Areal OPA Praises Nation's Democracy Heritage in Memorial Parade
The article notes OPA praise for democracy during Memorial Day events, with Syracuse residents honoring war heroes in a military parade. It describes war production workers traveling, drivers violating bans, and widespread efforts to curb travel, while observers cite bus line strain and busy city gardens.
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OPA
Syracuse
Owelsk
Joop C
Sidney
Wade
Binghamton
The
International Railway Company
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
ODT
Rochester Transit
Albany-Troy
Schenectady
United Traction Company
Albany
New York City
Memorial Day Parade in Syracuse Honors Peace and Democracy
Thousands marched through Clinton Square Syracuse under bright skies for Memorial Day exercises. Dr Paul Steinberg, president of the Memorial Association, urged a enduring peace as Judge Homer Walsh introduced speaker William McClusky amid a traditional parade with Grand Marshal Col G A Elliott and a display of UN flags.
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Syracuse
EPA
America
United Nations
Clinton Square
Salina Street
Billings Park
van Rensselaer Street
Col
G. A. Elliott
Paul’ Steinberg
Memorial Association of Syracuse and
Onondaga Counts
Homerj V. Walsh
William E. McClusky
Steinberg
William A. Barry
Homer V. Walsh
Carl A. Young
Common Council
Paul Steinberg
Memorial Association
Roy W. Camblin
W. A. Newton
KR. Caldwell
Frank G. Albert
Memorial Day Observances And Addresses Across County
Memorial Day pictures appear on Page 6 and more observances occurred across communities. Judge McClusky urged reexamining democracy’s heritage and warned against liberal excess while Carl A. Young spoke on ensuring a just peace after the war. Sons of Veterans laid a wreath at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument as taps sounded. About 120 postal workers joined a memorial high Mass at the Cathedral for deceased post office staff George Bleich Charles Marquette Thomas McCarthy William Miller and Charles Morrell.
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McClusky
Carl A. Young
Common Council
Thomas E. Kennedy
Sons of Veterans
Soldiers and Sailors
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
George Bleich
Charles Marquette
Thomas McCarthy
William Miller
Charles Morrell
Edward J. Ryan
Lawrence Horton
Francis J. Harrison
H. E. Arseneau
Six City Child Care Centers Enroll 140 Children
Six city child care centers start operation with about 140 children of working parents enrolled. Seymour School fills to capacity with 30 children and plans to add more centers as needed. Centers operate at Seymour Franklin Salina Washington Irving Dunbar Center and Children's Home Plum and West Genesee Streets.
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Lila K. Piper
Seymour
Atl
Franklin, Salina
Washington Irving
Dunbar
Plum
West Genesee Streets
Lanham
Salina
Avedbarevet
Dunbar Center
Rosamond E. Praeter
The
War Council
Jury Breaks Record with Nine Women Serving
A County Court term opens under Judge Frank P. Malpass, featuring nine women and three men on the jury, the highest female representation ever. Excuse blanks under a new law are mailed with jury summonses, allowing employer signatures to validate excuses. The first trial involves Hubert McDermott on abandonment of children, with A Fairfax Noniague and Dan J. Kelly representing sides.
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Frank P. Malpass
Severn
Bialpass
Bulieves
Nema
Hubert McDermott
A. Fairfax Noniague
Moe Dermott
Dan J. Kelly
Wholesale Grocers Protest Watched By Syracuse Dealers
Syracuse food dealers and a statewide Wholesale Grocers Association protest the OPA's Prentiss M. Brown regulations. They call for a hearing on protests to pricing margins and classification postings, arguing rules ruin distributors and force private business details into the open. ELFL Brewster of Rochester serves as vice chairman of the association's executive committee.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
New York Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Brown
Elfl Brewster
Rochester
Association
Has Anyone Seen Pouncie Jean’s Pet Missing Cat
Eight days have passed since Pouncie the gorey Persian with yellow eyes disappeared. Jean Sherwin, daughter of Dr and Mrs L W Sherwin of 113 Dorset Road, misses her companion who ran to greet her after school. The family asks anyone with information to contact them.
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Jean
Pouncie
L. W. Sherwin
Dorset Road
Sherwin
Naturalization Court to Admit 12 Soldiers
Supreme Court Justice Frank J. Cregg will sit in a special term of Naturalization Court at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning for the benefit of 12 soldiers from the Army Air Base desiring to become citizens. The regular term will be held on June 12 at which time 306 will become citizens.
