Young Cooperators Seek Later Date For Dairy Session
The Young Cooperators of the Dairymen's League urge moving their third annual YWCA meeting to a later date to avoid conflicts with Regents Week and school exams. About 200 delegates discussed timing, heard essays by Richard Waterstram and Dorothy Geuther, and heard plans from leaders in Oswego, Ithaca, and multiple districts.
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Dairymen's League
Y.W.C.A
New York State
Alva Warner
Durhamville
Richard Waterstrom
Colden
Buffalo
Dorothy Geuther
Waymart
Geuther
Angus
Stephen Geuther
Richard Waterstram
Dairymen’s League E
Yeckel Earns State Knights Templar Deputy Commandership
Dr Herbert C Yeckel of 247 Mc Lennan Ave elected very eminent deputy grand commander of the Knights Templar of New York at Brooklyn conclave. He is slated to become grand commander at 1947 Rochester conclave, with 1948 likely Syracuse as hosting city. Yeckel is past commander and trustee of Central City Commandery 25 Knights Templar.
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Herbert C. Yeckel
McLennan
Knights Templar
New York State
Brooklyn
Yeckel
Rochester
Syracuse
Central City
Clancy Writes From Pacific Island Paradise About Crossroads Test
Leonard M. Clancy former Syracuse patrolman living on a Pacific island described a paradise like retreat 15 miles south of Bikini He reports civilian service for the Atomic Bomb Commission and notes the island life including a beach and friendly surf He expects to return home in six weeks to fall after a leave of absence granted by Police Chief Kinney Clancy enlisted in 1943 joined the Police in 1942 and is married to a wife at 416 Shuart Avenue with a chow house sign on the island.
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Pacific
Leonard M. Clancy
Syracuse
Paradise
Clancy
Atomic Bomb Commission
Army
Ethel Clancy
Shuart Av
Bikini
Atomic Commission
John A. Kinney
Farm Women Praised For Increasing Food Production
MILLIONS OF FARM women have doubled in brass to produce food. At the 16th annual Dairy men's League Cooperative Association Home Department meeting in Hadley Benson Wassaic urged farm women and children over 12 to work harder amid machinery and labor shortages. Mrs. Lewis Middaugh urged stronger political action for agriculture and peace, while Genevieve Judy highlighted youth involvement and cooperative continuity. The program included Vera McCrean Searles and other officials discussing cooperation plans and upcoming events at Purdue University.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Hadley Benson
Wassaic
Benson
Lewis Middaugh
Home Department
Genevieve A. Judy
League
Judy
Vera McCrean Searles
Bridgewater, Conn
American Institute of Cooperation
Institute
Purdue University
Marie Marion C. Joslyn
Middleburg
Louis E. Bruce
Richfield Springs
Robert J. Barbison
Cooperstown
H. M. Wagenblass
Warsaw
Rankin Made Head Of S A Grad Group
A new professional organization forms in New York with 321 Syracuse University graduates meeting to elect W Parkman Rankin class of '41 as chairman The group will meet monthly to discuss problems exchange ideas and aid members in publications advertising radio and allied fields Mary Margaret Donahue Sey mour A Gross Raymond Helse Florence Feiler and Frank Weber are among early supporters and organizers of the effort
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New York City
Syracuse University
W. Parkman Rankin
Syracuse
New York
Mary Margaret Donahue
Today’s Woman
Seymour A. Gross
Fairchild Publications
Raymond Helse
Scholastic Magazine
Florence Feiler
Bel Syndicate
Frank Weber
Borden’s
Father Seeks Missing Boy At Army Base
Emanuel Arfin speeds toward Fort Knox Kentucky after receiving a letter that may be from his son Gerald Jerry Arfin age 17 missing since May 28 from Syracuse University student. A $500 reward is offered and the journey involves train travel and a planned Cincinnati plane connection.
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Army Base
Emanuel Arfin
Ostrom Ave
Fort Knox
Gerald
Jerry) Arfin
Cincinnati
Jerry
Arffa
Herald-Journal
Syracuse University
J. Allen Lighthall
Jerome Arthur
Lighthalls
Pvt
Arthur
Rune
Parents Get Unexpected Call From Lund in Luzerne
In Dewitt New York Mr and Mrs Ralph P Lund received a transatlantic call from S Sgt Robert N Lund their son 20 stationed with an Army unit in Italy He said he had a one week furlough from a Swiss Alpine resort and would be returning home next month confirming letters from Italy and winter sports at the resort.
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Lund
Luzerne
Switzerland
Ralph P .Lund
Robert N. Lund
Dewitt
Robert
Italy
Switeherland
Army enlistment letters hint at missing student case
A fragmentary report notes a pre med student at the University near Cleveland seeking education aid. A letter mentioning Army service and bonds was reviewed by detectives and police chiefs. Authorities requested Fort Knox hold a Pvt. Jerome Arthur until the father arrives. The student had a strong scholastic record.
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Pvt
Jerome Arthur
Young Arfie
Four Speeders Fined by Traffic Court Judge Preston
Four drivers were among motorists fined in Traffic Court today by Judge Truman K. Preston. Harold W. Hughes paid $20 for speeding, Anthony T. Claramella $15, Charles Miniella $15, and Robert Walrath $15. Patsy A. De simone paid $5 for improper right turn, and Albert Smith was fined for failure to yield to pedestrians.
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Truman K. Preston
Harold W. Hughes
Clarendon Sr
Anthony T. Claramella
Leighton Jr
Charles Miniella
Lodi St
Robert Walrath
Carlton Rd
Patsy A. Desimone
Burnet Jr
Albert Smith
S. West St
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Young Dairy Group
Ilion Methodist Church
Duane Cook
Corfu
Genesee County
Young Cooperator
Merton Cronkite
Oswego
V. O. Parizo
Cubd-District
Louis, Bruce
William K. Maier
Mast Otte
Roy Hf. Park
Keepearc
Ithaca
He Eastman
The
American Agriculture
Eastman
First Baptist Church
DR. Herbert
Leonard M. Clanc
Central High School
Michael Prokopiak
Henry Flynt
Rankin
S.A. Grad Group
Cleveland
Fellows Ar
Donald G. Arthur
Lighthall
Arthur Casey
Debutante Shop
Tadi
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