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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1943

Page

2

Doyle Tool Plant Expands With Two New Buildings

The Doyle Machine and Tool Corporation in Syracuse expands by leasing the P. B. and H. Moulding plant on West Taylor Street and a second building at Plum and West Genesee Streets. Col. Carl M. Tichenor says tool upsurge doubles the workforce soon as precision aircraft parts production rises. The firm, now full time war production, employs many women and plans a roof garden at Plant No. 1 for summer recreation.

Doyle Machine & Tool Corporation P. B. & H. Moulding Company West Taylor Street Plum West Genesee Streets Carl M. Tichenor Doyle Corporation Tichenor Genesee Street Col. Tichenor Syracuse Colonel Tichenor

Syracuse Official Attends New York City Convention

Harold M. Day manager of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau travels to New York City for a national convention of the American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents Association. He will also attend the Dairymen's League State convention opening tomorrow before returning home.

Harold M. Day Syracuse Chamber of Commerce New York City American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents’ Association Mr. Day Dairymen’s League

War Seems Far Away Now Says Wounded Africa Vet

Lt. John R. H. Hinchcliffe recently returned from Africa shares thoughts on isolation from home and service. He landed with the first invasion group at Oran and fought French forces, narrowly missing final victory before Tunis. He notes desert life and Arab locals as bearable and morale as good.

Africa America John R. H. Hinchcliffe Oran Hinchcliffe North Africa Tunis Camp Landon Fla Rhode Island

Youthful bathers lose shoes at Hiawatha Lake

Patricia Moore 9-year-old daughter of Marcia Moore reports her dress and No 27 coupon were stolen while she swam at Hiawatha Lake in Onondaga Park. Neighbor Mary Lacoome also found shoes taken from nearby shrubs. Officials say lake facilities open next week and warn youngsters to guard belongings.

Patricia Moore Marcia Moore Oneida Street Hiawatha Lake Onondaga Park Patricia Mary Lacoome Falion Herald- Journal Today

43 Hay Crop Is Important to Dairy Feed Shortage

County agricultural agent Wendell E. Field warns the late 1943 growing season and heavy rains have created a feed emergency for dairy farms. Hay, if well cleaned and conserved, may partly ease shortages as mixed feeds are rationed and 1943 feed grain prospects are poor.

Wendell E. Field Field Sudan

Teachers Discuss Making Religion Real for Youth

The Syracuse Council of Churches weekday religious education program met at First Presbyterian Church to plan for 1942 43. Rev Dr Calvin M Thompson Jr praised teachers as Americas first line of defense and stressed the importance of their war time efforts. Miss Elizabeth A Taft outlined the year's work and the proposed curriculum while Rev Harry B Taylor led conference devotions.

Syracuse Council of Churches First Presbyterian Church Calvin M. Thompson Delaware Street Baptist Church America Elizabeth A. Taft Harry B. Taylor Hest Church

Yackel Wins Ward Support for Supervisor Post

Edward O. Yackel chairman of the Board of Supervisors received unanimous indorsement for reelection from the 14th Ward Republican Committee meeting at 3017 South Salina Street. Mrs Edna H Wright and Harry Theobald were given complimentary indorsements for councilwoman and Board of Education nominees by the committee.

Yackel Edward O. Yackel Board of Supervisors 14Th Ward Republican Committee Lillian Mardin South Salina Street Edna H. Wright Harry Theobald Board of Education Republican

Cap Schick Named President of Air School Training Board

Captain Lawrence Schick, son of William and Mrs. Schick of Syracuse, appointed president of the Advisory Training Board at Turner Field Twin Engine Advanced Flying School in Georgia. He heads a council of pilots guiding training changes and directives. Schick rose from Greece Central Junior School to Air Forces in 1940, serving as instructor at Turner Field, later becoming squadron commander and captain. He is a 1933 East Rochester High School graduate and 1938 Brookport College graduate with a Teacher's Certificate.

Lawrence Schick William J. Schick Winthrop Road Syracuse Turner Field Georgia Schick Advisory Board Greece East Rochester High School Brookport College Capt Army Flying School Training Board Turner Field, Ga

Dwelling Fire Destroys Home Near East Syracuse

A gasoline stove flare up in the Standick home on the old Erie Canal bank road near Dewitt caused flames to fast spread from the kitchen through the house. Firefighters arrived late as telephone lines burned. Mrs Stanick and her husband drove to the village fire hall. Fire consumed the dwelling. part of the roof and a wall collapsed. Loss estimated at 5000.

Alexander Standick Erie Canal Bank Road Dewitt East Syracuse Stanick

Chevrolet Diner Addresses Victory Service Theme

William G. Power of Detroit spoke to over 500 Chevrolet Motor Division members at Hotel Syracuse urging them to “stop worrying about what can t be helped.” The Victory Service League dinner highlighted “Service for Victory” with city greetings from Mayor Kennedy and remarks by William Graveson of New York City.

Chevrolet Victory William G. Power Detroit W. E. Hilles Chevrolet Motor Division Victory Service League Syracuse America

Protestant Leaders to Meet in Syracuse for State Church Council

For the first time in New York Protestant history, leaders from major denominations gather at Plymouth Congregational Church in Syracuse for a full day meeting led by Rev. Dr. Roy E Williamson to chart a frontal strategy for postwar church challenges. A noon to 2 PM luncheon of the State Council board follows at the Chamber of Commerce. Beginning Friday at 9 30 AM the semi annual State Council of Churches session brings leaders from across the state, with all church leaders invited to attend.

New York State Syracuse Plymouth Congregational Church Roy E. Williamson New York Baptist State Convention New York State Council of Churches State Council Chamber of Commerce Plymouth Church Wilbur T. Clemens

Ourine Homes Method Hearing Test Ad Promises Money Back

An ad targets hearing impaired readers offering a simple test to cure deafness caused by ear wax. It claims many users regained hearing and promises a money back guarantee if the setter is not heard after the test. The notice directs readers to ask about Ourine Ear Drops at Letned & Barker and local drug stores.

Ourine Homes Ones Letned & Barker and Drug Stores

Official To Speak at Russ Tribute

Miss Katherine M. Olmsted state program director of the Office of Civilian Mobilization will be principal speaker at Tribute to Russia Day at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. The Russian Relief Committee of Syracuse chairs the event with Syracuse War Chest cooperation.

Katherine M. Olmsted Office of Civilian Mobilization The War Council At Albany Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Russian Relief Committee of Syracuse Arthur W. Hawkins Syracuse War Chest United War Fund Thomas E. Kennedy Harold C. Newton Russia Miss Olmsted Red Cross International Red Cross Nursing Service Hawkins Syraccuse South Salina Street

Rainbow Ball Friday at Lyncourt Youth Club

The Lyncourt Youth Club hosts its annual Rainbow Ball Friday night after high school commencement exercises in the school gymnasium. Decorating committee members include Barbara Cook Jack Kohlhepp Francis Straub June Chatelle and Louis Chatelle, with Mrs Paul Speickhoff as hostess aided by numerous PTA officers and club leaders.

Lyncourt Parent-Teacher Association Barbara Cook Jack Kohlhepp Francis Straub June Chatelle Louis Chatelle Paul Speickhoff Ella Isenhart Grace Britschge Orville Anderson Howard Elmer Harold Krug W. W. Wahl Gene Weber W. C. Hay William Murray W. J. McClements Arthur Schadt

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