Pfc Dann Killed in Italy While With S&th Engineer Division
Pfc Lyle E Dann 27 was killed June 10 in Italy while working on construction with the South Engineer Division. He enlisted in 1935 and was home on furlough last October. Survived by wife Violet and a three year old daughter Jean Elizabeth, plus his father, two brothers and two sisters. The family seeks Army return of the body for burial in Syracuse.
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PFU
Lyle EF
Dann
Italy
S&th
War Department
Violet Dann
Genesee St
Cividale, Pte
Furtowugh
Pennsylvania
Kupperman’s
Jean Elizabeth Dann
Ilold Dann
Raymond WN
Llewellyn Dann
Ella Morgan
Vivian Dann
City to readvertise sale of six 1942 police cars
The OPA reversed course and deemed the public auction prices mostly within the ceiling but some individual bids exceeded it. Commissioner George F. Waite says a written OPA opinion confirms legality overall and that the city will readvertise bids on Monday and sell the cars on Thursday to the highest bid under the ceiling.
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OPA
George F. Waite
Waite
Settlements Reached for Mexican Train Death Victims
Mexican death actions settled by Surrogate Milfore in Jordan. Eliseo Marquez family to receive 12900 dollars, Herminio Soleros 10000, Alfredo Fragosos 7500. Marquez's widow and seven children. Fragosos' wife with two children. Victims were laborers on tracks, part of wartime Mexican influx. Enrique J. Elizondo acted as administrator.
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New York Central
Jordan
Charles R. Milfore, Jr
Eliseo R. Marquez
Herminio TE Soleros
Alfredo R. Fragosos
Marquez
Fragoso
Lake Pollution Commission Likely in 1946 Session
The state may form a commission to study Onondaga Lake pollution if land recovery by the Solvay Process Co. fails. Citizens plan to urge lawmakers to introduce legislation next year to create a study body. Senator Richard P. Byrne and Assemblyman Lawrence M. Rulison aimed to push a similar resolution, but the 1946 session closed before action.
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Solvay Process Company
Onondaga Lake
Richard P. Byrne
Lawrence M. Rulison
Flor ence A Knight will leaves gifts to relatives and friends
Mrs Florence A Knight died May 30 filing in Surrogate's Court reveals twenty gifts totaling 7050 to relatives and friends. Remainder of undetermined estate divided among three sisters Nellie Clark Margaret Coon and Agnes Kennedy two brothers Joseph Kennedy John P Kennedy a niece Glyceria Kennedy and grandniece Jayce Kennedy all of Georgetown. The Cronan estate likewise bequeaths its entire estate to daughter Helen E Cronan of 13 Cherry St.
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Florence A. Knight
Nellie Clark
Fabius
Margaret Coon
East Syracuse
Agnes Kennedy
San Francisco
Calif
Joseph Kennedy
New York City
John P. Kennedy
245
W. Castle Sr
Glyceria. Kennedy
Georgetown
Jayce Kennedy
Slso
Knight
Margaret B. Cronan
Helen E. Cronan
Cherry St
Red Cross Heads At Convention
Syracuse and Onondaga County officials of the local American Red Cross chapter, 20 in number, attend the first national convention in five years, underway through Friday in Philadelphia. Among them are Mrs. Kenneth Mackall of Cicero and Miss Alice MacBride, with two high school pupils Richard Grimshaw and Miss Mary King attending as Junior Red Cross representatives for the city-county council.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Philadelphia
Kenneth Mackall
Cicero
M. Crouse Kleck
A. F. Pickernetl
DeBanks M. Henward
Joseph Wf. Barrett
William McNerney
Frederick J. Ludwick
Boy Pleads Guilty In Probation Case
Jerome Enker, 17, of 340 Renwickar, placed on probation for three years on June 10 by County Judge Leo W. Breed after a plea of guilty to being a youthful offender. He was back in court charged with violation of probation and pleaded guilty with sentence to be pronounced Wednesday. Eaker pleaded guilty in Police Court Monday to petty larceny in the theft of a purse from a car in Onondaga Park. Judge Homer W. Walsh suspended sentence. Probation Officer George Cain took the youth to County Court. Eaker had confessed to police the slashing of 25 oil paintings in Crouse College before probation.
