G A R Groups Protest Diking Ruling At Encampments
Newly elected officers of Grand Army patriotic groups were installed during encampments at Hotel Syracuse and Hotel Onondaga. Groups voted to protest the Supreme Court ruling that school children are not required to salute the American flag. The Women’s Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Veterans set officers and boards, while a diving memorial loan fund was announced for Syracuse University.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Syracuse
Onondaga
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Department of Federated Patriotic Societies
James A. Hard
Rochester
Department of New York
Corp
James P. Eksten
Henrietta
Medical Corps
Launisia
North Africa
Jim
Tunisia
Women's Relief Corps
G.A.R
Hotel Onondaga
Lena McCarthy
Potsdam
Edna Frear
Gilbertsville
Janie Meserve
New Rochelle
Emily Ritter
Friendship
Jennie Wall
Mildred Olds
Cazenovia
Anna Letz
East Aurora
Josephine Parkhurst
Pulaski
Frankie Page
Olean
Mae Draften
Gloversville
Sarah Wallace
Canastota
Martha Griffin
Glens Falls
Leitha Fitzpatrick
Utica
Roberta Johnson
Afton
Laura Schermerborn
Mabel Maloney
Massena
Jane Fallon
Portchester
Buffalo
Russ Sophie Goebel
New York City
Anna Davis
Ithaca
Henrietta Budge
Wanakah
Olivine Smith
Louise Comstock
Elmira
Margaret Hanna
Woodhaven
Minnie Williams
Hornell
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Robert W. Doughty
Beacon
Fred ©. Colwell
Francis Addy
E. A. van Vost
Schenectady
Orien Murrell
Frank S. Cole
Waverly
Julius Isaacs
Neil D. Cr
Olive Langham
Falion
May Alter
Johnstown
Helen Hoag
Anna Madee
Cortland
Matheline Myers
Oswero
Julia C. Lewis
Jamestown
Louise Melvin
New York
Jessie McCongh
Geneva Francisco
Cleere
Florence Darling
Mhaca
Ida Counisman
Lising Memorial Fund
Gladys Menzer
Oneida
Daughters of Union Veteerans
Syracuse University
Ira Finlay Crawford
Bundist Will Be Returned Here for Trial
Karl A. Bachmann of Schenectady refused to sign a consent decree in denaturalization proceedings and will be brought to Syracuse to face trial next week. The eight former Bund members face trial in U S District Court with no jury before Judge Frederick H. Bryant. Bachmann, imprisoned in Minnesota, had argued he would not receive fair treatment as a German origin citizen. A writ of habeas corpus was issued to return him to New York City where he was convicted of conspiracy to advise Bund members to resist service in the Armed Forces.
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Karl A. Bachmann
Schenectady
United States
Irving J. Higbee
Syracuse
Robert M. Hitchcock
Department of Justice
Bund
U. S. District Court
Frederick H. Bryant
Bachmann
Federal Correctional Institute At
Sandstone,Minn
Higbee
Hitchcock
G. W. Kumphrey
Sandstone
New York City
United States Armed Forces
Aids Sought for SwimDrive Instructing Campaign
William C. Miller assistant secretary of VALCA appeals for volunteers to teach swimming during the 18th annual campaign June 28 to July 30. Night shift workers are urged to donate an hour daily. Girl classes run 10 45 AM to noon and boys classes 2 00 PM to 3 35 PM at city pools Burnet McKinnex Onondage Thornden Schiller Huntington Parks.
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Wiliam C. Miller
The
VALCA
Herald-Journal
Chamber of Commerce
YAWCA
Campaigon
YMCA
Burnet
McKinnex
Onondage
Thornden
Schiller
Huntington Parks
Lovelace Named General Foods Syracuse Sales Head
L G Lovelace named district sales manager for General Foods Syracuse with duties starting Monday June 28. He succeeds E E Loewen Rath transferred to Richmond Va. Lovelace has served General Foods in sales roles since 1926 and is formerly Kansas City district manager. Office address at 209 South Warren Street Syracuse.
