Doe shot after deer collision near Gere School
A deer was wounded by a car near Gere School on the West End, then tracked by SPCA officers. Despite injuries, the animal fled into trees before being surrounded and shot under orders from the State Conservation Department. the meat was sent to House of Providence.
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Afanuc Ehots
Nersei
Gere
West End
SPCA
Sne
John Keltey
Willis Avenue
Richard Hale
Frank Bisbing
Frank Jemola
Animat Shelter
J. Henry Cassidy
State Conservation Department
House of Providence
Syracuse
State Conversation Department
Plane crashes force landings in Franklin County mountains
Three Royal Canadian Air Force planes suffered forced landings in a remote Franklin County area after a training flight. Pilot E A Wilson and student Saunders were injured or unconscious, with Wilson hospitalized after walking miles through woods. A State Conservation Department search and police and forest rangers investigated near Lake Mountain.
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R Malone
Mereimuth
Snother
Royal Canadian Air Force
Frankin
A Wilson
Ater
Saunders
Sing
Otheer
Wilson
Ragged Lake Mountain
Here
State Conservation Department
R.A. F
Rural Church Leaders Appointed to Statewide Rural Work
The Rev. K A Rondarmel and the Rev. G Shubert Frye are appointed to head rural church programs in New York. Rondarmel begins this week with the Baptist Missionary Convention in Syracuse while Frye, to start Sept 1, will assist Dr Howard V Yergin in the rural church field. Both attended the New York State Council of Churches meeting in Plymouth Congregational Church. Remington Resigns Potsdam Defense Post I June 17.
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Syracuse
Progustia
K. A Roadarmer
New York Baptist Missionary Convention
G Shubert Frye
Presbyterian Synod of New York
Rondarmel
Bapist Missionary Convention
Danters
Frye
King Ferry
Howard V. Yergin
New York City
New York State Council of Churches, Inc
Plymouth Congregational Church
Remington
Potsdam
William Remington
Potsdam Area
Morris Hawley
G. Shubert Frye
The
Presbyterian Synod
K. A. Rondarmel
Clarke Bataan hero and ROTC instructor at Syracuse
George S Clarke led the 57th Regiment and held back Japanese assaults in Bataan. He taught ROTC at Syracuse University from 1925 to 1925 and served as assistant professor of military science. Captain John Walker recalls Clarke as his former instructor and notes Clarke joined the Army in 1912. Clarke left Bataan after Roosevelt ordered retreat and escaped by submarine.
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Clarke
Bataan
Syracuse
George S. Clarke
57Th
R.ot.c
Syracuse University
John Walker
T.G
Philippines
CCC
Spokane
Wash
Phiippines Earier
Roosevelt
Filpios
Syracuse Pupils Send Wounded Service Gifts Nationwide
Syracuse school children crafted relief items in shop classes for injured servicemen. Under Donald N Kidd and with Junior Red Cross aid, the batch from Delaware School included writing boards lamps tables and boards. Items headed to Pine Camp Madison Barracks Fort Ontario Fort Niagara Brooklin Naval Hospital Fort Jay and others.
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Army
Gtst
Syracuse
Delaware School
Donald N. Kidd
Junior Red Cross
Industrial Arts
Syracuse Board of Taristian
Red Cross
Pine Camp
Madison Barracks
Fort Ontario
Fort Niagara
United States Naval Hospital
Brooklin
Fort Jay
Fort Wright
S. Maine Hospital
Portland
Alien on probation pleads guilty in Albany court
James Rapasadi, 26, of 127 East Chappel Street Canastota pleaded guilty in United States district court Albany to violating the Alien Registration Act of 1940 by failing to register. Judge Stephen Brennan sentenced him to six months suspended and placed him on three years probation after immigration officials reported the offense.
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United States District Court At
Albany
James Rapasadi
East Chappel Street
Canastota
Stephen Brennan
Rapasadi
Seventeen People Sentenced for Intoxication in Police Court
Sixteen men and one woman pleaded guilty in Police Court to intoxication charges. Judge Homer W. Walsh imposed 30 day sentences. All were former offenders. arrests were made yesterday afternoon and last night by Detective James Byams who pursued “bums” and drunks.
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Homer W. Walsh
James Byams
Beer bottle tops rationed to save metal in war effort
The War Production Board orders reduced bottle tops from June 1 as brewers switch to lighter plate caps and more quart bottles to conserve metal. Industry leaders say quart bottles offer economy and convenience, with Carl W. Badenhausen of Ballantine noting continued consumer preference.
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Washington
Sion
War Production Board
Carl W. Badenhausen
P. Ballantine & Sons
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Dot
Webs
Che
Jeg
S.P. GA
Patroline Erbing
Richard Haley
RCAF
Samerea
Soule
Chase
Syracuse Savings
Oscar F. Soule
Philip R.chase
Syracuse, ‘Savings Bank
Leroy B. Williams
Mr. Soule
Syracuse Trust Company
Onondaga County
Oxondoga Radio,Broadcasting Company
Mr. Chase
Amherst College
Merchants National Bank
Daisy Johnson
Joseph's Hospital
James Hubble
Hubble
Patt
Clarence Sheppard
Johnson
Loase
Presbyterians
Baptists
Neriatown
Nottonat Distillers
A. Overholt & Co., Inc
Haw Yori, NY
Gowls
Baby
Merrar
Edwards
Heriz
South Warten Street
Uncle Sam
Jess
Amenizet
HO Ballantine
Ireland
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