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Jerome Enker
Renwickar
Leo W. Breed
Eaker
Onondaga Park
Homer W. Walsh
George Cain
Crouse College
Driver Fined Total of $125
Roy Charles Tippett, 20, of 811 West Belden Avenue arrested June 17 after a chase in West End, was fined 125 dollars by Judge Truman H. Preston for leaving the scene of an accident and driving without an operator's license. Police Motor Patrolman Thomas G. Reap said Tippett’s car struck a parked vehicle on Wilbur Avenue and then fled, ending at 811 West Belden Avenue.
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Truman H. Preston
Trafic
Roy Charles Tippett
W. Belden Ar
Thomas G. Reap
West End
Reap
W. Belden Av
Mission to Hold Annual Festival at Holy Cross
Holy Cross Mission will host its fourth annual festival on June 29 on the Dewitt grounds. Plans include a prize booth and games for all ages with a light lunch. General chair Joseph Dolloff leads a committee of Leo Coughlin, Joseph Farrante, Gerard Keane, Francis McCarthy, Ernest McIntyre and Frank Quinn under pastor Rt Rev Msgr Edward P Buttimer.
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Holy Cross Mission
Dewitt
Joseph Dolloff
Leo Coughlin
Joseph Farrante
Gerard Keane
Francis McCarthy
Ernest McIntyre
Frank Quinn
Edward P. Buttimer
Four-Block Chase Lands Man in Penitentiary
Patrolman Edward Cornelius chased Walter Chrzanowski 26 of Branchport through Burnetville after finding him seated in a prowl car with the motor running. In Police Court Judge Homer W. Walsh sentenced Chrzanowski to 30 days in the Onondaga Penitentiary after he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct stating he only wanted to see the car’s interior.
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Walter Chrzanowski
Branchport
Steuben County
Onondaga Penitentiary
Chrzanowski
Homer W. Walsh
Edward Cornelius
Cornelius
Burnet al
Parolman
Senate Appropriations Bill Restores Interior Cuts
Washington P The $329 337 438 Interior Department appropriations bill comes up in the Senate after receiving more liberal committee treatment than in the House. Most deep House cuts in the department budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 were restored by the Senate appropriations committee. It remained to see if the Senate would let them stand, with a House Senate conference likely to finalize the bill.
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Washington (P
Interior Department
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
House- Senate
Hibernians Meet Tonight to Elect Delegates
The Commodore John Barry division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians meets at 8 P.M. at 1200 S. Geddes to elect delegates for the national convention in Syracuse during the week of July 15.
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Hibernians
John Barry
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
S. Geddesst
Syracuse
Townsend Women Meet at Yates Hotel Meeting
Townsend Auxiliary will hold a Women’s District Townsend meeting at 1 30 P M Wednesday in Yates Hotel room 302.
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Townsend
Women's
Yates Hotel
Miss Theodora Kel logg Attends ALA Buffalo
Thelma Miss Theodora Kel logg librarian at Seymour Library attended the 65th annual conference of the American Library Association in Buffalo this year.
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Auburn
City School Permit Rush Sets Fast Pace This Summer
Education district reports a surge in summer job permits during school vacation. As of today 159 permits issued, with female students leading at 90. Bertha Hirrington, chief attendance and certification officer, notes applications continue to rise daily among both boys and girls.
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Bertha Hirrington
Treasury report shows June receipts and expenditures
United States Treasury report from Washington lists June receipts of 252,654.67 and expenditures of 114,014,207.35 with a net balance of 16,288,041.96. The items are presented as a financial snapshot for the period.
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United States ‘Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Stock Market Drift Amid Cautious Wall Street Trade
New York investors showed mild gains and broad inactivity as Congress price controls loomed. Rail shares held up on hopes for a freight-rate boost while many issues drifted. Notable gainers included Santa Fe and General Electric. laggards included Bethlehem Steel and Johns-Manville amid cautious session.
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New York
Wall Street
Ballisil
Santa Fe
N. Y
Central
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Goodrich
Woolworth
General Electric
Shamrock Oil
United Aircraft
Bethlehem
Western Union “A
Livestock Market Reports From Buffalo and Jersey City
Buffalo market shows hogs and calves active with strong demand and varied cattle prices across grades. Jersey City receipts total 540 head with cows and cutters driving price gains, hogs steady to higher, and sheep and lambs in a brisk spring run with multiple grade quotes.
