State Housing Board Eyes 200 Unit City Site
William M. Dowling of the State Division of Housing conferred with Syracuse Housing Authority leaders about a 200 unit project funded entirely by state money. The meeting included planners and officials from the city and housing authority as they consider a site on undeveloped land and potential rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Dowling
State Division of Housing
Syracuse Housing Authority
Sergei N. Grimm
Parks
William A. Barry
Grimm
Common Council
Board of Estimate
City Planning Commission
Housing Authority
Edward Weinfeld
Syracuse
Barry
Melvin L. King
James R. Vedder
Willard Sennett
L. C. Dilfenback
Mr. Dowling
East Fayette Street
Greenwood Place
Saturda
Charles Wilkes
Tae Ette
Scrap Rubber Campaign Nets 50 000 Tons
Washington reports the national scrap rubber drive reached day two with about 50 000 tons collected across 400 000 filling stations. William R. Boyd Jr. cites it as a chance for Americans to join the war effort while President Roosevelt appeals to 5 000 000 truck operators to conserve tires and equipment. The effort centers on enrolling drivers in a U S Conservation Corps and pledges a red white and blue insignia for participants who maintain vehicles to extend truck life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
William R. Boyd
Roosevelt
Office of Defense Transportation
U. S. Conservation Corps
Boyd
America
U. S. Truck Conservation Corps
MacArthur Responds To Boy Who Question Pearl Harbor
Ten year old Dan Gifford wrote General Douglas MacArthur asking if Pearl Harbor was under the American flag. The reply from the American commander assured him the harbor would remain under U S control. MacArthur encouraged the boy not to be afraid and to stay confident in the nation's protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Thea
Brake Test Drive Under Way In Syracuse Drive
The Syracuse Auto Club Police Department and Chamber of Commerce initiate the annual brake-testing campaign at the Erie Boulevard station from 9 AM to 5 PM daily through July 3. Officials including Alfred Cady and William Rapp observe tests as drivers like Michael Dankow pass with satisfactory brakes and receive stickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harod Garng
Erie Boulevard
Charles A. Chappell
Alfred N. Cady
William P. Rapp
Walter E. Fox
Harry LaVier
Syracuse 1Auto Club
Police Department
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Control, Safety Division
William E. Rapp
Walter L. Fox
Syracuse Auto Club
Michael Dankow
Magnolia Street
Harold Garn
Dankow
George Burgwin
Park Street
King J. Moss
Roosevelt Avenue
Garn
James Brown
Reroy Smith
Thomas Riley
John Cedric
Rapp
John Galuski Elected New State Commander of Purple Heart Order
John Galuski of 214 Arch Street was elected State Commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at the ninth annual convention in Amsterdam. A wounded veteran from Soissons France on July 18 1918, he has led the Syracuse chapter to the state's largest membership. Delegates included Henry Brewster and Frank Prusinowski, with the 1943 convention set for Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galuski
Arch Street
Amsterdam
Galuski
Onondaga
Soissons
France
Ninth Infantry
Syracuse
Carl James
Herkimer
Frank Pinchatore
Edgar Gross
Albert Lambert
Brooklyn
Frank Prusinowski
Harold Vernon
Long Island City
Charles Sapp
Fdushing
Joseph Medecis
Frank Guth
Johannes Rasmussen
Reginald Davis
Ralph Ells
Frank
Messina
Mary . E. .Galuski
Troy
Gun-toting Truck Driver Jailed in Sabotage Hoax
Raymond Kaiser 29 of Jamesville was jailed 10 days and fined 5 dollars after firing bullets into his truck and windshield then claiming saboteurs attacked him. Police concluded the holes came from inside the vehicle and Kaiser admitted disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Raymond Kaiser
Jamesville
Auburn
Rogers
Kaiser
Route 17
Parksville
North Bergen
N. J
Legal Tilt on Mrs. Smith Will Sparks Midday Ad journment
Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller ordered a midday adjournment in the contest of the will of Mrs. Helen M. Smith who died November 28 and left most of a 75000 estate to institutions. Objectors are Miss Margaret Ready and Mrs. Mary Hullar. Attorney Daniel Seubert read a hypothetical question to Dr. F R Haviland asking if the physician could judge Mrs. Smith's sound mind. The doctor replied I am. George Fearon objected to further answers saying the question did not cover all testimony or provide an adequate ground for a statement on the mind's soundness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Helen M. Smith
Margaret G. Ready
Johnson City
Mary E
George R. Fearon
St Joseph’s Hospital
Czech flier bags 12th night bomber over France
Czech Flying Officer Karel Kuttelwascher, aged 27, credited with 12th German night bomber kill. He served in three air forces, fought with No 1 RFC/RAF squadrons in France and Britain, and later flew night Hurricanes over German raids from bases in France. His squadron, led by James Malachian, has claimed seven night bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Karel Kuttelwascher
France
Kuttelwascher
Germany
Czechoslovakia
French Foreign Legion
Britain
Southampton
James F. Malachian
Congregation Backs Dr Darlington in Will Hearing
In White Plains on June 22 Dr Henry Darlington rector of Church of the Heavenly Rest New York City gained support of his congregation as the Paton will case resumed. Mrs Anna H Paton left 30 percent of her 1 3 million estate with three relatives contesting alleging undue influence by the rector. After services Darlington began his vacation while Vicar Herbert J Glover said the matter did not affect the congregation which remains sympathetic. He will return to active duty as chaplain in the New York State Guard after the case ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
White Plains
Henry Darlington
New York City
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Paton
Anna H.paton
Herbert J .Glover
