Empire State School of Air Receives State Charter
Albany reports the Empire State School of the Air, headquartered in Syracuse, granted a two year provisional charter to plan and broadcast radio classroom programs statewide. Rochester schools precedent cited. Central New York stations listed. Regents oversee appointments including Lee Swartz Syracuse and George Penney Oswego. committee to develop curriculum for mentally retarded students also named.
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Herald-Journal
Albany
Empire State Flm
Syracuse
State Board of Regent
Wich
Rochester Public
Vereteex
Central
New York
Eeroet of
Wells
Barthur W. Smith T Tchnical School
University of the State of New York
Howart V. Swartz
George M. Penney
Oswego
Board of Visitors
State Teach College
Ozwego
Elliott B. Mott
Penney
State Education Department
Isa M. Cole
Department of Special Education
Eleanor, Kennedy
Symour
Roy 8. Price
Syracuse University
Loretta, Bleu
Superviso. of Social Studies
Ithaca
Tokyo Rose jurors take breather as trial lingers
San Francisco dispatch reports jurors in the Tokyo Rose treason trial receive a weekend break before the third week of hearings resumes. Testimony revisits a Cosmopolitan interview, with defense noting no such statement in notes and recounting claims of broadcast fakery amid wartime propaganda efforts.
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San Francisco
Tokyo Rose
James C. Kendrick
Olive
Thevtrangham
Charles F. LePerre
Gertrude Lohff
Jennie S. McEt
Eugene McNally
Theodosia
Los Angeles
Moran
Alice H. Murphy
Anne
Ivan Toguri D’aquino
Shelyl Murray
Jane Nevin
Algeria
Mary E. O'Hara
Mor
Aeadan Elein Rahorte
United States
Radio Tokyo
Clark Lee
Harry Brundidge
Cosmopolitan Magevine
Tokyo
Wayne Colllis
Lee
D'Aquino
Collins
Wenie Brundidge
Brundidge
Bang-up Zoo Incident at Burnet Park
Police arrested 18 year old John Gleason of 1615 W Onondara St after he was found with a string of fireworks outside the buffalo enclosure in Burnet Park last night. Gleason faced a city ordinance violation and was held for arraignment on fireworks chapter 14 section 10. Patrolmen observed him with crackers at 10 40 P M as another youth lit matches.
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Caughe
Buffalo
Burnet Park
John 3 Gleason
W. Onondara St
Gleason
John Dzielek
Dzielak
Wufalo
Chester Platkowski
Carl Jakubowski
Glenn L Martin asks RFC loan after management change
The Glenn L Martin Company seeks another loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as new management under C C Pearson takes control. The exact loan amount depends on expected new business. President Glenn L Martin stepped down, with Pearson named as successor.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Tevamped
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Bz Airplane
Glenn, L Martin
Chatthe
Martin
Glenn L. Merun Company
C C. Pearson
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Douglas Aircraft Company
Traffic Violator Receives No Ticket in Odd Case
A woman with two babies walked into Schenectady police headquarters and claimed she had just committed two crimes. She said she drove through a stop sign when a baby slid off her lap. The desk sergeant told her to fasten the child in a seat next time and to forget the incident.
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Schenectady
Fire Convention Called Best Ever by Local Official
ERNEST HOLMES assistant chief of the Liverpool department calls this year's Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen's Association convention the most successful and best supported in history. He cites 46 county superintendents participating and credits Syracuse newspapers radio stations and civic officials for aiding the two day event in Liverpool.
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Ernest Holmes
Liverpool
Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Syracuse
City Reserve Corps Units To Train at Pine Camp
The 98th Infantry Division of Syracuse and other organized reserve corps units prepare for summer field training at Pine Camp during July and August. Units include Headquarters, 23th Infantry Division, 9th Quartermaster Company, 795th Ordnance Maintenance Company, and 393st Infantry Regiment. The 13334 General Hospital under Col Walter S. Pugh will train at Pine Camp and operate the station hospital during the same period.
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98Th Infantry Division
Syracuse
Organized Reserve Corps
Pine Camp
Ath Ordnance Group
Jay
Ruz
23Th
Infantry Division
79Sth
393St Infantry
Walter S. Pugh
MC Res
Lat Pine Camp
98Th Division
Western defense ministers approve common plan for Europe
The western union defense ministers announced a common defense plan for Europe and an arms production and distribution program. They also pledged to improve the efficiency of existing forces and implement measures to bolster defense readiness across member states.
