Sugar Ration Board Plea Prompts Temporary Local Panels
A. Ray Holmes urges social and civic groups to form temporary sugar ration boards in city schools as demand for canning purchase cards surges. Bellevue School hosts a temporary board tomorrow through Saturday with specific hours. Putnam School’s main board runs Thursday evening. 13 county branch offices opened with 12 more planned, staffed by volunteers in village halls across Camillus Minoa Baldwinsville Skaneateles Manlius Tully and North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ray Holmes
Onondaga County Rationing Board
Old Putnam School
Holmes
Bellevue
Putnam School
Camillus
Minoa
Baldwinsville
Skaneateles
Manlius
Tully
North
Rationing Board Expands Sites as Sugar Demand Surges
Syracuse and nearby towns add stations in Brewerton and Cicero with Amboy and Fairmount schools used. The Putnam school hosts the main rationing office after a move from the courthouse. Sixty volunteers help issue purchase certificates while a Syracuse lawyer threatens court action over lost sugar ration books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Liverpool
Brewerton
Cicero
Amboy
Fairmount
Putnam School
Madison
South State Streets
Court House
Frances Scudder
Home Bureau
Raymond F. Piper
Volunteer Service
War Council
Loew
Oscar F. Soule
Ee AL Peddom
Holmes
Foster Parents Win Custody of Adopted Son Peter Panarites
Official Referee Ernest I. Edgcomb upholds the foster parents Mr and Mrs Paul Panarites of 372 Stafford Avenue and dismisses Dennis Stamaires habeas corpus bid. Evidence shows separation since 1931 and adoption in 1938 after the boy’s mother died. Stamaires was found to have wilfully abandoned the child, forfeiting custody rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stamaires Panarites
Paul. Panarites
Stafford Avenue
Ernest I. Edgcomb
Dennis Stamaires
Washington, D. C
Regents Papers Less Difficult Alverson Claims
Dr. G Carl Alverson, superintendent, says Regents tests are less difficult this year with no complaints at the Education Building. The district recently changed marking after confusing questions, while students now take arithmetic bookkeeping two years and algebra tests in the morning and Latin French German Spanish and Italian in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverson
G Carl Alverson
Revenue Collector Swamped as Tax Payments Grow
Internal Revenue Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy reported swelling second quarter income tax receipts to 15,130,000. Staff opened about 22,000 pieces of mail and processed roughly 1.6 million in checks yesterday with another 1 million in the mail. The largest single payment was 70,000 from an individual for the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Dr Andree Rayon urges care volunteers for postwar rebuilding
Dr Andree Rayon Belgian psychologist addressed 30 women graduating from Syracuse and Onondaga County War Council child care training. She warned of slow hard recon struction after war and outlined four factors hurting children and four that help balance, stressing love occupation security and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree Royon
Museum of Fine Arts
Royon
France
England
War Council
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Rosamond Praeger
Vaime
WPA
Leon H. Griggs
Europe
Griggs
Robert E. Romig
G Carl Alverson
Leon D. Harrington
Aviation Courses to Start in City High Schools
Dr. G Carl Alverson, city schools superintendent, announced aviation courses will be added to high school curricula this September aligning with national policy for comprehensive aviation instruction. Next week teachers and principals will attend a conference at State Teachers College Albany to learn the new program, which will likely be part of regular vocational training.
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Wall
G .Carl Alverson
Alverson
State Teachers College
Albany
Alverison
Two Young Men Plead Guilty to Grand Larceny
Two men Fred J Anaszewski and Mitchell Laskowski pleaded guilty to first degree grand larceny before Judge Frank P Malpass. They allegedly took eight dollars from Kwasnik at his home 1776 Erie Boulevard West. Re manded for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Malpass
Fred J. Anaszewski
Ave Lynue
Mitchell Laskowski
Avery Avenue
Kwasnik
Erie Boulevard
Denny W. Xenos
Air Mail Poundage Rises From Syracuse
Postmaster Carnelius J. Nugent cited May figures showing 2,985 pounds of mail carried by American Airlines from Syracuse versus 2,578 pounds the year before. He noted 178 flights last month, down from 294 in May 1941, highlighting a rise in air mail poundage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnelius J. Nugent
American Air Lines
Syracuse
Search Continues For J B Schindler Missing Father
Police continued a search for John B. Schindler 82 father of Dr Walter B Schindler of 118 South Carbon Street who disappeared from his son's home at 4 P M Sunday and remained missing this afternoon Boy Scouts in Syracuse organized searching parties and state police and deputy sheriffs joined the hunt He was described as slight with grey curly hair wearing light gray trousers and a blue coat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Schindler
John B. Schindler
Walter B. Schindler
South Carbon Street
Syracuse
Schindler
150 Women to Receive War Course Certificates
One hundred fifty women will receive certificates at a mass graduation for the War Council course Freedom Forums in the Y W C A auditorium next Tuesday night June 23 at 8 o’clock. Mayor Thomas E Kennedy will present the certificates. Dr William E Mosher of Syracuse University will be the principal speaker. The course blends discussion with field trips to study democracy in action and is led by League of Women Voters leaders. The event honors course leaders and notes the program’s statewide spread and aims. Reservations for next fall and winter are being taken by organized groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Council
Freedom
Onondaga County League of Women Voters
Thomas E. Kennedy
William E. Mosher
School of Citizenship
Syracuse University
The
League of Women Voters
Syracuse
J. F. Brossart
Paul Shipman Andrews
Burton Hess
C. W. Hunnicutt
Mabel Rhodes
George Cressey
Robert Pond
Aurie S. Johnson
James Cooper
C. C. Stout
Josiah Lowe
Albert Fox
B. G. Wilson
W. F. MacLeod
J. F. Brossart Jare
Fifty Five Inductees at Syracuse Armory Honored
Fifty five Syracuse men were examined at the Army Induction Center in the Armory and accepted for service. Forty elected two weeks furlough while fifteen depart soon to a reception center. Inductees include Dennis F Ryan Jr and golfer Thomas P Cooney among Board 465 members and a long list of local residents.
