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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1941

Page

3

Optical Firm Accused Of Untrue Advertising

A borough court hears charges against City Opticians and head Samuel Sachs for misrepresentation in ads offering glasses at 7 dollars with 60 percent guaranteed payments. The case references postal flyers sent to individuals including Stephen Toncvine. Count charges include deceptive terms, with penalties up to 71 years in prison and fines, while the Better Business Bureau aided the district attorney in the investigation.

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Funds Sought for Water Department Emergency Plan

An item before the Common Council requests about $15,000 from Seton F. Fitts to empower Albany water officials under Elon Stewart to implement an elaborate safety and preventive program. The move follows a letter from C A Hofmanlst, sanitation director, urging all city water departments to maintain readiness and review equipment to ensure proper service and safety.

Tranter Water Department Seton F. Fitts Oday Mit Elon Stewart Ins Opti C. A. Hofmanlst State Health Department Albany

Robbery investigation on Onondaga Avenue unfolds

Police continued an inquiry into a burglary at the home of John S. Clark at 662 Onondaga Avenue. Clark said he left at 2 PM and returned about 7:45 PM to find the house ransacked. Investigators reported a 314 pin and four other items taken.

Onondaga Avenue

Defense classes open in Syracuse for defense industry work

The U S Office of Education announced a twelve week program at Syracuse University to train men for drafting, tool and die design, ordnance inspection, chemical processing and mapping. Tuition paid by the federal government with credits from the Civil Service Commission.

United States Office of Education Syracuse Efizgle Raniel T. Nneinn Whitle Louis Mitchell Universite Cal [Lexe of Applied Scienen Hoexter Sun jAith al Beater Suracuse University Dean Mitchell Horxter US Sivil Service Commission Gillag Defense Its

Memorial Ritex School Cafeteria Murals Preview

Eastwood High pupils who painted cafeteria murals will have a private preview Tuesday night at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. The event includes a party and a memorial service for the students who executed the artworks, with invitations extended to staff and local officials.

Evernl Eastwood High Cefe~teria Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Rebekahs Slusweum Tayksuse Fulton Rekth Lodge Rena Burdick Art Fellows

New York CCC Enrollees Take Defense Courses

Washington dispatch reports eight hundred eighty six of New York State CCC enrollees are in defense related training. In 55 camps, 649 enrolled in special vocational training, with courses in truck driving tractor operation surveying and drafting. OCC centers at Schenectady provide repair shop instruction for motor mechanics. Some camps study metalwork electricity woodworking and defense vocational subjects. Enrollment spans several schools including GURU Gimli Normal School Ithaca Evening School and Newfield Central School.

Special Dispatch Washington Hendred Gant New York CDC Lenny Che- Tollées OCC Central Schenectady Statemerit OCC Ceferse Mentae Gurus Gimli Normal School Ithaca Newfield Central Behool

Women Democrats Plan Card Parity Event Monday Night

The Women Democratic Club will sponsor a party Monday night in the city room building. Mrs. Michael J. Splinane and Mrs. Donald Golf are chairwomen, with several assistants named in the local arrangements.

Wemocratic Clu Michael J Spliinne Donald Golf Harald Beyralés Mik Delphaedyn Sargis Mira John ¥ David Su Ethel ‘Egicn Steetony Quick Ethel ‘Egicn Steetony Quick, Alo ‘Miss Jean Reberia Mery Siposito Stobert Seeman Mix Robert ‘Reldy Gen Tvleve Resanids Katherine Victor Quitl G. Wustt James Shields Meedoa’ Shultz Mery i

Syracusans Drowns in Oneida Lake Tragedy

Herbert Thomas, 33, of Syracuse, drowned while swimming near a camp on Oneida Lake two miles east of Lakeport. Elizabeth Stevens, 26, and onlookers alerted patrols. Thomas’s body was recovered about 180 feet offshore after a search. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. possible heart attack or sun stroke. He leaves parents, siblings, and grandparents. funeral at Highland Avenue home, burial at Coltamer.

Oneida Lake Lakeport Herbert Thomas Highland Avenue Syracuse Thonts Elizabeth Stevens George Stevens Yates Street East Eimp Suelm Thomas Cmp Stevens Sullus D. Krombach Sylvan Beach Krombach Lee S. Preston Gneldn Myst Prederick F. Thomas George B Richard Thomas

Eastwood High Artists View Handiwork

Eastwood High students displayed handiwork in a school exhibition highlighting craft projects. Teachers praised creativity and skill across grades, with several pieces attributed to named students and local clubs.

Eastwood High

Postoffice imposes drafts ban to Germany and Axis nations

In wartime actions the Post Office barred money orders payable to Axis nations and specified shipments rules. Postmaster McNamara said list details were burned in the Justice Department and no aliens list was available. Banks plan policy review under a committee led by Marty Davies to deter unauthorized withdrawals by Axis nationals. The order affects long‑time residents, and the Post Office warned against sending money to Albania, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Danzig, Finland, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and others.

Roosevelt United States Lin J McNamara Department of Justice Syranse Alss Ose Syracuse Denker Syrac Tuse ‘Trust Company Post Office Albania Aus Cape Verde Islands Czechoslovakia Danzig Finland Geremany Italy Sweden BeNamara Ase England

Huntington Women’s Recreation Club meeting at Green Lakes

Members meet for renewal summer luncheon at Green Lakes Wednesday led by general chairman Flose Moore assisted by Mrs. EB Vere revi Mrs HE Dann Mrs L Dy Ballwin Mrs Anne Marshall and Mrs Adving Betterton all Revaily district members The Amaranth district will hold a covered dish luncheon at 6 30 PM at the home of Bina Henrietta Cases Elzkvnlle Bra Charlotte Goodwin in charge of arrangements The Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary will hold a plain nerty Wednesday at the home of Mrs Mymie Ruberstein 241 Gen este Park Drive Buffalo area news mentions car theft suspects and a planned summer picnic with details remain unclear.

Huntington Women’s Recrestlan Club Green Lakes Tre Flose Moore EB. L. Vererevi HE. Dann L. Dy Ballwin Anne Marshall Adving Betterton Amaranth Bina Henrietta Cases Onondaga Post United States Mra Mymie Ruberstein Geneste Park Drive Buffalo King’s Daugas Willam Ridler

Infantry Backbone After Slowed Tennessee Push

A battle report notes the 108th Infantry forming the backbone of the Blue Army in Tennessee. The center’s advance slows after three days of heavy exertion as infantry units maneuver through rugged terrain, ration on canned sustenance, and tally casualties, prisoners, and simulated hits during rough maneuvers near Walker Cathy and Piney ridges.

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Fire devastates building as flames rip through kitchen

Firefighters battled a refrigerator fire suspected to have overheated and exploded, causing extensive damage to a commercial building. Building owner Frank Geiger and family survived as smoke filled the area. Townsend Club meeting announcement follows for Fulton.

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