Gibson to Retire as Roosevelt Principal. Smith Named Successor
Charles S. Gibson veteran Syracuse educator and Roosevelt Junior High principal will retire at term end. Fred J. Smith, Roosevelt vice principal, will become principal in September. Ellen Bricker also leaves Elmwood School after a long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Gibson
South Geddes Street
Roosevelt Junior High School
Syracuse
Ellen Bricker
Fairfield Avenue
Elmwood School
Gibson
Fred J. Smith
Smith
New York State Teachers’ Retirement Board
New Berlin
Syracuse University
Seymour School
Brighton
Franklin School
Bricker
Elmira
Cortland Normal School
Hornell
Elmwood
Theodore Roosevelt Junior High
Fire damages Belle Vue Country Club pro shop
Fire caused by defective wiring damaged the pro shop and storage area at Belle Vue Country Club around 3 30 PM yesterday. William Church the caddy master reported the alarm and club professionals William Entwistle and his son aided in saving golf bags equipment and cash. Fire apparatus contained the blaze before it threatened the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Country Club
William Connelly
Wiliam Church
Syracuse taxis ordered to post rates by June 24
Chief William E. Rapp ordered all Syracuse taxicabs to post rates in large print inside and outside vehicles by June 21 to curb overcharging after a surge in pleasure driving, following reports of violations. Detectives Palmer Holden and Clifford Ours notified taxi companies and independent drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Rapp
Syracuse
Palmer Holden
Cif-ford Ours
Governor Dewey Aides Secretary Visits Oswego College
Governor Dewey's secretary Paul E. Lockwood visited Oswego State Teachers' College to deliver the commencement address after traveling from Albany. He then returned to Syracuse for dinner with Chairman Marvin at Robineau Road before heading back to Albany. No clear statements were made on potential sheriff appointment or other pending announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Marvin
Republican County
Rolland B. Marvin
Paul E. Lockwood
Thomas E. Dewey
Lockwood
Albany
Oswero
Martin
Oswego State Teachers’ College
Syracuse
Robineau Road
Lockenod
Onontags County Sheriff's
Patrolman Saves Man From Bleeding To Death
Patrolman Russell Malcolm applied immediate pressure and first aid after finding Fred Duffy with two deep head wounds on West Washington Street. Duffy was rushed to University Hospital in serious condition. doctors noted artery clamps were used. Police investigate possible razor or weapon attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Duffy
East Washington Street
University Hospital
Russell Malcolm
Malcolm
Cornelius Stapleton
West Washington Street
Duffy
Eral
Third War Council Child Care Aid Class Graduates in Syracuse
The third volunteer class of Child Care Aids under the War Council of Syracuse and Onondaga County will graduate Tuesday at 3 30 P M at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Rev Harry B Taylor will speak. Dr G Carl Alverson and Harold Edwards will greet. The 12 class periods and 60 hours of nursery school work were completed under a trained teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Council of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Harry B. Taylor
G Carl Alverson
Harold Edwards
War Services
Winston B. Braxton
William D. Graham
Reuben Lavine
Rosamond Praeger
Elizabeth M. Manwell
Mildred Sherman
Florence Cotter
Charles Combs
A. Clement Silverman
Quaker officers reelected and new overseers chosen
Edward N. Trump was reelected treasurer and Dr Horace A Eaton named clerk at the Syracuse District meeting held yesterday at the YS WLCA. New overseers elected include Miss M Lesley West of Syracuse Mrs Helen Fish of Rochester and Miss Sarah Marbury of Hamilton Mo hawk Valley. Guests Rod ney Fisher now with TY M GA in Brooklyn and Milton Gordon from Civilian Public Service Camps at Cooperstown attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
Eaton
Edward N. Trump
Horace A. Eaton
Society of Friends
Quakers
Syracuse
YS Wlca
M. Lesley West
Helen Fish
Rochester
Sarah Marbury
Hamilton
Mohawk Valley
Rodney Fisher
TY. M. GA
Brooklyn
Milton Gordon
Cooperstown
Patrolmen Care For Abandoned Three-Month-Old Baby
