Draft Boards Screen 200 Men for Induction Quota Shortfall
County screening teams examined 126 selectees at the Army building last night with 40 chosen for pre-induction. Boards report quotas for Onondaga and surrounding counties show several shortfalls, while a first wave of examinations is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga County
Quinn Fox
Fey
Cowite
Gulf
Nak
Yani
Anid
Stens
Ana
Wae
Boaut
Onondagada
Board
Ord
Pop" Welch
Welch
Restawants, Inc
Cufford Fice
al Bradi
Elmwood
Syracuse/Tavern
Edgar Mar
Kin
Elbow Room
Wertheimer
C. J.davis
Laus
Hatherfyrd
Syracuse University
Joseph Montgomer
New York
Bation
Onondaga Restaurants Affiliated Adopts Ethics Code
The Onondaga Restaurants Affiliated board announced a code of ethics at a luncheon at Hotel Onondaga. President George Naumann and Mrs Mary Toomey were noted as officers and owner respectively, with membership open to local restaurant suppliers and service groups. Four exchange students from Belgium France Finland and Sweden spoke of their impressions of America and its culture after a 3200 mile tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopernors
Onondaga Resaurants
George Naumann
Syri Use "Turners
Mary
Harold L. “Lutton
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Welch
Seakh Incheon
Hotel Onondaga
Hulton
Pawtuckery Rol
St. Paul
America
Stock Horse Show Opens Two Day Western Jamboree
The annual Western Jamboree kicks off today at Button Farms Bolivard Cha venange with speed and performance exhibitions. Ten year old Garth Button will perform on Colonel a seasoned horse while riders from Black River Buffalo Calo Walertown and Elmiral compete for honors in the senior cutting horse event. About 100 horses are entered with Western gear. A square dance at 10 PM Sunday climaxes the events. The jamboree drew over 400 visitors last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button Farms
Bolivard
Chavenange
Garth Button
Gordon
Button
the Colonel
Black River
Buffalo
Calo
Walertown
Elmiral
Maine
Red” Chapman
Charles Cromp
Wulges
Boyer Named Head Of Scout Troop 47
Ralph Boyer was named scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 47 at a troop committee meeting last night at Dunbar Center. He succeeds Kenneth Jackson who leaves to attend Mehar Modical College. Jenny Nolin announced John Williams as assistant scoutmaster. Sikes, 26, and others faced court action in Bristol Hill. arraignments set for Sept. 18. A waste paper drive in Bundyville was scheduled for 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Boyer
Dunbar Center
Kenneth Jackson
Mehar Modical College
Ashwife
Jenny Nolin
John Williiams
Roser
Wiliams
Syracuse
John EB
Sikes
Millee
Bristol Hill
Emanuels Tenderson
Frank T
Wood, Jr
Faii
Justice of the Peace Asay
Bundyville
Corp. Bfly TP
Buller
BCI
Minetto State
Volney
Nice
Dr Hiri Presents Gavel to Group at Forestry College
Dr Hiri returns from Washington DC where he attended ceremonies honoring the wheath anniversary of the American Association of Nursery manages. He presented a gavel to the forestry men grown from the Nae fLomil Shade Tre Conference. President Dp Th Port ie Deparment of Paros Votins at State University presided. College of Forestry directors confirmed the group’s role in the VAN in the 260 year. Now Me accede ade 1 bee Conference in Syracuse Aug 21-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray R
Hirt
Washington
State University
College of Forestry
Syracuse
G E Man Leaves For Switzerland
G E Man departs for Switzerland amid travel plans and schedule details. The notice mentions preparations and expected engagements abroad. The fragmented text notes involvement with veterans and a television-related event, implying international travel for work or communication with agencies.
Patient Allen Ramsey Improves After Potsdam Accident
Pottsdam reports farmer Allen Ramsey, 14, of West Potsdam, is improving in Potsdam Hospital after a July 20 collision. Several people were injured, and four month old Wayne Fredenburg of Hy Potsdam was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Allen Ramsey
West Potsdam
Farmer
Ramsey
Potsdam Hospital
James
Sher
Wayne Fredenburg
Moisdam
Driver to Face Court Monday
Seneca Walls reports a driver is scheduled to appear in court Monday at 10 AM. The case includes defendants and attendees tied to Falls area. details are garbled but indicate a scheduled hearing and unfamiliar local names.
