Syracuse Quonset for Planes Latest at Airport
The Syracuse Society of Quality Control Engineers met at Bristol Laboratories Inc to inspect the antibiotic manufacturing process. A petition by World War II veteran Orazio J Curra to evict Anna M Leonard from 30 Delaware St was denied in Municipal Court by Judge Harry H Skerritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Society of Quality Control Engineers
Thompson Ra
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Orazio J. Curra
Anna M. Leonard
Delaware St
Harry H. Skerritt
Curra
Time on His Hands and Other Local Notices
A mail discovery finds a gentleman’s wristwatch and a lady’s lapel watch for owner identification held by Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson. Supreme Court admits 28 petitioners including Mr. and Mrs. Max Hoffmann from Germany in 1941. Onondaga County contemplates buying back a 30 acre Lysander forestry plot sold to the Federal Government during the war. The state holds first purchase priority on the 3.00 acre plot to be used as a game preserve. May fatalities include four auto accidents and seven accidental falls. vital statistics registrar reports May death totals for external causes at 17, up from 12 last year. Several marriages and names appear in the community roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmate Lee
Harry J. Kimball
Supreme Court
Max Hoffmann
EF. Adam
Germany
Onondaga County
Lysander
Baldwinsville Ordnance Works
Charles F. Ames
County Parks and Planning Board
Bermard M. Mitchell
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Indianapolis Race Adviser to Speak on Automobile Maintenance
RUSSELL G. RILEY technical adviser for the AAA for the 500 mile race on the Indianapolis Speedway will speak tonight at 8 oclock at the Civic Theater. Riley is director of merchandising for Thompson Products Inc Cleveland O and a member of the Association of Automobile Engineers and the Technical Committee of the AAA contest board. He began in the auto business in 1913 as a test driver for Muswell Brisco cars and after WWI worked with Liberty engines and Storm Manufacturing in Minneapolis before joining Thompson Products in 1934. His talk covers automobile maintenance past present and future and traces the industry progress influenced by WWII.
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Indianapolis
Russell G. Riley
AAA
Indianapolis Speedway
New York
Civic Theater
Riley
Thompson Products, Inc
Cleveland
Association of Automobile Engineers
Tie
Muswell Brisco Automobiles
Naval Ordance
Liberty Engines
Storm Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Thompson Products
Police Cars Up For Sale In Municipal Auction
Six worn out 1942 sedans and thirteen automobile motors to be sold by George F. Waite on Monday. Bids will be opened at 9 30 A M in the police garage.
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George F. Waite
Waite
Automobile Motors
Driver Pays 100 Fine in Traffic Court
One motorist was fined 100 pounds for reckless driving by Judge Truman H. Preston in a busy Traffic Court session. Other fines were issued to Stephen Baker 24 for improper passing, Ray Denman for speeding, Len Shkehorn for overtime, Giles Mille for speeding, Ralph Capaccia for speeding, Floyd Schleap for speeding, Albert Murray for driving without an operator’s license, Fred Mayers for driving without an operator’s license, Russell Sigler for improper passing, and John Coar for driving the wrong way on a one way street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Martin B. Piasick
Peat. St
Florence Santelle
Butternut St
Erie ‘Blvd
Cherry St
Stephen A. Baker
Lakeview Av
Ray O. Denman
Brewerton
Len E
Hkehorn
Montgomery St
Giles T. Mille
Adams
Ralph Capaccia
Floyd Schleap
Deuiver
Albert D. Murra
Club and business dinners and meetings at Syracuse hotels
A dense schedule lists 7 00 pm to 10 00 pm events at Hotel Syracuse and nearby venues including Kappa Epsilon Phi dinner Induatrial Cubs Club meeting and many associations from Manufacturers to Zonta with luncheons, dinners, and meetings across multiple organizations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Epsilon Phi
Syracuse
Induatrial Cubs
Contract Bridge
Central Tri-Y
W.C.A
W.clal
C.A
Y.w.ca
Nottingham High
Manufacturers Association
Onondaga
Tonia Die Manufacturers
Hartel Syracuse
Mik
Foard Motor Ca
Funeral Directors
PLES
Exchanage Club
Onontaga
ti—Harmony Circle
Overseas Brides! Club
Vwocla
Hepshouse Terd-Age Peanteen
Yw.c.a
AWD
Zonta Clubh
Jewish Welfare Federation
Fc—Industrial Girva
American Veterans’ Committee
Associated Industries
Hote Syracust
Syra Ise
Ad Club
Auto Dealers
Associated Equipment Distributors
Manufacturers' Association
Sun O11 Co
Schrattt
Syra
Dated nuptials and addresses fill odd notice page
A fragmented social notice lists couples and addresses with wedding dates in May and June. Names include Carmella Ruvny, Alice Rivne, Madeline Berube, Beatrice Bayzee, Shirley Kirdings, Mary Abendroth, Kathleen Harts, Veronica McGuckin, Eve Tornatore, Zela Matheson, Norene Woorlord, Laura Cook.
