Firemen quell motorcycle flareup and multiple alarms
A motorcycle operated by Robert E. Keller, 21, of 115 Hastings Place, caused a brief alarm for firefighters shortly before o'clock last night. The fire was extinguished quickly. Additional alarms included an automobile fire at West Genesee Street and Avery Avenue, a trash fire in a garage at 615 Cortland Avenue, and minor blazes at 334 South Salina Street and 111 Lyndan Straas.
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Robert E. Keller
Hastings Place
West Genesee Street
Avery Avenue
Cortland Avenue
South Salina Street
Lyndan Straas
Youth Struck by Golf Club Injures Girl Near Pond Lane
Peter Rosa, 9, of 106 Pond Lane swung a golf club yesterday afternoon and struck Lu cilla Nucciarelli, 11, also of the same address, near the left eye. She was taken to St Joseph Hospital for a severe facial laceration, as reported by Patrolman Leonard Weber.
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Peter Rosa
Pond Lane
Lucilla Nucciarelli
St. Joseph Hospital
Leonard Weber
Assessment Rolls to Open On Saturday in Syracuse
Syracuse property owners may inspect 1941 assessment rolls for two weeks beginning Saturday at 10 A.M. The grievance period runs until noon August 10. Commissioner Canough reported no residential increases, with several reductions to equalize values. he noted a $1,250,000 higher NY Telephone Co real estate assessment, possibly yielding a net up to $500,000 over 1940. Local court rulings upheld the current assessment structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
William F. Canough
Enartment of Assessment
Canough
New York Telephone Company
Telephone
Department of Assessment
Thomas O'E. Kennedy
Profits Levy May Bring in Half Billion Profits
A high Administration official forecast the excess profits tax would enrich the Treasury by 500 to 750 million dollars a year, potentially lifting the coming year’s federal income to about 7.5 billion. The plan targets corporations, not individuals, and would tax profits above normal earnings or a reasonable return on capital. The white and green duplicate returns for individuals will not be required next year, only the white original.
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Washington
Treasury
Congressional
Representatives of the Treasury
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Robert L. Doughton
D-N. C
House
Cramer Family Returns From World's Fair Vacation
Kenneth F Cramer and family recount a deluxe paid trip to the World's Fair hosted by Herald Journal. They toured extensively, enjoyed a Ford loaner car, FHA housing, and a yacht farewell with World’s Fair board chair Harvey Gibson. They spent under one dollar out of pocket beyond transportation and meals.
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Kenneth F. Cramers
New York
The
Herald-Journal
Cramer
Cramers
Ford Motor Company
H. L. Mifflin
Harvey D. Gibson
World’s Fair Board
Mystery
Manhattan
Gloria
Luxembourg royal family scheduled to visit United States
Seven members of the Luxembourg royal family will land in Annapolis on Thursday aboard the USS Trenton after a voyage from European waters. The group includes Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma and six children Grand Duke Jean Charles Elizabeth Marie-Adelaide Marie-Abrielle and Alix. The Grand Duchess stays in Europe while the family will stay with Joseph E Davies in Greenvale Long Island after visiting Washington.
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U.S
New York
Annapolis
United States
Trenton
Third Naval District
Nens States
Norfolk
Luxembourg i
State Department
Prince Felix of
Bourbon-Parma
Charlotte
Grand Duke
Jean
Prince Charles
Elizabeth
Marie-Adelaide
Marie-abrielle
Alix
Europe
Washington
Joseph E. Davies
Greenvale
Long Island
Davies
Belgium
Luxembourg
Roosevelt Kin Attend Sister's Funeral in Fairhaven
Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt and Mrs. Price Collier arrived in Fairhaven for the burial of Dora Delano Forbes who died Sunday in Balmville. Frederic Delano of Washington, chairman of the National Planning Board, accompanies them. Burial set for 4 30 PM in the Delano family mausoleum at Riverside Cemetery. The President had traveled to Newburgh for services.
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Fairhaven
Mass
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Price Collier
Dora Delanto Forbes
Balmville
Frederic Delano
Washington
National Planning Board
Delano
Riverside Cemetery
Newburgh
Vacation Bible School Starts Monday at Minetto Church
Oswego July 23 The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Minetto Methodist Church will begin on Monday July 29 and run for two weeks through mid August at the church campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
The
Minetto
Auto Salesman Accused In Attack On Two Husbands
James J. Cerio a 28 year old auto salesman was held on 500 bail on two counts of third degree assault. Judge Homer V Walsh set cases for tomorrow to allow Cerio to obtain a lawyer. Complainants Edward Koziol and Stanley Kucharski said two men in a car chased them after offering improper remarks to their wives near West Fayette Street and South Franklin Street. The pair and their wives identified Cerio who denied involvement.