Patrolmen Russell Malcolm and Cornelius Stapleton responded to a distress call and found a mother fleeing an abusive husband. Malcolm soothed the infant while Stapleton escorted the baby down from the second floor and they brought the child to the mother in the police car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Malcolm
Cornelius Stapleton
Malcolm
Stapleton
Expert Talks On Diabetics
Dr. George E B Andrews of Syracuse University reports over half of 140 diabetic patients at the Syracuse Free Dispensary are 50 or older. He notes mild forms and urges annual physicals with urinalysis, ideally on birthdays, and warns diabetes reduces manpower as many are barred from military service and some clerical work remains possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Andrews
College of Medicine
Syracuse University
Syracuse Free Dispensary
Andrews
Onondaga Health Association
Andreans
Chief Rapp Denies Sheriff Candidacy Rumors
Police Chief William E. Rapp stated there are no grounds to rumors that he may be a Republican candidate for sheriff. He clarified he has no plans to pursue the office and denied any formal bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Rapp
William E. Rapp
Syracusan Owns 1814 Copy of Star Spangled Banner
Laurence A. Johnson of 175 Kohl Avenue owns an 1814 Providence Patriot copy detailing the Star Spangled Banner’s writing on Sept 14 1814. The item quotes the Baltimore Patriot account and notes the correct weathered history with the bombardment of Fort McHenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusan
Laurence A. Johnson
Kohl Avenue
Providence Patriot
Providence
R. Land
Baltimore Patriot
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Marlborough
Patuxent
Baltmore
Potapsco
Taxpayers Rush to Pay 1942 Quarterly Installments
Thousands of Syracuse residents crowded the Federal Building today to pay the second quarterly 1942 income tax, with receipts forecast up to 5 million dollars. Delays arose from missing stubs and mailed payments, as four cashiers processed checks and money orders and staff opened mail. Deadline remains Tuesday, and many stood in line up to an hour to reach the windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Building
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Blood Donor Drive Aims To Break April Pints Record
Red Cross Blood Donor Committee plans a Syracuse visit by the Rochester Mobile Unit from July 6 to 17 at the Industrial Club. Registration runs June 21 to July 3 at the Herald Building desk with hours daily. Donations require prior sign up and multiple donations yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Blood Donor Committee
Syracuse
Rochester
Herald
South
Warren Street
Industrial Club
West Genesee Street
Harold Edwards
John Hunter
George BR. Fearon
W. H. G. Murray
Edwards
Camillus motorist fined for speeding arrest in Camillus
Camillus resident Earl Brinckerhotl B D 1 was fined 37 for speeding at 45 miles per hour. He appeared before Justice Calvin DB Bingham this morning after deputies Raymond Samler and Joseph McCord picked him up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus
Earl Brinckerhotl
Camillus B. D
Pease Calvin DB
Bingham
Raymond Samler
Joseph McCord
Air Raid Drill Applies to Railroads and Schools
State War Council bulletin directs trains and yards to blackout during drills or raids. Rail cars must dim windows and forgo floodlights while buildings and offices comply with blackout rules. The State War Transportation Committee bans most bus service for pupils living 1.32 to 2 miles from schools, with exceptions for handicapped students. Sixth graders and younger 1.13 miles or closer must walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State War Council
Frank IC. Love
Syracuse
Onondaga County
State War Transportation Committee
Couple in Hospital After Early Morning Struggle
Mr and Mrs Frederick Gentze of 493 East Jefferson Street were treated at St Josephs Hospital after an early morning struggle on their rear porch. Both sustained cuts bruises and other injuries. Gentze claimed Mrs Gentze met him with a carving knife and injured him during his 4 AM return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gentze
East
Jefferson Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gentze
Justin MacCarthy
St. Joseph's
Wojtkowski Shifts From Polish Air Force to U S Army Air Force