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Seneca
Senecal Falls
Beatae Seton
Arthur Toledo
Poe
Jahan Herman
Mary Art Fred Bourne
Pouch
Mrs Bertha Egan Seeks Silence From Unwanted Deliveries
Mrs Bertha Egan of 507 Oswegost reports a spree of unsolicited service items and visitors at her doorstep. Anonymous benefactors sent beverages coal air fresheners and laundry requests while she, recently hospitalized, did not order them and asks delivery people to stop calling.
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Bertha Egan
Oswegost
CO. D
Egan
William
New Speech Discoveries Are Related
Dr. Mack D. Steer of Purdue opened the final all day session of Syracuse Universitys 16th Summer Educational Conferences on speech therapy Attendees exceeded 130 teachers doctors psychologists and social workers from New York and nearby eastern states Br Edward Schulman presided at the morning session Dr Frances Waren discussed her hearing loss and the conference luncheon was held in Slocum Hall The afternoon speaker was Dr Merle Andberry of the University of Maryland VA in Washington DC speaking on oral rehabilitation trends and their social educational implications The conference is sponsored by Syracuse University with New York State Education Department the New York State Counselors Association and the New York State Association for Health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack D. Steer
Purdue University
Syracuse University
New York
Edward Schulman
Spracuse University
Frances Waren
T the Bank
Coltan
Slocum Hall
Merle Andberry
University of Maryland
Department of Surgery and Medicine
Veterans Administration
Washington, D.C
New York,State Department of Education
New York State Counselors Association
New York State Association For Health
State Police Hunt Cattle Rustlers
State Police seek cattle rustlers after a cow valued at $500 was stolen near Skaneateles. Troopers of the Skaneateles substation said the bovine, owned by Glen Bass of Skaneateles, was loaded onto a vehicle and driven away, marks indicating the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaneateles
Glen Bass
B.D. Skaneateles
Hard to Save Wisely Says Corcoran
Mayor Corcoran defended fiscal restraint against Republican criticism of the two percent sales tax reenactment. He argued prudent spending beats thrift by neglect, saying it is easier to squander money than spend wisely. He favored maintaining city services and warned against living beyond income. He compared city finances to a house with debt and a roof versus a house without both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
G.O. P. Council
Water Service Firm Names Division Head in Syracuse
The New York Water Service appointed Conrad W. OConnell, a water systems engineer, as manager of the Syracuse division serving Solas Camillus Liver ool North Syracuse Matsdale and Minna. Richard L. Rosenthal, president, announced the appointment and noted the new office location at M1240 Wolfst. OConnell was with the firm from 1929 to 1932 on design construction and operation of city water systems for several South American governments. He recently was with a company in Venezuela and is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, formerly a professional engineer in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Water Service Zero
Conrad W. Connell
Syracuse
Solas
Camillus
Liverool
North Syracuse
Matsdale
Minna
Richard L. Rosenthal
O'Connell
Sshan
Venevuria
Future Hospital Seen Different Future Hospital Seen Different
Dr. Wilfred W. Westerfield of Syracuse University College of Medicine spoke at the University summer session about how medical problems in 25 years will differ. He cited the decline of infectious diseases due to biochemistry advances and noted typhoid and diphtheria were once common, with syphilis now being conquered in many areas, including Syracuse. Cooperation and research in battling diseases were emphasized, with expectations of many future laboratory victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred W. Westerfield
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Westerfield
Syracuse
Tank Unit Leaves Here About Aug 15
The Tenth Tank Battalion of the Marine Corps Reserve based at the old Municipal Airport will move to Camp Pendleton California for active duty around August 15. About 400 enlisted men will be affected with strict deferment rules for essential workers, students, and those with special needs. Maj. Leo B. Case will command the unit at Pendleton after a six month training phase. Lt. Comm. Braybrook notes that National Guard and Army Reserve units may be called later if man shortages persist. Women may volunteer for duty.