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Luxembourg
Western Union
Europe
Boy Scouts Open Camp For Lively Visitor's Day
Around Constantia New York the Boy Scout camp Woodland hosts Visitors Day with about 1900 parents and 226 scouts. The two week camp showcases canoeing boating swimming and cannerying drills under Kibbe Lake guidance. Leaders John Waite Harold Hii VanDerpool Cy Hi and others direct activities and demonstrations beginning at 2 30 PM with church services Sunday morning.
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Woodland
Constantia
New York
Paul A. Keene
Onondaga Council
Keene
Kibbe Lake
John Waite
Water Outdoor
Harold Hii
Sve
Dick Buechner
Cy Hi
Hubert William H. Wadsworth
VanDerpool
Dick Havilland
Dougant
Mixed Up Draft Prospect Hears The Good News
An Arizonan summering in Oneida reports to the Army recruiting station. At the main post, he completes a physical and learns more about being drafted. Officers destroy his enlistment papers, and the draft letter only asks him to register with local Selective Service authorities.
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Sedlees Lessmekiean
Oneida
Phoenix
Ario
Carl Hotnens
Zimmerman
Jocal
School Board Sets Meeting in Baldwinsville District
ALEX F. JONES Jr announced the Baldwinsville central school board’s first meeting on Tuesday night at the high school after a Supreme Court action delayed organizing the district. The delay followed a suit by Mrs Thelma Heffer against Education Commissioner Spaulding. Judge Zoller dismissed the complaint. The centralization plan won voter approval on June 17 across 20 districts in Lysander Clay and Van Buren, with opponents planning an appeal.
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Alex F. Jones, Jr
Baldwinsville
New Mineman Central School Board
Supreme Court
Lysander
Clay
van Buren
Charles al Rinaldo
Attora
Mae West Sues Astel for Fall
New York court suit filed in State Supreme alleges a defective bathroom floor mat caused Mae West to fall on February 26 injuring her ankle and other injuries. She claims losses including 33,000 a week as star and revival of Diamond Lil halted by accident.
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New York
Mae West
Swanis
State Supreme
Miss West
Diamond Lil
Depot Blast Kills 12 Germans
German and French explosives depot exploded last night in a West German town, killing 12 people and destroying hundreds of homes. Police said the toll may rise. cause undetermined but no sabotage is suspected. Authorities noted a short circuit with an electric line might be responsible.
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PRUEM
Tolice
Motorcyclist Injured in Spill Near Armstrength
Donald Gates, 76, of Armstrength, was injured yesterday when his motorbike tipped and skidded in Spencer to Beer Sand. He sustained head body bruises and a possible skull fracture and was listed in fair condition at Onondaga General Hospital. His companion Robert was with him.
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Donald Gates
Armstrength
Spencer
Beer
Onondaga General Hospital
Gates
Robertu
Arctic Expedition Cancelled Over Equipment Shortage
Boston report says Arctic trip led by Father Linehan was cancelled due to missing equipment. The plan included seismic, geodetic, and magnetic measurement gear, detonations to study ice, and several tons of explosives, with two portable generators and long-range radios. Captain Basil Rettenhouse said the ship Edisto was ready to sail but cancellation came three hours prior. The co-leader Fred Dustin and scientist Dr Francis Irving were among those affected.
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Boston
Mottier
Ann George
Newlege
David
Maiverd St
St. Joseph's Hospital
George
Capedina
North Atlantic
First Naval District
Vi Re Tisthouse
OTR
Linehan
Sig
Eittenhouse
Fred B
Dustin
Washington
Adm
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Unp
Father Linehan
Greenland
Truman
Francis Bo Irving
Bradford Pk
Syracuse
Syrageuse University
Irving
Brannan Price Plan Is Scored By Farm Leaders
At the Cornell campus Northeastern Farm Bureaus conference, American Farm Bureau figures attacked the Brannan plan. Alan B. Kline called for free enterprise and warned against government handouts and annual appropriations as the path to regimentation. Rogers Fleming labeled the plan a perversion of modern pay schemes and risky for farmers. The conference closed at noon today.
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Ythaca
Grechon
Alan Bo Kine
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Brannan
Congress
Rogers Fleming
Washington Offce
Noor
Man Arrested On Three Charges
The sheriff's department arrested Ray Schill, 21, of 617 Gifford St, on three charges last night alleging he set the scene of an accident on State Farr Blvd. He was charged with public intoxication, leaving the scene of an accident, and no registrations for the car. Schill was apprehended by Patrolmen James Driscoll and James Dorsey in the 300 block of Salina St after a car damaged a fence on property a mile west of the State Fair entrance.
