Guard Units At Pine Camp Cut to Six Thousand Five Hundred
Reading scrambled orders outline guard units assembled at Pine Camp with expected 6 500 personnel and the first units arriving June 23. It details schedules for 17th and 10th Infantry formations, dispersions to DeKalb Junction and Oswego areas, and concentrations at Pine Camp through late summer with ROTC CMTC members and field artillery support.
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Pine Camp
Kladulea
Fedule
Gramung
Furst
Ben
Aus
59Nd Feld
Mar Brea
Ival Jung
Corcentracon
Dsien
Susy Cavalry
Engaze
Feg
Menhatten
Broosa
131S
Luca Burtalo
Cers Peeve Corp
Bea
OPC
Uy Sw
Tne
Tomorrer
Corel
Unarito Porcewarmer
Bonaventure College
Madison Barrac
Lyie Assails War Hysteria at Carner Corporation Dinner
At the Caner Corporation anniversary dinner with 230 employees, Lyle urged arming America and warned of new territory and supplies that could lead to victory. Dr Willis H Carrier, E T Murphy, Logan and Lewis spoke. gold pins were awarded for service. Marriage licenses listed for several couples.
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Caner Corporation
Lyle
Carner Corporation
He Assembly
America
Sis
Imeets
Willis H Carrier
E T Murphy Wee
Logan
Lewis
Skaneateles Charities Rally For War Relief Funds
Skaneateles and nearby villages raise funds for the Red Cross and Polish relief, with totals from church collections and local donations. Detroit pastor Dr Guy H Bilach attends Syracuse conferences for fall and winter Christian Mission outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Relief Fund
Seuse
Oronaag
Areriemn Red Cross
Shoresvale Roort
Araillage Gate
Syracuse
Enabrian Np
Harry
Metuaen
Detroit
Guy H Bilach
National Mission Committee
South Presbyterian Church
First English Lutheran Church
Visitation and Home Service Committee
Pew Archer Bedford
Danforth United Church
Elks Observe Flag Day With Lodge Exercises
Elks Lodge 31 will hold flag day observances tomorrow at 2 PM in the lodge rooms. Scouts from Troop 5 will join as speakers describe the flag’s symbolism and pledge, with a public flag-raising campaign announced for the city. A broadcast from Chimes Building Studios of WOLF will air at 6:30 tonight.
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Vemper
Syracuse
Diks Lodge
Trention
Kenneth Coldwlat
Dohn Jones
Richad Church
Thomas Popp
John O Brien
Paul Sonomey
Root Guru
Hobed McCarthy
WeCuths
Thakks
Bikion
John Heath
Robothlos
Join Woods
Robert Goldsehien
Loure Rigs
Dunn Whim Robinson
James U
Strause Lodge
Ates Soles Elks Lodges
Scouts of Froe
Jon E Vane
Arden
John J Woods
Rwer
Pater BelacSahavin
Wolf A
Amos Phips
Syracuse Rescue
Rotary Picks T M Vickers District Head
Rotary selects T M Vickers as district governor designate at convention in Havana Cuba. The Rev Dr Cahin M Thompson Jr pastor of Dela Tro and Mrs Leon Buttel are noted officials, with Vickers to assume office July 1 and exhibit a sword during the ceremony.
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Bance
Cahin M .Thompson
Dela Tro
Vickers
Stret Baptist Churee
Stracuce Rotar Club
Leon Buttel
Oyrieg
Ameriman
Havana
Cuba
Beune Coretiuals
France
Drwill Vst Poiary
Thompson Ord Warchawan J
Neork
Solvay Eastern Star to Celebrate Anniversary
Solvay Eastern Star Chapter 4 CES will teleorate its second anniversary at 8 PM Tuesday in the Masonic Temple Woods Road Solvay. Worthy Matron Mrs Cora Callan and Worthy Patron Wiel Hedge will preside with district associate matron guests.
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Solvay Eastern Star
Solway
CES
Masonic
Supplementary Contracts Target L and W Grade Crossing Work
City officials push speed on the L and W grade crossing project as a temporary trestle is readied. Ross & White of Chicago bid 21627 to build a coaling and cinder plant near Magnolia Street, while activity includes demolition of houses on Penwich Lane and preparations for a new passenger station and heating plant.
