Tax Bureau Moves to Oust Armed Forces from Federal Building
The Treasury and Internal Revenue Bureau seek to vacate space in the Federal Building and transfer Army Navy Marine Corps and Marine Corps recruitment offices. Officials cite cost and space factors while Public Buildings Administration weighs relocation to the old Post Office Building. Captain Morgan plans to seek additional space and file a report with Philadelphia district headquarters.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Washington
Armed Forces
Federal Building
Bureau
Capt. Johns. Morgan
Marine Corps Recruiting and Induction District
United States Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Federal
Public Buildings Administration
Navy
Ail Departments
Ernest S. Knowlton
New York
William Browne
South Warren
East Fayette Streets
New York Internal Revenue District
Tax Department
Postoffice
Army
Marine Corps
Military
Morgan
Lucky King Free After Night In Police Cell
A stolen Great Dane named Lucky King was booked on an open charge by police at 2 30 AM and released at noon. Clifford Tredeau reported the dog missing at 12 56 AM. the dog was found roaming near New York Central depot at 1 45 AM and taken to Police Headquarters. Patrolman Joyce recovered the dog and Patrolman Roehr delivered it to the SPCA after no owner appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky King
Clifford Tredeau
Montgomery Street
New York Central
Thomas Joyce
Jeffrey J. Malone
Charles Roehr
S.P.C.A
Roehr
Tredeau
Charles Reynolds
World War I Air Cadet Recruiter Arrives at Syracuse
Major Arvid E. Taube, new commandant of the aviation cadet detachments at Turner Field Georgia, arrived in Syracuse on a special assignment to aid recruiting. He has WWI experience as an observer and will train thousands for medium bomber operations with the Southeastern United States school. He spoke of balloon observation and directing artillery fire from 12 000 feet during battles such as St Mihiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Field
Arvid E. Taube
Syracuse
Taube
James F. Sewares
United States
Frm
Stillman-Maynard Company
New York City
Bedford
St. Mihiel
Syracuse Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Albert Campion
Syracuse Board
Hemporariis
Bishop to Award Diplomas To C B A Class Tomorrow
The Rev. Waller A Foery bishop of Syracuse will lead the 438th Christian Brothers Academy commencement in Syracuse awarding diplomas to 42 graduates. Lawerence V Collins will receive his diploma in absentia after Navy service. Carl P Pilla to give the senior oration on Christian Democracy. Brother Albert of Manhattan College noted educator and lecturer is guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller A. Foery
Syracuse
Christian Brothers’ Academy
Brother Albert
Manhattan College
St. Marys College
Moraga Valley
J. Calif
Lawrence V. Collins
Navy
Carl P. Pilla
Chris
Herry
CBAS
Francis
Diesel
Regi
Air Buttons Awarded to 15 Reservists in Syracuse
Fifteen Syracuse youths aged 17 were awarded silver Air Corps lapel wings at a ceremony at RKO Keith’s Theater. Col. Roy W. Camblin presented the pins with Col. John F. Cave introducing him. The boys will not be ordered to duty until they turn 18, with some wings mailed to those absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
U. S. Army Air Forces
New York
Air Corps
Rko-Keith
Roy W. Camblin
Syracuse Army Air Base
John F. Cave
Third Military District
Second Service Command
Albert Campion
Syracuse Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Ervan Hamlin
Ham- Jin
Lewis
Evarene Dewees
Wills Stone
George Cooper
Ruchand Fitch
Harry Telion
Philip Sutter
Edward Brita
James Gert
Raymond Biddle
Richard Kaufman
Nicholas Procoplo
Robert Shea
Fred Richwards
Frank Bean
Sewer Break In Last Month Ties to Heavy Rain
Department of Public Works inspectors reported another sewer break in North Warren Street near James and Willow, attributed to heavy rains. The recent outcrop follows a comparatively new main installed in 1925, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Warren Street
James
Willow Streets
George HL Baillandpe
Six European Soldiers Win Promotions in Theater
Six soldiers from Syracuse and Auburn receive promotions in the European Theater of operations. John IX Menzies of Syracuse becomes sergeant, a hospital clerk in charge of restricted material. Thomas W Wagner of Syracuse rises to sergeant as a surgical technician. Joseph A Woodruff of Syracuse becomes sergeant in finance handling payrolls and war bonds. John J Devaney of Syracuse advances to corporal as a dental technician. James Solinske of Syracuse and Alfred C Thomas of Auburn are promoted to corporal. Solinske works in the hospital laboratory and Thomas is a medical technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Auburn
United States Army General Hospital
John IX. Menzies
Shirley Road
Thomas W. Wagner
East Adams Street
Sgt. Wagner
Army
Joseph A. Woodruff
Grace Street
Corp. Solinske
Corp
Thomas
Fliers Stress Necessity of Team Work
Oswego June 16 Flying Officer Benedict Blatny of Czechoslovakia and J D Parks Canadian squadron leader spoke at a labor management rally at Oswego High School during United Nations Week. They praised unity at home and in battle and urged comradeship to secure peace.
