Collins Fire Settlement Orders Signed
Five families and widows of victims of the Collins building fire receive settlements totaling hundreds of thousands. Proceedings involve Onondaga County Savings Bank Syracuse Trust Company and Grace V. Collins, owners, with attorneys for widows and heirs. Two injury claims remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
Oniomen
Uren
Orb Creas
Bay Bauder
Woaon
Bus Baader
Armas
Carella
Street
Amours
Mariya
Jam
Cestellie
Cooron
Julia Livine
Chilren
Liacon
Levine
Stelle
Lionel Wwitryol
Leon Grossman
Ord Athert
Youn
Euh Avenue
Daugher
Mary Ann
Young
Farnham & Martineau
Frances McCarthy Dugan
Tall Women and Two Boys Involved in City Auto Accident
Lola Tranalla passenger in a Guilford Road car driven by Missy Cuddeback suffered a severe blow to the head and contusions when the vehicle collided with a Syracuse BLD. 3 car at South Townsend and East Jefferson Streets. Margaret DeMlark sustained cuts after her car overturned in a collision with Arthur Latzkowski. Terrance Dombrowski was struck while between parked cars on Pond Street and William Weiss drove another car that bruised his knees and forehead. Jerry Neigro was struck while crossing South State and Jackson Streets by Berden Barkley’s Ithaca Street vehicle, with minor bruises reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senterday
Stes
Lola Tranalla
Guilford Road
Missy Vera Cuddeback
Baker Avenue
Robert Hallihan
Syracuse
South Townsend
East Jefferson Streets
Margaret DeMlark
Bu Np
Jerry Xneigro
Stewart Street
South State
Jackson Streets
Iast
Berden E. Barkley
Ithaca Street
Ithaca
Mrs Hazel Smith First Waac Officer in Syracuse Becomes Mother
Syracuse news notes Lt. Robert J. Smith and Mrs. Hazel Smith welcomed a son, Hubert Holingsworth Smith, born at Syracuse Memorial Hospital on May 30. Mrs. Smith, ex Waac captain and former director of personnel at the Filter Center, resigned from the Waves after a 1942 career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Smith
Waac
Syracuse
Nist
Robert J. Smith
Women’s ‘Army
Benny Odell Dies in Army Truck Crash
Benny Odell 33 a Baldwinsville native and noted Central New York heavyweight boxer died in an Army truck crash near Memphis Tennessee. He was among 2S soldiers killed when the vehicle left a bridge rail and dropped 20 feet. Survived by parents wife sister and two brothers. Odell had enlisted last June after time with Miami Beach and Camp Blanding assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setcer
Benny Odell
Baldwinsville
New York
Memphis
Tenn
Betty Otell
Far and Home Bureau
Federal
Otles
Louise Mecintyns Odell
Clermont
Fla
iNietun
Sita J. B. Odell
Odell
Miami Beach
Bia
Minami Beach
Army
Camp Blanding
Jacksonville
Nashville
Statven
Associated Press
Ode
Corp
John Odell
Memphis, Tenn
James Odell
Connors and Maher Win Four Year CBA Scholarships
James J Connors and James F Maher top the four year Christian Brothers Academy scholarships announced after the Saturday competition. One year awards go to William J Laughlin Thomas M Walezik John J Costello and Richard E Seifert. Bishop Walter A Foery will award the scholarships at the June 17 commencement in the Hotel Syracuse ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessed Sacrament School
Thomas M. Walezik
Leavenworth Avenue
St. John the Evangelist
John J. Costello
Strathmore Drive
Most Holy Rosary
Richard E. Seifert
Avery Avenue
St. Brigid's
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Academy
Rationing Calendar Dates You Should Remember
The list outlines key dates and deadlines for the rationing program. It highlights when supplies are allocated, when to apply for permits, and timelines for renewals. Readers should note the schedule to comply with wartime controls.
Ration notices update as stamp validity changes detailed
The Onondaga County Rationing Board lists June and July validity for red, blue and other stamps. It specifies new dates for meat fats oil cheese canned goods fruit vegetables sugar coffee fuel oil tires and inspection periods. The board operates from the former George Washington School at Park Avenue and Plain Street and can be reached by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Rationing Board
George Washington School
Park ‘Avenue
Plain” Street
TelesPhone
Senator O Daniel calls for officials house cleaning
Dioglen reports June 7 that Senator O Daniel urged officials to undergo a house cleaning amid perceived government inefficiency and calls for reform.