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Ffty
Syracuse
Armory
Dennis Francis Ryan, Jr
Whittier Avenue
City Parks Department
Thomas Patrick Cooney
South Wilbur Avenue
William F. Nitzke
Rider Ave
John E. Borrow
Marcellus St
Gerald J
Herrington
Salina
Frank J. Rivera
Gifford St. James
Brown
Whittier
Donald V. Ferris
Grand Ave
John W. Kulas
Grant Blvd
Floyd E. Harman
Congress Ave
Clayton FP
Marks
Dennis F. Ryan, Jr
Stanley M. Kalezuga
Marcellus
Thomas J. Ryan
Leland Ave
Edwin H. Benor
Gifford St
Harold N. Tefft
Sabine St
Lewis Cowburn
Tennyson
Edward D. Bidwell
S. Warren
Emmet Joseph Ryan
S. Lowell
William H. Tobin
Sabine
Hugh T. O'Neil, Jr
Merriman
Robert H. Borle
Seymour
Edward L. Capels
Dorrance
Roland W. Johnston
Henry J. Joncas
Tompkins St
Wendell
Cook
Pablus St
Michael J. Koczanowski
Naim G. Abdo
John V. Findley
Shennard St
Robert J. Bloom
Eloise Terrace
William Namisniak
Hellmut K. Killy
Seymour St
James T. Harner
Cedar St
Metro Krull
Tennyson Ave
Thomas P. Cooney
S. Wilbur Ave
Paul
Larkin
White St
Syracuse banker is commissioned lieutenant in Army Air Corps
Charles E. Lynch, 38, of 130 Coolidge Avenue, long active in Syracuse banking, has been commissioned to lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. He will report to active duty with the air service command in Fairfield Ohio. Lynch studied at Manlius Military Academy and Notre Dame, and worked for Halcomb Steel, Syracuse Trust, First Trust and Cities Service Oil. He is married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lynch
Army Air Corps
Charles E. Lynch
Coolidge Avenue
Syracuse
Halcomb
Crucible Steel Company of America
Lynch
Air Service Command
Fairfield
Ohio
Syracuse Most of Misse. Ne Was Blauuaed Dives Manlius Military Academy
Notre Dame University
Halcomb Company
Syracuse Trust Company
First Trust and Deposit Company
Cities Service Oil Company
Dr Berger Denounces Alcohol Not Hitler as National Menace
Rev Dr Berger of Elmwood Presbyterian Church criticizes alcohol as a greater threat than Hitler or Mussolini, calling it a menace to national defense. He spoke at a joint Billy Sunday Club and W C T U gathering in Edward G Dietrich's garden with Lloyd C Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler serving as co chairs.
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Fuehrer
Hitler
Duce Mussolini
Hirohito
Arthur L. Berger
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
Billy Sunday Club
Edward G. Dietrich
James Street
Lloyd C. Wheeler
Sunday Club
Wheeler
Charles Andrews School Stamp Drive Sets Higher Quota
War Savings Stamp drive to highlight graduation exercises at Charles Andrews Junior High School at 8 P.M. tomorrow. Over four months pupils in the 9-2 Business Class have pursued a 500 stamp goal and have bought $1,596 worth, more than three times the quota. The top purchasing class will receive a patriotic banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andrews
Charles Andrews Junior High School
Kennedy couple win 2750 verdict in negligence case
Mr and Mrs Timothy Kennedy of 311 Schuyler Street receive 2750 in settlement of negligence actions against Mr and Mrs Neil Cheney of 260 Oxford Street as a jury was being drawn. Mrs Kennedy injured November 8 1940 at Midland Avenue and Tallman Streets when the Cheney car struck theirs. Husband claimed medical bills and loss of his wife's services. Attorneys Higgins Tormey O'Hara and Young represented the Kennedys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins, Tormey, O'Hara’ & Young
Young Driver Loses License for Speeding in Court
Arraigned before Judge Harry H. Farmer in traffic court today Chestr Zyjerski 21 of 1349 Burnet Avenue pleaded guilty He was fined 21 and his license revoked Zyjerski was arrested last night for speeding between 35 and 40 mph on James Street It was his third speeding conviction in 18 months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Farmer
Chestr Zyjerski
Burnet Avenue
Zyjerski
James Street
Syracusan Delegates to Zonta International Meet in Toronto
Syracusans will attend the 22nd Zonta International convention hosted by Canadian Zontians in Toronto at the Royal York Hotel from June 29 to July 2. Delegates include Miss Helen R. Hewitt and Miss Mary E. Jenkins with alternates Mrs. Irene Greenlay and Mrs. Carolyn J. M. Bicknell. The program features wartime and postwar planning with international guests and a reception by Lieut. Gov. Albert Matthews.