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L. G. Loeelace
General Foods
L. G. Lovelace
Syracuse
William M. Robbins
General Foods Sales Cormpany, Inc
Lovelace
General Flood
Kansas City
E. E. Loewen- Rath
Richmond
South
Warren Street
Materials Control Expert to Address Syracuse Meeting
William E. Arnsten, regional specialist from New York City, will discuss latest developments in the Controlled Materials Plan of the War Production Board at the Purchasing Agents Association of Syracuse and Central New York dinner in the Hotel Onondaga tomorrow. The plan, effective July, covers steel copper and flamingum. M. E. Jennings of Self Lock Screw Products Company handles dinner reservations. About 250 reservations have been made.
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War Production Board
William E. Arstein
New York City
Purchasing Agents Association of
Syracuse
New York
Onondaga
Arnsten
M. E. Jennings
Last Syracuse
Safety authorities discuss home and farm accident prevention
The New York State and Farm Safety Advisory Committee met at the Onondaga Hotel to plan postwar safety measures. Reports covered housing falls, machinery improvements, and public education, with speakers from the Health Department, National Safety Council, and state agencies outlining steps to reduce accidents.
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State Home and Farm Safety Advisory Committee
W. H. Potter
State Federation of Home Bureaus
Katherine Olmsted
State War Council
W. H. Rich
State Grange
Stanley W. Kershaw
Division of
Home and Farm Safety
National Safety Council
C. Chester du Mond
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
B. R. Rickards
New York State and Farm Safety Advisory Committee
Onondaga Hotel
New York State Health Department
Public Health Education Division
Rickards
Stanley H. Kershaw
National Safety Council of Chicago
C. Chester DuMond
Agriculture and Markets
D. Kenneth Sargent
George W. Alder
Good Housekeeping Institute of
New York City
H. Graham Cole
Safety Bureau
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Walter H. Fox
Syracuse Safety Council
Syracuse
Office of Civilian Mobilization
Lewis A. Wilson
Albany
Carroll E. Mealey
Ethel M. Hendriksen
State Health Department
Felicitations Mark Hurlbut W. Smith’s 78th Birthday
Hurlbut W. Smith president of L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc. and longtime Syracuse civic leader is 78. Many friends and business associates visited his East Washington Street plant to offer congratulations as flowers filled his private office and he greeted well wishers in a morning reception.
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Hurlbut W. Smith
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, , Inc
Syracuse
East Washington Street
Mr. Smith
Williams Sentenced to Auburn Prison for Grand Larceny
George Williams pleaded guilty in County Court to grand larceny second degree and as a second offender was sentenced to two to four years in Auburn Prison. His prior conviction was for assault. Thomas Eddy, who pleaded guilty to rape and has a prior record for the same charge, was sentenced by Judge Frank P. Mallpass to serve 10 to 20 years at Jollico.
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Williams
Auburn
George Wiliams
Thomas Eddy
Frank P. Malpass
jAltica
Merrill Named Chairman of War Bond Drive District
Albert B. Merrill president of First Trust and Deposits Company was named chairman of the new District Four War Finance Committee. The district includes Onondaga Cayuga Herkimer Jefferson Lewis Madison Oneida Oswego and St. Lawrence Counties. Sales of government securities will begin in September.
Autos Found Absent for Nonessential Travel at Syracuse Spots
Investigators from the Syracuse District Office of Price Administration checked 36 more license numbers last night at Jamesville Reservoir and Green Lakes State Park to deter nonessential driving. Caleb Candee Brown Jr. said motorists will receive letters and may face hearings. gasoline rations could be revoked if charges are proven. He warned the public against relying on misinterpreted rules and urged use of public transport for vacations. Fire record noted: Thursday no alarms.
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Syracuse
Price Administration
Caleb Candee Brown
I Jr
Brown
Jamesville Reservoir
Green Lakes State Park
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
Mr. Brown
OPA
Masonic Executives Plan Service Center in Syracuse
The executive committee of the Masonic Service Center of Syracuse met at Merchants National Bank Building with P. A. Carey from Kingston and Mrs. Florence Shoger new chief hostess. Reports show the center has hosted more than 2,700 service men registered and services are free except toll telephone calls. Lunch support is provided by Eastern Star chapters and auxiliaries. Attendees included Fred R. Sears and Jerome K. Cheney along with Roy C. Brary A Theodore Haines Harold Roderick Lawrence R. B. Coon and Mrs. Ruth Vinal.