Texas Congressman Decries Federal Plot Versus Government
Rep tor O Daniel accuses high Federal authorities of planning a dictatorship and calls for a large house cleaning of elected officials to preserve the nation. He cites talks with Washington czars to illustrate a plot toward communism or socialism and urges replacing officials with those who believe in the Constitution and private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor O'Daniel
D-Texas
South Texas
Deadline June 30 for B gas ration tire inspection
Oscar F. Soule, chairman of the War Price and Rationing Board, warns B book holders that June 30 is the deadline for periodic tire inspections under Office of Price Administration rules. Rations cannot be renewed unless the inspection is recorded on renewal blanks submitted at each period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Soule
Con: War Price and Rationing Board
Office of Price Administration
Washington
Syracuse Soldier Hurt in Fierce Battle for Fa id Pass
Two veterans from the North Africa campaign recount brutal fighting as Allied forces attacked Fort Duprez and Faid Pass. George Ward of Canton Ohio from the Black Watch unit recalls heavy bombing and paratroop actions. Kenneth C Stockwell of Syracuse details a mortar barrage that cost men their lives and led to his right arm loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens
Mass
North Africa
Pyo
George Ward
Canton
Ohio
Black Watch
Algiers
Ward
Fort Duprez
Kenneth C. Stockwell
Syracuse
Faid Pass
Pfe
Kenneth Stockwell
Associated Press
Eric Pedersen
Armstrong Place
Roosevelt High School
McNutt Says Draft Boards Inducting Fathers Illegally
Washington says draft boards are violating the ban on induction of fathers and urges those affected to appeal. McNutt notes some boards have gone beyond the non-deferrable list and improperly inducted fathers not within allowed dependency exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNutt
Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Suspended sentence for man in restaurant fight costs $89.50
Charles Rivette pleaded guilty to public intoxication and received a suspended sentence from Judge Homer V. Walsh on condition of paying $89.50 restitution for damage from a Montgomery Street restaurant fight last night. Kenneth Mandigo testified Rivette attacked him, tearing a sleeve, injuring his mouth and ear and breaking a wrist watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rivette
Oakwood Avenue
Homer V. Walsh
J Court
Montgomery Street
Kenneth Mandigo
Oswego Street
Badwinsville
Permission Granted To Sell Tires From Junked Cars
The Syracuse CPA office says junk dealers can become tire dealers by filing OPA Form 17 with the New York Regional Office. Forms are available at the Syracuse-Kemper Building district office. After filing, they may sell tires from junk automobiles to certified motorists or release tires to tire dealers with an authorization letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Cpa Offce
New York
Syracuse
Syracuse-Kemper Building
Ration Board
OPA
Schoharie County Treasurer Named
Governor Dewey appoints Nicholas G. Moot of Richmondville as Schoharie County treasurer to fill the unexpired term after Fred Beagle resigns, effective today in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dewey
Nicholas G. Moot
Richmondville
Schoharie County
Fred Beagle
Sisters Brothers To Share Estate Of Dr G L Brown
Dr Garrison L Brown of Clay died May 27 at 88. He left his estate to sister Gladys M Brown who lived with him, and personal keepsakes to brother Donald W Brown of New York and sister Ethel E Distin of Saranac Lake. He was a longtime Syracuse College of Medicine alumnus and New York health officer and practiced about 60 years. Will filed for probate by Donald Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison L. Brown
Clay
Gladys M. Brown
Donald W. Brown
New York
Ethel E. Distin
Saranac Lake
Dr. Brown
Syracuse College of Medicine
New York State
Donald Whitney
War Workers Aid on Farms Praised by War Manpower Official
Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg, Regional Director of the War Manpower Commission, commends Cloud Wampler and the Syracuse Manufacturers' Association for releasing trained farm workers to temporary farm employment. The letter lauds Syracuse efforts to mobilize industry for emergency farm needs and notes plans to report the program at the regional committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
Cloud Wampler
Anna M. Rosenberg
War Manpower Commission
Supreme Court Opens Two Terms as Grand Jury Reopens
The June term of the Supreme Court opened with Justice Frank J. Cregg in charge and a heavy calendar centered on military cases. Equity term opened at 2 PM with Justice Clifford H. Sears presiding, and Justice Henry J. Kimball of Watertown slated to begin tomorrow. The May Grand Jury reconvened to consider 16 pending cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Frank J. Cregg
Clifford H. Sears
Henry J. Kimball
Watertown
Sewer Break Under State Fair Boulevard
