Marines Ordered to Quit U S Federal Building Space
Marines in the Northern New York district were told to seek new office space in the Federal Building to free space for the Internal Revenue Bureau. Capt. John S. Morgan said no official notices were given to Army or Navy stations, and Navy personnel reported none. Authorities noted the unusual shift, as the three services typically share the building, but officials awaited formal notification before action.
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Marine Corps Recruiting and Induction District
Internal Revenue Bureau
Army
Navy
John S. Morgan
Marine Corps District
Corps
Armed Services
Ernest S. Knowlton
New York Army Recruiting and Induction District
Tax Bureau
Army and Navy
Federal Building
Cornelius J. Nugent
Federal
Marine Corps
Corp
United States
Philadelphia
Manlius Wins 39th War Dept Honor School Rating
Manlius School has earned its 39th consecutive honor military school designation by the War Department. The ROTC unit, established in 1904, and the cadets have repeatedly received top ratings after a two-day War Department inspection led by Col Barnett and Lt Col Daniels. The honor allows Manlius graduates to compete for appointments to West Point and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manlius
Manlius School
War Department
D. P. McCarthy
Adjutant General
Washington
D. C
Manlius Rotc
Barnett
Daniels
United States Military Academy
West Point
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ensign Duff Assigned to Pacific Sub-Chaser Duty
Ensign Chester L. Duff Jr. has been assigned as executive officer aboard a submarine chaser in the Pacific theater after completing the Submarine Chaser Training Center course in Miami. A Princeton Naval Training School graduate, he previously worked as a Firestone auditor and was a University of Pennsylvania Wharton School alumnus. He led Adirondack Boy Scout camping programs and married Marjorie Lovett of Bayonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester 1. Duff
Chester L. Duff, Jr
U.S. NR
Pacific
Submarine Chaser Training Center
Miami
Fla
Princeton
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ensign Dol
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Onondaga Council
Adirondacks
Boy Scouts of America
Syracuse University
Marjorie Lovett
Bayonne
Chester L. Dutt
Wertcott Street
Syracuse Zontans to Attend War Postwar Convention Meet
Miss J Winifred Hughes president of Zonta International heads to Lake Placid Club for the annual Zonta convention Thursday through Saturday with Miss Editha Parsons as parliamentarian arriving Wednesday. Delegates and alternates from Syracuse join a 25 plus member delegation under the theme Zontas Participation in War and Postwar Programs including a hobby display a musical contest and a Friday parade with uniforms of war activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Winifred Hughes
Zonta International
Lake Placid Club
Zonta Clubs
Editha Parsons
Irene Greenlay
Edna Bagwell Davis
Bessie M. Scott
Carolyn Bicknell
Mary B. Shoudy
Leah B. Morehouse
Mildred Price
Zonta
Purple Heart Men Honor WWI Veterans on Fathers Day
Purple Heart veterans of World War I were guests of the Auxiliary of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at 248 East Water Street. Dinner proceeded with roses pinned to each father by Eva Stanton assisted by Bertha Wilson. Young participants Jim Randall Virginia Blazak and Mary Martin dressed as soldiers and waves and carried baskets of gifts for fathers with sons in the armed forces.
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Purple Heart
East Water Street
Eva Stanton
Bertha Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Jack Randall
Samuel Randall
Virginia Blazak
Alexander W. Blazak
Mary Martin
William Marin
Woods Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Date
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Wood of 217 Tremont Street celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary tomorrow. He is 81, she 80. They married June 23, 1883, recalling driving to their son’s house at Central Square. They lived on a farm near West Monter and later moved to Syracuse for work with the Syracuse Chilled Plow Co and Brown-Lipe-Chapin, retiring a decade ago. They recall county fairs on Tallman Street and Cortland Avenue and an early tin-cans-and-wire communication exhibit. Both are in good health and proud of six decades together.
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Woods
Marvin RB. Wood
Tremont Street
Wood
Parson
Central Square
West Mon- Ter
Syracuse
Syracuse Chilled Plow Company
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
the Woods
Tallban Street
Cortland Avenue
Bac
Dame Summer Replaces Spring In Syracuse Weather Tale
In Syracuse a playful seasonal transition unfolds as Dame Summer arrives at 7 13 AM aboard the Four Seasons Limited replacing Lady Spring. Neighbors note a casual welcome with coats off and collars open as temperatures rise from 71 at midnight to 77 at 8 AM and 64 at noon. The piece marks the longest days of the year, with about 15.4 hours of daylight.
Rail Veteran Will Retire After 55 Years of Service
Raphael H. Rose, 70, a New York Central engineer from Albany to Syracuse, will make his last run on the Ohio State Limited tomorrow. He began in April 1888, became an engineer in 189S, and has never been in a train wreck. He will be accompanied by William Donian and plans a post retirement visit with his daughter in Florida and a stay at Lake Bonaparte.
