Three Bus Riders Injured When Bus Hits Car in Syracuse
At East Fayette Street and Forman Avenue in Syracuse the Syracuse & Eastern Bus Lines bus collided with a car driven by Jennie M. Rice of Harrison Street. Three passengers were injured and taken to University Hospital. Horace Wadsworth was treated and released, while Mrs. C. J. Coleman and Mrs. Corrie Hall were hospitalized. The bus toppled onto a hydrant after striking the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Springs
East Fayette Street
Forman Avenue
Salt Springs Road
Syracuse & Eastern Bus Lines, Inc
Jennie M. Rice
Harrison Street
University Hospital
C. J. Coleman
Corrie Hall
Springfield Road
Horace Wadsworth
Belle Isle Road
Solvay
Wardsworth
Edward Peckwine
Pardee Avenue
Leo Kraft
Realistic Tax View Urged by Hoyt at Boston Conference
Jed F. Hoyt vice president and comptroller Carrier Corporation urged accountants to face war tax issues realistically. He called for equitable simple laws, education of new taxpayers, and stable prices and wages to support postwar economy. Syracuse participants listed include William H. Davis national director and others from the Syracuse Chapter of the National Cost Accountants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Jed F. Hoyt
Carrier Corporation
International Cost Accountants
Boston
Ax Meir
William H. Davis
William A. Boyle
Harry D. Anderson
Nea
L. F. Spaulding
George DeMore
WL. Totten
A. R. Premoere
Roberts J. Jones
Syracuse
Na’ Fional
17 Year Old Pupils Rush to Enlist in Navy in Albany
A Navy Recruiting Station report shows eight 17-year-old graduates accepted to enlist as apprentice seamen. About 30 pupils who earned diplomas last night were in Albany taking final Navy tests. Listed enlistees include Stanley J. Thoresley and Richard W. Dig among others awaiting basic training at Sampson Naval Training Station.
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Navy
Federal Building
Yeoman
Millard Dunham
Albany
Stanley J. Thoresley
Seneca Turnpike
Richard W. Dig
North State Streets
Wirth
East Division
Victor Sabene
Lionel Avenus Solvay
Robert W. Chappel
Wordsworth
Harold P. Naumann
Darlington
Gerald RR
Vollmer
Roswell Avenue
Nedrow
William FE. Turner
Montrose Avenue
Solvay
Sampson Naval Training Station
City Grants Fayette Park Use to YMCA and Boys Club
Mayor Thomas E Kennedy announced Fayette Park will be used by the YMCA and the Boys Club as a summer playground for children. The request, led by Harold Edwards of the Council of Social Agencies and Sherman Ernenwein of the Boys Club, aims to provide supervision and healthful recreation for children whose mothers are in war work.
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Fayette Park
Y. M.cg AL
Borys Club
Thomas E. Kennedy
Wiliam A. Barry
Muade
Harold Edwards
Council of Social Agencies
Sherman TL. Ernenwein
Boys’ Club
Herald-Journal praised for Aircraft Warning Service support
A grateful letter from First Lt. Robert W. Dutton of the Signal Corps thanks E. A. O'Hara, publisher, and the Herald-Journal for publicizing and promoting the Aircraft Warning Service. He credits the paper with fostering Americanism and aiding Army ground observer posts through publicity and cooperation.
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Herald-Journal
E. A. O'Hara
Robert W. Dutton
Signal Corps
First Fighter Command
Corns
Army
Jacobson
Donors Sign With Red Cross Blood Service
More than 1,000 men and women registered for the Red Cross Blood Donor Service, according to Mrs. Harold Edwards. Registrations are accepted in the Herald Building lobby daily through July 3, with hours 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. on Mondays and Thursdays and 9:30 A.M. to 3 P.M. on other weekdays and Saturdays.
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Red Cross Blood Donor Service
Harold Edwards
Edwards
Herald
South
Warren Street
Sixth Generation Dixon in Army Service
Lysie J. Dixon of 130 Burns Avenue joined the Army as an aviation cadet June 15, marking the 25th anniversary of his father Lysie Dixon entering World War I. Cadet Dixon, stationed at Jefferson Barracks, is the sixth generation in his family to serve in the Armed Forces. His father was acting sergeant and machinist instructor at the Syracuse University training detachment in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasie J. Dixon
Burns Avenue
Army
Lysie Dixon
Dixon
Jefferson Barracks
Arg
Syracuse University
Rownd to Attend National GAR Meeting in Milwaukee
Robert Al. Rownd of Ripley a 98 year old Civil War veteran will be the sole New York State G A R member at the national encampment in Milwaukee this September. He earlier served as G A R commander in chief and announced this at the Syracuse state encampment. Other NY delegates cannot attend.
