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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1941

Page

3

Production Drive Pushed In Onondaga

A Kiwanis Club meeting in Dewit h featured Mrs. WL Fox urging unity and production to defend democracy. She warned of global threats and urged citizens to support defense spending, taxes, and defense bonds, stressing the moral power and national stake in wartime production.

Kiwanis Club WL. Fox Onondare Canoly League of Voren Volers Tg 3 Zenar Walter L. Fox Kiwanis Chup Ket Howard John 'S Dewith Americas Mrs. Fox United States Lepman Marvin Stewart F. Hancock Syracuse Dennison East Fayette Street

Mary Pickford to Missed Week in Cleveland Clinic

Mary Pickford of the TMovits remained in Cleveland Clinic most of the week. Dr. Charles Higgins reported today the actress would receive visitors only reluctantly. Her husband Charles Ropers traveled with her, and friends said she plans to attend the July 2 dedication of a monument to Gen. James Longstreet at Gettysburg, Pa.

Mary Pickford Cleveland Clinic Cleveland Mary, Pickford Charles Higgins Utcng Oftacaes Charles “Sudd Ropers Tom Miss Pickford Gen James Longs Gettysburg

Watches Worth 121 Lost By salesman in Pine Street

Acting Detective John Klotz investigated a Pine Street route after salesman Norman MacDonald reported missing several watches valued at 121. The loss was reported to Deputy Sergeant Fred Mecaslin from the Empire Theater Building area.

Sam Eber Deel Lective Sergt Fred Mecaslin Norman MacDonald Pine Street McCastin John Klotz NaeBombl

Rate Rise Discussed By Motor Carriers Ad hoc Meeting

Twenty members of the New York State Motor Carrier Conference met at a midtown hotel to discuss proposed rate increases. The gathering focused on adjusting shipping charges amid evolving transportation costs and regulatory pressures.

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Havoc Wrought by Planes Described by Nazi Writer

A chaotic wartime dispatch cites a Nazi writer detailing air attack scenes with German planes engaging Russian defenses. The narrative references bombardment, fire, and collapsed vehicles as civilians and patrols react, with scattered descriptions of dog attacks and alarms as night operations unfold.

Plea for Blood Donors for Policeman Solvat

An appeal for blood donors was broadcast for Patrolman Solly Salvato of the Syracuse Police Department. Salvato, hospitalized since May 22, is listed in serious condition and a universal blood bank is maintained for his emergency transfusion. He has served 14 years, awarded the Hendricks Medal in 1937 for a burglar capture, and is undergoing medical care at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Seaman James H. Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields, visited his parents after returning from the Pacific.

Solly Salvato Sally Salvetn Stadt Street Ay Uanently Salvato Syracuse Memorial Hospital Universal “Blood Bank Alolcian Salvato Syracuse Palice Department Hendricks Williams Importing Company Seaman James HM. Fields Joseph Fields Lancaster Avenue Fiat They & Navye Field

Syracuse Area to Gain 6000 Defense Jobs

A New York defense expansion plan announced through Milton Loysen of the placement division predicts about 6,000 jobs in the Syracuse region. Major plants, including an Amis production center at Rome and a Dunkirk steel plant, are set to open with thousands more jobs projected in Schenectady and Rochester.

New York Syracuse Albany Associated Press Milton O. Loysen Woill Buttslo Leysen Dunkirk Yell Gaea Rome Water Massena Flatra Buceiaville Lockport Tarnai Dansville Auber Fulton Ann Sidney Envollonment Servicw

Dowling Promoted In Army In Utica Son Of Justice

William F. Dowling Jr. of Utica son of Supreme Court Justice Dowling was notified of his first Army promotion from private to private first class. A clerk at Syracuse HQ of the First Military Area, he volunteered for a three year term after three months draft avoidance. Reid A. Pringle of Warners, another clerk at Symouse HQ, also promoted to private first class today.

WF. Dowling, Jr William F. Dowling, Jr Utica Supreme Court Dowling Syracuse Uties Symouse Reid A. Pringle Warners

Autos Injure Man and Boy in Syracuse Area Collisions

In the Syracuse area overnight, a woman violator in a collision with a sheriff's car received a summons. Donald Doupls of Cleveland was involved in a crash with a machine operated by Harold Rubby of Albany at the foot of Cardiff Nil on Cherry Valley Turnpike. Douglas's car struck a culvert 209 feet from the impact point. Martin Ohman, 5, of 940 North State Street, required first aid for a forehead wound after being struck near his home. A license number was obtained from a witness and the motorist stopped. Mabel E. Smingler, 250 Baker Avenue, was charged with driving with improper brakes after a collision at East Onondaga and South Warren Streets. Deputy Edward Diligent reported.

Syracuse Donald Douplls Cleveland Harold Rubby Jalbany Cardiff Cherry Vatley Douglas Stritter Martin Ohman North State Stree Dirst Jettpoventut Dtsa Mabel £. Smingler Baker Avenue Edward East Onondaga Warren Streets Aman Joseph Via

Supervised Playground Petition Draws Council Attention

Residents from the Nottingham area presented a petition urging supervised play spaces near Nottingham High School. The Municipal Recreation Commission named Max Trains as chair of the new summer workers committee after a traffic tragedy. The council formed a committee to study converting part of the high school grounds for young children, citing safety concerns and past unsupervised use by older youths. Local mothers argued a defined play area would keep children off the road and reduce harm.

Notlingham Newoolicemet Peo Wigan Voralonal High School Municipal Recreation Commission Ssummer Max Tpains Charles d. Hogan A. Salomon Dalin Harry A. Halpert Revere W. Sollinger William T. Lane Me. Sollinger Derald $S, Mead Giles H. Sillwell Nottingham High School Jorge Epaces Glen—dalee Fox Amt Special Disgaich Ais Ade Westrauret Washington Trni New York Indus Hilal Army Fic Auden Coudigincy Bullaround Washington Square Olisco Street Warren Street Bus Steel Crueibin Steel Company Cortland Avenue Syracuse Eastman Kodak Company Rochester Graves-Schneider-Sewart Intersecs Northellis Harrison Eleviro Metallucglent Marcellus Niagara’ Falls Base Otis Elevator Mero West Water Company Berfalo South West Streets Pnzol Vanadium Corporation Folly Buffalo Faun Memorial Bartlett Edward Conrad Ict Ithaca Reets Conrad Conra Mpart Twa Roberts Avenue Inman St Warren S12 Roberts Avenue Con Serer Fred McCusilo

County selects 19 for Empire Boys State program

Ninteen Onondaga County youths are chosen for Empire Boys State, a New York American Legion program at the Fair Ground from July 5 to 13. Selection based on scholarship, civic activity, and leadership. participants from Syracuse and surrounding areas include Walter Bogulcki, Hazel Avenues, and Richard Travers among others.

Onondaga County Empire Boys New York Edward Vosteler American Legion Syracuse Walter Bogulcki Hazel Bon Wetenwall East Shritenham Road Richard Clark OS Landon Avenue Fdowara Downes High Street David Tonttrner South Midler Avenue Robert Severance Mock Avenue Richard ‘Travers William Heck Gilbert Avenue Bil War Order Highand

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