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Raphael H. Rose
Chaffee Avenue
New York Central
Albany
Syracuse
Ohio State Limited
William Donian
Limited
Rose
Fire record at 993 West Farelle Street timing
A stove fire on West Farelle Street caused smoke and fumes but no damage. The brief incident occurred around 9 45 AM with a small apartment unit affected and the owner in residence. No injuries reported.
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West Farelle Street
Farewell Dinner For Departing Priest At Sacred Heart
A farewell dinner at Leonard's Belvedere for the Rev. Peter Koleczek of Sacred Heart Church notes his assignment to St. Lanislaus Church in Binghamton. He received a 3100 war bond from Frank Wailczyk, Holy Name Society president. Over 70 society members attended as speakers included Rev. Casimir S. Piejda and Rev. John A. Kociela.
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Leonard's Belvedere
Peter Koleczek
Sacred Heart Church
St. Lanislaus Church
Binghamton
Father Koleczek
Frank Wailczyk
Holy Name Society
Casimir S. Piejda
John A. Kociela
Church of
Gas Mask Drill At MacArthur Stadium Friday
A gas mask demonstration will be held at 7 30 P M Friday June 25 at MacArthur Stadium for sector 4 personnel with George J Ryan as warden. Dr Clayton Spencer of Syracuse University head of the gas department of civilian defense will supervise the drill with assistants. The baseball club offers dressing rooms for the demonstrations.
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Stadium
MacArthur Stadium
George J. Ryan
Clayton Spencer
Syracuse University
Gas Department of
Civilian Defense
Barge Canal Oil Tanker Rush Begins
Albany June 22 Large shipments of petroleum products move eastward through the Barge Canal system, says Canal Commissioner Guy W. Pinck. After high water and ice slowed traffic since April 10, normal movement has resumed for over 100 days, with heavy tanker use beginning this week. Operators face currents but expect normal conditions within a week to 10 days. Dredging work to straighten bends and widen the western channel continues, with a second dredge in service to speed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Guy W. Pinck
Pinck
Keep Matches Out Of Children's Hands Fire Marshal Warns
Fire Marshal Charles Wilkes warned parents today to keep matches and other fire sources away from children. He cited recent house fires caused by children playing with matches and urged vigilant storage, especially as many mothers work in plants and leave youngsters in the care of others.
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Charles Wilkes
Local readers invited to subscribe for overseas issues
The notice invites readers to subscribe to the Herald-Journal and Herald-American for soldiers overseas. It mentions subscription rates are listed on the Editorial Page and emphasizes supporting service members with home-town news.
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Herald-Journal
Herald-American
June Court Cleanups Build Busy Month at Court House
June promises to be a busy court month with four Supreme Court panels and widespread jury trials. In County Court three second offenders were sentenced: David Honyoust to 5 to 10 years in Attica for grand larceny after stealing a 1941 automobile, then later given a 3 to 6 year sentence that was revoked in favor of the mandatory 5 to 10. Raymond Mitchell to 5 to 10 years for petit larceny a second offender. Carl Bushnoe to one year in the county penitentiary for a statutory crime. Arthur Miller’s forgery second degree case was continued until Thursday.
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Supreme Court
Court House
David Honyoust
Onondaga
Honyoust
Frank P. Malpass
Malpass
Raymond Mitchell
Attica
Mitchell
Coxsackie
Carl Bushnoe
Onondaga County
Arthur Miller
Florida Island
Captain Peter Promoted to Major at Rome Air Service Command
Rome authorities announced Capt Richard H Peter son of Theodore G Peter of 98 Monticello Place Buffalo was advanced to major He serves as chief of the ordnance section at the airport under Col Clarence P Kane commanding officer of the Rome Air Service Command
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R. H. Peter
Rome
Clarence P. Kane
Rome Air Service Command
Richard H. Peter
Sonior
Theodore G. Peter
Monticello Place
Buffalo
Peter
Lipe Railway Workers Bake Pie Fund for Servicemen
At the USO Service Center in Syracuse, Lipe Railway workers donate and deliver fresh pies three times weekly to hungry soldiers sailors and marines. About 120 workers contribute weekly to a Pie Fund started by Philip Harris with nurse Edna Johnston overseeing gifts of various amounts. ~75 pies have been bought weekly since the fund began.
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USO
Onondaga Street
Lipe Railway Corporation
Philip Harris
Lipe Railway
Edna Johnston
USO Center
USO Club
New York Central
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Onondaga Park
U.S. Building
Ensign Duff
Pater
Stearthurni
Syracuse Zontans
Winifred Hughes
Lake Placid
Norito
Dame Summer
Ramrei
Womer
BEV
Tek Iy
Calvert
Ewer Calvert Distillers Corp
New York
Paul Warren
St. Louis
Pvt. Louis Weiss
Brooklyn
Usc Center
Dorothy Wallace
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Eyre Wash
E. Fayette, St. Cor. McBride St
Covane
Salina
Jefferson Street
Auburn
Fulton
Oswego
Utica
Tibaca
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