Upstate New York Crops Vary Widely Amid Rain Favors Some
The Roaming Reporter notes mixed crop fortunes across Upstate New York. Hay is bumper though rain damaged some, corn growth is poor from late planting, onions and buckwheat show promise, muckland onions and lettuce fare better, and orchard berries benefit from favorable conditions. Sodus hosts the Lake Ontario Yachting Association regatta after the Freeman Cup. sailing captains showcase windward tactics while harness racers influence remains intense.
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Qodas Bay
Rochester
Lake Ontario Yachting Association
Sodus
Hitler’s Grand Gamble May Fail Says War Expert
United Press war expert J. W. T. Mason argues Hitler overestimates German might in a potential invasion of Britain. He cautions against omnipotent forecasts, notes uncertain outcomes of air raids and sea blockade, and warns a failure could threaten Hitler’s position at home and with Italy and Stalin.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
Hitler
Great Britain
Britain
Europe
Stalin
Near East
Miss Papineau Becomes Dr. Ward Young Bride at Gouverneur
Julia Mae Papineau wed Dr. Ward Young in Trinity Episcopal Church Gouverneur at 2 P. M. Attendants Miss Hazel Dickson and Dr. Harry C. Van Allen. The bride, a nurse, is the daughter of Charles Papineau now in Watertown. The groom, a Gouverneur physician, resides at 1 Clinton Street and returned from Northampton Mass a year ago. They left for a wedding trip through New England.
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Gouverneur
Julia Mae Papineau
Ward Young
Trinity Episcopal Church
V. O. Boyle
Hazel Dickson
Harry C. van Allen
Charles Papineau
Watertown
Syracuse
Taleville
Clinton Street
Northampton
Mass
New England
States
Boy 12 Shot In Leg During Camping Trip
Charles Kelly 12 of 311 Eastern Avenue was accidentally shot in the leg yesterday morning by his companion Richard Lincourt 15 of 110 King Street during a bird hunting trip in Newport Town. Lincourt dropped a .22 rifle when he stumbled, the bullet entering Kelly's leg. he was taken to Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. The rifle was confiscated by Corporal Doran.
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Herkimer
Charles Kelly
Eastern Avenue
Richard Lincourt
King Street
Newport
Lincourt
Kelly
Memorial Hospital
Richard Berniar
Leonard
Doran
State Police
Bass catches enliven Henderson Harbor weekend trips
Guides and fishing parties returning from weekend bass trips near Henderson Harbor reported exceptionally good luck with many boats bringing home large catches and limits.
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Henderson Harbor
Lmit
Hymns in Native Tongue at Nelson Welsh Service
More than 200 Syracuse Nelson Welsh Society members gathered at Nelson Welsh Congregational Church one mile east of Nelson for Old Home Day services. Despite threatening weather, attendees filled the church and overflow seating was added in the vestibule. The service, led by Rev. Lewis N. Powell, featured Welsh hymns sung to the church’s reed organ with soloists Mrs. Clarence B. Day and William Morris. Native Welsh attendees included William F. Jenkins from Penaith Wales, now with Lincoln Bank, Syracuse, among others from Syracuse Rochester Ute a and nearby areas.
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Welsh Society
Nelson Welsh Congregational Church
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Syracuse
William F. Jenkins
Daniel Davies
Rochester
Richard Davies
Nedrow
Morgan Lloyd
Erieville
John L. Roberts
James T. Davies
John Roberts
James Davies
Thomas Evans
Robert Owens
Oriskany Falls
Humphrey Griffith
Utica
Samuel Jones
Bertha Sklad
Tully
Nelson- Syracuse Welsh Society
William Morris
Clinton
William Pope
Clarence B. Day
Oneida
Samuel Philips
Tiache
John
Miles
Tabernacle Baptist ‘Church
Cazenovia
Syracuse-Nelson
Old Home
Old Nelson Welsh Congregational Church
Utea
Nelson
Route 20
Lewis N. Powell
Morrisville
John E. Miles
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Penaith
Wales
Jenkins
Lincoln Bank
Daniel Davis
Farmer Dies Of Injuries In Accident Near Pierrepont
George A. Brown aged 58, a longtime farmer of Pierrepont, died at Potsdam Hospital from injuries after a Wednesday accident on the Canton Pierrepont road when his sedan collided with a three ton truck driven by Everett Van Hyning. Brown’s companion Lawrence Tupper suffered a brain concussion, Van Hyning was uninjured. The crash occurred as Brown failed to stop at the intersection, and the truck could not stop on a slight hill. Brown leaves three daughters, two sons, two sisters and two brothers with funeral arrangements pending.
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Pierrepont
George A. Brown
Potsdam Hospital
Brown
Ae Canton-Pierrepont Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Everett van Hyning
Leslie van Hyning
Lawrence Tupper
First Army Maneuver Area Headquarters
William Andrew
Mr. Brown
van Hyning
Connie Nowacki
Canton
B Brown
Colton
Stark
David
Helena Philips Brown
Mabel Hill
Butternut Ridge
Norma Katherine Tanner Weds Paul D. Rowe in Moravia
Moravia is told that Norma Katherine Tanner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tanner of West Hill, married Paul D. Rowe. The ceremony occurred July 3, officiated by Rev. Arthur Moody of Homer Methodist Church.
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Miss Tanner
Gride Moravia
Philip Tanner
West Hill
Norma Katherine
Paul D. Rowe
Arthur Moody
Homer Methe,lodist Church
Central New York Highway Conditions Report Update
Road conditions across Syracuse upstate show extensive resurfacing and reconstruction. Major routes affected include US 11 from Syracuse to North Syracuse, Route 5 near Sennett and Batavia, Route 13 between Cayuta and Newfield, and routes across Cayuga Cortland Jefferson Oswego and Wayne counties with detours, closures, and widenings noted for Potsdam Whitney Point Oneida Castle Pulaski and Wyandotte areas.
