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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1944

Page

3

Rape charge tied to week-old baby death in Syracuse

Everett E. Schoenborn, 37, of 207 Melbourne Avenue, pleaded not guilty to second degree rape in connection with the death of a week-old baby found in the cellar of the home of the unwed 11-year-old mother. Bail set at 3000 dollars. hearing scheduled for Aug. 9.

Everett E. Schoenborn Melbourne Avenue Schoenborn Eli: Gingold Driscoll, Mathews & Gingold Homer Y. Walsh Gingold Jennie Pocyniyluk Burnet Avenue Syracuse Memorial Hospital Supreme Court Jesse J.E. Kingsley A. McNett Justice Kingsley Kingsley McNett Walsh Pocyntyluk John A. Kinney Jennie Anastasia Pocyniyluk Shanahan Syracuse George Washington Prescott St. John the Baptist Greek Catholic Church John Anastasia Pocvalyluk Austria

Kerosene Shortage Forces 1944 45 Ration Reductions

The Syracuse District OPA reports a kerosene shortage forcing reductions in rationing for the 1944 45 season. Demand from the United Nations and supply limits require tighter controls. Consumers are urged to conserve and use rationed fuel where possible. Supplemental rationing may be available later if hardship occurs.

Syracuse OPA Doday Che Vane Flo Tive Witton Howesen

Pay Increase Sought for City Water Department Workers

Officials of the newly organized union of Municipal Water Department employees met with Mayor Thomas E Kennedy to push for a salary adjustment to offset rising living costs. The 120 workers, members of Local 400, plan a wage schedule review by August 10 after an August 1 effective date proposal.

Municipal Water Department Thomas E. Kennedy Department American Federation of State American Federation of Labor Ellis Ranen New York State William S. Quinn Syracuse Federation of Labor Nicholas’ Parents Ranen Edward Corsello Melvin Crawford Horace Green Nathan Blutman Public Works Department

Rationing Calendar Details for Processed Foods and Staples

The notice lists ration rules for processed foods blue stamps A S through Z S and A S valid indefinitely at 10 points each with no validations until August 1. It covers meats butter and cheese red stamps A S through Z S with 10 points each and no validations until July 30. Sugar stamps 20 31 32 good for five pounds each indefinitely. Stamp 40 allows five pounds for home canning until February 28. Shoes airplane stamps 1 and 2% Book 3 valid indefinitely for one pair. Gasoline coupon 10 A for three gallons expire August. Fuel oil period 4 5 coupons good for 10 gallons per unit expire September 30.

Boy Is Killed as Car Skids Near Pulaski

Lawrence Forbes 12, son of Philip Forbes of Altmar, was killed instantly when a car carrying seven people skidded off Route 13 near Pulaski after a tire blowout. Two others, Davey Davy 16 and Eben Forbes 12, were injured and taken to Crouse-Irving Hospital, with minor injuries to others. The accident occurred about 11 P.M. with no vehicle rollover. Mrs Anna Forbes, Larrys mother, died Friday morning after a week of illness. funeral held at St Marys Altmar. Staff Sgt. Philip Forbes, elder brother, serves in Trinidad.

Lawrence Forbes Phillip Forbes Altmar Pulaski Forbes Boy Davey Davy Eben Forbes Alimar Crouse-Irving Hospital Miss Davy Forbes Edwin Porter Frankfort Richard Dezolt Warren Gardner Wendell French Thelma Davy Anna Forbes Larry University Hospital of the Good Shepherd St. Mary’s Catholic Church Philip Forbes Army Triniidad

Indian Held As Suspect In Gurf Attack

Deputy sheriffs hold a resident of the Onondaga Indian Reservation for investigation in the theft of an automobile and a reported rape attempt of a girl occupant. The car owner Henry W. Finney 47 Cortland and the girl identified the masked Indian suspect and weapon. Charges of rape second degree and grand larceny may be lodged.

Onondaga Indian Reservation Henry W. Finney Homer Avenue Cortland Justin King Charles Post Nedrow Booker Lumber Yard Finney Charles McNett

Six Alarm Blaze Destroys Philadelphia Carpet Plant

A six alarm fire swept the Berman Carpet Company plant in Philadelphia near the waterfront. Dense smoke blanketed the central district as dozens of fire engines fought the blaze and tied up noon traffic. The historic Old Christ Church faced threat from the blaze in the rear area.

Big Carpet Philadelphia Berman Carpet Company Christ Church

Sgt. Haynes Retires Here After 30 Years Army Service

Mas ter Set. Roy D. Haynes of 117 East Kennedy Street retires after 30 years and five months in the Army. He arrived in Syracuse to settle with his wife planning fishing trips to Grand Rapids. Haynes served as personnel chief of the Fire Military Area and later at Vallejo California. A retirement ceremony in the Federal Building featured Col. James D. Brown and Lt. Col. GAL Bower. He enlisted January 16 in Columbus, Ohio, served on the Mesopotamian border, went overseas with an artillery unit, and helped with identification work before his final hitch starting February 1 19s.

