Twelve Ordained Priests at Syracuse Cathedral Ceremony
In Syracuse Diocese, 12 men including candidates from Watertown and Utica were ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Foery at the Cathedral. The rite featured archdeacon Alco Peak and Bishop Cunningham, with solemn mass, litany, blessing, and the Sermon on duties of priests. The ceremony drew a crowded sanctuary as new priests received Holy Ghost and blessing.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
David F. Cunningham
James P. McPeak
Charles F. McEvoy
St Anthony of Padua
Watertown
Wier AL Foery
Tyracuse
James P. Alco Peak
Saint Anthony of Padua
J. Davie F. Cunningham
Edw Ryan
Leaves Crowley
Int
Anthony of Padua
John Edward Carey
Saint Lucw's
Bernard Byrne
Wracuse
Cazenovia
Aloysius
Canal
William Joseph Kiefer
St. Mary's Utica
Nicholas Comeskey
Our Lady of Lourdes
Paris
M. Riley
Hades
Foery
Socha
Faery
Defense clinic invites go out to Syracuse manufacturers
The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce reports over 200 invitations sent to local manufacturers for a defense clinic at the Syracuse Hotel on Tuesday June 17. Norton notes outreach to nearby chambers across 14 New York counties to extend similar invites. The event aims to help firms seek subcontracts for defense items by meeting with contract representatives.
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Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Defense Clinic
Syracuse
Frederick FE. Norton
Lncal Industries
Norton
Chambers of Commerce
New York
Writnew Contractare
New York Italian Veterans Parade and Dinner Here
New York Italian Veterans hold meetings at Onondaga Hotel for a state convention and parade from North Salina Street to Union Place. Senior Vice Commander Ralph J. Margiasso will toast at the 7 PM dinner with national and local officials in attendance.
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Onondaga Hotel
North Salina Street
Union Place
Ralph J. Margiasso
Syracuse
Joseph L. Gaudieri
Columbus
Mary Marconi
Scotia
Clieune
Ve Osarco
Marvin
Francis L. McElroy
Frank C. Love
James Chart
J. Herbert Gilroy
Nicholas Vierro
Anthony Smith
Frank del Vecchio
Frank del Augustine
Anthony Senise
Chateau Thierry
DeShane Home Destroyed By Fire Near Elbridge
Fire destroyed the DeShane residence on Battery A Road four miles southeast of Elbridge. Volunteers saved three nearby wooden structures despite no water supply and only 290 gallons brought by booster tank. Barn and two other outbuildings saved. cause undetermined. cherry and apple trees scorched. no contents saved.
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Mgrs. Oran DeShane
Elbridge
Mrs McLaughlin Donates Iron Lung to City Hospital
Mrs David McLaughlin on behalf of the Eight and Forty Salon of Onondaga County presented a $1200 respirator iron lung to City Hospital. Dr H Burton Doust and Mrs Genevieve Clifford accepted with Russell Judd, 18, of Morrisville, in the lung for two weeks. Funds came from parties and local groups supporting infantile paralysis prevention.
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Tthe City Hospital
David McLaughlin
Onondaga County
H. Burton Doust
Genevieve Clifford
Russell Judd
Morrisville
Clifford
Legion Posts
Foundaton For
Genevieve. Clifford
General Bounces Into Enemy Outpost on Recon Mission
Brig. Gen. Anna Moengalle Galay leads a jeep mission at Camp Hunter Liggett California. A camouflaged enemy hideout blocks her crest line and she receives a knee bruise before escaping with aide into the woods. Guards briefly guard the area before the general returns to base.
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Hunter Liggett
Calif
Anna Moengalle Galay
New York Offers Power Boats Registration Plan
Power boats on New York navigable waters must be registered after January 1 1942 under a new state law. William Robinson says plates or plaques with a three inch minimum number will cost $1 to apply. The rule covers inland lakes and streams navigable in fact and requires specific lighting for rowboats and canoes.
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New York
William Robinson
State Department of Public Works
Robinson
Information Unit of State Defense Council Planned Albany
The State Defense Information Committee reports plans for a New York City bureau to act as a clearing house for defense program information. The unit will centralize civilian security and industrial production data with potential staff from the state executive department. The move aims to boost public interest and provide an up to date view of New York State defense efforts.
