Two Cardiff Boys Die in Night Cabin Fire Tragedy
A blaze at a high log cabin near Cardiff Route 20 trapped Paul Walters thirteen and Norse Shute one, who perished as Kenneth Shute fifteen escaped with burns. Fire possibly started by a candle left burning or a blanket ignition while the youths slept. Coroner Galt and local residents recovered the bodies. funerals scheduled in Lafayette.
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Nighthawk Ub
Route 20
Cardiff
Paul Walters
Francis Walters
Norse Shute
Floyd Shute
Kenneth Shute
Norse
Kenneth
Walters
Frank Stritter
Lafayette
Keneth
Stritter
Fred Grop
Grop
Trooper Stritter
Charles Knickerbocker
Henneth Shute
H. Ernest Galt
Walters Boy
Troop 92
Boy Scouts of America
Shister
Scoutroop
Scout Committee
Cardiff Grange Hall
Siritter
Wood
Francis M. Walters
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Chapman
Alyce
Audrey
Patricia Walters
Lafayette Cemetery
Nurse Shute
Carl Shute
Albert. Moore
Tully
Hall Funeral
Clyde Rowlingson
Three Die As Nicolette Hotel Burns Near Watertown
Three men perish in a three story fire at the Nicolette Hotel near Watertown, 25 miles north of the city. Jeremiah Lynch, Archie Buell, and John Boyle were occupants on the second floor. loss estimated at $20,000. Lynch, 55, formerly of Watertown, died from suffocation after being carried down a ladder. Buell, 57, and Boyle, 35, both Philadelphia residents, burned to death in their rooms.
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Special Dispatch
Watertown
Philadelphia
Jeremiah T. Lynch
New York State Department of Public Works
Archie Buell
John Boyle
Buell
Boyle
du Lynch
George Henderson
Hayes Hotel
Fisher Hotel
Methodist Church of Baldwinsville Plans $20000 Addition
Baldwinsville Methodist Church seeks 20 000 for new classrooms and a chapel to be named Chamberlain Memorial honoring Rev William C Chamberlain who served 1922 to 14 The campaign aims to raise funds by October 15 to celebrate both Tay anniversary and church completion with designs by Professor Feed Lear from Syracuse University College of Fine Arts and Department of Architecture.
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Methodist Church of
Baldwinsville
Boyd AL
Seven Traffic Violators Fined by Justices of the Peace
Seven traffic violators were fined 54 by justices over the weekend. Four were arrested by Deputies Beebe Armstrong and others in Camillus and Fayetteville. Fines ranged from 4 to 14 for speeding without licenses and improper brakes, with several defendants named from Geneva Jordan East Syracuse Auburn and Fayetteville.
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Justices of the Peace
Leo Beebe
Fred Arm
Strong
Camillus
Beebe
Armstrong
Justice of the Peace
Calvin Bingham
Joseph Santomanna
Geneva
June Inderwood
Jordan
Sabine Liber
Burnet Avenue
Fayette‘ville
John Head
Jobe Wilbur
Sherbourne
W. A. Scammell
Laflayette
Joseph Seeley
Police search for Miss Jessica Shuba across eight states
Police from eight states join a search for Jessica Shuba a 16 year old Syracuse University music student missing since Saturday July 22. Described as five feet seven inches tall weighing about 122 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair she was last seen on the university campus wearing a blue gray suit and low black shoes while carrying a music instrument.
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Jessica Shuba
Jessical Shuba
Lysander
Shuba
Syracuse University
Secon
Jesse
Jeadca Shoba
Lewis Shuba
Seaman Robert Kramer Recalls D Day Mine Sweeper Loss
Seaman Kramer recalls his mine sweeper sinking during the Normandy invasion. He survived and transferred to another sweeper, witnessing the vast armada, and credits a fountain pen gifted by the Pastime Athletic Club as a lucky keepsake. He spent 50 days on leave with his wife in Detroit area.
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France
Robert Kramer
J/c
Kramer
Loma Avenue
Noroc
England
Scotland
Detroit’ Naval
Ars. Imory
Imate
Pastime Athletic Club
Peace Must Be Built Not Just In Words Says Lindeman
Dr Eduard C Lindeman of Columbia University told the closing NY Citizens Conference forum that peace must be built through action not words. He urged establishing functional international operations in the decade after hostilities to ensure lasting peace and warned the reconstruction period is the era when war memory haunts nations.
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Lindeman Hamilton
Eduard C. Lindeman
Columbia University
Lindeman
New York
Bethany Church Holds Service at Air Base
The Rev. Leo Murphy and Bethany Baptist Church choir conducted a service for 100 Army Air Base personnel yesterday. The men, recently transferred from Rome Air Base, entertained the church group in their mess hall after the service.
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Bethany Church
Air Base
Leo Murphy
Bethany Baptist Church
Army Air Base
Rome Air Base
Firefighters Needed At Farmy Air Base Hiring Details
Fire fighters sought at the farmy air base with pay of 1680 dollars a year plus overtime for inexperienced staff. Experienced applicants from volunteer fire companies or plant protection groups earn 1860 dollars. Edward F. Jones from the Civil Service Office will interview applicants.
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Farmy Air Base
Edward F. Jones
Civil Service Office
Remove Stagnant Water To Fight Mosquitos Says Doust
Dr. H Burton Doust, Syracuse public health commissioner, urges residents to eliminate stagnant water in yards and small pools. He says mosquitos breed in water, not damp grass, and that removing sources and spraying with insecticide after larvae mature are key steps.