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Supreme Court
Frank J. Cregg
Army Air Base
Syracuse Hospital Staff Forms for U S Army Unit in England
Syracuse doctors dentists nurses and enlisted men join a general hospital in England caring for sick and wounded U S Army personnel. Organization started in Syracuse by Syracuse University School of Medicine and Syracuse Memorial Hospital with Lt Col Farr as executive officer.
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Syracuse
England
United States Army
Syracuse University School of Medicine
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Richard S. Farr
Clarke Street
Medical Corps
United States
Ivy Wadsworth
Elm Street
Auburn
Army Nurses Corps
N. H. McNerney
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Ohio, State University
Wardner D. Ayer
University, Syracuse
Arthur R. Raffl
Harold R. Roblin
Scottholm Terrace
John F. Marsellus
Scoville Avenue
Walter R. Wilkinson
Euclid Avenue
Philip R. Chase
Comstock Avenue
Robert R. Truesdell
North Broad Street
Norwich
John F. Folley, Jr
Dartmoor Lane
New Hartford
Lester A. Isaacs
Madison Street
Stanley L. Klett
Albany
Army Medical Corps
Syracuse University
Charles W. Hutchings
Marcy State Hospital
Marcy
Floyd R. Parker
Marvell Road
Fayetteville
Gordon D. Hoople
Westmoreland Avenue
Eugene W.anthony
Oneida Street
Fulton
Leon G. Berman
Niven Street
Samuel C. Pregande
Isabella Street
Bent Clinic
Arthur D. Ecker
Fellows Avenue
Aloysius Carl Hofmann
Willamae Drive
Sax Kutzer
Harwood Avenue
Theodore O. Kleinhans
Seeley Road
Harold O. Beach
John B. Stevens
Shirley Road
Thomas D. Kendrick
Wendell V. Brown
Rockford Drive
Carl J. Geiber
Sedgwick Street
Paul H. Lowry
Circle Road
Ees Frode Jensen
Winnetka
Syracuse Chamber proposes protest over 20 percent bus cut
Frederick H. Norton announced at a chamber luncheon that the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce may protest the Office of Defense Transportation order reducing bus and taxi traffic by one fifth. He suggested contacting Representative Clarence E. Hancock in Washington and possibly involving the Syracuse Transit Corporation in the protest.
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Syracuse
Dr Walsh elected to national board of Unitarian Laymen
Dr Walsh president of May Memorial Unitarian Church board elected to the national board of directors of the Unitarian Laymen League at the American Unitarian Association meeting in Boston. Rev Romig and Mrs Romig represented Syracuse church with Mrs Romig as Women's Alliance delegate. May Memorial Church to hold annual meeting Monday night to elect officers and outline plans for the new church year. Dr Walsh will report on the current year's work.
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Laymen’s League
Walsh
Warren B. Walsh
May Memorial
Nine Sewer Breaks Hit City Repairs Underway
Nine sewer breaks strain the department as a manpower shortage delays fixes across the city. Commissioner George H. Ballantyne said crews will mend a West Genesee Street washout near the Continuation School and return to West Belden Avenue to finish a second break. Additional repairs include catch basin connections on West Belden, Lowell and Whittier, Syracuse Street, and Palmer Avenue, with a Midland Avenue pavement hole patched for safety.
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Lilac Street
Department of Pub
Uc Works
West Belden Avenue
West Belden
Lowell Avenue
Whittier Street
Syracuse Street
Palmer Avenue
Midland Avenue
Family of 5 endangered by icebox gas accident
A gas leak from an icebox at 1602 East Adams Street endangers a family of five at 2 30 a m. Esmond Leipsic and relatives are rescued from the roof by Engine 7 firefighters. Miss Arlene Leipsic wakes the household. the dog Buzzy suffers but recovers. patrolmen report the incident and disconnection of the appliance.
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Esmond Leipsic
East
Adam Street
John Brolan
Arlene Leipsice
Man Pleads Guilty to Hotel Fraud in Police Court
Edgar D. Sluyter of 502 Mar guerite Street Herkimer pleaded guilty in Police Court to hotel fraud. Judge Homer W. Welsh held the case for disposition Friday and ordered a $97.80 payment or risk a six month sentence at Jamesville Penitentiary. Sluyter allegedly stayed at a downtown hotel from April 3 to April 14 without paying.