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Robert al. Rownd
Ripley
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of New York
Milwaukee
Rownd
Onondaga
New York State
Syracuse
John W. Hays
Brookview
Robert G. Summers
Brooklyn
James A. Hard
Rochester
Summers
Utica
G.A R
Frma H. Chaplin
Oakland
Calif
Daughters of Union Veterans
New York Department
National
Red Cross
Washington
Ohio
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the G.A R
Hotel
Sons of Union Veterans of
Sons of Union Veterans
Youth linked to Fayetteville car crash faces two charges
Det. Capt. William Metzger and state police allege 16 year old William Watson Seymour stole a car and crashed it through a Fayetteville store front. He was identified by Trooper Merrill Zapf after an earlier escape incident. Police also report prior thefts and breaks since 1940, with current charges of grand larceny and burglary announced.
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William Metzger
Syracuse Police Department
Fayetteville
Red & White
George H. Stephens
Park Avenue
John Gitzgibbons
William Watson Seymour
Harrison Street
Stephens
Cedar Street
Metzger
Dr. Stephens
Fitzgibbons
Seymour
Fayettevile
Cornelius Cook
John Klotz
Merrill Zapf
Zapf
Lyndon Corners
Dewitt
Shell
Henry Borszewski
David Millstone
Renwick Avenue
William
Watson Seymour
James Seymour
Onondaga Creek
Syracuse
State Reformatory
Industry
Fines Levied in Traffic Court by Judge Farmer and Others
Traffic Court under Judge Harry H. Farmer fined multiple individuals for speeding and license violations. Fines ranged from five to twenty dollars with detailed names and addresses including Santo Caglitore, Earl Strine, John Peckham, Laveari Brown, Roy Champough, Kingsley, William Kellar, Armand Ziz, Dennis Wurebureer, Francis Feeney, John Watson, S Elmer Chamhers, George Davis, and others. One arrest cited involved driving on the wrong side near the cathedral.
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Farmer Santo Caglitore
East
Belden Avenue
Harry H. Farmer
Earl
Strine
East Raynor Avenue
John i. Peckham
Primrose Avenue
Laveari ‘Brown
Lyons
Roy Champough
Burdick Street
Norman
Kingsley
Edgcomb Memorial Service Set in Rochester
Jurists and lawyers from the Fifth Judicial District will hold a memorial service in Rochester for Justice Ernest J Edgcomb who died June 5 in Syracuse. The service at noon June 29 will be in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court with Justice Harley Crosby presiding.
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Fifth Judicial District
Rochester
Ernest J Edgecomb
Syracuse
Supreme Court
Harley Crosby
Bizgcomb
George B. Bond
Caleb Candee Brown, Jr
Onondaga County Bar Association
Justice Edgcomb
1200 Pupils Obtain Summer Working Permits Here
Upwards of 1200 high school students received working permits to take summer jobs. 600 more applications are on file. Applicants must pass a medical exam at Continua tion School. Permits for 14 to 16 year olds cover clerical work, while 16 and older allow work in war plants at sites such as Onondaga Pottery, Easy Washing Machine, GE plant, Syracuse Army Air Base, and NY State Fair Grounds depot.
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Charlotte Harrington
Harrington
William Schwartz
Onondaga Pottery Company
Easy Washing Machine Corporation
General Electric Company
Syracuse Army Air Base
Army Air Forces
New York State Fair Grounds
Mary Corser Resigns After 45 Years of Teaching
Miss Mary C. Corser of 705 James Street announces resignation after 45 years in education. She taught 3-1 grade at John A. Nichols School since 1921, began in Macedon Rural School in 1897, and also taught at Ontario Union Apalachin Union Lycoming schools. A native of East Bloomfield, she is Macedon High School and Geneseo State Normal College graduate.
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Mary C. Corser
James Street
Learler
Tthe Board of Education
Miss Corser
John A. Nichols School
Syracuse
Macedon Rural School
Ontario Union School
Apalachin Union School
Lysander Union and
East Bloomfield
Corser
Macedon High School
Geneseo State Normal College
Air Cadet and Waac Drive to Continue in Northern New York
The Northern New York district will extend the recruitment drive for Waacs and aviation cadets through 48 counties except Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Col. Ernest S. Knowlton announced the campaign after a Washington telegram clears the effort, with block canvassing July 5 to 10 and a caravan from Albany slated to arrive in Syracuse shortly after July 2.
