Bryan Named Director for CAA Project
Dr. Leslie A. Bryan, aviation expert and Syracuse University professor, will direct the Civilian Pilot Training Program. The program starts July 1 with 60 students, ground work at 72 hours and flight training 35 to 50 hours at Syracuse Municipal Airport.
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Syracuse University
Leslie A. Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Hammondsport
Glenn H. Curtiss
Bryan
Syracuse
School of Business Administration
College of Law
France
Syracuse Traffic Club
ICAA
Charles Lee Raper
Finle G. Crawford
College of Liberal Arts
William P. Graham
Dean Raper
Dean Crawford
South McBride Street
CAA
Syracuse Municipal
Two Girl Runaways Apprehended by Deputies in Dewitt
Two runaway girl inmates from Gannondale School at Erie Pennsylvania were captured in Dewitt at 2 AM by Deputies Judd King and Edward Pitkowski after authorities learned they were hitch-hiking at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannondale
Erie Pa
Dewitt
Judd King
Edward Pitkowski
Syracuse University to Open Aviation School in Cooperation
The new aviation school at Syracuse University, opening July 1 with Civilian Aeronautics Authority support, will train pilots for the air service. Candidates must be U S citizens, 18 to 25 by June 1 1920, meet medical standards, and obtain parental consent if under 21. Priority goes to those with college credits or degrees meeting Civilian Pilot Training standards.
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Syracuse University
Civilian Aeronautics Authority
United States
University Extension School
South McBride Street
G. R. Lewis
Medical Arts
Language Teacher Resigns After 35 Years of Service
Miss Caroline Mac Ferran retires after 35 years in teaching with 16 years at Central High School. A Gouverneur native and Cornell and Albany Normal College graduate, she taught French and German at multiple schools including Hudson Gouverneur Rome and finally Syracuse Central High School. She will leave on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Caroline MacFerran
Cortland Avenue
Berlin
Dresden
Otto Haynes Reported Missing in Local Area
An 11 year old named Otto Haynes is reported missing in the local area. Police request any sightings or information to aid in locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto. Haynes
Retired Police Officer Suffers Stroke at Home
Former Detective Sergt. Carl Nies, a longtime police department veteran and former head of the pawn shop detail, was reported in critical condition after a stroke at his Ridgewood Drive home. He was taken by ambulance to St Joseph's Hospital this morning.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sergt
Carl Nies
Ridgewood Drive
Nies
Police Department
British Overseas Air Service suspended after Lisbon link
London dispatch reports British Overseas Air Service suspended today after connecting with Pan American clippers at Lisbon. העירrelated note mentions the route interruption affecting air service operations and international connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Overseas Air Service
Lisbon
Air Festival Planned Two Days at Syracuse Airport
An interstate two day air festival, described as one of the most pretentious of its kind in the East, will be held at Syracuse Municipal Airport on June 29 and 30. The Aviation Club of Syracuse and the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event inviting 600 fliers and 150 private planes. Major manufacturers including Cub, Taylorcraft, Aeronca, Luscombe, Porterfield and Ballanca Cruisair will display. Admission is free. public exhibitions will fill the airport grounds.
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Syracuse Municipal
Aviation Club of
Syracuse
Junior Chamber of Commerce
New York
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Ohio
New England
Cub
Taylorcraft
Aeronca
Luscombe
Porterfield
Ballanca Cruisair
Donald Watson
Robert E. Fowler
Aviation Club
William A. Barry
James E. Walsh
William J. Larned
Albert C. Bickethaup
Frederick Ober-lander
Arthur B. McGuire
John B. Hammeken
Harry W. Ward
G. Richard Gottschalk
Harold E. Cobb
Edwin Chamberlain
Johnny Green
Carol Horton
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur McGuire
A. C. Bickelhaupt
John P. Harte
Frederick Oberlander
William Larned
John B. Hammekin
121Th Division
National Guard
108Th Infantry
Floods in Romania Devastate Towns Killing Dozens
Bucharest reports at least 50 people killed and about 100 houses destroyed after a cloudburst floods. This marks the second severe flood in Romania in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Pin Removed From Throat Girl Takes Exams at Home
Miss Margaret D'Onofrio an 18 year old North Syracuse High School student recovering at her parents home after surgery to remove a safety pin from her windpipe took a regents exam in commercial arithmetic at home. A teacher delivered the paper and she answered the questions. Doctors had found a pin lodged in her bronchus possibly since childhood and causing recurring infections and bronchial problems.
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Frank Pellegrini
Brewerton Road
Philadelphia
Margaret D'Onofrio
North Syracuse
Pellegrini
Margaret
Calista Musser
L Project Delays As Tenants Block Demolition Work
The D L and W grade crossing project stalls as tenants on railroad leased lands refuse a stipulation allowing demolition. City Engineer Pitts says work cannot resume until permission to occupy leased lands is secured. Several parties seek compensation, while a new stipulation is drafted to enable demolition and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
D. L & W. Railroad
Elmhurst Contracting Company
Supreme Court
Pitts
D. L. & W. ‘Coal Company
B & R Metal Company
Abe Cooper Metal Company
Wilson & Green Lumber Company
Mann
Hunter Lumber Company
Higrade Meat Products Company
Cold Packing Company
John .H Walrath
Fred B. O'Connor
Fire damages U S Sub Base in Connecticut
Fire of undetermined origin caused extensive damage to a pier at the U S submarine base in Groton Connecticut. A committee of officers was named to investigate with preliminary damage estimated at 10000 dollars. The R 4 submarine moored at the pier was moved to safety and sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
U. S
Plier
New Red Cross Benefit Parties Planned for War Relief
A new list of Red Cross benefit parties announced as workers report 26855.63 dollars raised. Events include a July card party at the Onondaga Hotel hosted by Eastwood Women’s Club, a July 1 bridge sponsored by Contract Bridge Club, an annual Sons of Italy dinner next month, and a Solvay High School card party next Tuesday at 8. Florence South named assistant to Franklin Bills in charge of parties. 10 percent of today’s Giant Food Stores receipts and donations from Cortland Baking Co are to aid the war relief fund. Total contributions to date amount to 9708.03 dollars.
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Red Cross
War Relief Fund
Eastwood Women's Club
Onondaga Hotel
Contract Bridge Club
Sons of Italy
Solvay Committee
Solvay High School
Florence South
James Street
Franklin Bills
Cortland Baking Company
WFBL
Giant Food Stores
Arthur Meaker
Charles Nichols
Sisterhood of Society of Concord
Ene
Asher
Markson
Mary FE. Jenkins
John G. Butler Campa
Vine
George R. Fearon
Syracuse Piremen's Association
Friends
Hiscock Garden
Miss Monica
Tabernacle Pepunt Church
Tactise Memorial
Hospital, Tea
Inaeinee
Department of Public Works
Fmn
Ployes’ Association of City Hall
Farm Worker Held For Grand Jury in Arson Case
A farm worker named J Hees, 34, was held for grand jury action on an arson accusation in Elbridge town. The brief note mentions a sore in the town and references farm labor in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.hees
Elbridge
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Henry Les Gen
Northwestern Mutual
Consult
J. $. Caldwell
Tallman
Les
Maps College
Heads University Aviation School
Air Transport Authority
L’ Project
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