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Edgar D. Sluyter
Marguerite Street
Herkimer
Homer W. Welsh
Jamesville
Sluyter
New Director in Charge of Syracuse Home
Frances Scudder ends 1235 years of service as director of the Syracuse Home Bureau to become assistant state leader of home demonstration agents at Cornell. Hazel E. Reed succeeds her, transferring from Oneida County Home Bureau in Utica. Rosemary Williams, May graduate of Cornell, will lead food preservation work in Syracuse this summer.
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Syracuse
Frances Scudder
Cornell University College of Home Economics
Hazel E. Reed
Ioneida
Utica
Reed
Cornel
Oswego High School
Monroe County
Rosemary Williams
Cornell
Syracuse Home Bureau
Home Bureau
Four Scout Troops Hold Camp-o-Ree in Armstrong's Glen
Four Boy Scout troops totaling about 100 boys closed a three day Camp-o-Ree in Armstrong's Glen Fayetteville last night. Arnold F Gregory served as camp free director and awards honored former members now in the armed services. David Merriam of Troop 22 received an eagle gold palm after entering service Thursday. Scout veterans earned 10 year and five year pins across Army Navy and Army Air Force. The group also joined Fayetteville Memorial Day observances yesterday.
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Armstrong's Glen
Fayetteville
Dewitt
Syracuse
Arnold F. Gregory
Armed Services
David Merriam
Lewis Twichell
William Konvicka
Navy
Stewart Coe
Army Air Force
Aden Marquisee
Army
Jerome Lamprecht
Camp-o-ree
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Naturalization Court
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Alvin RB. Morrow
Albany Street
Cazenovia
Syracuse Hospital
Donald B. Sandford
Sullivan Street
Marcus S. Richards
Tully
Charles O. Mills
Groton ‘Avenue
Cortland
George G. Broad
James Street
Robert D. Gregg
Parsons Drive
Leonard E. Nichols
North Salina Street
William A. Shay
Raymondl. Rhodes
Giens Falls
George M. Kirkwood
University Place
Carmelita I. Power
Helen L . Pokrentowski
Richmond Avenue
Grace M. Paul
Colvin Street
Lavinia E. Moss
Ruth Mauriello
Fountain Street
Thelma Mathewson
Willis Avenue
Alyce McAuliffe
Genesee Street
Mary V. Lynch
Cutler Street
Evelyn E. Langley
Webster Avenue
Dorothy J. King
Winifred R. Johnson
Norah I. Haley
Twin Hips
Marian E. Francisco
Pleasant Avenue
Mary Arelene Blair
Gifford Street
Susan A. Osborn
Aubur
Geraldine Berry
Dorothy M. Wiley
Arlington Terrace
Dorothy H. Griffith
Walnut Street
Rose F. Currier
Mathews Avenue
Mary E. Evans
Watertown
Nina R. Hewitt
Louise A. Manegi
Mill Street
Betty Lou Briggs
Second Street
Solvay
Margaret E. James
Summit Avenue
Susan Trelease
Geraldine W. Dickinson
Newton Avenue
Sayles
Oneida
Doris Gagnier
Churubusco
Louella M. Recore
Helen Dana
Margaret F. Elliott
Market Street
Potsdam
Gladys Farney
Lowville
Flora Fortier
Harrison Street
Canton
Lorena M. Goodell
Kirkville
Louise Guthrie
Geraldine O. Huckle
Baldwinsville
Doris 31. McKenzie
Union Center
Norma Moyne
Burlington Flats
Dawn C. Minckler
Parish
Ruth M. Roberts
Utica Street
Oriskany
Iva Robinson
East Street
Walton
Vera K. Spall
Delaware Avenue
Kingston
Loraine L. Timmerman
Lockport
Frances N. Vail
Ida Mae Mead
Red Creek
Dietitian
John K. Menzies
Shirley Avenue
Corp
Robert Sanborn
Oakwood Avenue
Raymond W. Barnes, Jr
Maple Street
Thomas Hess
Westcott Street
A. C
East Adams Street
John Devaney
Onondaga Street
Holy Rosary
Most Holy Rosary High School
Howard C. McDowell
Colleen Stapleton
Barbara Hennessey
Monsignor McDowell
James Quigley
John Reales
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W. Genesee Hole
Armstrong’s Glen
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Seaking
New York
Jehiedom Cee Laeid
E. Genesee St
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