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Masonic Service Center of
Syracuse
Jerome K. Cheney
Merchants National Bank
P. A. Carey
Kingston
Florence Shoger
Eastern Star
Carey
Shoger
Fred R.sears
Roy C. Brary
A.theodore Haines
Harold Roderick
Lawrence RB. Coon
Ruth Vinal
Fred R. Sears
Florence V. Shoger
P. H. Carey
Lawrence A. Coon
Rey C. Bragg
A.neue ‘Haines
Harold’ R. Roderick
Jerome Keney
Recruiting Hinted in Old Postoffice Building
Syracuse military offices may move to the old Post Office Building at South Warren and East Fayette as space in the Federal Building is cleared for the Internal Revenue Bureau. Lt. Col. Ernest S. Knowlton seeks usable quarters and estimates rehabilitation costs around 65000 dollars if chosen. Navy space remains, but Army and Marine Corps already ordered to vacate.
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Postoffice
South Warren
East Fayette Streets
Syracuse
Ernest S. Knowlton
New York
Army
Federal
Internal Revenue Bureau
Marine Corps District
Knowlton
New York District
United States Corps of Engineers
Robert Stewart
Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Public Buildings Engineers
Bureau of Public Buildings
Federal Building
Waac
Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Marine Corps
Navy
David H. Doyle Resigns as Fire Alarm Plant Head
David H. Doyle of 818 Kirkpatrick Street handed his resignation to Fire Chief George C. Winter. He would have marked 35 years in the fire department on September 1, retiring from his post as chief operator of the fire alarm signal plant, after appointment on July 4, 1922 and service since September 1, 1908 aside from a period in World War II when he served in the U. S. Navy at Great Lakes.
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David H. Doyle
Kirkpatrick Street
George C. Winter
Doyle
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Teachers Will Play Big Role in Postwar Work
Rev. Dr. Alvin C. Goddard of Rome told Optimist Club at Hotel Syracuse postwar plans call for a Council of International Education to carry basic history facts to all nations. He warned the effort will be costly but necessary to avoid a future World War.
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Goddard
Alvin C. Goddard
Rome
Optimist Club
Syracuse
United Nations
Council of International Education
Sgt Eagan Receives Purple Heart Award
Sgt Paul Eagan is awarded the Purple Heart amid recovery news. The St Marie release notes his ten years in the U S Army, stationing at Plattsburgh during his marriage to Miss St Marie at 132 East Main Street. His wife relays he is progressing in his recovery.
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Paul Eagan
Malone
St. Marie
East Main Street
Eagan
U.S. Army
Plattsburgh
Miss St
Two-Way Radio Nabs Freeing Car in Syracuse
Syracuse police and county officers used the two way radio system to locate and apprehend a Packard sedan carrying stolen trees. Dispatcher Brandt broadcast the suspect’s description at 1 33 PM and Constable Newell relayed it to nearby units. Patrolman Holihan confirmed the sighting and the driver was detained minutes later.
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Syracuse
William Brandt
William Newell
Manlius
John Holihan
Erie Boulevard
Thompson Road
Holihan
Brandt
Attack Case Hearing Set For June 25
Daniel Gorman 27 of Marietta is charged with third degree assault and held for a June 25 hearing by Judge Homer V. Walsh. He allegedly attacked taxi driver Lila Bolia 26 of Bellevue Avenue area as she walked home at about 1 A.M. in the 400 block. John Fournier 32 and John Watson in New York rushed to help and detained Gorman until police.
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Daniel Gorman
Marietta
Homer V. Walsh
Gorman
Lila Bolia
Dudley Street
Bellevue Avenue
John Fournier
Hudson Street
John Watson
New York City
Fournier
Sampson Men Ordered to Report for V-12 Training
Geneva June 24 Eighty two biocrackers from the Naval Training Station at Sampson are ordered to report to colleges and universities in the Navy V-12 program for advanced education to officer caliber. Many are expected to join Hobart College hosted school in Geneva. The quota is the first of three from Sampson. the 22 men were among top applicants selected from about 3609 after interviews tests and scholastic records.
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Geneva
Naval Training Station
Sampson
Here
Hobart College
Oswego Couple Welcome Son At Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs George H Moulton of 368 West Fifth Street welcomed a son born Monday at Oswego Hospital in Oswego New York. The elated parents announced the birth and shared details with family.
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Ostego
Oswego Hospital
Jio Myr
George H. Moulton
West Fifth Street
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