Davern Case and Joseph Benz reported

Grace M. Carisse Fitch Street Aloretta White Raynor Avenue Irene White Carisse Donald £. Ausman Woodbine Avenue South State Street

S U Cadets Top Riflemen A Tet 227 At Plattsburg

Syracuse University cadets win top two rifle marksman spots at the Plattsburg ROTC camp. Champions are Thomas J. Oklowich of Maspeth and Frederick J. Noel Jr of 115 Circle Road. Dana L. Johnson of Chicago is third. Syracuse Day events and a parade at 4:30 P.M. will be led by Col. Albert B. Kaempfer. The roster lists numerous Syracuse and Manlius School cadets attending the camp with home towns and addresses.

Syracuse University Reserve Officers Training Corps Plattsburg Barracks Thomas J. Oklowich Maspeth Frederick J. Noel, Jr Circle Road Dana L. Johnson Chicago Cornell University Syracuse Manlius Cumberland Head Road Plattsburg Albert B. Kaempfer Cornell Manlius School Reginald Ballantyne Garden City L. II George H. Bangert Buffalo Herman L. Bernhard Hastings-on- Hudson Henry L. Bryant Brockton Mass Robert H. Buse Lloyd J. Currie Ballston Springs Saul Gerson Great Neck L. I Seymour Gerson Duane H. Hallett Fort Devens Jack C. Manzies Hamden Rome John E. Gaynor John G. Green Petersburg Arthur D. Gutman New York City Philip C. Hacker Albany Bernard J. Hartnett Moravia Charles W. Heath Crossett Street Robert L. Heath Herkimer Edward B. Jennings Southport Conn James B. Kaempfer East Adams Street Howard H. Kallusch Devnett Woodrow G. Kleiber New Britain Russell L. Lewis South Salina Street Kenneth J. Martin Horseheads Vokmar A. Megnin Chittenango Isaac A. Morris Clifton Springs Edward O. McCarthy Livingston Avenue George B. Nicholson South Avenue John C. Partridge Seneca Noel R. Phillips Watertown William F. Polk Troy Edward J. Rimkunas Hoosick Falls John W. Roblin Utica Edward B. Salmon James Street Wayne W. Sargent Great Barrington Thomas Sime, Jr Hillsdale Avenue Charles L. Slade Robert R. Smith Niagara Falls Stephen E. Smith Hudson Harold A. Spector Cumberland Avenue Joseph L. Swarthout Hammondsport Victor D. Walaga Robert E. Welter Allen W. Wiegand Rollin Williams Harwood Avenue

State Young Democrats head plansUtica session

Harold R. Moskovit New York Affiliated Young Democrats state president visited Syracuse to confer with Onondaga and nearby county leaders about the biennial state convention set for Utica Hotel Martin August 10 and 11. He spoke at a Cazenovia rally and met Utica Oneida and Madison County chairs to discuss youth platform topics to be submitted to the Democratic party and released after the Albany executive committee meeting.

Harold R. Moskovit Young Democrats of New York Syracuse Onondaga Hotel Martin Utica Mr. Moskovit Young Jeffersonians American Legion Hall Cazenovia William D. Ridyat, Jr Oneida County Young Democrats James T. Roach Martin Angelino Madison County Democratic Party Chicago Albany Moskovit

Typical Family True Sunday at World's Fair

Central New York's Typical Family the Cramers from Syracuse will arrive at the World's Fair Sunday night to occupy a new FHA typical American home. Kenneth Cramer, his wife, and children Richard nine and Gloria seven will be welcomed by World’s Fair officials and travel in a Ford with a chauffeur. Their private car restrictions reflect official guests status as they enjoy a week of private vacation freedom at the exposition.

New York Kenneth Cramer Richard Gloria Herald-Journal Joseph D. Upchurch Cramers Syracuse Upchurch Oline Ford Motor Company Birmingham Ala

Boy Starts Parked Car in Reverse Hurts Child

A 2 year old, Robert Ciereck, started a car in reverse at 300 Sand Street. The vehicle owned by Bernard Dems backed out, crossed Sand Street, hit a curb and struck a cart where 3 year old Chester Kory-Cinski sat. He suffered a broken left leg and possible internal injuries and was taken to University Hospital. The other child escaped unharmed.

Robert Diereck Sand Street Bernard Dems Chester Kory- Cinski University Hospital M. A. Obreinski Robert Ciereck Russell Malcolm

Police Seek Brother of Drowning Victim in Bay State City

Bay State officials awaited word from Holyoke concerning the search for the brother of Joseph Boudry a 54 year old from Cold Springs whose body was recovered from the outlet of Onondaga Lake yesterday. The coroner ruled accidental drowning after a post mortem at the county morgue and a teletype was sent to Holyoke to locate the brother for funeral arrangements.

