1600 Gather To Map Out Bond Drive
A large group of 1600 personnel officers and deputies meet in Syracuse to plan war bond pledge canvassing for Liberty Belles which target 5000 women and 20 school precincts. The drive runs Tuesday June 16 with divisions across Onondaga County led by four captains and local chairmen coordinating town villages.
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Hotel
Syracuse
Frank C. Love
Personnel Officers
Civilian Protection Organization
William G. Morton
Gannon F. Bean
Paul H. Nelligan
Frederick W. Kreuzer
Ward
Floyd D. van Wie
Baldwinsville
Cleveland Kenyon
Tully
DeAlton Smith
Manlius
Carl V. Carpenter
Elbridge
Cochairman
Onondaga War Savings Committee
Ase
Vsuas
Camillus
Marcellus
Onondaga
Skaneateles
Spafford
Nelson Ashby
Joseph O'Hara
Ann M. Jones
Kenneth L. Bush
Jordan
Fred Hyatt
W. S. Spaulding
Leslie Makyes
Jess Clift
John Gregory
Jerome J. Murphy
Marguerite Hill
William L. Neuman
Charles Butler
R. Walter Riehlman
de Alton Smith
van Wie
Donald E. Ward
War Damage Coverage Plans Announced by Local Insurers
Local Insurance agents will notify clients about applying for War Damage Corporation coverage through their companies. Application blanks and instructions will be available around June 20, with coverage effective July 1. Dwellings rate set at 10 cents per $100, minimum $5, service fee capped at five percent with a $1 minimum and £1000 policy limit.
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Twitchell
Mrs McCarthy Named Delegate for Boston Democratic Meet
Mrs John V McCarthy president of the Onondaga County Women’s Democratic Club will serve as a delegate at the regional conference of the Democratic National Committee’s women’s division in Boston on June 15 and 16.
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McCarthy
John V. McCarthy
Onondaga County
Women's Democratic Club
Women’s Division
Democratic National Committee
Boston
King Reelected Leader Of Syracuse Boys Club
Chester H. King was reelected president of the Syracuse Boys' Club at the 59th annual meeting at the University Club. Officers L. P. Smith, Robert S. Cook, J. L. Wagner, and W. Niver Wynkoop were also reelected. The club reported 2,567 members with 415 average daily attendance since 1941, as police officials praised its work in steering youths away from delinquency.
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Chester H. King
Syracuse Boys’ Club
University Club
L. P. Smith
Robert S. Cook
J. L. Wagner
W. Niver Wynkoop
Sherwood T. Ernenwein
William E. Rapp
Syracuse Police Department
West End
R. K. Atkinson
Rockville
Sen
Condemnation Board to Appraise Lands for U S Use
A three member condemnation commission to settle disputes over property values in the Taft Settlement and Baldwinsville-Phoenix Army purchase areas is to be announced soon. Six appraisers will be named, three for each area, earning about $3 000 yearly plus $25 per day when in session.
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U.S
United States
Taft Settlement
Baldwinsville-Phoenix Army Purchase
John G Kinghorn Receives First Lieutenant Commission
John G Kinghorn of 425 Glenwood Avenue has been commissioned as first lieutenant in the Army Air Corps ground command. He will report to Lowry Field Denver on Friday. A long-time Gulf Of Company veteran in Syracuse he is married with two children and served three years in the last war. He is 42.
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John G. Kinghorn
Glenwood Avenue
Army Air Corps
Ground Command Land
Lowry Field
Denver
Kinghorn
Gulf of
Syracuse
27Th Infantry
Siberia
Manila
Scho‘field Barracks
Hawaii
Forsythe predicts 20 million cars can meet all needs
Syracuse auto dealer Clellan Forsythe says if the government sustains 2A cars, no home in the United States will be without a vehicle. He argues 6 million former traveling salesman cars are gone and many families need only one car, urging rubber conservation and gas economy. He praises the president's guidance and calls for public cooperation.
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Forsythe
United States
Roosevelt
Clellan S. Forsyth
Syracuse
New York
J D Crimmins Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
John D. Crimmins aged 61 of 205 Carleton Drive was charged with driving while intoxicated after a early morning arrest by Patrolmen Clarence Snow and William Lyons near Townsend and Madison Street. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Harry H. Farmer and was held on $100 bail until June 17.
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John D. Crimmins
Carleton Drive
Harry H. Farmer
Crimmins
Clarence Snow
William Lyons
Townsend
Madison Street
Library staff feted at luncheon in Syracuse
Syracuse Public Library staff hosted a luncheon at Hotel Syracuse honoring two colleagues who resigned to marry. Honor guests were Miss Sybil Mather head of the art department and Miss Barbara Cox of the Petit Library staff. Miss Helen M. Englehardt organized arrangements.
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Syracuse Public Library
Hotel
Syracuse
Sybil M. Mather
Barbara Cox
Petit Library
Helen M. Englehardt
City to name 75 playground supervisors for 34 sites
Smith T. Fowler of the Municipal Recreation Commission announced that next week the city will appoint about 75 supervisors for 34 playgrounds. A meeting at City Hall was held and another was set to finish checking applicants. Several young women will be appointed this year posted to nine park pools.
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Smith T. Fowler
Municipal Recreation Commission
CU Gee Tosea
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Liberty Belles
King
Boys’ Club of America
Lasian Crandon
Nick Jerret and His Orchestra
J.D. Crimmins
Miss Syracuse Dress Shop
Keith Bldg
Olympic
South Selina
East Jefferson
Auburn
Fulton
Oswego
Alien
Tahaca
Mildred Hanley
McCall Stylist
Edwards
SRT
Seersucker
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