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Larry Scripa
Carmella Ruvny
Park Av
Evert I. Mughes
Alice L. Rivne
Rod
Gafayette
James He York
Madeline M. Berube
W. Castie St
Benjamin Ford
Fortunato
Pit N. McMride St
Duncan
Stormer
William A. Guarasce
Mary J. Abendroth
Midland Av
Arthur M. Coyne
Jane Haywoudt
Beech St
Stanley C. Hodell
Margaret M. Timmons
Rich St
Thomas H. Stockton
Kathleen Harts
Milton Ayv
John J. Deloreizo
Veronica M. MceGuckint
Solvay
Ralph D. Slinckley
Eve C. )Tornatoret
Midland Ay
Carl M. Moyer
Zela E. Matheson
White St
John F. NanniNorene A. Woorlord
Hixson St
William Drumma
Laura JM. Cook
North Syracuse
Dewey Favored Choice for State Fair Commission Chair
Observers expect Gov Deweys pick to chair the 15 member Temporary Commission on the State Fair meeting in Albany. Syracuse Assemblyman Forsythe with Onondaga backing pushes for chair, while Jefferson County Senator Mitchell vies, amid GOP maneuvering to keep the fair in Onondaga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Assembly
Senate
Dewey
Chellands. Forsythe
Syracuse
Forsythe
Onondaga County
Mattydale Air Base
Five New Buses Put in Service on University Line
Five new 34 passenger buses were put into service today by Syracuse Transit Corporation on its University line. The postwar buses arrived Tuesday and comprise the first batch of 474 large buses in the order. Nine more 37 passenger buses are due for delivery in July and will be put into use thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Transit Corporation
University Line
Taxi Driver Cleared in Burglary Case
George C. Davis, 25, of 136 Green St., was cleared of burglary and grand larceny charges tied to a raid on Louis Flask's Spring Garden Restaurant at 4212 Milton Ave. by Judge Leo W. Breed after Assistant DA Arthur W. Wilson argued Davis acted without knowledge, aiding two unknown men who directed him to drive and wait.
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George C. Davis
Green St
Louis Flask
Spring Garden
Milton Ar
Arthur W. Wilson
Leo W. Breed
Wilson
Davis
Single Post Unfilled on GOP Slate in Onondaga County
In a flurry of meetings at Charles A. McNett's office the Onondaga GOP aims to finalize the slate for tonight's county committee endorsement. The only remaining spot is county clerk with McNett and advisers undecided as 10 days of campaigning pass. John H. Hughes is seen as a likely State Senator nominee, while Riehlman and Schultz remain slated for designation and Assembly incumbents Forsthe and Rulison seek renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. McNett
Onondaga County
G.O.P
Denison Bild
McNett
R. Wialter Riehlman
Searles G. Schultz
Skaneafeles
Clellan S. Forsthe
Lawrence M. Rulison
Leo W. Breed
William H. Bowers
Robert G. Wasmer
John H. Hughes
Charles J. Hogan
Perlmutter Painting to Be Unveiled in Syracuse
Syracuse artist David Perlmutter will unveil a six year labor painting titled A Survivor s Nightmare In the Warsaw Ghetto at the Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation Victory Dinner at Hotel Syracuse. The work supports the United Jewish Appeal fundraising goal of 100 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Ghetto
Syracuse
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation
United Jewish Appeal
Federation
Hotel Syriacuse
David Perimutter
Euclgter
New York
Alexander E. Holtein
MR. Perlmutter
Warsaw
Air Base Farm Suit Hearings Near End
Three commissioners continued condemnation hearings over the 282 acre farm taken for part of the Syracuse Army Air Base site. The government appraisal valued the property at 525,000. witnesses for both sides offered estimates ranging from about 90,000 to 110,000, with experts testifying on the farm’s true worth.
