Transport Chiefs Urge Group Riding to Conserve Gas
Regional war transportation meeting in Court House Onondaga County urged defense workers to group ride for gasoline ration fairness. Officials cited average car loads of 1.5 to 2. three and a half to four needed. Deputies proposed booths at plants to survey rides and shifts.
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Onondaga
Cayuga
Cortland
Madison
Seneca
Oswego
Broome
Oneida
Tompkins
Tioga
Court House
State War Transportation Committee
R. C. George
Lloyd Mader
Mr. George
OPA
George
Benjamin Miller
State Committee
J. F. Fitzgerald
Public Service Commission
J. George Harty
Syracuse
State War Council
Central New York
Dean Charles L. Raper
Onondaga County
Chamber of Commerce
State Police
State Department of Public Works
Priority Plan Change Requires Early WPB Filing
The Syracuse district WPB warns Central New York manufacturers using over 5000 dollars in metals per quarter to shift to a new production requirements plan. June 30 is the absolute deadline to file forms in Washington or lose current priority ratings. Local help is available at the Starrett Syracuse Building to assist with lengthy records spanning three to six months.
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Warning
New York
Syracuse
War Production Board
Washington
Burton K. Sheldon
WPB
Sheldon
Starrett-Syracuse
Car Injury Suit Settled for 3225 Dollars
Hugo Anderson of West Genesee Street Dewitt receives 3225 in a negligence settlement from Leslie Dean and Miss Mary Williams of New Hartford. The suit claimed loss of three toes after an automobile driven by Williams and owned by Dean struck him on West Genesee Street on September 22 as he crossed near Fred Herring's farm. Attorney James C. Tormey represented Anderson as a jury was being drawn in Supreme Court.
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Hugo Anderson
West Genesee
Dewitt
Leslie Dean
Mary Williams
New Hartford
Anderson
Miss Williams
Dean
West Genesee Street
Fred Herring
Supreme Court
James C. Tormey
Higgins, Tormey, O'Hara & Young
Smith Sees Postwar World Based on Prosperity and Liberty
Industrialist Hurlbut W Smith, 77, founder of L C Smith and Corona, advocates a postwar world where prosperity and cooperation expand globally. He says victory in the war comes first and discusses credit for nations, reducing militarism, and expanding free trade aligned with Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms. He reflects on retirement, family, and lifelong health while sharing personal stories.
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Syracuse University
Public Library
Automobile Club
Onondaga
United States
Roosevelt
Exhausted Fawn Sheltered at Lechak Farm
A three month old fawn exhausted after being chased by dogs found shelter at the Lechak farm in Fayetteville yesterday afternoon. The Lechak family rescued it fed it a milk supper and planned to hand the animal to Burnet Park Zoo, per Trooper Frank Stritter.
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Fawn
Lechak
Fayetteville
Route 20
Frank Stritter
Burnet Park Zoo
Burglars Use Meat Cleaver To Hack Safe At Market
Angelo C Albino reports a fourth burglary in five weeks at Albino Poultry Market 414 Pearl Street with $40 missing. Thieves used a meat cleaver to break open inner safe compartments. first two burglaries yielded only chickens and the third produced chickens and $13. The safe door was left unlocked. entry traced to a skylight and roof access. Miss Rose Russow discovery noted. Detectives Elmon Hymes investigated.
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Angelo C
Albino
Pearl Street
Rose Russow
Elmon Hymes
Gas Heater Fumes Make Three Ill In Apt Fire Send
A mother Mrs Frank Cappuccio age 30 and her two children Frank 5 and Barbara 3 were made ill by fumes from a gas heater in their Burnet Avenue flat. Fire police found no vent pipe, all were revived without hospital care after artificial respiration.
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Burnet Avenue
Frank Cappuccio
Frank
Barbara
Harold Oot
George Taska
Capuccio
Cap
Priorities Block Family in Army Area Causes Delays
Stephen Pendergast of Phoenix remains at River view Stock Farm Baldwins ville Phoenix Army Purchase Area past the time limit due to government priority disputes. Deputy Burns served him notice that the land is in government possession as of May 1 and he must vacate or face contempt. Pendergast said a furnace and pipes order delayed by priorities will let him move in next week. Edna Taylor of River Road also overstayed and is ready to relocate.
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United States
Hurlbut
W. Smith
L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters, Inc
Berlin
Germany
Japan
Mr. Smith
Gonhead
Alfred E. Smith
Liste
Syracuse
Lyman
H. W
Brown
Derby
Leroy H
Dom
Italy
Stephen Pendergast
Phoenix
Riverview Stock Farm
Baldwinsville-Phoenix Army Purchase
Nicholas F. Burns
Pendergast
B. Fitch ‘Yompkins
Army Engineers
Burns
Edna Taylor
River Road
Parents Guests Of Scout Troop 87 Night at Most Holy Rosary
The annual parents night for Troop 87 Boy Scouts of the Most Holy Rosary will be at 7 PM in Priory Hall. The program includes a flag salute, films, a Flaming Arrow and Panther Tiger patrol drill, tenderfoot investiture, and awards.