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Oswego
United Nations
Benedict Blatny
Czechoslovakia
J. D. ‘Parks
Leacher
Oswego High School
Blatny
Germany
Hitler
Poland
Parks
United States
Canada
William C. Hill
Joseph Hane
Hirst Seputy
Rotary
Kiwanis
Defense Center
Fitzhugh Park
Fort Ontario
Oswero
Stephen Foster
aBian An
LL Glenn Barber
Willam Hamilton
Louis’ Fuhro
Frances Brown
Arthur Webster
Avis G. Stoddard
George i. Collins
Arthur Oakley
Webster
No Jinx as Court Swears Grand Jury For New Trial Term
Supreme Court opened a new term with 13 jurors drawn, six women and seven men, many excused for farming and essential work. The grand jury reported 14 indictments with eight sealed, citing assaults and robberies mostly involving minors and venues selling intoxicants to youths. It urged closer checks on alcohol sales to minors and suggested broader indictments to target delinquent heads of families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Frank J. Cregg
Jussi Crege
Rensopport
Renewal Forms Mailed For 1943 44 Fuel Oil Season
Government plan aims to fill heating tanks during warm months. Renewal forms No. 1167 are mailed to fuel oil users for central heating space heaters trailers and hot water systems. Complete five questions only and return to the Onondaga County War Price and Rationing Board promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Creamer
Fuel Oil Panel
Onondaga County War Price and Rationing Board
Park Avenue
Syracuse
OPA Enforcement Agency
Knights of Columbus Mortgage Burn at Syracuse Clubhouse
The Knights of Columbus burned the mortgage on property at 741 James Street bought last August by Syracuse Council 191 for club rooms. Frank G. Schremm grand knight led the mortgage burning as members applauded. The Rev James M Shanahan blessed a shrine and service flag with nine stars. Attending were Knights from Utica Oswego and Fulton. Thelma Johnson 37 of 7 South Townsend Street is held for trial on rape in the second degree after a police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Street
Syracuse
Knights of Columbus
Frank G. Schremm
Hierman J. Engelhardt
James M. Shanahan
Utica
Oswego
Fulton
Thelma Johnson
South Townsend Street
Homer W. Walsh
Johnson
Citizens-to-Be Praise America at Elmwood Park Picnic
Citizenship candidates from 18 nationalities gathered for the annual Americanization League picnic at Elmwood Park. Speakers described freedom and happiness in the United States as generations of families participated in songs, dances, and shared dishes from their homelands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Park
Mary Mischler
Josephine Giacobbe
Grazia Dalfo
Telea Preybl
Catherine Noznicka
Elizabeth Mengel
America
Americanization League
Carl Megnin
Germany
Mary Kalsugga
Alice Murphy
B. C. Coakley
Bertha Lipfert
Lulu Clement
Mabel O'Grady
The
Americanization School
Healing Value Of Christian Science Lecture
Mrs. Anna E. Herzog of Columbus spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist on Christian Science as healing salvation. She contrasted spiritual man with mortal error and urged resisting evil in consciousness, noting prosperity comes from realizing God, with daily supply and purpose to witness to Mind.
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Anna E. Herzog
C.S.B
Columbus
First Church of Christ
Herzog
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Bus Transport Woes Put NY Schools at Risk
Field agents from the New York State War Council discuss the impact of a 20 percent bus curtailment on New York schools. With districts exempt for now, officials warn the longer school year may be shortened next fall and some pupils could fail to continue schooling without relief. Attending were Benjamin R. Miller and regional transportation analysts from Albany Syracuse Onondaga County and major districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Transportation Committee
New York State War Council
Syracuse
Benjamin R. Miller
Albany
New York State
Agenas
Charles L. Raper
War Transportation
Onondaga County
Bus Management
Woman Sentenced After Family Quarrel in Onondaga Court
Mrs. Fred Gentz 43 of 423 East Jefferson Street pleaded guilty to public intoxication and got 30 days in the Onondaga County Penitentiary by Judge Homer Walsh. She had just left St. Joseph's Hospital and appeared with bandages on both hands. She allegedly attacked her husband with a carving knife on the porch at 4 A.M. Monday. Gentz remained hospitalized with severe hand injuries and a stab wound to the thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gentz
East Jefferson Street
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Homer ¥. Walsh
Gantz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gan
Saint Anthony Church Play To Be Repeated Thursday
Saint Anthony of Padua Church presents a spring variete show with patriotic songs and skits. Due to strong parishioner interest a second performance is planned for Thursday night in the school auditorium on West Colvin Street with Rev. Msgr. Charles F. McEve y overseeing arrangements and a large chorus and cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Anthony Church
Rosary
Saint Anthony of Padua
West Colvin Street
Charles F. MecEvey
Burl S
Jessie Mare Per Hhearll
Cochairmen
Negroes Urged to Register for War Jobs in Syracuse
Theodore Brown of the Dunbar Association urged qualified Negro workers in Syracuse to register with the United States Employment Service for possible transfer to wartime jobs. FEPC efforts have pushed local plants to end discriminatory hiring and broaden opportunities, removing barriers such as birth certificates for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Fair Employment Practice Committee
Theodore Brown
Dunbar Association
United States
Orater
Brown
Negroce Becasse
FEPC
Swanny
Directors to Dink A Fell Smd Summer Programmor
The New York centered association will outline at a dinner meeting of its board of directors at Tebberis et 7 PIL tte. Kee C. L. Macdonald will preside at the session.
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New York
Wihtetic! Association
Kee
C. L. Macdonald
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Keith
Labor
Pecial
Dreamer
U.S
Myrtle Sullivan
Oapha Mahar
Celia Campbell
Helen Cropger
Josephine Mahan
Annis Higging
Grace Russell
Ann Larges
Mary Walsh
Julia Lots
Bether’ Heil
Atce O'Connor
Catherine Walsh
Mildred Goss
Florence Gutin
Jessie Barper
Lilien Kreinhang
Anna Macharie
Ann Casey
Marjorie Nye
Ann Goss
Alice Campbell
Eor
Opra
Larned & Barker's
Powers
Rothschild’s Phey
Kress Drugs
Truax Phey
Central Phey
Gifford’s
Liggett’s
Walgreen’s
Loretta
Poehlman & Reichel
Salina Street
Mendaco
Terms Jewelry CO
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American Gem Society
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Salina ET
Onondaga
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