Industry backs Roosevelt defense plan, Syracuse conference set
Syracuse industrialists pledge full support to President Roosevelt's national defense program. Hen Ting W Prentis Jr of Lancaster says the NA M will discuss mobilization at a conference with 300 Central New York firms at the Hotel Syracuse. Speakers include Prentis, James Emery, Carleton Brown, and Joseph Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
National Association of Manufacturers
Roosevelt
Hen- Ting W. Prentis, Jr
Lancaster
Prentis
John W. Howe
Syracuse “Manufacturers’ Association
N. A. 3L
New York
Howe
James A. Emery
Association
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
N.A. M
Carleton F. Brown
Emery
Washington
Joseph T. Meade
Canada Dry, Inc
Shoeless Horse Captured at City Intersection
S P C A attendant captured a shoeless horse that halted traffic at a busy intersection. Frank Jemola corralled the runaway after it wandered from a farm near Shennard and Oswego Streets. Police investigate owner identity with aid from the animal shelter.
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S.P.C.A
Frank Jemola
S. P
C. A
Animal Shelter
Shennard
Oswego
Jemola
Carmel
Brake test drive kicks off in Syracuse for safety drive
The 15th annual brake test campaign jointly run by the Police Department the Syracuse Automobile Club and the Chamber of Commerce safety division opens at Erie Boulevard East between South State and Oswego Boulevard. It runs daily through June 29 with stickers for cars found to have adequate brakes. H W Smith president of the Automobile Club urges public support noting the groups aim to reduce accidents and improve driver responsibility.
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Syracuse
Thomas Lewis
Lewis
William E. Rapp
Harry LaVier
The
Automobile Club
Austin P. Saunders
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse Automobile Club
Erie Boulevard
South State Street
Oswego Boulevard
H. W. Smith
Camp-O-Ree Staff Named for Onondaga Lake Event
Paul F. Alexander announced the Camp-O-Ree staff at Onondaga Lake for a Friday to Sunday event. The roster includes Gaylord Belding Gerald Cummons Fred Luchsinger Ira H. Van derveer as assistants and many specialty leads plus a large supporting team. Also listed are judges for a statewide playwriting contest to be held at the Harriet May Mills Memorial Building with a dinner honoring state presidents.
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O-Ree
Onondaga Lake
Paul F. Alexander
Gaylord Belding
Gerald Cummons
Fred Luchsinger
Ira H. Vanderveer
Marshall Higgins
Harold Moreland
Charles Schaaf
Fred J. Brown
Clarence J. Foertseh
Isadore
Sea Scout
New York State Fair Commission
Andrew Shaffer
Edward D. Vinal
American Penwomen’s Association
Hayden Hickok
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Helen Tait Walker
The
Post-Standard
Dorothy Kelley Carr
Syracuse Children’s Theater
Edward S. McGuire
Frank Murphy
Loew's Theater
Harriet May Mills
Women’s Committee
New York State
Vote Tomorrow On Waiters Union At Two Syracuse Hotels
About 265 employees at Onondaga and Syracuse Hotels will vote tomorrow in a State Liquor Relations Board election to decide if Cooks Waiters and Waitresses Local 150 AFL should be the bargaining agent. If a majority votes yes, certification will follow. William F. Goff, president of the Syracuse Federation of Labor, says the union claims 70 percent membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Syracuse
State Liquor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
William F. Goff
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Police search continues for tire slasher in Fulton
Police continued their search today for a man who yesterday morning slashed tires on four parked cars causing 103 dollars in damage. The vehicles were owned by John Byrnes of 515 Division Street Fulton Walter Knapp of 1508 Burnet Avenue Fred Cronin of 115 South Alvord Street and Robert Meyers of 215 Carbon Street.
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John Byrnes
Division Street
Fulton
Walter Knapp
Burnet Avenue
Fred Cronin
South
Alvord Street
Robert Meyers
Carbon Street
Bank Cuts Time Deposit Interest to One Percent
First Trust and Deposit Company of Syracuse and Merchants National Bank announce a revision of time deposits and thrift accounts to one percent starting July 1. The move aligns rates with banks in similar cities. deposits currently earning 1.5 percent will be affected. Notifications to customers will be mailed. Crossman House session to include awards and annual reports led by Mrs Leon M Bristol.
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First Trust and Deposit Company of
Syracuse
Merchants National Bank
Toice
Crossman House
Leon M. Bristol
Albert ‘T. Innnecken
Department
A. J. Grobsmith
Albert Hollendack
John W. Brown
Morriss H. ‘Talcott
Bank announces liquidity driven interest adjustment
Bank officials state that liquidity and investment factors dictate the current adjustment. The First Trust, as a State bank, orders legal advertising notice in line with state banking regulations. The Merchants is under Federal Jurisdiction, requiring mailed notice only.
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First Trust
Fifth District Auxiliary Conference Set for Tomorrow
Members of the Fifth District of the American Legion Auxiliary Department of New York will hold a spring conference tomorrow in Alexandria Bay with sessions planned for morning and afternoon. Onondaga County participants are noted in the roster.
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Auto Club
Camp-O-Ree
Willow Ebay
Creolin
Avansiph
Toe
Lester i. Wrewde Pons
AGI
Conan
Royal Crown Bottling CO
Byracuse
N.Y
Watertown
Royal Crown
Amonevzell
Zellelem
Ake
Plainview
General Motors
Bresee Chevrolet Co., Inc
Willow St
Eastwood Sales and Service, Inc
Oldsmobile
Salina. Chevrolet Co, Inc
Spector Genesee Motor Sales, Inc
Cadillac-LaSalle
W. Genesee
G.F. Strickland
Buick. Co, Inc
W. Onondaga
Sea Rao
Wate
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