Love Urges U S Send Materials to Allies
Major Frank C. Love urged Syracuse Post 41 of the American Legion to aid the Allies with food and materials. The post endorsed Raymond J. Kelly’s plea for unity to strengthen the armed forces and combat fifth column activity. The post’s annual membership drive ends with a dinner at the Onondaga Hotel. Boys’ State quota is filled for July 6–14 at the State Fair Grounds.
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United States
Frank C. Love
American Legion
Syracuse
Post 41
Major Love
Raymond J. Kelly
National Legion
United States Army
Navy
Onondaga Hotel
Joseph Gureny
A. T. Hollenbeck
Legion
State Fair Grounds
Four New Teachers Appointed at Jordan School
Nelson Ramsdall, principal, announced four new hires at Jordan village school as term ends. Miss Jane H. Start of Remsen, Keuka College graduate, succeeds Laura Hedgson as commercial teacher and will oversee girls' activities. Stanley Hills of Gouverneur becomes instrumental music and voice teacher, replacing Elizabeth Hunter at Webster School. Miss M. Regina Murphy of Skaneateles, Albany State Teachers College graduate, fills the Eng position vacated by Janet Lewis.
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Jordan Village
Nelson Ramsdall
Jane H. Start
Remsen
Keuka College
Laura Hedgson
Jordan
Hedgson
Canastota
Start
Stanley Hills
Gouverneur
Elizabeth Hunter
Webster School
M. Regina Murphy
Skaneateles
Albany State Teachers College
Janet Lewis
School staff changes at Cambridge High and Baldwin
Largely readable notes report Mrs. Lewis as a teacher at Cambridge High School. Dorothy Marsh succeeds Jane Downey as Kindergarten teacher. Downey may teach at Baldwin.
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Lewis
Cambridge High School
Dorothy Marsh of
Jordan
Jane Downey
Miss Downey
Baldwin, L. 1
Big Class Initiation Meeting Of Hibernians In Onondaga
The Ancien Order of Hibernians Division No 2 of Onondaga County holds a bi monthly meeting at the Hotel Onondaga main ballroom tonight with Edward ONeill and Michael Callahan leading. Several hundred new members are expected to be initiated in what may be the largest event since reorganization two years ago in Syracuse set to discuss the Irish American Field Day for Sunday July 21 at the New York State Fair Grounds.
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Ancien Order of Hibernians
Onondes County
Onondaga
Orgntian 53 Mate Sk
Syracuse
Edward Oneill
Michael L. Callahan
Order For
New York State Fair Ground
Onondaga County Needs a Chief County Executive
Mayor Rol land B Marvin urged the Onondaga County Charter Commission to create a county executive either elected or appointed to run administrative affairs. He warned public indifference due to war and national politics could hinder local reform this fall. Weller and Rosenberg added financial control as a prerequisite for effective county governance.
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Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
Rolland B. Marvin
Onondaga County Charter Commission
Wee Ayn
Syracuse
Verne
Board of Supervisiors
Vinile Bravor
Marvin
W. Earl Weller
Thhe
Rochester Bureau of Municipal Research
Harry Rosenberg
Monroe County
Weller
Red Cross Drive Nears 21000 Total Pledged in Syracuse Campaign
Syracuse leaders announced a drive progress report with a total pledged of 213k and 321,296 already contributed. Plans for benefit events include softball games among Syracuse Corning and Rochester teams at Municipal Stadium, a July 2 musical revue, and other fundraisers under the Onondaga Red Cross chapter.
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Syracuse
Red Cross
Syracuse Onondaga
Edward F. Stearns
American Red Cross
Ellsworth C. Reamon
Corning
Rochester
Municipal
Syracuse Chiefs
Congress
Jewish Community Center
Nathan Share
Solvay Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miss Monica's
Keith
Guernsey Island
County officials debate management needs at Monroe meeting
Rosenberg praised Monroe County's success in halting extra appropriations and said a manager is not required. Present were Prof. Robert F. Stedman of Syracuse University, Leo J. Falcone, an insurgent Democrat, and Dorothy Cumming, president of the League of Women Voters.
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Rosenberg
Monroe
Robert F. ‘Stedman
Syracuse University
Leo J. Falcone
Ars. Dorothy Cumming
League of Women Voters
Outing of Council at Syracuse Yacht Club
The Common Council's annual outing is set for July 15 at the Syracuse Yacht Club. Councilman Nicholas Pirro announces the event with assistance from Councilmen Eric W. Will and Carl A. Young. A program of sports motor boat rides and an outdoor dinner is planned.
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Yacht Club
Common Council
Syracuse Yacht Club
Nicholas Pirro
Pirro
Eric W. Will
Carl A. Young
Riley Chosen President of Vocational High Club
Andrew Riley was elected president of the Vocational High School Oratorical Club at a meeting held yesterday. He succeeds Robert Barnes. Other officers include Shirley Goodwin reelected as vice president Anella Vaccaro as secretary and William Funson as treasurer. John Bowe serves as faculty adviser.
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Andrew Riley
Vocational High Club
Robert Barnes
Shirley Goodwin
Anella Vaccaro
William Funson
John Bowe
Andrews Urges Speed in Sending Armaments to Allies
Dean Paul Andrews of Syracuse University College of Law urged immediate shipment of planes guns ammunition and World War 75s to aid the Allies and avert an American armed camp. He warned Britain France Poland and others would be tributary and the U S could face invasion and economic ruin if the Allies failed. A separate note reports a $200 chicken brooder destroyed by fire at the Manwaring farm near Baldwinsville blamed on nearby grass sparks.
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Andrews
U.S
America
Europe
Paul Shipman Andrews
Syracuse University College of Law
Optimists’ Club
Syracuse
France
England
Poland
Low Countries
Czechoslvakia
Scandinavia
United States
Bald- Winsville
Vocational Schools Urged to Train Arms Factory Workers
At Hotel Byracese a proposal calls for NYA train workers to fill ukified armaments trades. Vocational schools in Albany should supply industrial apprentices as an alternative to NYA projects. H P Steelio argues for a national emergency program, citing experience with the National Metal Trades Association and extensive school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byracese
NYA
Ofwn
H. P. Steelio
Vocational of
Albany
National Metal Trades Assoy
Central New York
Electric deals offer gifts for homes and weddings
The passage touts electrical dealers as sources for gifts from toasters to coffee makers and waffle irons. It suggests a cooperative gift idea for a bridge club and promises cheerful options for wedding and shower gifts with many suitable items.
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Bridge Club
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