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Marine Corps Reserve
Old Municipal Airport
Carp PendieteniGceanside
Calif
Komestera
Frombien
May
Parnell
Les
Ligrat
Sten
Leo B. Case
Syracuse
Wastngton
Marine Corps
William Braybrook
U. S. Naval Training Center
Liverpool
Third Naval District
National Guard
Army
Alers
Army Verday
Guard
Eroene Guard
Braybrook
Organized Reserve
Fleet
Navy
Volunteer Reserve
Rail Groups Back Mayor On Sales Tax
The Association of Lodges and affiliated railroad groups endorsed Mayor Corcoran’s two percent sales tax renewal. In a letter signed by Gordon Schwaninger they argued the tax would avoid property tax rises, fund police and fire raises, improve sewage treatment, enable capital projects, parks, and playgrounds, and support pay-as-you-go budgeting. They urged a citywide reassessment and broader sales tax to fund sewage disposal and curb dumping into Onondaga Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Lodges, Brotherhood of Railroad
Aunwiary
Corcoran
Gordon Schwaninger
Chaman
TDC Association of Lodges
Brotherhood of Railroa Trainmen and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Onondaga Lake
Alumni Aid Drive To Repair Convent
Most Holy Rosary School supports a campaign aiming to raise 69000 to repair the convent of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart. Co chairs Mrs Francis Mulholland and Lawrence Vieau announced the drive. Planned work includes a new heating plant wiring plumbing fixtures sprinkler system and an added wing with furnishings and redecoration of the convent and chapel. The sisters mark their th anniversary at Most Holy Rosary in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Most Moly Rosary Ugh School
Sisters of the Immaculate Meart
Francis Mulholland
Lawrence Vieau
Lions Club Hears Edson Livingston on Finger Prints
Edson W. Livingston, longtime superintendent of identifications at Onega Penitentiary, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon on fingerprints and police methods. New members listed include Fidor Ital, Lawrence Kavanaugh, Kenneth Lov, James Morill, Captain Leland Waldron, Mary Weiner, and Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson W. Livingston
Onenaga
Jamesville
Lions Club
Fidor E. Ital
Grenwood
Lawrence V. Kavanaugh
Leav Onworth
Kenneth A. Lov
Solina Sl
James H. Morilt
Carlton Rd
Salvation Army
Leland Waldron
Genesee St
A. Weiner
Anien
Herbert
Three Deans Meet to Eat Not Argue at Syracuse Luncheon
At Syracuse University, three deans gathered for a luncheon with no disputes. Present Dr Charles Lee Raper, former dean and vice chancellor. current Dean Dr Thomas Carroll who will leave Aug 1. and future dean Dr John W Hauman, former government official and Syracuse faculty member 1946 to 1949.
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Ayracuse University College of Business Administration
Turtles Lee Raper
Thoma T. Carroll
University & North Carolina
Furnwe
Dodiun Wo Harunga
Loren
Aime Tied
Hove
Syracuse
Syracuse Univenty College of
University of Lord Carolina
John W. Hauman
Carroll
Raper
Syracuse Ansversity
Syracuse Chamber of Commerces
War Transportation Committee
Onondaga County
Harriman
Paris
ECA
Advent Harriman
Army Air Force
Ofice of War Production Management
College of Business Administration
al SA
Harvard Business School
Tie
Navy
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Vets Schedule Annual Picnic at Val's Grove Lakeland
The Ukrainian American Catholic Veterans Post No. 560 plans its annual picnic at Val's Grove in Lakeland from noon to midnight. Commander Nick Kitt announced the event.