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Buffalo Buffalo
Producers Livestock Commission Association
Jersey City
S.D
Lilies thrive with simple care for varied garden sites
Garden guidance explains lilies suit many soils and conditions from shade to sand. Plant bulbs with stakes for tall varieties and tie stalks to protect roots. Leave foliage when cutting for indoor use to feed bulbs. remove faded heads to promote later blooms. Some species form bulbils. remove in September and replant to grow new flowering bulbs later.
Weather Fronts and Pressure Systems Describe Air Mass Movements
Warm moist air over the south meets cooler Canadian air, forming showers and storms. Fronts include warm, stationary, occluded, and cold, with isobars showing pressure patterns. Dr Maxwell predicts Syracuse area weather for five days from 6 A.M. to 6 A.M.
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Maxwel
A. S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Central New York Market Faces Mixed Demand Today
Active demand stimulated trading at the Central New York Market with yellow squash at 2.50 per half bushel and strawberries selling around 10 to 11 dollars with fancy at 12. Market receipts of beet greens broccoli peas and curly endive trimmed prices while asparagus moved slowly at 1.50 to 2 per dozen bunches. Light eye and live country receipts left price trends uncertain as a transparent arrival window showed 4 to 5 dollars per bushel for some items. honeydew offered 3.09 to 4.26 per crate and Florida celery peppers and tomatoes gained strength despite lower prices for blueberries pumpkins watermelons cauliflower and potatoes from Illinois.
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Florida
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Cirade A
Eges
California
Cali
Ariz
Keene
Calif
Georgia
Cuba
West
South
Golden
Golden N
Southern
Iceberg
Chile
Texas
Maine
Ohio
H.H
Louisiana
New York Wholesale Exgs Receipts and Market Prices Listed
Receipts total 35 829 cases with market steady and prices unchanged across multiple categories. Cheese, dressed poultry, live poultry remain firm. turkeys and fowls show specific regional prices. Fruits and vegetables detail Hudson Valley baskets, Long Island boxes, and assorted produce with per basket and per bushel pricing for beets, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, mushrooms, and more.
Local couple hosts surprise 25th wedding anniversary
A surprise anniversary party was held Sunday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry H Austin at 725 Mill Street Watertown to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary.
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Watertown
Harry H. Austin
Mill St
Ex-GI Teaches At Vet Hospital Chief for Education
A former Syracuse High School teacher and veteran, Mr Bitte line Bills, has been appointed chief for Educational iRe training at Veterans Hospital in Sun mount. Discharged from the Army Air Force in October 1944, Bills previously instructed in educational work and served as a news commentator on the convalescent service program in Greensboro, North Carolina. He is the son of Mrs Nina Bills of 612 W Colvin Jr and formerly taught in Adult Education and Continuation School at East Syracuse.
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Franklin Bills
Syracuse
Veterans’ Hospital
Sunmount
Army Air Force
Bitte Line
Heen
Billa
Greensboro
N. C
Nina Bills
W. Colvin Jr
East
Bout in Mexico features Pancho Prado featherweight clash
The Mexico City card includes Bobby Pancho of Cuba and Benjamin Prado of Mexico in a planned 30 round featherweight bout to open a series of fights here tomorrow, marking Pancho's first event in the planned slate.
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Pancho
Cuba
Benjamin Prado
Mexico
Discharger Ye Wecome HOME Fort Dix Dispatch
List of returning sailors and officers from Fort Dix New Jersey and Bremerton Washington includes T/5 George S. Van Camp S/Snt Lyle C. Moore Lt Frederick P. Harvey T/5 Donald Angenal T/ A Deverne L Breed S/ Set Raymond A Bittel t/3 Donald M Cosgrove ARM 3/c Donald Whitney at Skaneateles New York bearing homeward orders and station details
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Fort DIX
N. J
Georges. van Camp
Burdick Av
Lyle C. Moore
Davis St
Frederick P. Harvey
Sumner Ay
Donald Angenal
van Buren
Deverne L. Breed
Kirkville
Raymond A. Bittel
Worden
Donald M. Cosgrove
Lyndell
Bremerton
Wash
Arm
Donald Whitney
Skaneateces
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Morris Plan Industrial Bank
Onondaga County Savings Bank
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Mexico City
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Onondaga
James Ver Hague
Wendester
Charles E. Kraft
Roger W. Babson
Timely
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Babson
Wellesley Hills
Mass
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