Shortage of Spinach and Corn Hits Syracuse Merchants
Syracuse grocers warn of likely shortages in corn and spinach as suppliers report extreme difficulty obtaining corn and farmers hoard for hog feed. The Corn Products Sales Company cites reduced grind and possible plant shutdowns, while Victor Food Corporation details a poor spinach crop due to heavy rains.
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Syracuse
Corn Products Sales Company
State Tower
Victor Food Corporation
Victor
Rationing Volunteer Foregoes Vacation
Mrs Edna G Maloney of 401 Cusco Street told Chairman Oscar F Soule she will forego her two week vacation that was to begin next week and continue volunteer work. She cited a shortage of experienced volunteers and said her division is behind in processing sugar applications. The chairman can count on her help during this period.
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Edna G.maloney
Cusco Street
Food Division
Rationing Board
Oscar F. Soule
Soule
Rotarians Hear West Indies Chaplain at Onondaga
Chaplain William Bigart, who has ministered to troops on Aruba for three years, speaks to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Onondaga on War from the West Indies Viewpoint. No honor will be paid to Charles H Abbott celebrating 15th birthday after 23 years of perfect attendance at Skaneaties Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
William Bigart
Aruba
Rotary Club
Onondaga
Charles H. Abbott
Skaneatcies Cius
NY Churches Unite To Combat Isolationism In State Meeting
About 50 church leaders from New York gathered at Plymouth Congregational Church to launch a frontal strategy against isolationism. The Rev Dr Roy E Williamson and Rev Dr J Quinter Miller presented the Plan Book of American Cooperative Christianity addressing war emergency work, alien ministry, postwar church programs, and armed forces support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United World Action
Wilbur T. Clemens
Albany
New York State Council of Churches
Hugh Bur
Rochester Council of Churches
Leon Randall
Buffalo Council of Churches
Frank Tarrant Rochester
New York State Council of Church Women
J. Quinter Miller
New York City
Federal Council of Churches
John Kirby
Albany Council of Churches
New York State
Plymouth Congregational Church
Roy E. Williamson
New York Baptist State Convention
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Churches of
New York States
United Christian Action
Miller
Williamson
Christian Mission
World Order
Chamber of Commerce
Plymouth Church
Sr. Williamson
Army opens 75 bids on Baldwinsville Ordnance Works sale
In the Loew Building yesterday the U S Army Corps of Engineers opened 75 bids for 104 buildings at the New York Ordnance Works site in Baldwinsville A redistribution plan said the structures will be moved or demolished for salvage after purchase by the highest bidder.
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Army
Ordnance Project
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Loew
New York Ordnance Works
Baldwinsville
Entire H B Crouse Estate Goes to Family in Will
The will of Huntington B Crouse leaves one third of a residuary trust fund plus jewelry cars and furnishings to Mrs Florence Bailey Crouse and directs the trust funds to ultimately benefit her two children Mrs Dorothy C Witherill and Huntington B Crouse Jr. Life income from the remainder goes to the two heirs with trusts for their children. Executors are First Trust and Deposit Co William L Hines HL OB. Crouse Jr. The will, executed 1940 with a 1941 codicil, authorizes sale of Crouse Hines Co interests to the widow and children at terms set by the executors. Estate represented by Hiscock Cowie Bruce Lee Mawhinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington B. Crouse
John W. Sadler
Florence Bailey Crouse
Comstock Avenue
Dorothy C.witherill
Shotwell Park
Huntington B. Crouse, Jr
Huntington B. Crouse, Sr
HL OB. Crouse, Jr
First Trust and Deposit Company
William L. Hines
Crouse
Crouse Hines Company
Hiscock, Cowie
Bruce, Lee and Mawhinney
Cunningham Named Carrier Service Head
T. M. Cunningham named general manager of construction and service of the Carrier Corporation E. T. Murphy announced. G. D. Harbin named regional construction manager of the central region to fill the vacancy created by Cunningham. Cunningham and Harbin are well known in air conditioning and refrigeration circles, with Cunningham having led central region construction and service for eight years.
County Relief Lead 5 189 Cases in May Report
Commissioner Leon H. Abbott reported 5 189 relief cases for Onondaga County in May. Home relief totaled 1 640 cases with 4 287 in the city 187 in the towns and 166 veterans' cases. Other relief 3 549 included 3 211 old age assistance cases. Fire record shows Thursday with no alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Abbott
Onondaga County
Thomas E. Kennedy
Farm Labor Parley To Address Central New York Shortage
A farm labor meeting in Syracuse gathers federal and state representatives at the United States Employment Service Office to tackle the growing farm labor shortage. Thomas J. Corcoran of the War Manpower Commission chairs a discussion inviting about 75 local farm groups, Army officials, conservationists, Boy Scouts, and school superintendents to plan steps for planting and harvesting crops. The event explores releasing soldiers for farm work if it does not hinder military duties.
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New York
United States Employment Service Office
James Street
Thomas J. Corcoran
War Manpower Commission
Corcoran
Onondaga County
Boy Scouts
Everson Will Hearings End In Probate Challenge
Surrogate John W. Sadler reserved decision yesterday after a final hearing on the validity of the Everson museum fund clause. Cousins of Miss Helen Everson allege she opposed Syracuse Museum plans and child art instruction, with testimony from Anna Olmstead and others detailing gifts and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sadler
Helen Everson
Everson Museum of Art
Miss Everson
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders promotes family laxative use
A long standing remedy lauded for over 45 years as a reliable laxative for children with occasional constipation and for all the family. The package contains £ 166 easy to take powders priced at 35e. Ask for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders at all drug stores.
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Gray
Unclear obituary fragment links to Murphys and Youngs
Fragmentary record mentions Martineau Mrs Bennett and Everson estate with John Carroll Young of Murphy and Young, and H Duane Bruce of Hisfi cock Cowie Bruce Lee.
Scholarship Contest at the Convent School
The competitive examination for scholarships will be held at the Convent School on Monday June 21 at 9 o clock. Open to city students who completed eighth grade in parochial schools or eighth or ninth grade in public schools. Four awards: one four year, one three year, and two one year scholarships.
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E. Jefferson St
Ondaga Hotel
H. B. Crouse
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Sage
Waters Equipment Co
Washington St
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Swank
Liberty
Konnife
Tatyy Credit
South Saling
Rirkok
Rudolph
Alon
Onge Initial
Auborn
Ithaca
Oswego
Folten
Utica
Everson
Olive Bailey
San Mateo
Fla
Jessie B. Bennett
Sidney
John B. Everson
Fredericksburg
Mother Gray
Barberry
Thornberg
Reg
Spirea van Houtter
Trish Juniper
Biota Newarks
Pfitzer
Globe Arborvitae
Victory Garden
Clematis Vint
Rock Wool Batts Sdi Cz
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S. Salina
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