Bay State City Holyoke Mass Joseph Boudry Cold Springs Onondaga Lake H. Ernest Galt

Stolen $100 Motor From Garage Reported

Carl Rumsey of 277 Cortland Avenue reported last night that a concrete mixer motor valued at $100 was taken from his garage.

Carl Rumsey Cortland Avenue

Edwards Annual Picnic Brings 600 At Owasco Lake Park

Sports Supper and Dancing mark the Edwards & Son picnic at Enna Jettick Park Owasco Lake yesterday afternoon. More than 600 employees plus relatives attended as buses ferried them from La Nina Street to Washington Fayette street area. Contests featured softball, foot races, cigaret lighting, horse shoe pitching and tug of war with an evening dance to close the event.

E. W. Edwards & Son Salina Street Owasco Lake E. W. Edwards & Son Stone Enna Jettick Park Nina Steet

Doctor From Albany Observes Syracuse Heart Clinic

Dr. David D. Rutstein, medical consultant in the State Health Department, Albany, spends a day in Syracuse studying rheumatic heart disease in children. He visits the Syracuse Free Dispensary heart clinic and attends a meeting of the Onondaga Health Association heart committee at Percy M. Hughes School. Thirty three cardiac children attend the Hughes day camp, directed by DeForest LaVoy, with Thaddeus B. Oot supervising. This marks the sixth year of the association’s summer camp for cardiac children, with others at Community Chest camps for rheumatic fever.

David D. Rutstein State Health Department Albany Syracuse Rutstein Syracuse’ Free Dispensary Heart Committee Onondaga Health Association Percy M. Hughes John Wendell Brooks Hughes DeForest ‘LaVoy Thaddeus B. Oot William E. Ayling School Health Service Association

Wallace Sloane Hurt In Auto Collision

Wallace Sloane, 42, of 412 South Orchard Road, was injured in a crash with a car driven by Frank Lumia at Burnet Avenue and North State Street yesterday afternoon. Sloane suffered severe head injuries. Lumia was issued a reckless driving summons and Sloane was charged with driving on the wrong side of the street.

Wallace Sloane Frank Lumia Burnet Avenue North State Street Wallace A. Sloane South Orchard Road Daverne Case Joseph Benz Sloans Lumia

Child Refugee Awaited Here in Syracuse

Syracusans await word from English authorities on evacuation as 12 year old Patricia Garlick, great niece of Mrs Florence Brady, is registered to be sent to the United States for safety. Brady said a cable indicated Patricia has been registered and will be sent here without prior notice.

America Patricia Garlick Florence H. Brady South Midlerd Avenue Brady Wales Patricia

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Michael Shemo and Helen Adeline Master pol. William Glenn Mayes and Grace Mildred Swenson. Clarence Elbert Bailey and Evalyn Georgianta Moynihan. Aubrey Wesley Raus and Dorothy Marie Hess. Arthur Charles Smith and Helen May White. George Kautzman and Mary Edith Jenkins. Hyman Morris and Eileen Fay Fine. The document lists multiple couples with addresses reflecting registration details.

Michael Shemo North West Street Helen Adeline Masterpol Wolf Street William Glenn Mayes Tennyson Avenue Grace Mildred Swenson Comstock Avenue Clarence Elbert Bailey West Lafayette Avenue Evalyn Georgianta Moynihan Valley Aubrey Wesley Raus Hi!view Avenue Dorothy Marie Hess Woodruff Avenue Arthur Charles Smith Fayetteville Helen May White Boston Street Wees George Kautzman Hubbell Avenue Mary Edith Jenkins Hyman Morris Renwick Place Eileen Fay Fine

Traver Accepted to Colby College After High School Career

Donald Traver a 1940 Cook Academy graduate and Fayetteville High School alumnus has been accepted for fall entrance at Colby College Waterville Maine He is son of Mr and Mrs A L Traver 103 Beech Street Fayetteville His activities included football hockey dramatics athletics student council and basketball track and tennis in school He has shown interest in titling a leading Montour Falls school activity

Donald Traver Colby Cook Academy Colby College Waterville Donald A. L. Traver Beech Street Fayetteville Fayetteville High School Athletic Association Montour Falls

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Islip, L. I General QP Electric Met Cold Farmer Co Grarsee Phono Stone Piano CO Salina St Oper Eves Eaf R.O.T.C F. J. Noel Is Edwards Owasco B. W. ‘Edwards & Son Edward Hare Arthur Worth Clara ‘Dunn Diel Wise Mary Fahey Mark Edwards Dr. Rutstein Eccceeseeres Warren Street Carter Rochester NEW York Central Emerson Miracle S. Salina B.eéfferson
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