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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1945

Page

4

Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Clay County June 1945

The column lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. Names include DANIER J. GHILSER MARY ENGLEHARDT WIRTH HELEN UHLSHOEFFER TRIPP ELMER G SNOW-ELMER G RYAN MES ELIZABETH RYAN MES. services set by local funeral homes, with locations at Oak Orchard Road, Clay and nearby cemeteries. Surviving relatives, dates, and service details are provided for each deceased.

RSG Her Richard Db Welnestay & Services Frasier Joun Mary Sams Sacred Hess John Gis David RL McLean Ore Catusnter Strs. Louis Eth M.rya Marguerite Sirs Edward Gil Kreete Ryan Elizag Snow—Elmer G Oak Orcha Road Turial Wine Plains FL R. Sears

Local Florists and Funeral Designs Ad Listings

A dense OCR fragment lists several businesses in the funeral and floral trades. Traugott G Lohman Inc and E Lohman, M J McAuliffe, artistic funeral designs, and AZMARKOWITZ Florist appear with price notes. Other entries include William Lynch Florist, Karl Lutz Monument Co, WallER Granite Co, and James S. Waller, with addresses and phone references. The fragment reads like a classifieds block of local service providers.

Death notices from Syracuse area obituaries and funeral services

Mrs Mary Wirth Dies at Clay aged 74 in Euclid Clay home. Surviving husband J Henry Wirth and multiple relatives in Clay Liverpool Syracuse and Jordan. Funeral at Euclid home later with burial in Pine Plains Cemetery. Other obituaries include Ellis Fowler Eliza beth Ryan Martha Pantogliano Arnold Eells Adelbert Haight Helen Tripp Daniel Gieiser with funeral details and cemeteries listed.

Mary Engelhardt Wirth Euclidi Clay Syracuse Clay J. Henry Wirth Sve Soms Jona Arthur Raymond Edward Henry Liverpool John Pixorski Herman Michaels Margaret Adams Jordan Edgels Euclid Dudde St Lutheran Pine Plains Elizabeth M. Ryan Whitmieray St Patricks Church S J. Agnes St. Patrick's Church Mary Lincoln Camp Royal Neighbor's of America Timothy J. Ryan Marguerite E. Ryans Edward Gallagher Rathers Patrick Heefe Syra Case Ireland Martha Pantogliano Joseph Ostunio N. Townsend St Wiliam Walsh St. Agnes Cemetery Antonio Pantogliano Augustine Marrano Arnold H. Eells N. West St Otisco St Belle Isle Cemetery Lake Clear Gertrude Eells Alhambra Calf Murray M. Eells Adelbert Haight White Plains Harold H. Haight Lyndon A. Haight Auburn Revilla Shaffeur William Wall San Diego Calif Harold Haight Christine Haight Gary Haight Helen .Uhlshoeffer Tripp Carrie Moore James St Vestal Ethel Kenyon Elmira Moore Lara Klotz Esther Uwhishoeffer Berlin N. H George W. Ballweg Free Methodist A. H. Skelton Cicero Center Cemetery Daniel J. Gieiser E. Fayette Sr St. Joseph’s Hospital Onondara County George C. Greiser Keegan & Osbert A. M. Bahn Woodlawn Cemetery

Auto Strikes Hit 7 Plants in National Labor Dispute

Seven auto plants reported construction slowdowns as a broad union dispute unfolds between the APL and CLO. Chrysler Oticinis says the APL seeks guarantees that workers staff original installations. otherwise no new buildings. The United Auto Workers union demands plant maintenance workers be reassigned before any APL labor proceeds. Over 16,000 Goodyear production workers in Akron, Ohio, continued a strike halting output at five plants, while about 15,400 Firestone workers threaten to join. Firestone workers voted strongly for a general strike. The government pledged to accelerate trucking operations in Chicago with extra Army troops en route, and New York Omnibus buses planned to resume normal service during Eisenhower’s visit. The company rejected a union offer to halt slowdowns if the firm would comply.

APL CLO Chrysler Oticinis United Avomable Workers ALPL Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Akron Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Firestone Chicago New York Omnibus i Corporation Eisenhower

Morris Quits Primary Race Leaves Goldstein Unopposed

New York political scene shifts as Newbold Morris withdraws from the July GOP mayoral primary. Judge Jonah J. Goldstein remains the coalition choice with Brooklyn magistrate Abner C. Surpless also in the race. Morris may yet head an independent ticket despite party split and coalition opposition.

New York Jonah J. Goldstein Newbold Morris G.O.P Goldstein Rooklyn Abner C. Surpless Morris

War Department lists June casualties with local next of kin

Washington reports 1454 U S casualties for June 19 46S killed 583 wounded 103 missing plus one soldier freed from Japanese camp and 2633 from German camps Navy adds 446 casualties 105 dead 246 wounded 2 missing Local Syracuse area next of kin listed include ARMY WOUNDED James P rea and Barton E Ellis from Syracuse with spouses and addresses and several others from Germany and Europe including Pic Pulver Reichert and others.