A two foot diameter hole opened in the pavement on State Fair Boulevard between Harbor Brook and West Genesee Street after a storm sewer broke. Public works crews started repairs and found the concrete pipe rests on marshy earth that may have given way beneath the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Boulevard
Harbor Brook
West Genesee Street
Public Works
George H. Ballantyne
Cable Tells Ludwig He's Father of Girl
A cable to Lt Irving C. Ludwig Jr in North Africa reports he is the father of a girl born this morning at St Joseph's Hospital. The mother is Eleanor Larned, the baby weighs seven pounds two ounces, and both mother and child are well. Grandparents are Dr Samuel F Larned and Mrs Larned of 262 Brattle Road and Mr and Mrs Irving C Ludwig of 120 Steward Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Ludwig, Jr
North Africa
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Eleanor Larned
Samuel F. Larned
Larned
Brattle Road
Irving C. Ludwig
Stiward Avenue
Church Urges Closer Link With Labor
Presbyterian Synod committee calls for closer church ties with labor and the working class. They ask the New York Synod to name the committee official spokesman to handle moral and spiritual issues in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod of New York
Syracuse
Phillips P. el Hott
Brooklyn
New York Synod
Albany
Cameron P. Hall
Roswell P. Barnes
Federal Council of Churches
Elliott
Victory Corps
USO Lounge Opens at New York Central Station
The USO Lounge at the New York Central Railroad station held its first open house drawing civilians and servicemen, directed by Travelers' Aid and funded by the United War Fund of Onondaga County. It operates 16 hours daily from 9 AM to 1 AM with 65 volunteers. ceremony attendees included Mayor Kennedy and USO chairman Harrison Feldman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
New York Central Railroad
Travelers’ Aid Association
United War Fund
Onondaga County
Thomas E. Kennedy
Harrison G. Feldman
Newman J. Evans
Daniel J. Daley, Jr
Second Service Command
Francis C. Tucker
J. F. Sabine Meachem
Paul Shea
S. C. Weller
Survivors of Pearl Harbor View Captured Japanese Sub
Family from Syracuse sees the two man submarine captured at Pearl Harbor on Dec 7 1941 for the first time thousands of miles from their former home Mrs Ree led the way to the exhibit sharing memories of the attack and their flight from Hawaii to the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Pearl Harbor
Herbert Ree
Wyoming Street
Ree
Catherine
Grace Lalone Houdson
George Ree
Honolulu
United States
Young George
Herbert W. Ree
George
Alvin Hudson
Island
Bond Buyers In Thrones See Jap Sub
Hundreds bought War Bonds and Stamps to view a two man Japanese submarine on exhibit in Syracuse. The Treasury official praised the turnout, with admission paid by bonds or stamps. Boatswain's Mate James A. Stalker, a Guadalcanal hero, signed autographs as word spread of his Navy Cross award and actions during the Solomon Islands campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Treasury Department
Syracuse
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Clark
Treasury
Vanderbilt Square
Sampson Naval Base
Geneva
Uncle Sam's Navy
William T. Lane
War Savings Committee
Solomons Islands
James A. Stalker
Albany
Guadalcanal
Speeders Pay Fines in Traffic Court
Speeders paid a total of 110 dollars in fines today imposed by Judge Harry H. Farmer in Traffic Court. Names and addresses are listed with individual fines including Daniel L. Cappa 30 dollars, Dominic Tucciarone 20 dollars, Francis R. Orcutt, Ray mond S. Baker, and Agnes A. Hahey. Ralph Studier and Fred Ebbers pleaded Not guilty to speeding with trials set for June 15 and June 37 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Farmer
Daniel L. Cappa
Lemoyne Avenue
Dominic Tucciarone
Elm Street
Francis R. Orcutt
Calthrop Avenue
Raymond S. Baker
Concord Place
Agnes A. Hahey
Collingwood Avenue
Robert Bristol
Erickson Street
Ralph Studier
Clay
Fred
Ebbers
Scarsdale
Studier
Grant Boulevard
Erie Boulevard
War Effort Poster Contest Winners Named
Jeanne Heath and Richard McGann won first prizes in the War Effort Poster contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Board of Education. Rose Kossoff and Richard Sax shared second. honorable mentions went to Frances Bryant and Beverly Davies. Posters will be on display at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts through June 13. A luncheon honored the winners, with prizes awarded by Irving Schramm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Heath
Central High School
Richard McGann
Porter School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Rose Kosoff
Richard Sax
Grant Junior
Frances Bryant
Beverly Davies
Lincoln Junior High
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce
Irving Schramm
Jaycee Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Collins Fire
Stephen Peter Hopkins
Harry D. Hopkins
Marine Corps
Harold Colvocoresses
Hopkins
Robert
David
Navy
Colvocoresses
Suvramouse
Mrs
Tennessee
Sen. O’daniel
Dioglen
Pie
K. C. Stockwell
G. L. Brown
Rosenberg
WMC
Wampler
Cable
Ludwig
Graves Street
Townsend School
Presbyterian Committee
America
San Francisco
Army Engineers
Hilda Marie
Thieltan
John
Edward Ree
Kirtlands
S. Salina St
Sarer
St Joseph Acca
Cvue
Dr. Edwards
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