Manufacturers Outing Draws Syracuse Figures
About 140 members of the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse attended an annual outing at Skaneateles Country Club. The two day event featured golf games and dining with talk of business or politics banned and penalties in cash for any mention. Chests of honor included Mayor Thomas J. Corcoran County Democratic Chairman Charles J. Hogan Fritz Campbell and Assemblymen Donald H. Mead and Lawrence M. Rubson State Senator John H. Hughes and James H. Mullaley Jr led the program.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
Skaneatotes Country Club
Membeys
Thomas J. Corcoran
Charles J.hogan
Fritz Campbell
Board of Supervisors
Donald H. Mead
Lawrence M. Rubson
John H. Hughes
James H. Mullaley, Jr
Two youths to be sentenced on rape pleas
Two youths, Michael Beach aged 16 and Carl Baker 16, pleaded guilty to 40 counts of first degree rape for attacking a 11 year old girl and tying up her companion in Burnet Park. They face up to 20 years under prior law, with possible psychiatric review under a recent amendment. sentencing set for June 28. Four other men pleaded guilty to related charges with future arraignments.
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Inday
Michael Beach
Ins Driscoll Jr
Carl H. Baker SR
Linden
Henry Jones
E. Fayellest
James Watson
James Sr
John Thomas
Watertown
Leslie Nugent
Liverpool
Eailly
Erie Blvd Lane Reopened to Traffic
The Loucm l lane of Erie blvd between Seeley rd and Thompson rd was reopened today after a public works project rebuilt the street with two layers of bituminous concrete and improved drainage. Officials including Mayor Corcoran, Harmon, and others attended the ceremony. The project cost about 28 000 dollars with potential extra charges and took seven working days, extended by rain.
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Erie
Clar A. Kinney
William R. Kavanaugh
Voran
Eric
Chester T. King
Willitan Robinson
Hird
Seeley Rd
Togineer
State Department of Public Works
Thompson Rd
Raymond H. Dodge
Harry Toft
Public Works
Harman
John Ryan
Public Works Department
Erie Blvd
Corcoran
Pulisier
Harmon
Common Council
Kinney
William F. Kavanaugh
Chester Ping
William Robinson
Harry Ryan
Department of Public Works
Marc Rossi
Near 84 Dies at Home in North Syracuse
H E Near 84 a letter carrier who retired in 1932 after years of service with the Syracuse post office died at his home 120 Maxwell Ave North Syracuse He was a charter member of St Thomas Episcopal Church a past commander of Merriman Post Sons of Civil War Veterans member of Westminster Lodge 110 C F and past district deputy of the LCOP Surviving are his wife Mrs Cora Rennett Near a son Vinal of Maydale a sister Miss Grace Near and three grandchildren The Rev Paul Miller will conduct services at Sears Funeral Home North Syracuse at 10 AM Saturday Burial in Brooks Side Cemetery Watertown Friends may call from 7 to 9 PM tomorrow and from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM Friday
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Haqwell E. Near
Cora fRennett
Neat
Vinal
Mauydale
Miss Grace
Paul Miller
Sears Funeral Home
North Syracuse
Brooks
Side Cemetery
Watertown
Friends
Pam
Syracuse Elected Officials and Local Notices
Herman J. May of Dewint was elected first vice president of the Empire State Association of Public Accountants at its fourth annual New York convention. Local items include Office Employes Local 250 meeting at 3 PM at President Miss Margaret Quinn home, a Holy Family Church chicken supper and auction in Fairmount, Townsend Clay 20 meeting to plan upcoming programs, two 50 year Masonic Lodge awards to Walter W. Nicholson and Mavis Barker, and Army Nurse Corps recruitment contact for graduates via phone or Hotel Syracuse.
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Herman J. May
Dewint
Empire State Associion of Public Accountants
New York
Howard L. Teall
Salina Ol
A. Soward Stevens
Belsont St
Robert G
John A. Davis
Watertown
Thomas Knowlton
Tully
Margaret Quinn
Kirkay
Holy Family Church
Fairmount
Sature
Frank’ Palotta
Albert Pxvinge
OLUB
Townsend
Clay 20
Foresters’ Hall
Uneag Lodge
Walter W. Nicholson
Public Safety
New York Telephone Co
Jifavcy Barker
Merchants National Bank
Fireproofing City Hall After Elevator Shaft Fire
City Hall now equipped with ten 10 pound carbon dioxide extinguishers spread across floors to bolster fire safety following a January elevator shaft fire. Two extinguishers placed near each end of every floor, costing about $40 each, reflect renewed concerns after earlier fireproofing campaigns and a prior lack of in-building extinguishers.
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Atlanta
Nelson
Pitts
City Hall
Mass Celebrated For W. J. Lynch
Solemn Mass for Willyin J. Tynes of 2716 Tad St. was celebrated at St John the Baptist Church with son the Rev. Wila Lynch presiding. More than 50 priests served at the Solemn Mass and burial followed at St Marys Cemetery.
