Dewey Aims for Wartime to Peacetime Shift in Talks
Gov. Dewey outlines a transition from wartime production to peacetime needs in Pittsburgh and Springfield. New York Republican leaders plan to meet in Albany on Aug 8 to nominate candidates for the U.S. Senate and an Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals, with no definite word yet on Dewey's choices.
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Gov. Dewey
Pittsburgh
Springfield
New -York
S. Republican Tate Committee
Albany
States Senate
Court of Aprals
Dewey
Colustin
Soldier receives Purple Heart after New Guinea action
A veteran praised for wounds suffered during the jungle invasion is revived to action with the Purple Heart medal. He leaves behind two brothers, aviation machinists, and is connected to Cleveland School and Syracuse relatives.
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Oly Oonvasion
Oday
Senos
Arents
Twogs Brothers, Aviation
Naair New Guinea
Eichhorn Corp Ernest A Dies in France June 6 1944
Mrs Elizabeth Eichhorn of 309 East Glen Avenue receives notice from the War Department that her son Corp Ernest A Eichhorn 19 died in France on D day He was with the Corps of Engineers entering service January 1 1943 and trained at Camp White and Fort Pierce He had been home on furlough before going to England last April and had lived with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George Eichhorn for a time.
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Elizabeth
HL Eichhorn
Glen
Corp
Ernest ‘A. Eichhorn
France
Corps of Engineers
Camp White
Fort Pierce
England
George Eichhorn
Ee Lewis Wash A Grandmother Among English Kin
A report mentions Ee Lewis of Washington as a grandmother figure to Clara Dayley and notes relatives in England including aunts uncles and cousins.
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Lewis
Wash
Clara Dayley
England
James D Manipole Killed in France War telegram confirms death
James D Manipole, 28, died June 7 in France per War Department telegram to Syracuse family. He had been wounded a week earlier after entering service in 1942 and serving 18 months overseas. He was son of James Manipole of 310 Elim Street and husband to his wife and father of James Jr. 8, of 130 Oak Street. He worked at the Sanderson Plant of the Crucible Steel before enlistment.
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Pre
James D. Manipole
France
War. Department
Syracuse
James Manipole
Elim Street
James, Jr
Oak Street
Pic. Manipole
J. D. Manipole
Fort Meade
Army
Sanderson
Crucible Steel
Aviation cadet served overseas in April
An air service record notes Sgt Miles, radio operator and gunner aboard a B-17 bomber, stationed overseas in April. He is associated with 708 South Beech Street and is identified among wartime personnel.
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Low
Mies
Beech ‘Street
Miles
Local Hero Isaac Reported Killed In Action
The article confirms Isaac, once listed as missing, now reported killed in action. He was a son of Mrs I Isaac of Warners and a graduate of Warners High School. He served as a private in the combat engineers and worked for the Railway Bearing Company before his 1943 induction.
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Isaac
I. Isaac
Warners
Paul's
Episcopal” Church
Warners High School
Railway Bearing Company
Combat Engineers
Towle Receives Sendoff Before Return to Base in Nebraska
Pvt Alfred Towle, on 15 day furlough with his mother Mrs. Nina Towle of Fernwood, returns to Nebraska for further training. A farewell party was held Thursday evening last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Verner Halsey in his honor.
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Fernwood
Alfred Towle
Nina Towle
Nebraska
Verner Halsey
Senator Connolly and Mead's Civil Service Inquiry Notable
The piece highlights Senator Connolly's potential eligibility for leadership and Senator Mead's active role on key committees including Civil Service and Small Business. It notes his long service and involvement in investigations that saved billions for the government. It also mentions Sgt Joseph D Fiscoe of the Medical Corps, a Syracuse native, who sent a photo from France and explains how a photographer captured him giving candy to a crying child.
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Perinorv
Pws
Yorks
CSB
Congress
Poe
Tom Connollyould
Senate
Truman
Mead
Joseph D. Fiscoe
Medical Corps
Mir
Dominick Fiscoe
Hatch Street
Eaf
Herald- Journal
France
Anillo Fiscoe
Marines
George Corp Jr Wins Pie Eating Contest at McKinley Park
George Corp Jr aged 11 won a pie eating contest at the annual neighborhood night program in McKinley Park beating three girls and four boys. He ate a quarter section of a huckleberry pie in record time as the featured event. He is the son of Petty Officer George Corp of the Navy and Mrs Corp of 202 West Pleasant Avenue. The event was sponsored by the Recreation Association of Sector 18, Inc. and the Municipal Recreation Commission.
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George Corp, Jr
McKinley Park
George Corp
Navy
Maryland
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