Army Roy D. Haynes East Kennedy Street Syracuse Soldict The Herald-Journal Grand Rapids Haynes Sears Fire Military Federal Magnes Second Service Command Biliary Vallejo Calif James D Brown Gal Bower Col. Brown Maynes Col. Butler Sel. Haynes Therestes Vatlejo Tim Iansy Hegines Golumbug Bar Uni Preorkiy Lilly

Weight from plane pierces roof. two women escape

A five pound streamlined steel weight crashed through the roof of 107 Neutral Court during a routine training flight from Syracuse Army Air Base. Mrs. Gertrude Beck and her daughter Mrs. John Bane narrowly escaped injury while ironing and in the kitchen. Military police and city officers investigated the ten inch hole and notified base officials.

Neutral Court Gertrude Beck John Bane Syracuse Army Air Base Beck

War Writer Alex Small Relates Epic Global War Years

Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent Alex Small recounts perilous experiences across Europe Africa and Asia including Poland Belgium France and Germany. He describes five months in German custody at Bad Nauheim and plans to return overseas in September.

Europe Africa Asia Poland Bad Nauheim Alex Small Chicago ‘Tribune Syracuse Chicago United States India Frank J. Early Thomas E. Kennedy Small el Alamein Middle East African Germany Belgium Paris the Tribune Berlin America Bad Neuheim Lisbon Tre Chicago Tribune The Tribune

Giant Talks Wines and Life at Optimist Club

Jack Earle the eight footer addressed the Optimist Club on SV Wines Today and Through the Ages. At 27 he has spent most of a century in show business, touring with a traveling act after early schooling in Denver and Texas.

Giant Jack Earle Doday Tuady Berni Jn Denver Colo Texas AY Snatevie Wandeasie

Philip Goldman Visits Syracuse Oldtime Theater

Philip Goldman, longtime Wieting Opera House employee for 16 years, renews acquaintances in Syracuse with wife Mrs. Goldman. They visit daughter Mrs. Louis Spindelman at 419 South Beech Street. Goldman came to Wieting in 1915 as superintendent, left 1935 for Washington, recalling the final season show Strange Interlude. He has four other daughters educated in Syracuse.

Philip Goldman Wieting Opera House Syracuse Louis Spindelman South Beech Street Vieting Barney Frank Washington Spindelman Marion Goldman The Veterans Bureau New York City William Kossoff Lockport Bernard Lepuisus New York Henry Turner

Navy Painter King Wins First Prize in Regatta Decoration

King 3/c, U S Navy painter, son of Mr and Mrs Harold B King of 130 Reed Ave, earned first prize for his Hands Down entry for the Salila float contest in Sicily. He collaborated with H F Joe Vergason of Owensboro Ky on the artwork, painting and lettered sides about 25 feet long. King wrote to his parents of a leave visit to Mount Enna and a trip to Enna, a town atop a mountain.

King Vergason Mount Enna

Flint Man Kills Wife and Mother-in-Law Then Self

Flint, Mich. July 26. Joseph Belgers 40 shot and killed his wife Mary Barbara 28 and mother in law Emily Schuldt 64 with a rifle before turning the weapon on himself. Onlookers saw his 11-year-old daughter Simons witness the deaths as Belgers fled the home in search of his other daughter. Police found him deceased and believed a divorce dispute preceded the killings.

Flint Mich Simons Joseph Belgers Belgers Emily Schuldt Simone Renee Belge Mary Barbara Wetge Sonia

Dayton Officials Form Postwar Planning Panel

Dayton officials and members of the Syracuse Onondaga Postwar Planning Council pressed for a Dayton postwar planning advisory group. The group includes city officials and key committee members to study economic development and public information roles.

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Chennault’s 14th Air Force Halts Japanese Supply Lines

A China based review shows 14th Air Force planes sinking 104 docks and 516 launches plus 24 steamers in a month. The Japanese rely on boats for supplies, and truck casualties near 1 000 rise, threatening retreat toward main supply bases.

Hen Byang-Tungin 14Th Air Force Claire L. Chennault Chennault 14Th Army Air Force

Navy Big Guns Bombard Sabang on Sumatra Coast

Allied task forces bombarded Sabang on Sumatra as cruisers destroyers and aircraft carriers attacked the Dutch East Indies base. Japanese communique claimed sinking two destroyers and one submarine with twenty carrier based planes shot down in the clash.

London Sumatra Sabang Dodagy Tokyo Subang Indian Ocean Malay Peninsula Tudes Tokye Adm Lows Mountbatten Southeast Asia Ceylon

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