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Willyin J. Tynes
Tad St
St. Joh
Alm
Wila
Lynch
An A.M
Robert Walter
Frank Cooney
Robert Kraemer
Don Macko
William Ramerck
George Courtney
Catford, Ifele
William Ohern
Walter Gaughan
George Wood
Timothy Brend James Malone
SL Mary's Cemetery
Bus Group Hears Talk On Taxes
Regional representative TE McQuaid of the National Highway Users Conference addressed about 100 delegates on The Carrier Stake in Federal Excise Taxes during the Inter-City Bus Traffic Association of New York State annual meeting at the Hotel Syracuse. Alfred Green of the State Division of Placement and Unemployment spoke on The New York State Unemployment Insurance Law. Morning business covered reports and tariff issues while R A Weeks presided over officer election and installation. Assemblyman Orlo M. Brees delivered last night’s dinner address.
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Te, McQuaid
National Highway Users Conference
Association
R. A. Weeks
Orlo M. Brees
Wild Pony Loosed Near Liverpool Causes Patrol Frustration
A wild pony on the loose near Liverpool dodges farmers and sheriffs deputies for days. Sheriff Wasmer and District Attorney Cantor visited Buckley area as the animal trampled vegetable patches, galloping away at approach. Farmers mounted extra roping attempts but failed.
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Livia
Sheriff's Deputies
Buckley
Robert G. Wasmer
Jesse E Cantor
Local Draft Boards Weigh Reclassifying Men Under 20
Lattif, chairman of Board 58, said local boards will reclassify married men with no dependents from 3-A to 1-A under a new law. The change aims to ease pressure on younger draftees as 18 and a half year olds and many 4-Fs are also classified. Men must notify boards of status changes.
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W Jeob Lettit
Latif
Lattit
Moulton Named Navigator on Ship for West Coast Duty
Bernard Moulton, visiting his parents in Syracuse, prepares to depart for the west coast to join the recommissioned USS Pittsburgh as navigator. He is a retired WW II veteran who served on a destroyer in Sicily, Normandy, and Southern France, later commanding a high speed minesweeper. He will report to San Diego after Bremerton assignment. He and Mrs. Moulton and two children will move to the west coast.
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Bernard Moulton
W. C. Moulton
Cambridge St
Pittsburgh
Geevee
Maxsachusetts
Institute of Technology
Annapatis
Ime
Moulton
Sigma Xi
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Nottingham High School
Sicily
Normandy
France
Biskini Atoll
Bremerton
Wash
Lagter
San Diego
Calif
Hher
Ann Richares
David Thorn
West Coast
Syracuse
City Board to Create Ten Police Jobs for Women
The City Board of Estimate planned to add ten police positions filled by women as school crossing guards. They will patrol smaller city playgrounds during a 10 week summer vacation starting Monday, while regular police handle larger parks. Roles pay 27 dollars weekly, with Parks Commissioner Barry drafting the schedule and female workers reporting to Police Chief Kinney.
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City Board of Estimate
Wras
William A. Barry
John A. Kinney
Valentine Seeks State Labor Job
NICCHOLAS VALENTINE JR in the race for superintendent of Workmen's Compensation Board in the Syracuse district likely to vacant next year. Valentine, now in the public works division of the State Labor Department, says he has been endorsed by the Watertown Federation of Labor and Building Trades Council.
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Niccholas Valentine, JR
Workmen's Compensation Board
Syracuse
Smith T. Fowler
Valentine
Public Works Division
State Labor Department
Watertown Federation of Labor and Building ‘Trades Council
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous New York Couples
A list of marriage license actions shows names such as Mack Culpepper and Marie Jordan of Canastota, Catherine E. Willicants, Claude W Flowers, and Joseph F. Boe among others. Locations include Canastota and Brockneld r4 while addresses cover Lakeview Avenue and Bellevue. The entry references a fee of 96 dollars and includes multiple pairs likely applying for licenses in the region.
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Lakeview
Catherine E. Willicants
Breve Jenner
Bellevue
Bachgraz
McLaughlin
Sedewick Ta
Claude W Flowers
Pond
Lynhuretey
Donald B Akehurst
Nichols Ay
iMarjorie R. Semrau
Haver
Evan Z. Thomar
Filtston
Tydia’y Bomber
Auer
Horace M Datla
Woodbine Av
Ehistice Waretio
LeMerne Ae
Carrier Boys to Attend National Carrier Congress in D C
Syracuse and Oswego carrier boys travel from Hancock Airport to Washington for a two day National Carrier Congress. Delegates will meet with press, government leaders, and defense facilities. Local papers sponsor bond drive. top pledge earners receive recognition and are named delegates.
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Syracuse
Oswego
Nlancock Airport
Washington, D. C
National Carrier Congress
Sam
Tk Gianlico
Marin
Pentagon
Quantico Marina
Scott McNeal
Stratford
Pace
Apon
Geanliee
Herald-Journal
Tre
Walter Evarts
U.S
Herald-tourainment
Truman
Bollings@rive
Naval Gun Factory
John Forsythe
Os Wone Palladium
Foeeph Congemi
Post-Standard
The
Hancock
National Carriers Congress
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Army Nurse Corps
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Wild Pony Loose
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