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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

7

War Workers Cavalcade in City Tonight in Syracuse

A War Workers Cavalcade marches through Syracuse tonight with exhibits from enemy captures including a damaged plane. Col. John F. Daye leads 2,500 in line along Erie Boulevard East to South Salina Street, honoring Gold Star Mothers at the memorial.

Syracuse Erie Boulevard State Street Adams Street South Salina East Onondaga Harrison Streets John F. Daye Army Air Base New York Guard South Pacific USO Sampson Rome Victory Center South Salina Street Thomas E. Kennedy American Legion Junior Auxiliary Pegey Atkinson Beatrice Back Mary Alice Builer Audrey Mackey Betty Nojaim Roslyn Nasif Betty Bancroft Barbara McIntyre Cynthia Fitch Enid Rogers

German Prisoners Work on Geneva Area Farms

Special Dispatch Geneva July 27. Some 180 German prisoners of war, veterans of the Tunisian campaign, from Pine Camp are assigned to farms in Ontario County and the Geneva area to assist in picking cherries and weeding. They work under Lt. Landis D. Morris through Geneva Processors and Growers Inc and War Manpower Commission. This week assignments include 30 to Geneva Processors, 30 to Robert Moody Rushville, 10 to G L F Waterloo, 20 to C H Rockefeller Phelps, 26 to Orson Robson Hall, 20 to George Teel Geneva, 50 to Alfred Lewis Geneva, 15 to Bruce Jones Hall.

Geneva Ontario County Pine Camp Geneva Processors and Growers, Inc War Manpower Commission Landis D.morris Robert Moody Rushville G.L.F Waterloo C. H. Rockefeller Phelps Orson Robson Hall George Teel Alfred Lewis Bruce Jones

Welfare Staff Outing at Drumlins Draws 75 Members

More than 75 members of the Onondaga County Public Welfare Employes Association and families enjoyed an outing at Drumlins. Afternoon games and sports led to an evening program with specialty dances. A Russian dance was performed by Mrs. Davis Salment. Round and square dancing closed the event. John Furze, personnel director, attended. Helen F Valentine chaired the event with help from Charles McClush, Richard Swartz, Mrs. Alice Weber, Mrs. Hazel Taylor, Louis Fisher and Abe Harrison.

Drumlins Onondaga County

Two Solvay Boys Meet in England for Reunion

In England at an Eighth Air Force Liberator base two Solvay High School alumni Staff Sgt William A Stapleton and Sgt James O Leary met unexpectedly for the first time in a year and a half. Stapleton, an intel NCO from Solvay, served with a Liberator bomber group while O Leary, a sheet metal worker also from Solvay, had arrived earlier with a sub depot unit helping prepare the base for heavy bombardment.

Eighth Air Force England Freeman Avenue Solvay

Tragic Drowning of 3 Year Old on Rural Farm Trough

A 3 year old boy, Clarence Bevins, drowned in a two foot deep concrete watering trough on the John Vogt farm near Reynolds Corners while helper father performed evening chores. He was found at the trough about 7 pm and pronounced dead two hours later by Dr. R J Haas the coroner's physician after artificial respiration. The body was taken to Johnson funeral home Dexter.

Watertown John Vogt Reynolds Corners Brownville Depauville Clarence Bevins Paul Bevins R. J. Haas Chaumont Johnson Funeral Home Dexter Bevins Vogt Mr. Vogt Dr. Haas

Whitmore Elected President of New York Telephone Board

Carl Whitmore was elected president of the New York Telephone Company board, succeeding the late James W. Hubbell. He has served as vice president in charge of operation and began with telephone companies 33 years ago, including a stint as plant manager for the upstate area in 1935. He has a history in Syracuse, including presenting a bowling cup to company teams and attending a retirement dinner in Syracuse for Joseph P. Bernard.

Rationing Calendar Update for Processed Foods and Staples

The notice lists Blue stamps A8 to Z8 and A5 valid for 10 points each with no further validation until Aug 2. Red stamps cover meats butter and cheese A8 to Z5 valid for 10 points each with no validation until July 30. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 allow five pounds each indefinitely. Stamp 40 permits five pounds for home canning until Feb 28. Airplane shoes stamps 1 2 valid for one pair indefinitely. Gasoline coupons WOA for three gallons each expire Aug 20. Aur and Fort OU period and 3 coupon doms allow 10 gallons per unit expire Sep 20.

Fort OU

Ithaca Boy Dies in Fire That Trapped Seven

A fire at a residence on Third Street in Ithaca killed 12 year old Richard Isven and rescued seven others. Fire Chief Ray Travis said the blaze started in a garage attached to the home and spread through the kitchen door trapping the family on the second floor. Coroner Dr Ralph Lew ruled death by asphyxiation while investigators review the circumstances as neighbors aid in evacuation.

Helsmoke Robert H.isven Schutt Third Street Richard Enttire Ray Imnond Travis Julia Pete Ithaca Tompkins County Ralph Lew Romansburg Vanetder Jr. Low Bhaze Dame Eto Deeling

Schoenborn Paces Cell Hoping for $3,000 Bail

Everett E Schoenborn of 207 Melbourne Avenue remains in police custody after failing to post bail of 3000 dollars on a second degree charge linked to the death of a week-old baby found abandoned by a 17-year-old mother. Justice Homer W Walsh set August 9 for a hearing.

Everett ‘'E.schoenborn Melbourne Avenue Renee Meat, Packing Company Schoenborn Homer W. Walsh Eli Gingold Justice Walsh Jennie Pocyntyluk

Family Offers Adoption for Cellar Baby Reported Death

A Burnet Avenue cellar baby story prompts a Syracuse Herald-Journal note from July 25 about adoption. Detective Capt. William Metzger received a letter from a woman asking if the child is American and normal and whether parents could sign a release for adoption.

Burnet Avenue William Metzger Herald-Journal Syracuse

Mother Charged With Manslaughter In Infant Death

The mother of a dead infant at 1010 Burnet Avenue is charged with manslaughter in the second degree and is under treatment at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Her case is scheduled for further court action.

Burnet Avenue Syracuse Memorial Hospital

Woman Admits Unattended Birth Led to Infant Death

Representation reveals the mother admitted she was unattended at the birth a week ago. She took the infant to her home cellar and left it there. The child died Wednesday night and died the following day at Crouse Irving Hospital.

Representer Crouse Irving Hospital

Walsh Fines Hit $15 In Two Traffic Cases

In traffic court Judge Hoter V. Walsh imposed two fines totaling 15 dollars. Vito Casale of 1207 Butternut Street faced an Aug. 3 hearing on reckless driving after hitting two parked cars on Lincoln Avenue at 4 a.m. Sunday and posted 500 dollars bail. John Luther of 1651 South State Street paid 5 dollars for improper passing after sidewiping Antoinette Cassidy’s car on James Street. Donald ONeill of 133 Aberdeen Terrace was fined 10 dollars for speeding on Court Street at 45 to 36 miles per hour.

Walsh Hoter Vito i Casale Butternut Street Casale Lincoln Avenue John Luther South State Street George Kalvin Antoinette Cassidy Teall Avenue James Street Donald O'Neill Aberdeen Terrace Court Street

Veteran bomber group earns presidential citation

A veteran bomber unit, from Berlin to the Normandy coast, received a presidential citation for gallantry in action during six days of intense bombing missions. Lt Buckle led his group with distinction and saw action over multiple enemy targets.

Laly Adriatic Buckle Tanging Berlin Normandy

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