30 Stations Aid Canning Sugar Rush
Canning sugar ration applications opened city and county with about 5000 cards issued to date. Putnam School central office saw smoother operations though lines remained long. New stations at Mattydale Salina Free Library Lemoyne Avenue Grand Boulevard John A Nichols School Lyncourt Cicero Solvay High School and Jordan High School broaden access and reduce central pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusuerso
A. Ray Holmes
Putnam School
Holmes
Mattydale
Salina Free Library
Lemoyne Avenue
Grand Boulevard
John
A. Nichols
Eastwood
Mothers’ Club
Charles Yarrington
Lyncourt
Syracuse Officers Promoted in Navy Rank Upgrade
Two Syracusans receive promotions during Navy promotion week. William A. McAuley rises from ensign to lieutenant junior grade, linked to his wife Eleanor Norton of Syracuse. DeWitt W. Shumway advances from lieutenant senior grade to lieutenant commander, a Naval aviator with service from Annapolis to San Diego and Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
William A. McAuley
Wellesley Road
Leutenant
Frederick E. Norton
Chamber of Commerce
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Central New York Power Corporation
Eleanor D. Norton
Pearl S. Shumway
San Diego
Pensacola
Naval Station
Corpus Christi
West Coast
Legatee waives stickpin to testify in will case
George T. Smith of Seneca Falls waived his legacy of a diamond set horseshoe stickpin to testify in the estate contest over Mrs. Helen M. Smith who died leaving about 75000 largely to St Josephs Hospital and other institutions The case before Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller and a jury features Mrs Margaret L Read and Mrs Mary E Hullar as objectors The defendant attorney Daniel J Seubert seeks testimony while George R Fearon objects as a legatee and the witness is withdrawn for later action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Smith
Seneca Fallstoday
Helen M. Smith
George R. Fearon
Mary E. Hullar
Binghamton
Smith
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
George Smith
Snnulas MsvDaNa
du Z
Daniel J. Seubert
Fearon
Price Ceiling Perils Small Oil Concerns
Empire State Petroleum Association members met at Onondaga Hotel Roof Garden and pledged full support to the war effort while voting to enforce the War Production Board limit of 50 percent of last year’s petroleum sales. Concerns were raised about fuel oil for home heating and access under new furnace restrictions, plus shifts from tankers to rail transport. A telegram to President Roosevelt endorsed the scrap rubber drive.
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Empire State Petroleum Association, Inc
Onondaga Hotel
Roosevelt
John Harper
New York City
Asociation
Sesson
War Production Board
Harper
WPB
Atlantic Seaboard
New York State
Hyman D. Rapps
Brooklyn
Empire State Petroleum Assafea Inc
New York
Syracuse
N. Y
Cycle Patrolmen Hurt By Automobile Drivers
Two officers were injured in separate incidents late last night. Leonard Clancy 416 Shuart Avenue sustained injuries to his right leg nose and chin when a Maplewood Avenue mail truck made a U turn and collided with a motorcycle. William Maroney 39 of 119 Charmouth Drive was struck after alighting to retrieve his hat near Comstock Avenue and East Adams Street, suffering a broken left leg. A 13 year old bicyclist Sanford Wallace of 712 East Adams Street collided with a car driven by Rose H. Mathews at Walnut and East Adams Streets, injuring his arm and abdomen. Mrs. William F. Sullivan of 106 Shotwell Park suffered bruises after a car backed into a parking space on East Genesee Street. the driver was Leo DiMaio 614 Catherine Street.
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Leonard Clancy
Shuart Avenue
William Maroney
Charmouth Drive
Clancy
Salina Street
Maplewood Avenue
Silky
Stewart Heller
Stanley’ P. _Maslona
Hickok Avenue
Clan‘ey
Maroney
Comstock Avenue
Mobile
Silky and
Heller
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Sanford Wallace
East Adams Street
Rose H. Mathews
Wadsworth Street
Walnut Avenue
Hy Luebberman
John Holihan
William F. Sullivan
Shotwell Park
Genesee Street
Leo DiMaio
Catherine Street
Paper Company Safe Batterd in Burglaries Series
A burglary wave reported today includes Market Paper Company at 2067 Park Street where a rear window was pried and a safe battered but not opened. Linoleum & Carpet Co at 2033 Park Street also entered last night. gas station at 700 Erie Boulevard East reported break in. Syracuse Rag & Metal Co at 954 South Townsend Street hit. three other places entered Wednesday night. Rotary convention in Toronto draws at least 10 Geneva members planning to attend next week.
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Samuel Yennock
Market Paper Company
Park Street
Thomas Leach
al Sledge
Linoleum & Carpet Company
Samuel Albino
Fred Bastable
Erie Boulevard
East
Syracuse Rag
Geneva
Rotary Club
Toronto
Canada
Ka-na-te-nah Club Hosts Mosebrook Speaker
Prof. Harry Mosebrook of the College of Forestry will speak at the Ka na te nah club rooms Saturday afternoon. The program will feature pictures illustrating his work on reforestation.
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Mosebrook
Harry Mosebrook
The
College of Forestry
Bond Sudan Suit Sails Into Summer Debut
The reference hints at a Bond Sudan suit remaining in use through the summer season. The note suggests continued deployment on deck tomorrow, signaling ongoing styling or formal usage into warmer months.
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Syracuse Navy
Lieut
William A. Mauley
Dewity W. Shumway
Bond
State Association
Broadway
63Rd ST
Fay Bareness
Garn
Patrman
Necessa
Harold Garn
Nets Street
S. Salina
Sudan
Bend
South
WFBL
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