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Sheriff's Department
Ray Schill
Gifford St
State Farr Blvd
Hl Schill
James Driscoll
Jamesi
Dorsey
Salina St
Warcetlus Water Order Decision Set for Monday
Health officer Dr. J. H. Walsh said a decision on ending the nofli water boil order will be made Monday after weekend tests for bacteria. Villagers were told to boil water since June 29. A chlorinating machine at Rockwell reservoir, installed July 5, has not operated satisfactorily to lift the order.
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Btarcetlus
J. H. Walsh
Rockwell Reservoir
Bas
Walsh
Chiang Sees Turning Point in Nationalist Victory Drive
Chiang Kai-shek told top Nationalist leaders that a turning point has arrived in their fight against the Communists. The Kuomintang committees approved Li Tsung-jer as vice chairman of the new Supreme Council, directing the campaign from Canton with Chiang as council chairman. Li pledged support for a Pacific union discussed with the Philippines. In Greece, generals restricted press access to combat areas, banning correspondents from Northern Greece.
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Canton
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Chiang
Li ‘Tsung-jer
Supreme Council
Kwantung
Sun Yat-sen
Pacific Union
Elpidio Quinono
Crucible Steel Agrees to Fact-Finding Plan
Crucible Steel Co of America plans to return 2,590 employees to work after a brief layoff. The parent company says it is willing to cooperate with President Truman's fact finding plan for the steel industry. Workers will resume in shifts Monday and Tuesday as arranged by department heads.
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Sanderson-Halcem Works
Crucible Steel Co. of America
Crucible
Truman
Lalcomb
Ray
Jaond A. Schneid
Colvin, Jr
Ston
Crucible Seeks Separate Consideration From Steel Probe
Crucible argues it and other companies deserve separate treatment from a presidential fact finding board, claiming they are lumped with the Big Three in a broad steel industry investigation.
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Crucible
Deeper Arms Cut Sought in Giant Military Budget
Senators called for deeper cuts beyond 2.02 billion in the military spending program after a 1.02 billion Appropriations Committee reduction. Ferguson urged another 421 million cut and Thames sought 600 million in savings, while others aimed to restore parts on the Senate floor.
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Washington U2
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Elmer Thames
Okle
Lidely
Local Teenagers Win Injury Settlements Totalling 2800
Settlements totaling 2800 are awarded to teen riders in a Vernon crash when the car overturned after hitting a pole on April 17. Defendants include Peter Strange, 20, and his father Francis Strange of the car ownership. Named recipients include Norma Merrihaw 16 Doroth Gee Jen 18, Darlene Geelan 17, Jomes Darling 16, Robert Chryster 16, Rita Murray 16, and Stanley Black 21 with amounts ranging from 300 to 500 dollars.
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SEXEN
Vernon
Peter Strange
Clover
St. Griver
Francis Strange
Norma Merrihaw
Burt St
Jomes Darling
S. State St
Robert Chryster
W. Adams St
Dorothy Gee Jen
Darlene Geelan
Rital Murray
Montgomery
Stanley Black
Memorial bids resist out attempts on county war memorial
County officials pursue funding and bids for the Onondaga County War Memorial project with a $1,630,468 bond package plus architects' fees. A key conference with County Supervisor Traister, County Attorney Major, Purchasing Agent Soltinger, and Edgarton & Edgarton failed to secure a decision. Additional meetings planned to review proposals and determine the lowest net bids before proceeding.
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Onondaga County War Memorial
George Kl
Traster
Board of Supervisors
Tocas
Trauter
Charles T. Major
Robert W. Soltinger
Edgarton & Edgarton
Traister
Rome Man Is 100 Years Old Today
Rome resident Jeremiah O Leary marks his centennial amid a large family. Born in a long-lived line, he is the youngest of 12 siblings and head of a lineage with 70 direct descendants across four generations. He reads three newspapers daily and remains sports minded without glasses. Sister Rita Francis, a Franciscan nun and his granddaughter, will travel from Zanesville to join the celebration.
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Rome
Jeremiah O'Leary
W. Dominick St
Mary Louise Maloy
Rita Francis
Zanesville
Ohio
Picnic Planned by Grotto at Smiths Buckley North
HE HEDER Kabb Grotto schedules a Sunday picnic on July 22 at Smiths Buckley td and Sevento North st. The program includes games entertainment and a sand concert.
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HE Heder
Kabb
Grotto
Smiths
Buckley Td
Sevento North_st
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