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Syracuse
Division of Highways
State Department of Public Works
Watertown
Potsdam
Malone
Pulaski
Philadelphia
Winthrop
Fultonsand
Oswego
Liverpool
Three Rivers
Phoenix
Oswego River
Fulton
Baldwinsville
Cortland
Binghamton
Castle Creek
Whitney Point
Adirondack
Oneida
Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
Old Forge
Eagle Bay
Long Lake
New York
Cicero
Bridgeport
Ithaca
Cayuta
Newfield
West
Danby
Wayne County
Churchill Declines on Rome Berlin Air Raid Retaliation
London reports Prime Minister Churchill refused to commit Britain to reprisal raids on Rome or Berlin if London is bombed. He rebuked Oswald Lewis for pressing the issue, arguing that a decision could deter or embolden the enemy. He praised debate but warned against revealing troop positions or future operations. He noted a shift to an innocuous desuetude for discussions on sensitive military topics.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Rome
Berlin
Oswald Lewis
Lewis
Commons
United States
Farmhand Arrested On Larceny Charge
Herkimer July 23 Corporal Doran Trooper Hopkins and Lit tle Falls Policeman Reardon arrested Earl Ganger farm worker on a warrant charging theft of a pair of shoes He was taken from a Skinner Street home where he was visiting Complainant Joseph Bloodeugh of Finck's Basins When arraigned before Peace Justice Heaty Town of Danube Ganger denied guilt The trial set for 8 this evening.
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Herkimer
Doran
Hopkins
Little Falls
Reardon
Earl Ganger
Skinner Street
Joseph. Bloodeugh
Finck
Heaty
Danube
Ganger
Al Smith expected to back Willkie in 1940 race
Al Smith, who walked away from Roosevelt in 1936, is likely to support Republican nominee Wendell Willkie in 1940. He opposes a third term and fears centralized power in Washington. He may participate in anti third term factions but has no confirmed campaign speeches yet.
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New York
al Smith
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Smith
Washington
Alf Landon
Andrew Jackson
John J. O'Connor
New Deal
American Liberty League
Henry A. Wallace
Chicago
Three Democratic Senators Back Roosevelt Despite Third Term Opposition
In Washington on July 23 three Democratic senators Van Nuys Indiana Adams Colorado and Wheeler Montana said they would vote for President Roosevelt in November despite objections to a third term. Van Nuys worried the issue would influence voters while Adams cited state support and serving the people. Wheeler offered no details as McCurran and George declined to comment.
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Washington
van Nuys
Indiana
Adams
Colorado
Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt
Indianan
McCarran
George
D-Ga
Four Injured in Two Crashes Near Little Falls
Two crashes on the Little Falls Middleville road within an hour injured four people. Lead victim Josephine Smith of Syracuse is hospitalized with a fractured leg. Other injured include Edna G. Johnson of Herkimer, Stanley Comstock of Herkimer, and John Seifried of Little Falls, with cuts and lacerations.
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Little Falls
Middleville
Josephine Smith
Syracuse
Edna G. Johnson
Bellinger Street
Herkimer
Stanley Comstock
Steuben Road
John Seifried
Miss Smith
Smith College
John A. Johnson
Stacey Simpson
Salisbury Street
Johnson
Mr. Comstock
John W. Dasey
East Main Street
Selfried
Dasey
Chittenango Man Wed in Bronxville
Mr and Mrs John Cryan announce the marriage of their son Jack R Cryan to Miss Marjorie Cooper of Bronxville at Bronxville on Saturday morning. Cryan is employed by Fraser Paper Company as a salesman. The couple will make their home in Bronxville.
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Chittenango
John Cryan
Jack R.cryan
Marjorie Cooper
Bronxville
Alcatraz Hunger Strike Puts 300 In Lockup
San Francisco, July 23. Warden James Johnston moved to end the Alcatraz hunger strike by 300 of the country’s toughest criminals. He doubted their goals beyond publicity, insisting no concessions while they eat properly. He said the prisoners are well cared for but seek world attention. Leaders were segregated. some reported too weak to lift objects, yet all remained at work. The government maintains control.
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San Francisco
James Johnston
Alcatraz
Lock & Man
Johnston
Neutral Law Change Urged For Refugees
Washington July 23 UP Chairman Sol Bloom of the House Foreign Affairs Committee opposed amending the Neutrality Law to allow American ships to remove British children from the war zone but favored Congressional authorization if Germany and Italy guaranteed safe passage. Rep Hennings proposed the amendment. Bloom urged a sound basis while noting the act kept the U.S. out of war. Others warned of risks of drawn into conflict. some supported safe passage with guarantees. Additional bills seek axis guarantees and raising refugee intake by 100000.
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Washington
Sol Bloom
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
Italy
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
D-Mo
Bloom
Hennings
Rush D. Holt
Britain
Hamilton Fish
Foreign Affairs Committee
Frank Havenner
D-Celif
United States
Victory Townsend Club 28 to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow
A regular meeting of Victory Townsend Club 28 is scheduled for tomorrow night at 8 in the Larned Building with a program of games to follow. Plans will be outlined for a Picnic at Camp Brockway Pratts Falls next Sunday. A postponed covered dish supper and card party by Liberty Court Order of Amaranth was moved to next month. Syracuse Chapter Associated Stenotyplats of America adopted its constitution and by-laws at the Onondaga Hotel.
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Victory Townsend Club
Larned
Camp Brockway
Pratts Falls
J. W. Brown
South Salina Street
Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth
Syracuse Chapter
Associated Stenotyplats of America
Onondaga Hotel
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