Sgt. Victor L. Wojtkowski 22 of 102 Hunter Avenue recently transferred from the Polish Air Force to the U S Army Eighth Air Force as a flight officer. He earned his wings prior to his transfer and had earlier worked as a salesman for Giminski Furniture in Syracuse. He was born in the United States to Polish parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Wojtkowski
Hunter Avenue
U. S. Army
Eighth Air Force
Wojtkowski
Canada
Giminski” Furniture Company
Syracuse
United States
Barge Raymond Tucker Sinks After Sulphur Leak Near Minette Bridge
The Connors barge Raymond Tucker carrying 500 to 600 tons of sulphur sprung a leak south of the Minette bridge in Oswego River. Despite crew and Dynamic tow, it sank. only the upper hull remained visible and it was towed clear of the channel. The cargo originated from Texas aboard the S S Vigor about five weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Connors
Raymond Tucker
Minette Bridge
Dynamic
Oswego River
Texas
Plaque in Keith's Lobby Honors Film Men in War
The Keith Theater in Syracuse unveiled a memorial plaque honoring eight World War I and eight World War II members of Local 376 Motion Picture Operators. Present and past members, city officials, and theater staff attended the ceremony led by union and labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Syracuse
Keith Theater
Local 376
Melvin A. Denny
Robert H. Paulsen
Andrew J. Seeley
John P. Kerley
Harry 4. Gurmes
John BR. Bartle
William H. Max
Warren E. Williams
Elmo H. Carpenter
Robert F. Dumas
Philip
J. Rossomando
Martin Wazlahowsky
Thomas E. Kennedy
William Goff
Federation of Labor
Electrician
Mate
Philip Rossomando
Samson Naval Base
Paul Forster
William Maxon
Raaflaub
Motion Picture Operators Union
Kerth’s
Raymond Ror
William Gof
Modrician
Philip Rossomands
Sampson Naval Base
George Rastlaab
St Paul’s Liverpool marks 90th anniversary with call for duty
The Rev Dr Samuel Trexler urged stricter religious imperatives at St Paul’s Church Liverpool’s 90th anniversary. He praised the church’s service and noted 63 candles lit for members serving in the armed forces. The congregation numbers 722 baptized, 513 confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Present
Samuel Trexler
United Lutheran Synod of New York
St. Paul’s Church
Liverpool
Aatts
Trexler
Church
St. Paul's Church
John D. Dudde
St. Paul's
Homecraft Picnic Planned by Americanization League
The annual Homecraft Picnic will be held at Elmwood Park starting at 11 A M tomorrow. About 150 women and 50 children from 18 nationalities are expected to attend with a program of games and entertainment arranged. The event is led by four Homecraft teachers Mrs B C Coakley Mrs Lula Clement Mrs Bertha Lipfert and Mrs Mabel C O Grady and executive secretary Miss Alice E Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Americanization League
Elmwood Park
B. C. Coakley
Lula Clement
Bertha Lipfert
Mabel C. O'Grady
Alice E. Murphy
Family of Four Escapes Car Ditch Near Overhead Bridge
A car carrying Martin Milewski his wife and two children Ronald five and Geraldine six crashed on the truck route between Fairmount and Camillus. The vehicle slid 48 feet ending in a ditch after rolling on its side through water but all occupants escaped unharmed. Deputies Saaler McCord and Willis investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Camillus
Martin William Milewski
Mechanic Street
Ronald
Geraldine
Raymond Saaler
Joseph McCord
Arthur Willis
Air Reserves to Receive Lapel Wings in Army Air Forces ceremony
Enlisted reservists will receive silver air force lapel wings at 8 45 p m Tuesday in a Syracuse theater ceremony led by Col Roy Camblin and Capt Campion. The event joins nationwide honors for aviation cadet recruitment with emphasis on 17 to 27 year olds and a plan to call reserves after age 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Rko-Keith
Albert E. Campion
Syracuse Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Roy Camblin
Syracuse Army Air Base
Camblin
Ernests. Knowlton
New York
James F. Sewares
Turner
Bryan Hamlin
Buffalo Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Syracuse
Campion
United States
Air Forces
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Roosevelt Junior High
Suas
Fine Arts Museum
Fort M’henry
Anacreon
Great Lakes
England
America
Taxpayers’ Rush Crams Bureau
Red Cross
ALUS
W. Woolworth
Salina
East Fayette Streets
Sgt
U.S
New York Synod
League
S. Salina St
Dr. Edwards
Dhar
H.V
St. Fornia
Pater
St. Foren
Wilkins, Castle & Wilkins Dry Cleaners
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