Hybrid Bloom Crowned Queen At Syracuse Rose Show
A hybrid tea rose exhibited by A H MacAndrews of Dewitt Road won queen of the 33rd Syracuse Rose Society show held at First Trust and Deposit Bank. Dr H S Moore won the challenge cup with the highest points. 181 entries total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. MacAndrews
Dewitt Road
Syracuse Rose Society
First Trust and Deposit Company Bank
MecGredy
McGredy
Bisee
Miss Johnson
A. H. Macndrews
Phillips
W. Brere
Fred Balitz
Fowlerage
E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Moore
Haley Beede
van Valkenburgh
Burton Michael
Isdee
Memors of the
Rose Society
Ely
Wuss Peeane Ai Goldivuis
Rose
Anne Donigan
First Trust & Deposit Company
Odd wind shield tech aids Mainliners through ice
After testing windshield wipers and applying heat to the inside surface, an airline has adopted a double wind shield system for use on their Mainliners to prevent ice buildup and protect forward vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commy
Will of Capt Cone Leaves Estate to Widow After Air Crash
The will of Captain Richard M. Cone of Geddes votes his entire estate to widow Virginia M. Cone and names three children Charles six James three and Martha seven weeks as provision. Petition for probate filed in Surrogate’s Court drawn while Cone was at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland. Cone formerly worked as a Solvay Process Company research engineer before joining the Army.
American Born Jap Freed in San Francisco Zone
Fred T. Kurematsu an American born Japanese man was released by federal court officials in a military zone in San Francisco amid orders removing all Japanese. The ACLU posted 1000 to test citizenship rights for Japanese ancestry while U S attorney warned he would be seized by military police and sent to an assembly center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Fred ‘T. Kurematsu
American Civil Liberties Union
San Leandro
Ernest Besig
California
The
Civil Liberties Union
Kurematsu
A. J. Zirpoli
U. S
City Gets V Letters For Service Men From Post Office
The Washington postoffice approves single sheet V letters for armed services members. Syracuse postoffice will offer the forms soon. Letters are folded with name and address on the face. If shipments are bulky, V letters may be micro filmed and mailed overseas to the addressee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Postoffice Department
Washington
Armed Services
Syracuse Postoffice
Cornelius J. Nugent
New York
San Francisco
Child Crime Prevention Leaders Meet in Syracuse
In observance of five years of preventive juvenile delinquency work a meeting will be held in the main ballroom of the Hotel Syracuse at 12 15 P M next Wednesday. Rev Joseph B Toomey of Binghamton will speak and Police Chief William E Rapp will report on the Syracuse Crime Prevention Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Council ‘of Social Agencies
Joseph B. Toomey
Binghamton
William E. Rapp
Syracuse Crime Prevention
Woman Reunites With Brother After Twenty Years
Mrs. Carl Johnson of New York City and her brother Nils Samuelson of 5570 South Salina Street were reunited in Syracuse after twenty years apart Their last meeting occurred in Sharon Pennsylvania and marked their first reunion since Samuelson came to the United States from Sweden in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
New York City
Nils Samuelson
South Salina Street
Syracuse
Sharon
Mr. Samuelson
Sweden
Bond Buying Surges After Liberty Day Pledges
Liberty Day pledges spur a sharp rise in bond and stamp sales in Syracuse and Onondaga County. Willam G. Morton reports doubling sales at the bank and post office expanding to a second War Savings window. Libetty Belles continue house visits to collect pledges while towns report growing totals, with auditors aiming for over 60 thousand city pledges plus more from surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam G. Morton
Liberty Day
Onondaga Savings. Bank
Liberty Belles
Cornelius J. Nugent
Morton
Defense Headquarters
Syracuse
My Best Pot Roast and Side Dishes From Wilsons Beef
A vintage recipe note describes pot roast using a 4 pound blade cut from Wilsons Beef. Steps include wiping, salting, peppering, dredging in flour, and browning in suet, then simmering with hot water canned tomatoes celery and peppercorns along with a bay leaf. Includes potato onion carrot variations and a apricot cream tart dessert suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cuer
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MacAndrews
Wheeler
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Idlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
N. Y
Richmond
Sans Jose
Father Toomey
Bond
Salina
S. Geddes
James
New Yor
Ding
Welsor
Wilson & Co
Jardiniere
George Rector
Doer
Swerl
Ae Saeere
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