Hewitt Dies After 30 Years in State Senate Record Setter in Albany
Charles J. Hewitt 72 former Republican State senator from the 12d District died suddenly of a heart attack at his Locke home after a board meeting. He held the longest continuous Senate service from 1908 to 1938 and chaired Finance Internal Affairs and Highways and other committees. Surviving are wife Adina son Leroy F A Hewitt and daughter Rena Hewitt. Funeral planned for 2:30 PM at Indian Mound Cemetery Moravia.
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Senate
Internal Affairs
Adina Hewitt
Leroy F. A. Arn
Miller
Finance Committee
Hewitt
Joint Legislative Committee On
Navarino
Locke
Hewitt-Wilcox Coal Company
Auburn
Assembly
Cayuga, Seneca
Cortland
Wayne County
Cortid
Indian Mound Cemetery
Moravia
Lake Locks Pictures By Seamen Barred
Buffalo dispatch reports June 22 that Lieut E H informed a Weno official notice barring seamen from viewing certain pictures aboard lake ships and restricting access to the cinema area as a security precaution amid ongoing patrols and routine drills.
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Lake Locks
Buffalo
E. H
Camp-o-bee brings 2000 scouts to Onondaga Lake Park
A swarm of 2000 boys gathers for the Onondaga Council Boy Scouts annual Camp-o-ree at Willow Bay, with tents of varied styles, Sea Scouts training in boat work, and a schedule including a 9:30 A.M. religious service, 1:30 P.M. water program, 5 P.M. retreat, 7 P.M. bridge of honor, 7:30 band concert, and 8 P.M. court of honor. More than 210 Sea Scouts participate in a water program featuring sailing and lifesaving demonstrations.
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Willow Bay
Onondaga Lake Park
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
Sea Scouts
Boy with broken leg found after bakery truck backing incident
A four year old boy, Michael Corbett of 502 Willis Avenue, was found crying with a broken left leg after a bakery truck backed up in the 400 block of Willis Avenue yesterday afternoon. Police say the truck, driven by Francis W. Lyons of 318 West Newell Street, had just left the scene and may have run over the rear wheel. Lyons claimed he backed up four or five feet to avoid an automobile. The boy was taken to Crouse Iriving Hospital.
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Willis Avenue
Michael Corbett
Crouse- Irving
Estranged Wife Drives Husband From Home Testimony
Buffalo records recount a testimony where Fred White, brother of a key witness, describes an estranged wife chasing and forcing the husband to flee. The conflicting accounts center on separation proceedings and alleged threats as the case unfolds in Ga. court.
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Buffalo
Peidrela
Fred White
White
Separation & Cous
Fliers Find Town Isolated From World For Quarter Century
A Lima Peru report says 80 white families living in a Madre de Dios enclave were unaware of modern events for 25 years. Captain Conterno led Peruvian aviators from a Swedish American Weather-Greene expedition to the mouth of the Rio Pinquen, where residents eagerly read newspapers and learned of the outside world.
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Lima
Peru
Rio Pinquen
Conterno
Department of
Madre de Dios
Mother of God
Bolivia
Brazil
Aviators
North Syracuse Alumni Dinner and Dance Planned
North Syracuse High School alumni plan the annual dinner and dance at Hiawatha room 108 in Onondaga. A program of dancing end cards is being prepared for the event.
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North Syracuse High School
Hiawatha
Onondaga
Socialist Laborite Warns Dictatorship If U S Enters War
John W Aiken of Chelsea Mass Socialist Labor Party candidate warns that U S entry into war would trigger regimentation of industry and unemployment, paving a lasting dictatorship. He spoke to the Syracuse branch at party headquarters claiming the war is driven by economic aims and that current leadership backs armed participation.
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Socialist-Laborite
U.S
John W. Aiken
Chelsea
Mass
Socialist Labor Party
Syracuse
Aiken
New York Chapter Announces Conception Fee Totals
In New York on June 77, the chapter announced that conceptions accounted for a total of $1,302,487. The notice names Mrs. Red work and cites INS attribution.
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New York
Red Work
Fire Wrecks Melon Truck With Driver Hurt
A tractor trailer carrying 1,000 Florida watermelons to Syracuse was destroyed on U S Route 11 after a fire erupted in the cab. Driver William Gillman suffered minor burns while attempting to fight the flames as deputies defused an exploding 80 gallon fuel tank and the truck burned, with watermelons valued at about a dollar each.
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Florida
Syracuse
William Gillman
Georgetown
D. C
Charles Otto
Edward West
Fred Jackson
300
K Street
Washington, D. C
Gillman
Jackson
Route 11
Lafayette
Sheriff’s Office
Otto
West
War relief fund at Syracuse Red Cross tops 29665
Contributions from yesterday push the Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter American Red Cross war relief fund to 29665.49. Gifts include 8 from Fayetteville Episcopal Church members 13 from Jordan residents 25 from Amos Rice Coal Co and 25 from Alpha Mu Sorority. Also notable 25 gifts from Mr and Mrs Arthur Wille 25 from W H Chamberlin 100 from Mr and Mrs Jerome D Barnum and 43 from Employes and Executives Syracuse Community Chest and Council.
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Syracuse and
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Fayetteville Episcopal Church
Jordan
Amas-Rice Coal Company
Alpha Mu Sorority
Prescott Junior High School
Italy
Arthur FL
Wille
W. H. H. Chamberlin
Amos-Rice Coal Co
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse Community Chest and Council
Health Body Relates Aims At Democracy Ideals
In Syracuse the New York State Health and Physical Education Association executive committee favored youth physical development to perpetuate democracy. A Hotel Syracuse session approved a resolution urging citizens’ duties and national happiness and security through fitness and patriotic loyalty, led by Paul Krimmel amid talks on compulsory physical education as a substitute for military training during the national emergency.
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Syracuse
New York State Health and Physical Education Association
New York State
Paul Krimmel
Syracusan Launches His Own Cabin Cruiser at Brewerton
Gordon B. Gilbert of 219 Dale Street completed a year of toil to build a cabin cruiser. After a trial spin on Oneida Lake, the vessel showed expert craftsmanship with planks screwed to frames and no nails.
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Gordon B. Gilbert
Dale Street
Brewerton
Oneida Lake
Gilo Pene Idean Tah
Radio Hams Hold Annual Field Day Meet in Syracuse
Central New York Radio Club prepares for a field day event at the State Fair Grounds Cattle Building today at 4 PM sponsored by the American Radio Relay League. Twenty five members will test equipment for emergency communications with five transmitters and continuous operations until 7 PM Sunday. Co chair Edwin Anderson and chairman Charles Hart coordinate the event with local club members.
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Central New York Radio Club
State Fair Ground
American Radio Relay League
National Association of “Hams
Syracuse
Charles Hart
Webster Avenue
Edwin Anderson
Miles Avenue
Central New York Group
Syracusan Winds Up First Step in Aerial Training
Walter F. Socha of Syracuse has completed the primary stage of Air Corps flying training at Lincoln Nebraska. He enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps last March 27 and will advance to the basic stage of training after logging tens of hours.
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Walter ¥. Socha
Walter F. Socha
John Socha
Chemung Street
Air Corps
Linccoln
Lincoln
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Albany
Charles J. Hewitt
Weno
Grant
Steve Southard
Richard Damanski
Anthony Amoroso
Gerald Shipman
Boy Scouts
Wien
Kille
Dalle
Virginia Etters
Was
Elna
North Syracuse
Red Cross
Radio ‘Hams
Acnae Universty
Syr
Navayee
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