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Val's Grove
Lakeland
Nick Kitt
Yes- Avrlay
Picnic plans amid car crash as names slip from report
A car crash interrupted a bon voyage event involving William Mitzo and Tarry Caplan. The vehicle hit a tree on Comstock Avenue while participants, including children, attended a gathering featuring races and treats. One person suffered a nose injury and shock, treated by a physician. the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitzo
Tarry Caplan
Bon
Waller Vaga
Two Drivers Injured in Headon Crash Near Kelleys Corners
Two drivers were hospitalized after a headon collision between a truck and car near Kelleys Corners at the Cedarvale Howlett Hill intersection. Samuel AR. Cummo, 21, of Split Rock Camillus, and Sigmund Rogeha, 37, of Syracuse, were treated at Onondaga General Hospital for multiple injuries. Later, a separate accident near Pine Grove Road involved Elson M. Salls and Charles Hollady. Hollady said he fell asleep, neither driver was hurt.
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Kelley's Corners
Cedarvate- Howlett Hill
Yale Cummugs
Eugene Beebe
Samuel AR. Cummo
Split Rock
Camillus
Sigmund Rogeha
B.D. 3
Syracuse
Ononidaga General Hospital
Cummo
Noth
Cedarvale Rd
Rogaha
Towlett Hurd
Rogalia
Joseph Kanosola
Sfarey Ginsburg
Elson M. Salls
Central Square
Charles Hollady
Constantia
Brewerton R
Pine Grove Rd
Ginsburg
Salls
Tolady
Hallady
Robert Wisnowsky
Gifford Sr
Regents name School Radio Board and conferred degrees
The State Board of Regents in Albany named a special committee including Syracuse figures to study radio programs in elementary classrooms. The Regents also authorized Cazenovia Junior College and Hartwick College to confer two year degrees. Dr. Howard C. Weinz of Syracuse was appointed to the Board of Dental Examiners.
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State Board of Regents
Albany
State Education Department
A. J. Burdick
Ulica
S. Foster
Empire State FM
School At the Air
Syracuse
Eleanor Kennedy
Washington Irving School
Paul Reed
Rochester
Joseph Sprague
Hornell
Cazenovia Junior College
Hartwick College
Gueonia
Eoward C. Weinz
Board of
Dental Examiners
Justice Suspends Woman's Sentence in Fire Case
East Syracuse resident Mrs May Smith, 28, was sentenced to three months with an attached suspension on a malicious mischief charge after a home fire at 106 Ball Street. Patrolman Robert Gilbert stated she admitted setting fire to living room curtains following an argument with her husband. The blaze caused extensive damage to the house and fur mane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wargld Adcock
East Syracuse
May Smith
Ball St
Robert Gilbert
Shale
Smith
Manis Jailed For Jury Action
William Kramer also called Cramer was jailed in Madison County awaiting grand jury action on first degree grand larceny. Arrested in Syracuse he faced Peace Justice Arthur Fletcher in Munneville. The warrant alleges a debt to Electric Neon Clock Co. of Cleveland totaling about $2,000 from clock sales. Trooper Hugh Maher noted the man disappeared during a civil suit and the witness claimed not to be the same Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Asttanann
Cato
William Kramer
Cramer
Madison County
Syracuse
Arthur Fletcher
Munneelville
Electric Neon Clock Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Hugh Maher
Kramer
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Alisa Kitchell
Svracustus
Nicholas Mirra
Leo Dorsey
Uaimed
Second Assembly Distriot Elaiman
Ayidee Torr
Commiy Women’s Club
Onondarra
Saile Ty Mos
Thirald
Coyne
James St
Tenn
Rotary
Rev
Hutton
Boyer Naned
Bristol Hill Man
Dr. Hiri
G. E. Man
Switzerland
YA Wat
Baliing
Salle
Teuiter
Engapee
Njured Man
Firm Names Division
Var Nell
Oficer
Camp Pendle Ston
Mies
San Diego
Los Angeles
Edson Livingston
Shawn
Jett Ia vi
Dlanday
Norbert . Abend
Fried WH. Seifert
Frank E. Runp
Carl F. Shephardson
Herman R. Bieling
Charles 3. Latterner
Kari Koch
Margaret Bieling
E. Mossdori
Headon
Jennie Wold
Renwick Av
Almond Adams Sts
University Hospital
Richard Currier
John Wolford
Almond St
E. Adams
Otto Richele
Lexington Av
Richele
Manis
Mander
Fiesta Room
Burnet Ave
Joe Cutes
Canasta
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