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WAAC
Syracuse
Elizabeth R. Suppes
Ernest S. Knowlton
New York
Aucille G. Viar Bolt
Second Service Command
R. H. McCormack
Waacs
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Adj
James A. Ulio
Washington
Knowlton
Eleanora Pay
Mildred Wineke
Weac
Aviation Cadets
Thomas J.corcoran
Knowleton
Adjutant General
Lucille van Bolt
I. EX
Freeman
Elizabeth R. Suppe
Waae
R. A. Douglas
Withrop Pennock
Office of Civilian Mobilization
Alline C. Pine
Mildred V. van Horn
Albert E. Campion
Albany
Three Pleading Guilty To Assaulting Man Sentenced
William J. Simmons 27 of 915 East Washington Street pleaded guilty to two counts of third degree assault and received consecutive 60 day terms from Judge Homer Y. Walsh in Police Court. Luther McLaren 20 of 627 South State Street and Leslie Eure 16 of 7092 South McBride Street also pleaded guilty to third degree assault and drew 60 day terms at Onondaga County Penitentiary. They aided in beating Mahion Boyse of 227 Oneida Street and were arraigned May 24.
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William J. Simmons
East Washington Street
Homer Y. Walsh
Luther McLaren
South State Street
Leslie Eure
South McBride Street
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Mahion Boyse
Oneida Street
Screams Reported From Home of George A. Cole
Neighbors reported screams from the home of George A. Cole at 104 Green Place yesterday afternoon prompting a call to police. Patrolman George Taska investigated and noted the eight year old Jimmie Cole cried when his mother told him of an upcoming dental appointment.
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George A. Cole
Green Place
George Taska
Jimmie Cole
Youth’s Navy V-12 Plan Takes Notting ham Grad To MIT
Nottingham High School valedictorian William Goldstein son of Jack Goldstein 724 Aten Street earns acceptance for Navy V-12 engineering study at MIT with report date July 1. He previously edited the Nottingham Citizen and joins brother Kenneth already in Navy medical training at Syracuse University.
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Wiliam Goldstein
Jack Goldstein
Aten Street
Nottingham High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Goldein
Armed Service
Navy
Young Goldstein
The
Nottingham Citizen
Naval
Kenneth Goldstein
Syracuse University
Syracuse Medical School
No Isolation Possible Says Church Leader
Dr Walter Vanick of the Federal Council of Churches tells the United Lutheran Synod that postwar peace must be shaped by Christian ethics and global church cooperation. He calls for immediate international Christian meetings after the war to influence peace.
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New York
Churches of America
United States
Walter Vanick
Commission On International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
United Lutheran Synod
Christendom
Henry Beisler
Jersey City
N. J
Synod Urtasurer
FL Nosldeke Glen Ridee
Gustav Kuf
Syrause
Morris C. Skinner
Cobleskill
EL HL von Hamann
Amsterdam
Walter M. Ruccius
Hempstead
T. McKnight
New Haven
Conn
Edwin Knudten
Rutherford
Ernest c¢. French
Newburgh
J. Lathener Blank
Buffalo
Martin Jensen
Ullens
Henry G. Phil
Red Cross Directors Meet in Syracuse Regional Parley
A regional Red Cross conference for Western and Central New York field directors and assistants is taking place at Hotel Syracuse under Howard Wilson. Attending are representatives from Fort Niagara Sampson Pine Camp Syracuse Army Air Base Rome Air Depot Albany Day Line Pier Fort Ontario and other bases.
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Red Cross
City
New York State
Hotel Syracuse
Howard Wilson
Military
Naval Welfare
Worth Atlantic
Fort Niagara
Naval
Sampson
Pine Camp
Syracuse Army Air Base
Rome Air Depot
Albany
Day Line Pier
Fort Ontario
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Boys Club
YMCA
J. W. Hays
Fulton
Harry Somers
Ontario Street
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Julia C. Lewis
Jamestown
Lelf
Erma J. Chaplin
Edgcomb Memorial
Air Cadet
William Goldstein
School of Choice
G. K. Huf
Synod
Strauss
Auburn
Jack Strauss
Kings County
Singsing
Ophone
Lago
Larned & Barker's
Powers
Roth Jewelry CO
Washington St
Tered Jeweler
American Gem Society
Sue Otake
Poehlman
Reichel
Salina Street
Moone
South Falina
Syracu
Onondaga Heating Supply Co
Bart S
WML Baker
Hesches
Orag
H.V
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