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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
5
Internal Revenue Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy announced 262000 income tax bills were issued. Taxpayers should pay the second quarterly installment by June 15, calculating due amount as half the total tax minus any payments already made. A refund may be issued where applicable.
New Area Commissioners join the Syracuse District of Onondaga Council led by Ernest Blanchard. Appointees are Dr. Robert D. Mager Edward D. Forgette and Morron Williams with roles in University Lincoln and Central Areas.
The Municipal Planning Commission approved a zoning change at 113 South Midler Avenue from Business A to non conforming use to allow Syracuse Cause Manufacturing Company to operate a tool making plant. Objections by neighbor Joseph Ward were withdrawn after a comparison showing fewer nuisances than the former laundry site.
Royal D. Woolsey of Canastota is appointed assistant attorney general by Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein. Woolsey is a Syracuse University graduate and former Canastota police justice, village attorney, and Madison County district attorney. He led rowing at SU and held roles in Canastota Public Library and Methodist Church boards. he is married to Angeline Golly of Rome with four children.
The Jewish festival Shevouth or Feast of Weeks will be celebrated next Wednesday. Reform Jews observe one day and Conservative and Orthodox two days. Confirmation ceremonies and Ruth reading mark the observance with ceremonies at Temple Society of Concord and related events including pre confirmation service and Bible gifts.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Rodak of Glenside Skaneateles Falls received a War Department telegram stating their son Pvt Andrew Rodak Jr 30 was killed in action in the May 7 North African fighting. He enlisted February 24 1932 and served from Fort Niagara Camp Croft Indian Town Gap overseas to England and Africa with the first division. Memorial service planned at St Nicholas Auburn. Survived by seven sisters and four brothers.
Red Cross volunteers report large fur contributions from Syracuse residents for making vests for soldiers at sea and in cold climates. The Production Center asks contributors to store fur until a new appeal is issued due to storage constraints.
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