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Air Base Farm
Gilbert Mautz
Onondaga County
Accre
Syracuse Army Air Base
James M. Sears
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
Lane
Mautz
Willard Sleeth
North
Syracuse
Charles Keller
Worst Night in City Jail Sparks Complaints
Prisoners say the Police Court section slept poorly after a night of loud arguing between cells over WWII incidents. Several newcomers clashed, but strong bars kept violence at bay as cries and complaints filled the morning.
Syracuse Transit Chief Urges Strict Action On Traffic Violations
William H. Chilton of Syracuse Transit Corporation pledges support for Chief Kinney in cracking down on bus drivers who run red lights and fail to signal. He notes three drivers cited for red light violations on Salma and Erie streets and says violators will be disciplined. A system of inspectors checks routes for rule violations and company conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
William H. Chilton
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Chief Kinney
Salma St
Erie
Chilton
Elso
Kinney
Approve New Crossing
After seven years of legal action the Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission plans to restart hearings on land condemnation owned by Mann and Hunter Lumber Co. Judge Leo W. Breed issued a decision appointing a new commissioner to replace the late Fred Plum. Thomas Ward and Harry H. Hartman are Syracuse attorneys. Both sides agree the original report used the wrong theory and new hearings are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Halloran Brothers Defense Seeks More Time in Dismissal Fight
The Halloran brothers James and John faced charges over pinball machines at their Geddes street shop. Attorney Paul R. Shanahan asked Judge Homer V. Walsh for more time to file briefs on a motion to dismiss. The judge gave until next Wednesday for the briefs after Shanahan cited other cases delaying preparation."}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer V. Walsh
Halloran
James
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Peter Rusyniak
Myron J. Parkinson
Sriandare
Calumbur Ag
Heie Anderton
EB Genesee Xt
Cart A
J Kaufman
Olga A Wentzel
Ochrander Av
Bamner
Mary
Corcoran
West
Joveph
Evankevech
Lakeview Ay
Kathron
Gallacher
Leonard Poodtarrtan
Carruthers
W. Corning
Mochar
Viegivie
Pn Jahn
Oiga
Arsiro Ggohn Tounsend
Joseph J Viniants
Gifford
Westmoreland
Frank Preevell
Clever Et Dorai
Ternivt
Burnet
Geenle N Sprenger Org
Eidoractn
Marjorie K Slater
Claimante
Cc Fuller
Olver Wendell Holmes Jr
Seo
Gladysi M. Gibbons
Onondaga St
Walter L Snaw
Jane Yo Lemnards
Maccesus
Bessie Coimbus
Mascetus
Charlee Ro Manning
Urdella Bririer M Peterson
Ginsster
Maic Laneour
F. J. Farfaro Cass
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Unity Church
Syracuse Police Dept
By Lawrence J. O'Toole
Isaac B. Mitchell
Jefferson County
Mitchell
Henry Wise
Wise
Glenn R. Bedenkapp
E. Fayette ST
E. Jefferson
South
Salina ST
South Warren ST
Perlmutter
William S. Estabrook
Thad L. Colum
Perrin L. Babcock
U. S
Adolph Huttar
Louis de Marco
Maurice Lane
H. Duane Bruce
Hiscock
Pelice
FDL
Hallorans
Peterxan
Opp
Eckel Theater
East Fayette St
Basy Center
S. Salina ST
Central New Yorks Insurance Agency
Bowen , Perry and
Fores
Wrc
W.c.walker
W.rattridge
Vpres. & Treas C
Prous
F. Oba
Stn
Planer
W. Onondaga ST
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Jefferson
Dudley
Weston's
All Sizes
Lotion
Weston’s
N. Salina ST
Martin
Valspar
Roy White
Devilbiss
A Ase J.very
Wassong
Regent Theater
Coats
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