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Most Holy Rosary
Priory Hall
Robert Korta
Martin Lowe
John H. Kernan
Fred Loew
Leo D. Kelley
George Walper
Francis McManus
John Kraik
Girl Scouts Host Mother Daughter Luncheon at Drumlins
Troops 8 30 62 and 96 of Most Holy Rosary School will hold their first annual Mother daughter luncheon at Drumlins on Saturday June 27 at 1230. Guests include diocesan director Rev M Shields Dwyer and other clergy and leaders. Marilyn Darmody troop 96 senior service Scout will present the speakers. Troop leaders are Mrs Ballsinger Mrs Hughes Mrs Lowe and Miss Higgins with special awards to Scouts presented by Mrs Lowe.
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Drumlins
Mothers Girl Scout
Most Holy Rosary
M. Shields Dwyer
Howard C. McDowell
Most Holy Rosary Church
William Boship
John B. Daley
D. Gerard Horan
Cass Williams
Onondaga Counties Scout Executive
Betty Clapsaddle
Ruth Jane Hyde
Girl Scout Office
Marilyn Darmody
Anna, Ballsinger
Adelaide, Hughes
Fred Lowe
Katherine Higgins
Fred -Lowe
Orators Campaign At Empire Boys State Election
The Empire Boys State at Manlius School held a real election with two Niagara Falls candidates Frank Batug and Robert Vanderlip. Balloting used two voting machines supervised by Elections Commissioner Morell Brewster. Batug led by 93 scholastic average with campaign managers William Behan and Donald Mawhinney Jr. Vanderlip’s team included Larry Burkinshaw. A lieutenant governor race featured Barton Smith losing the nomination with David H. Hunt later chosen. Earl O Connors opponent was Hunt.
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Empire Boys State
Manlius
Niagara Falls
Ta Hamens Rinne Fretten
Robert Arthur
William Edwards
Morell Brewster
Frank Batug
Niagara Falls High School
Federalist Party
Robert Vanderlip
LaSalle High School
Batug
Wiliam Behan
Binghamton
Donald M. Mawhinney, Jr
Syracuse
Mane
T Conference
Barton Smith
Canajoharie
David H. Hunt
Manhassett
Earl O'Connor
Peekskill
Hunt
Larry Burkinshaw
Staten Island
Vanderlip
Empire
Earl O’connor
H. Renwie Peet
Prescott School
Stores Booths Aid Sale of War Stamps
Thirteen Syracuse stores and four motion picture theaters will host booths to sell War Stamps. More than 25 women’s organizations participate led by Mrs. Harold D. Dyke. Volunteers will man booths at Chappell's Dey's Edwards Flair's Goldberg Household Outfitting Co. Jay Cobb's Lincoln's Markson Murphy Rudolph Wells & Coverly Witherill's Loew's Keith's Paramount Eckel and other venues.
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Syracuse
Harold D. Dyke
Sewell Jones
Richard C. Eustis
Ernest C. Lammertz
E. T. Murphy
W. N. Thomas
Milton H. Northrup
Chappell’s
Dey’s
Edwards
Flair’s
Goldberg’s
Household Outfitting Company
Jay .Cobb's
Lincoln’s
Markson's
Murphy's
Rudolph's
Wells & Coverly
Witherill’s. Loew's
Keith's Paramount
the Eckel
Council of Jewish Women
Bellevue Mothers Club
Psi Upsilon Women's Club
League of Women Voters
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kwah-Hah-We-See
Children’s Bureau
Cornell Women’s Club
Syracuse Women's Charity Club
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Alpha Chi Omega
Gamma
Phi Beta
Zonta Club
Delta “Kappa Epsilon
Horizon
Camp Fire
Solvay Tri-Y
Lyceum
Philomathean
North’ High School
Delta Kappa
Women's Guild of Park
Presbyterian Church
Loew's
Teachers’ Association
Paramount
Pete Lemoyne
Dewitt
Miss Fleming Accepts Summer Post at St Lawrence Office
Miss Helen Fleming of Freeport accepts a summer position in the office of Richard C Ellsworth secretary of St. Lawrence University. She is a June graduate of St. Lawrence and will teach at Middes in the fall.
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Canton
Helen Fleming
Freeport
Richard. C.ellsworth
St. Lawrence
Rangei
Mides
Delinquency Fight Lauded At Luncheon In Syracuse
The Syracuse Police Department Crime Prevention Division was praised by Chief William E. Rapp as a sympathetic youth centered service. At the Hotel Syracuse luncheon the division was recognized for nearly five years of work preventing juvenile delinquency. Reverend Joseph B. Toomey of Binghamton spoke as the principal speaker and Father Toomey helped establish the division in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Park Candy Stand Looted in Onoondaga Park Break‑in
A refreshment stand in Onoondaga Park operated by Saul Levinson was broken into during the night. Several boxes of candy were stolen. Frank Litkenhouse, manager of the gasoline station at 116 North State Street, reported the place had been entered by breaking a rear window. Nothing of value reported stolen.
Albany Man Speaks at Utica Kiwanis Meeting
Sigurd J. Anderson, immediate past president of the Albany Kiwanis Club, was the guest speaker at the Utica Kiwanis Club meeting held today.
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Albany
Utica
Sigurd J. Anderson
Albany Kiwanis Club
Utica Kiwanis Club
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Solvay High School
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South Salina
H.V
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