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James J. Cerio
Park Street
Homer V. Walsh
Cerio
Edward Koziol
Marcellus Street
Stanley Kucharski
Otisco Street
West Fayette Street
Franklin
Coast Guard Silent On Soviet Activity At Bering Island
The Coast Guard cutter Perseus completed an official probe into reports of Soviet military moves on a Bering Sea island near American shores. Sources say the Soviets may be building an air base and berthing submarines at Diomede, four miles from American territory, prompting Eskimo traders to note the change.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Perseus
Bering Sea
Big Diomede Island
Big Diomede
Little Diomede Island
Nome
Alaska
Islands
Williams Cookins Lead With Summer Beverages Flavor
Made with finest ingredients and careful baking, Williams Cookins themed around summer beverages offers a convincing taste profile. The claim blends quality ingredients with scientific baking to suggest superior flavor.
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Williams
Million Danish pigs to be slaughtered over feed shortage
Berlin reports that 1,000,000 Danish pigs nearly a third of Denmark's herd will be killed due to a feed shortage. The Danish Agricultural Council cited feed scarcity and also noted about 10,000 Danish cattle recently moved to Germany because of the shortage.
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Denmark
Berlin
Danish Agricultural Council
Germany
Suspects Freed In Girl's Fatal Fall Case
Three companions of 11 year old Jessie Fronczak were released after giving statements that she opened a car door and plunged to the pavement. Fronczak died from a head injury 38 hours later in Buffalo on a Friday incident.
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Buffalo
Leo J. Hagerty
Jessie Fronczak
East Side
William Lenlartowicz
Philip Caruso
Florence Halleck
Miss Fronczak
Jubilee Tops Fair Attractions at Herald-Journal Exhibit
Herald-Journal guests praised the American Jubilee as the fair’s grand highlight with music and spectacle. Dick received a Babe Ruth autographed baseball while families marveled at the Ford exhibit, Railroads on Parade, and the General Electric show. Nine-year-old Dick named GM Building and DuPont exhibit as favorites. Gloria also favored DuPont and Railroads on Parade.
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Babe Ruth
Cramer
General Electric
General Motors
duPont
Gloria
Railroads
Edison Orders Workers to Vote Freely in New Jersey Race
Charles Edison, Democratic candidate for governor and head of the Thomas A. Edison Industries, told 7,000 employees in three New Jersey plants that his position should not influence their votes. Notices were posted at the Edison plants in West Orange, Kearny, and Bloomfield stating he does not want his candidacy to affect workers or their support for another candidate. Edison is challenged by Republican Robert C. Hendrickson.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison Industries
Kearny
Bloomfield
Navy
Robert C. Hendrickson
Gloucester
Police Chiefs Attend NY Convention
Police chiefs James J. Long and William Yonker of Dolgeville left for New York City to attend the New York State Police Chiefs Association annual convention. They will return Thursday. Officer Francis Reardon was named acting chief in Long’s absence. Chief Keller of Herkimer also attended the meeting.
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Little Falls
James J. Long
Wiliam Yonker
Dolgeville
New York City
New York State Police Chiefs Association
Francis Reardon
Long
Chief Keller
Herkimer Police Department
Atpenaiaice
New York
Pratt Estate Valued Over Ten Thousand In Morrisville
The estate of the late Earl H. Pratt of Morrisville, who died April 13, 1940, is valued at over $10,000 per Madison County Surrogate Court probate records. Also noted, Sophie Clark Sutcliffe of Utica died April 30 leaving an estate over $4,000 and naming James E. Sutcliffe of Hamilton as executor.
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Earl H. Pratt
Wampsville
Morrisville
Madison County
Sophie. Clark. Sutcliffe
Utica
James E. Sutcliffe
Hamilton
County GOP to designate state tonight Onondaga
Democrats speed up Driscoll and Hogan seem certain to win spots on the ticket. Onondaga races see Keith Driscoll, Charles Hogan among likely Democratic choices for Municipal Court judge and Congress representative. Republican slate includes Wallace and Hancock with city and county posts on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith F. Driscoll
Charles J. Hogan
Driscoll
Hogan
Ambrose Johnson
Assembly
Harry D. Scranton
John Wright
Anthony Smith
Wallace
Clarence E. Hancock
Leo W. Breed
Frank J. Costello
George B. Parsons
Donald M. Mawhinney
Rolland A. Strever
Harry H. Skerritt
Donald H. Mead
Rolland B. Marvin
Ondaga Republican
Syracuse
Stisimius
Talaverane Sedders
Driscoll Or
Skerritt
Democratic
Marvin
Francis L. McElroy
McElroy
Martin
Onondaga Democratic
Nugent
U S Studies Red Rule in Baltic Lands
Washington reports strong indications the United States may refuse to recognize Latvia Estonia and Lithuania as part of Soviet Russia. Parliaments petitioned Moscow for entrance into the Soviet Union while Baltic legislatures are under Moscow control. Some ex-leaders reportedly seized by Soviet authorities amid occupation.
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Washington
INS
United States
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Russia
Sumner Welles
Baltic
Soviet Union
Moscow
Baltic States
Crerar Sees Canada Front Line If Germany Wins
In Ottawa on July 23 Major H D G Crerar chief of staff of the Canadian Army warned that if Germany conquers Great Britain Canada would become the front line trenches of North America. He urged Canadians to volunteer for active service as a personal test of duty and resilience.
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Crerar
Canada
Germany
Ottawa
Great Britain
North America
H. D. G. Crerar
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