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Doust
Syracuse
H. Burton Doust
Dr. Doust
Siaenan
Quitos
War Work Drive Seeks Jobs For Elder Couple
Frank Morgan 76 and wife 80 from central Syracuse area apply for war jobs at the Victory Center. Mrs Morgan is alert and capable for her age and hopes placement. Mr Morgan must apply through the U S Employment Service. The couple, long-time residents of Central Square, want to contribute to war production.
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Frank Morgan
Ands
Frank C. Morgan
Yates Hotel
Victory Center
Airs
Frank C Morgan
Hei
Mrs. Morgan i
Soldier arrest in hit and run near Mattydale underpass
Soldiers at the Syracuse Army base reported a hit and run that struck 17 year old Alton Deuel near the Mattydale underpass at 1 40 A M. Harry G Lynch 62 of Parish Ca was arrested by Trooper Spellman after the car behind them captured his license number. Lynch pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and was fined 50 dollars by Justice Edward F Jones. Deuel sustained minor injuries and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital.
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Harry
G., Lynch
Parish
Ro Spellman
Syracuse
Syracuse Army
Edward F. Jones
Salina
Deuel
Soneson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Geraldine
Ruth Jeffery
Brewerton Road
Wnch
Spellman
Lynch
Attempt to Escape From Police Lands Man in Hospital
East Syracuse police pursued Benjamin Rivera after a woman was attacked in an alley. Rivera suffered cracked ribs and a head bruise and was hospitalized at St. Josephs Hospital. His companion Pedro Lores was jailed. both men are Mexican railroad workers. Police rescued the victim as Rivera attempted to flee and climb onto a police car roof. Both suspects to appear before Justice Harold Readock. War Manpower Commission notified the Mexican consulate of the aliens involved.
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Syracuse
Benjamin PR. Rivera
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pedro F. Lores
Mexico
Fred Ray
Robert Gilbert
Leres
Rivera
Justioe
Harold Andeook
Rationing Calendar Describes Stamp Validity Periods
The notice lists stamp categories Bovix-Blue and meats Butter Cheene Red with indefinite validity for 20 or 1 point each. It covers Samer stamps 30 31 32 and Stamp 40 for five pounds. Shoe-Airplane stamps 1 2 valid indefinitely for one pair. Gasoline stamps 10 A for three gallons expire August. Other entries expire September 30.
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Bovix
Nest
Man predicts end of war as Nazis quit on August 4
Honey Brook Pennsylvania July 31 Walter S White a local businessman known for predicting events claims Nazis will cease fighting on August 4 He said the invasion date was announced two weeks in advance as an advertising stunt.
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Honey Brook
Honey rBook
Walter S. White
Polikarpov Honored Designer of Russian Planes Dies
Nikolai Polikarpov a leading Russian aviation engineer and Hero of Socialist Labour died after a long illness. He designed U-2 1-13 1-16 and the Chinka fighters for the Red Army and was active in early Russo-German war efforts. The Council of People’s Commissars announced his death and granted pensions to his widow daughter and sister. The U-2 is to be renamed Polikarpov-2.
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Polikarpov
Moscow
Nikolai Polikarpov
Russia
Stalin
Red Army
Council of the People's Commissars
Robbery at Local Restaurant After Break-In
Police say burglars smashed rear windows of a restaurant or bar on a downtown street to reach a cash register and pinball machine. They fled with bags of valuables including tires and auto parts valued around 175 dollars, as owners refused to estimate exact losses. Local authorities continue investigating the break-in and potential suspects.
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James Potreet
iSpodotto
Ani Conliguainge
Schmidt
Leonard , Elkins
State Street
Milk Supply and Pay Rates Boost City Production
Officials report higher pay rates and improved productivity in the milk industry to meet Metropolitan requirements. Five years ago daily deliveries averaged 264 pounds per delivery, with current output rising as the system expands to stabilize supply and revenue.
Federal Agencies to Train Veterans by On Job Method
Veterans may use federal facilities for training toward government jobs. Veterans' Administrator Frank T. Hines announced the plan to train veterans by the on the job method in as many agencies as possible using existing space equipment and instructors. He spoke in a letter to Representative Green praising a proposed training program from H. E. Bolan of the Madison Soil Conservation Service office.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Hines
Green
Dfin
H. E. Bolan
Madison, Fla
Soil Conservation Service Office
18 Numbers at Thornden Park Show Planned Variety
The Municipal Recreation Commission sponsors an annual Thornden Park amphitheater show Tuesday evening at 6 15 PM featuring Ken Sparnon orchestra. Vocal and dance acts include Norm Drozel Bethy Dyesden Betty Guilds Ann Prokoplak and more with Elaine Joncas Bobby Long as duo performers. A Swing Kids Band and others will perform dance and acrobatic numbers concluding with Shhatoun.
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Municipal Recreation’ Commission
Thornden [Park
Ken Sparnon
Happy Sien Parsons
Norm Drozel
Bethy Dyesden
Betty Guilds
Ann Prokoplak
Hilda Mae Eden
Bernice Mentet
June
Krouse
Ileeen Long
Mary Ann
Mary Jane
Thousands Attend Field Day AOH Delegations In Central New York
Thousands attend the Field Day for AOH delegations from all Central New York sections at the Syracuse A D I house grounds. Thomas Rogers AOH State Provident was the speaker. Townsend Club activities for the week list meetings at various streets and times in Syracuse and vicinity.
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A.O.H
Central
New York
Syracuse
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Yates
Camillus Club
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Seeley
Avenue
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West
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