Las
New-York State
Bail Set for Boy Theft Suspect in Erie Boulevard Burglaries
Police arraigned a boy on third degree burglary with bail set at 1500 dollars. He allegedly carried out a week of burglaries along Erie Boulevard, stealing from Esso, Atlantic, Texaco stations, a Goodyear tire station, a diner, and a 1135 Erie Boulevard East radio, cigars, and small cash. Detectives Fred Arnold, Cornelius Cook, Michael Corbett, and Francis Guilfoyle led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer V. Walsh
Young Thornton
Erie Boulevard
Walter
East
Goodyear Tire
East Water Street
Lizzie Hudson
South McBride Street
Esso
Atlantic
Texaco
Fred Arnold
Cornelius Cook
Michael Corbett
Francis J. Guilfoyle
Fredenburg
Community Club Schedule Roundup
The week lists numerous clubs and meeting details across Syracuse area venues. Activities include regular meetings at Kenyon Hall Seymour Street and Planer's Hall, plus reorganizations at Fire Hall and Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Avenue
Butternut Street
Kenyon Hall
Seymour Street
Harrison Street
North Side Club
Marcellus Club
Fire
Planer’s
Manlius Club
Syracuse
Maniius Street
Liverpool Club
Cayuga Street
Kanatenah
Substations Ease Sugar Ration Rush
Substations for sugar for canning cut daily attendance at the County Rationing Board by half. Volunteers at stations including Otisco and Geddes assist, while officials plan for July gasoline card issuance and a midmonth rationing rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Putnam I
Oscar F. Soule
Geddes
Mothers’ Club
Salt City
Galeville
Garfield
Pomeroy
East Genesee Street
Dewitt
Lyndon School
Lyndon
Salt Springs
Springfield Roads
Putnam School
Soule
A. Ray Holmes
OPA
Man Receives 30 Day Sentence for Public Intoxication
Mrs. W J Walter of 112 Onondaga Avenue found pork and ham missing from her refrigerator. A neighbor saw a man leave around 8, police traced to William E Tully 60 at the County Home who admitted a good meal. He was fined 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Walter
Onondaga Avenue
Theodore Galloway Set to Receive Wings at Stockton Field
Theodore F. Galloway son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur R Galloway 104 Academy Green is in a class of student officers and aviation cadets soon to graduate as an Army Air Corps pilot at Stockton Field California He will receive his wings and a second lieutenant commission Galloway captained soccer and baseball at Onondaga Central High School and played varsity soccer at Cornell after 1938 He spent 20 weeks in primary and basic training at King City and Lemoore Field before Stockton Field graduation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Galloway
Wilbur R. Galloway
Academy Green
Army Air Corps
Stockton Field
Calif
Galloway
Onondaga Central High School
Cornell University
King City
Lemoore Field
Lemoore
Sevenyearold Sleeping Sickness Victim Enters 150th Week
Albany reports sevenyearold Doreen Shook in her 150th week of uninterrupted sleep due to an unknown encephalitis first occurring Aug 14, 1939. Doctors say no hope of awakening as nurses tenderly care for her, including flowers, a panda bear, and ribbons. Her eyes open but are sightless, mother died in March, father continues visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Doreen Shook
Doreen
Ana Banca
Tor
Huntington Club Camp Opens for Girls in Three Sessions
The Huntington Club begins its summer camping with a first period for girls ages eight to ten starting today for three weeks. Activities include waterfront, dramatics, gardening, and housekeeping under staff led by Eleanor Hammer Madison and Mary Louise Goodwin. Subsequent sessions run July 13 to Aug 3 for older girls with a staff including Marian Wuster, Shirley Doust, Janine Luke, and Gladys Short. Gloria Beckwith oversees registrations and medical checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eaton
Syracuse
Huntington Club
E -Huntington Club
Miss
Eleanor
Hammer
Madi
Wis
Mary Louise “Goodwin
Chicago
Marian Wuster
Shirley Doust
Janine Luke
Var
Empire Boys State panel discusses politics and elections
About 240 boys on the Manlius campus participate as State Sates prepare by the Nationalist and Federalist parties for a governor election. Mayors for eight cities are named including Archie Lammey and Barton Smith. County officials are elected and delegates chosen for party conventions as a Legion sponsored school of citizenship plans another session next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Boys’State
Manlius
Archie Lammey
Malverne
City of Love
Barton Smith
Canajoharie
City of Aronowitz
Frank Batug
Niagara Falls
City of eMad
Robert ‘Vanderlip
City of
Beaverbrook Again Urges Second Front
London report notes Lord Beaverbrook drawing 20,000-plus to Birmingham central square to demand an immediate second front in Europe to aid Russia. He rails against delay, calls for bread and arms for Britain and warns critics while praising the Soviet cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News, Inc
London
Birmingham
Central Square
Lord Beaverbrook
Europe
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Lord Beaverbrooke
Russia
Beaverbrook
London Daily Express
Home Guard
Dunkerque
Beaverbrook _de ‘clared
Aspeech
American News‘paper Publishers Association
New York
United States
Daily Express
Tobruk
Egypt
Cripps
Erwin’ Rommel
Daily Mail
Africa
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Drivers In Conservation Corps
Erie Boulevard East
Purple Heart
Smith
Eoemim
Townsend
Theodore Galloway
Jean Cullin
Beverly Andler
Esther de Stacio
Empire Boys
By Welen Kirkpatrick
Ogdensburg
Knights of Columbus
Massena
Kirtland's
Salina’ St
Cleaning & Dyeing, Inc. and Tailors
S. Townsend St
H.V
Cortland
Lynches Y. W.C. A
St. Joseph
Hotel
Rochester
Rochester,n. Y
Mos
Will Steenman
Gen
Mer
Carter
F. W. Sutland
Jefferson
Salina Streets
Ansaxa
Bragilan
Jefferson St
Col. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
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