Herald-Journal Washington War Department Navy Department Syracuse ARMY

Deaths Elsewhere Arthur D. Anderson

Arthur D. Anderson, 59, long time editor of the Boot and Shoe Recorder and 1935 president of the National Council of Business Paper Editors, native of Boston, dies in New York. Rev. G. Frank Johnson, former district director of the New York State Baptist convention, dies after a long illness. Norwich native educated at Colgate, served in Cobleskil l and Fayetteville pastorates. Helen Swift Neilson, 76, author and art benefactress, wife of Francis Neilson, dies at daughter’s home in Ossining. daughter of Gustavus F. Swift of Chicago.

New York GP Arthur D. Anderson Boot and Shoe Recorder Shoe Industry Magazine National Council of Business Boston Pennyan G. Frank Johnson New York State Baptist Convention Norwich Colgate University Colgate-Rochester Divinity School Cobleskill Triangle Fayetteville Second Mile Phi Gamma Delta Ossining Helen Swift Neilson Francis Neilson Ruth Morris Bakwin Barnstable Mass Neilson Gustavus F. Swift Chicago

Deaths in Syracuse Area Listed With Names and Ages

A compiled notices list multiple individuals from the Syracuse region with names ages and locations including Utica Waterville Watertown and surrounding areas. Names include Charles Jones 3 New Hartford August Kline 84 Utica Henry Kelly 68 Utica George Skelton 2 Utica and others across Oswego Cortland Penn Yan and Carthage with ages ranging from 22 to 88.

Charles 3. Jones New Hartford August F. Kline Utica Henry Mr. Kelly George J. Skelton John Burton Daniell L. King Watervile Richard A. Church Waterville Fred Davis Scott Masier W. Keyes Watertown Emilie C. Adams Cape Vincent Frank Hanshaw Ithaca Ulman J. Thompson Plackville Leland Prophet Westernville Joan J. Prynn Carthage Susan L. Combs Boonrille Morris George Anna H. Metott Camden John H. Evans Penn Yan G. Frank Johnson Willam H. Hudson Red Creek Sarah EB. Cooper Cortland Marcus B. Schofield Oswego Harlan Case Chittenango Benjamin F. Howe Oncica

Mussolini Diary Reveals Axis Talks and Spain Strategy

Ciano’s diary entries recount Mussolini backing a Franco Spain and Axis bloc strategy, outlining meetings with British figures, plans for a Feb 1 parade, and warnings to France. The notes cover Spain’s role, potential Japan inclusion, and growing Axis influence in Europe amid King Victor Emmanuel III’s cautious reactions.

Van Lord Perth Rome Chamberlain House of Commons Duce Italy France Africa Mussolini Ciano Goebbels Fehr Froelich Lida Baarova Gustav Froelich Il Duce Europe

Unchanged OPA Bill Pushed

Washington reports confident votes to renew price controls for one year without changes. House Republicans plan a conference to decide if they will push a fight to halve the extension. Regardless, GOP will offer amendments on the floor as the bill nears House action this week.

Washington Congress House OPA Senate

Five Supreme Court Actions Arise From 1943 Car Crash

Five suits arising from a November 11 collision on North Syracuse Road were settled in court. Plaintiffs include George Yawman of North Syracuse and family members. The case involved a car driven by Yawman colliding with a machine owned by Howard Holiday of Parish. Amounts were not disclosed. Attorneys David Simon and David Sugarman represented the plaintiffs.

Supreme Court North Syracuse George Yawman Dorothy Yawman Josephine Mallette John Mallette Helen O'Mara Mallette Yawman Howard Holiday Parish North Syracuse Holiday David Simon David Sugarman

Where Veterans Should Seek Aid

A compact guide lists aid sources for veterans including PENSIONS, EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION, INSURANCE, and HOSPITAL ATTENTION. It names offices and individuals such as Marvin ow Goodnebh and Stewart Wight, with addresses like 722 S. Sarman and 242 James oo, spanning agencies in Veterans Affairs and related services.

Marvin Ow Goodnebh Olice Department of Veteran Atstatatice S. Sarman Bask Cher Leeese Aeeocy Uenemployment Insurance Stewart 2. Wight User Ocice James Oo Fersonal Fedelems—Dezarteed Veterans Assetiame Tdno Bauisa 2 Veterans Information and Service Cenics Jamee At Sumafias Matemises Bernard MeLacenes Swalier War Planta Corwratles Stracav-Keseper Bodine Harry A. Kismoeey Cuty Hach

OPA Ration Hike Raises Lard and Oil Points

Washington reports the Office of Price Administration raised points for lard shortening and cooking oils by two points, placing a 12 point per pound value effective yesterday. The move aims to adjust for reduced supplies and uneven distribution. Smaller third quarter fat and oil allotments were also issued for commercial users while butter and margarine values remain unchanged.

Washington OPA

Three Children and Man Bitten by Dogs

Dog bite cases involving two children and an elderly man were reported by police yesterday. A Tully child also was bitten. Victims named include Linda G., Morton, 5, of Maury Ridgeway. Stella C., 26 months, of Pully D.. John Shattell, 4, of 333 Gertrude Street. All treated at Syracuse hospitals.

Tully Linda GC Morton OT Hurliburt Rd iMaury Ridgeway S. State 'St Stella Craf

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