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Zonta International
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Canada
Syracuse
Helen R. Hewitt
Syracuse Club
Mary E. Jenkins
Irene Greenlay
Carolyn
JM. Bicknell
Zonta
Dorothy A. Thompson
May Moyers ‘McElroy
Washington, D. C
Rte Ee
United States
Sweden
Iceland
Denmark
Zontians
Zonta Willl
Zontlans
Albert Matthews
Province of
Ontario
Matthews
Fitzpatrick Promoted to Captain in Local Fire Dept
Lieut. James P. Fitzpatrick was elevated to captain and now commands Truck 8. Chief George C. Winter announced the promotion, succeeding Capt. Charles N. Eckel who retired June 6. Fitzpatrick, of 103 Hatch Street, joined the department July 1, 1921, and became lieutenant January 1, 1940 after transferring from the light squad roster. He also served with Engine 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
James P. Fitzpatrick
George C. Winter
Charles N. Eckel
Hatch Street
Fire Department
Man 67 Committed For Observation After Public Intoxication
Patrick Welsh, 67, of 161 Lincoln Avenue, was committed for examination at the Psycho pathic Hospital by Judge Homer W. Walsh after pleading guilty in Police Court to public intoxication. Police said Welsh cut his wrist with a pocket knife twice yesterday, was treated, released, and then arrested on the intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Welsh
Lincoln Avenue
Homer W. Walsh
Welsh
Geddes Builds Full Civilian Defense Setup for July 25
Geddes township reorganizes its civilian protection units into nine sectors with full crews. 600 residents are enrolled including Boy Scouts and a Sea Scout troop. A July 25 demonstration at Solvay Public Park will feature drums, bands, and a parade led by parade chairman John Palladino and parade staff.
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Geddes
Solvay
William F. Hobson
George McLaughlin
Geddes Township
Etta Sherman
Fred Bastable
Thomas Brock
Blease Valletti
George Grabowski
Frank Willoughby
George Kohler
Norman James
Clarence R. Dilthey
William O’brien
Milton Roche
Frank Allen
John Palladino
Chief Brock
Ray Henderson
Buffalo Plants Urge Women Riveters for Factories
The U S Employment Service in Buffalo reports requests from Curtiss Wright and Bell Aircraft plants for women to work as riveters and in light assembly. Eligible applicants are 21 to 45, single or married with serviceman husband preferred. Training available at the National Defense Aviation School. Apply at the Employment Service offices on South State and East Jefferson Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Employment Service
Curtiss Wright
Bell Aircraft
Buffalo
National Defense Aviation School
South Clinton Street
U. S
South State
East Jefferson Streets
Roosevelt High Red Cross Dance for Charity
The Red Cross Club at Theodore Roosevelt Junior High plans a benefit dance in the school gym tonight to aid the Junior Red Cross War Fund. Proceeds fund camp scholarships for crippled children at Percy Hughes School summer camp. Entertainment includes Ed gar John Morrow Ruth Morrow on strings, Robert Walser on xylophone, Carmen Albina singing, and Elizabeth Long’s acrobatic dance. Participants come from Roosevelt Junior High, Christian Brothers Academy, Grant Junior High and Brighton School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Albina
Elizabeth Long
Roosevelt “Junior High
Christian Brothers’ Academy
Grant Junior High
Brighton School
Alimony Denied in Campeau Case by Justice Morehouse
Supreme Court Justice D Page Morehouse refused to grant temporary alimony to Mrs Isabelle Campeau 65 of 156 West Ostrander Avenue in a separation action against husband August Campeau 63. He did award her 50 dollars for trial preparation counsel fees. The prior report listed 1004 East Adams Street as Campeau’s address though residents at that address say he does not live there.
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Campeau
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse
Isabelle Campeau
West Ostrander Avenue
August Campeau
Adams Street
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Belgium
Jacob E. Eckel
Leon I. Griggs
Regents
Andree Rayon
Dr. Berger
Alcohol
Memphis
Harry Sherman
Sherman
Frank Thompson
Larned & 2
Powers
Weston's
Daw
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Hegeman's
Liggett's
Carrifford’s
Stolz Bros
the Mouse
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