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General Material and
Penwich
East
Paynor Avenue
Pitts
Raynor Avenue
Nelson F Pitts
Crumaton
Mc Patts
Ross & White
Chicago
Magnolia Street St
Syracusans
Syracuse
South Sahn Street
Hilalios
West Fayette Street
Mag Inda Street
Rolland B ‘Moryan
iCity
Pleads Not Guilty After Traffic Crash
Thomas Cooper of North McBride Street pleaded not guilty to third degree assault and failure to see the collision. Bail set at $100 until June 20. Police said Cooper collided with a machine driven by Michael Waluszczah after an argument at West Fayette and Franklin Streets.
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Thomas Cooper
McBride Street
West Fayett and
Franklin Streets
Coopers
Michae Waluszezah
Oswegi Street
Syracuse Rotary Officers and Local Industry Leaders Named
The article lists officers and directors for the Syracuse Rotary Club including secretary treasurer Mr Vickers of Waldorf Manufacturing 449 Maple Street and Dr John J Buettner as president elect set to take office July 1. It notes Vickers joined the club July 23 1926 and has chaired the program committee and served as second and first vice president. The 172d channel covers multiple upstate counties and regions.
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Jand Willounge
Oneida
Oswego
Cayuga
Madison
Chenango
Onondage
Otsego Cort
Jana Tompkins
Tioga Broone
Delaware
Jefferson
Lewis Herkimer
Hamilton
Essex Counties
Vickers
Maple Street
Waldorf Manufacturing Company Makers of Womens Clothing
Syracuse Rotary Club
John J Buettner
Syracuse Potaro
Platt Voices Appeal for Aid to Allies
Syracuse figures form a permanent Committee to Defend Americas Aiding the Allies urging residents to write or telegram Washington representatives to support Roosevelt’s policy and expedite aid. The appeal stresses defending freedom against Nazi aggression and asks citizens to act before it is too late.
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Syracuse
America
Washington Platt Chemcil Én Meer
Syracuse Committee
Alles
Washington
Encod
Platt
Paul Shipman Andrews
Eharman
Samfoid
Jo See
Stratus. Trust Company
Samuel H Cook
Wally IP
Lene
Crendall
Meln
Sidman Poole
Wr Platt
Mr Platts
Hitler
Boilana Bigum
Norway
France
Alles B
Ender
Aed
Wiliam Allen White
Amerca
Clarence E Hancoch
P F Wagner
J M Mead
Washington DC
Aslies Tomorrey
Dean Andrews
Syracuse University College of Law
Hancock
Wagner
Mead
Roosevelt
War talk banned to avoid hostilities in drinking spots
West End licensed restaurants impose censorship to stop patrons from discussing the war. Signs have appeared in bars and rooms where men gather, requesting them to refrain from war talk. Sign sellers quickly fill demand with similar devices as debates on the war continue at popular meeting places.
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West End
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Elstz
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Nrtland
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York
Radio City
Attomrada
M. Lemp
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Lonenrter
Fc Aero
Orginal
L6th
de- Kalb Junction
Watertown
Mardsmun
Pine Cano
CMTC
Rotc Am
Lyie
Carrier Head
Herbert Vincent Gregg
Helloge
Eleanora Grace Fairbanks
Heellong
Pasquale Souder
Graves Street
Jay Nancy More
Rove Ghaties Thomas
Lairh
Moree Soe
Uel
North Treeten
Boy Scouts
The
Stars and Stripes
Skaneateles
Red Cross
Camillus Predges
Amts
Grace Comel
Exech
Norman
Cha Ran
Ermar
Poland
Mackenzie
Ecutnes
Dey Brothers &2 Inc
Jovi
Siabel
Eason
Sarford
Ana Sy
Cena
Farmole
Brav'& Co
OTA Ryan
Elks
Rotary
T.M. Vickers
West Taylor
South Clinton Streets
Elmhurst Contracting Company
Jefferson Street
Rolla Rdi
Thomas Vick Vigners
T Katt Raysore
Renwick Avenues
Lackewanna
Leung
South State
Greast
Mamburg Os
Riad Fcene
Suara
Proce
Rede
Geffen
Dixie Hotel
West 43Rd “Strter
America’s Fine Men's
Leisu
Srees
AMROS
Matt’ Amren Hewerd
Amon
Gus” Amren
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