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Albany
New York City
State Defense Information Committee
Lehman
Executive Department
Defense Information Committee
New York State
Argentine ends import permits to restart U.S. business
Buenos Aires on June 7 reports that many American firms, whose operations were halted, plan to resume as Argentina abolishes exchange control and the prior permit system for many imports. The move opens channels for goods and business activity.
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Buenos Aires
New York City Schools Drill For Air Raid Safety
Experimental raid drills in New York City public schools test efficient child care during emergencies under Dr. Stephen F Bayne. The program includes a home escort service and plans more practices near LaGuardia Airport. Fire record notes several alarms and incidents in the early hours.
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New York City
New York
Stephen F. Bayne
LaGuardia
Defense Unit Stays Open This Summer
The Volunteer Service Bureau of the Council of Social Agencies will remain open through the summer due to extra work from the defense registration. Mrs. Raymond F. Piper notes its central bureau aids city resources in national emergencies and urges more registrations through clubs or organizations. Over 3,000 women enrolled. men enrollment has started.
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Volunteer Service Bureau
The
Council of Social Agencies
Loew Building
Raymond F. Piper
Piper
Volunteer Defense Committee
Red Cross
North High Pupils Stage Windy Hill Revue
About 30 pupils at North High School present The Windy Hill Revue in the school auditorium at 7:15 P M under football coach and English teacher Robert F Crego. Highlights include the Dance of the Seven Whales by the football team with listed dancers and several specialty acts and a burlesque musical melodrama.
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North High School
Windy Hill
Robert F. Crego
Lazy Bones
Gloria Rossi
Agnes Clapper
Shirley Evans
Ellaine Skiff
Gerald ‘Cariota
Helen Bonano
Polish relief drive sales carnations in Syracuse streets
Artificial blood red carnations appeared on lapels and fronts of thousands of Syracuse men and women as Polish ancestry girls sold them downtown in observance of Polish Relief Flower Day. Funds support Polish relief in Europe via the National Polish American Council and American Red Cross.
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Syracuse
Europe
American Relief Organization
Chicago
National Polish- American Council
Oneration Whantetanes
Ammesican Red Cross
Britain Full Navy Aid Urged by Retired Admiral Yarnell
Rear Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, retired, urged full use of the Navy to aid Britain and China and a fighting policy now. Speaking at Stevens Institute of Technology, he warned isolationism is over and argued for munitions to Britain, stronger Asiatic forces, and aid to China to win a democratic war.
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Hoboken
N. J
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Harry E. Yarnell
U.S. N
United States
Britain
China
Great Britain
Stevens Institute of Technology
Julinul
Europe
Asia
Hemisphere
North
South America
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Japan
Far East
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Portugal
Comfort Tyler Park plaque dedication scheduled for 19th
Comfort Tyler Park will host dedicatory ceremonies at 3 PM on June 19 to present a plaque memorializing Onondaga pioneer Comfort Tyler. The event is presented to the city by the Comfort Tyler Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, with a long list of civic and fraternal officials on the honor guest roster.
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Comfort Tyler
Broad and
Colvin Streets
Lancaster Avenue
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. D. Keppel
William A. Barry
Elmer Price
Marvin
Cornelius J. Nugent
Edwin R. Auer
George B. Parsons
Nelson F. Pitts
G Carl Alverson
H. Ernest Galt
Charles P. Morse
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Crandall Melvin
Power of Falling Water Hoists Same Water to Irrigate
Spokane journalist explains Horace Parker plan to place a hydroelectric plant on irrigation canals. Using canal drops to generate current, electricity would pump water to higher arid regions, aiding irrigation efforts as proposed to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Reclamation Bureau
Horace Parker
Columbia Basin Irrigation Survey Works
Chamber of Commerce
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Margiasso
DeShane
Parker Knapp
McLaughlin
State Defense Council
U. & Firms
South Avenue
McBride Street
West Onondala Street
Friede
Wallace Street
North High
PFZ
TAL FK OM
Oniousit
Meliel F
West
Genesee Street
Relief Fund
Polish All Veterans
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Phi Gamma Chi Sorority
Polish Ladies
Charity Circle
Sacred Heart School
Transfiguration High School
Michael Obremeki
John F. Hmie
Casmir ‘Piedja
John Kociela
John F. Giminaki
Adam Schulinlett
Towers Streteerset
Aiapis
Wanda Dobrowski
Helen Wojslaw
Mary Gryniewicz
Herald-Journal
Herald Place
Franklin Street
Yarnell
Comfort Tyler Park
Spokane
Wash
Free—Laras
Warren
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