Presidency reshapes staff after Wile D curtails role
The president reshapes the staff and assigns new duties as Wile D’s role is reduced. Officials announce changes aimed at improving efficiency and organizational focus across departments.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1945
Page
18
War Bond Drive Nears Quota in Central New York
Walter McGuinness notes three weeks left in the Mighty Seventh War Loan. Onondaga County trails district and state in E bond sales but officials predict a late surge to meet quotas. County totals show strong progress with district and state gaps shrinking as campaigns highlight individual bond purchases and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quendaga County
Onondaga County
New York
Japan
Ej Syracuse
Ente
Sae
Apenty
Sotal
Nageerd
Merrill
Onondaga Bond Sales Log ACUSE CASE
Onondaga bond sales log details an accusation case involving individuals named Craig and Lund. The fragment notes a financial instrument and municipal debt context with limited readable specifics. Further context is needed to clarify parties and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Bond Sales Log
War Bond drive praised by Syracuse war hero
Lawrence Cappeletti, decorated with the Distinguished Service Cross, urges Syracuse residents to invest in War Bonds to accelerate victory and bring loved ones home. He speaks of overseas suffering and the need to support the war effort, noting many locals have relatives overseas.
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Ne Ss
Syracuse
Lawrence Cappeletti
Grumbachav
Uying Bo Ji
Ameri
Back Door Ash Pickup To Return In Syracuse
Syracuse plans to restore a back door ash and rubbish collection as manpower allows. Mayor Thomas Kennedy said a curb collection remains main, with a second contract to move cans from back door to curb and return. The twice weekly service would run June to October to handle summer waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Thomas
Kennedy
Nelson F. Pitts
James C. Tormey
Central District War Loan Totals Up to Date
The report shows the Central district quota at 524,500,000 with date stamps and totals. County quotas sum to 3,785,000 and overall percent of quota reached is 45.0 percent. Nine counties are included in the Central District.
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ALP Names Three in Syracuse Mayor Contest
The American Labor Party announces a three cornered Syracuse mayoralty ticket with Frank J. Costello George M Haight and Stanley G Valenti as designees. Onondaga Democrats postpone their ticket after Thomas J Corcoran withdrawal and await a complete lineup including council president and municipal court judge choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
American Labor Party
Frank J. Costello
George M Haight
Stanley G. Valenti
Onondaga
Thomas J. Corcoran
War Manpower Commission
George M. Haight
Myron J. Parkinson
Haight
Parkinson
Nathan Abelson
Hotel Onondaga
Cook Tour Bus Ride Cancelled For Summer
William B. Mangin announced that Syracuse and Eastern Bus Lines will skip the Bradford Hills tour this summer and run direct-service buses on a 60 day trial starting July 2. The Salt Springs route will be used with a loop via E Genesee Street Crawford Avenue Euclid Drive Hurlbut Road and Meadowbrook Drive. The previous tour included the site of the new Jesuit College and Elmcrest Children's Center.
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Cook
Bradford Hills
William B. Mangin
Meadowbrook Dr
Mangin
Jesuit College
Springfield Rd
Elmcrest Children’s Center
City to Raise Old Tracks In Repaving
City engineers say more than 36 miles of trolley tracks remain in streets though the last car was removed five years ago. Since 1934 two thirds of 57.29 miles have been removed, with WPA help and a 1942 sale to Syracuse Transit Corp for $1. The article notes the move to complete removal amid repaving plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
Pitts
Father's Day Joy as Wyatts Welcome Home War Hero
Lt. Col. Tyree C Wyatt, a Syracuse pediatrician and medical college teacher, returns on a 20 day hospital leave from England to celebrate Father’s Day with his three daughters Nan, Jane and Mary. The scene shows a relieved family and a grateful, affectionate reunion after two and a half years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Tyres C. Wrait
England
Jane
Mary Tree
Nan
Mary Tyree
Tyree
C. Wyatt
Col. Wyatt
Man Chased Dog Bitten at Burnet Park Pool
Dominic Melica, 46, of 207 Hickory St chased a dog into Burnet Park pool and was bitten in the calf. Melica worked for the Department of Public Works at the pool. The pool was array at the time, Patrolman Harold Seib reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Melica
Hickory St
Burnet Park Pool
Melica
Department of Public Works
Harold
Seib
Onondaga Pool to Open Early After Incident
The Onondaga Park pool will open at 1 PM tomorrow and stay open daily after reports of two young girls nearly drowning and a pool incident. Commissioner William A. Barry cited heat and a weather drop as factors influencing the early opening and noted the pool would operate until evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Park
William A. Barry
S. P.al
Barry
Ceilometers to Measure Cloud Ceilings at U.S. Airports
The Weather Bureau announced Syracuse’s Crouse-Hinds will produce most ceilometers for 115 airports, enabling day and night measurement of cloud ceilings up to four miles. Federal officials praised the invention as a major aviation-era breakthrough, with General Electric also involved in manufacturing.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Crouse- Hinds Co
Syracuse
Amboy
General Electric Co
East Lynn
Mass
Weather Bureau
Crouse-Hinds
National Bureau of Standards
Lawrence W. Foskett
Law on fishing in public parks questioned
Patrolman Norbert Miller encountered two men angling at Elmwood Park. He ordered them to stop and sought guidance on the law since no posting was found. He asked them to discontinue until he could verify the rule.
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Norbert Miller
Elmwood Park
Miller
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Arced Roushyer
Wile D
Walter McGuinness
Albert 5B. Merrill
District Four War Finance Committee
Oscar F. Soule
Onondaga County Committee
Pat
Neraid Craig
Lund
RADI
U.S
ALP
Valentinn
Haight and Costello
Syracuse Transit Corp
Father
Wyatts
By Don Schneider
Onondaga Pool
Syracuse Field
By Benjamin Atlas
Beverly RD
Onondaga ST
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