OPA Eases Sugar Quotas for Caterers and Institutions
An OPA bulletin relieves sugar allotment limits for hotels restaurants and factory cafeterias with rising business. Institutions may receive more sugar if customer demand grows, while canning and sub station plans adjust distribution. Local offices urge early applications for July and August quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Oscar F. Soule
Soule
Syracuse
Baldwinsville
Putnam School
State
Madison Streets
Solvay High School
Temoraves Weste Y
Lemoyne School
Mothers Club
Porter School
Grange Hall
Onondaga Hill
Re Registration Of Cars Off Sharply
Automobile registration figures announced by Irving C. Ludwig show a sharp drop due to the gasoline and tire restrictions. This year 3,609 re registrations have been issued, compared with 14,321 at the same date last year. Reregistrations reflect transferring plates between vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Ludwig
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Cortland Man Faces Courts Over Minor Charges
Charles Miller, 43, of Cortland, wanted by state police at Pulaski and for violation of a judge's order, faced two courts today. Police found four parking tickets. Traffic Court sentenced him to pay $15 or serve five days. He accepted the five days and then appeared in Children's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Cortland
Istate
Pulaski
Leo J. Yehle
Children’s Court
Iss
Children's Court
Onondaga Democrats Hold Line in Governor Race
Onondaga County Democratic leaders, along with nine major county organizations, maintain an undeclared stance on the party’s gubernatorial nomination. They back John J Bennett while weighing how the state nominating convention, August 19 to 25, may shape the ticket with Poletti and Mead potential options.
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Onondaga County Democratics Committee
Onondaga County Committee
Erie
Albany
Oneida
New York
Bronx
Pe TnoEnes
John J. Bennett
Bennett
James A. Farley
Onondaga
Lehman
Charles Poletti
United States
James M. Mead
Buffalo
Young Syracuse Major M E Davy Promoted at 33
Martin E. Davy of Syracuse, son of Mrs Nellie T Davy, has been promoted from captain to major in the U S Army at age 33. Born in Syracuse January 14 1909 he attended Gere and Porter Schools and Vocational High School. He served in CCC camps and border patrol before joining Major duties at Fort Jay Governors Island New York Harbor. He is married to Dorothy Kendall and they have a son, Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin E. Davy
Nellie T. Davy
Morgan Avenue
U. S. Army
Major Davy
Gere
Porter
Officers Infantry School
Fort Benning
CCC
Pine Camp
Montana
Idaho
Department of Justice
Northport
State of Washington
Border Patrol
Dass
Dorothy Kendall
Syracuse, Land
Douglas
Women begin aviation mechanic training for war plants
Sixteen young women start to learn riveting metal fabrication and small parts assembly at the Aviation Defense Training School on South Clinton Street. In 10 weeks they will be employed at Curtiss Wright or Bell plants in Buffalo as the first of 30 in the city. Plans also call for training 150 women for Rome Air Depot with $75 monthly pay during training. Government seeks 10 Syracuse ordnance inspectors with blueprint reading skills. salaries range from 1440 to 1800 dollars annually.
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United Nations
Aviation Defense Training School
South
Clinton Street
Alvah Just
Curtiss- Wright
Bell Aircraft
Buffalo
Just
Rome Air Depot
Civil Service
G. Graham Newstead
Philip G. Murphy
Federal
Rome
Syracuse Defense
Murphy
Lehman Backed by Labor Party Endorsement Pending
The piece notes the American Labor Party’s refusal to endorse the candidate, citing the 1938 ALP votes of 419,000 as a margin for Lehman over Dewey. It also reports a county committee vote tonight or tomorrow to formalize a slate including Edmund L. Port for county auditor, Thomas J. Lowery for state senator, Michael D. Wrenn for sheriff, and Anthony Ryan, Frank W. DeWitt, and Myron J. Parkinson as assemblymen for districts one, two, and three.
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American Labor Party
Lehman
Thomas E. Dewey
Edmund L. Port
Thomas J. Lowery
Michael D. Wrenn
Anthony Ryan
Frank W. DeWitt
Myron J. Parkinson
Wilkinson Named President of Syracuse Life Underwriters
Walter R. Wilkinson was elected president of the Syracuse Life Underwriters Association at the annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. New officers for the year starting July 1 include Dewey R. Mason as vice president, Mrs Grace V. McCrea as executive secretary and treasurer, William R. Robertson as secretary, Elmer L. Beesley reelected national committeeman, and Henry Lipes as State delegate. Donald C. Newton will head the new executive committee.
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Frederick L. Baroni
Edgar J. Doyle
Robert T. Wennstroem
Ryan Back in Port After Sea Service
Peter Dolan Ryan, son of Mr and Mrs Howard P Ryan of Windsor Place Syracuse, has returned aboard ship after months of Maritime Commission service at sea. Parents received a letter from abroad and a phone call in port the same day, first news since late January. The Syracusean is now chief electrician of his ship.
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Ryan
Peter Dolan Ryan
Howard P. Ryan
Windsor Place
Maritime Commission
Martin C Roth Promoted to First Lieutenant in Marines
Mrs G Stuart Roth of 211 Twin Hills Drive received word that her son Martin C Roth has been promoted to first lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He entered the officers training school in February 1941 and was commissioned a second lieutenant after training. Since then he has been stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Roth is a graduate of Most Holy Rosary School and earned a Holy Cross College degree in 1940.
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Martin C. Rott
G. Stuart Roth
Twin Hills Drive
Roth
Officers Training School
Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Most Holy Rosary School
Holy Cross ‘College
Bar Leaders Study Convention Plans In Syracuse
New York State Bar Association executives meet at Hotel Syracuse to decide if the August convention in Syracuse should proceed due to gasoline and rubber shortages. Secretary John H. Bachman announced the morning discussion.
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New York State Bar Association
Syracuse
John .H. Bachman
Fire Department Candidate List Released in Syracuse
The Municipal Civil Service Commission certified 15 of 88 eligible men for appointment to the Syracuse Fire Department. Offers will follow after personal letters are delivered. an additional examination may be required as some candidates are ineligible or held over on a special list. The list includes Frederic G. Brown Harry R. Seville William V. Kendrick Walter J. D. Bialobreski Eugene J. Wilbur William P. Hassett George J. McMenamy Fred A. Patuna Fred J. Wolff Francis R. Mahaney Joseph Waskowicz Jr Arthur Latzkowski Jess Katz Joseph I. Colwell and Charles Ragonese.
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Frederic G. Brown
Light Court
Harry R. Seville
Stewart Court
William V. Kendrick
Matty Avenue
Walter JD. Bialobreski
Hickok Avenue
Eugene J. Wilbur
Salina Street
William P. Hassett
Putnam Street
George J. Mce Menamy
Fred J. Wolff
Harrison Street
Francis R. Mahaney
Webster Avenue
Joseph Waskowicz, Jr
Genesee Street
Arthur Latzkowski
Harold Street
Jess J. Katz
Pattison Street
Joseph I. Colwell
Aberdeen Terrace
Charles Ragonese
Spring Street
Sanborn Named Assistant Chief Of City Buildings
Mayor Kennedy announces George H. Sanborn will become assistant superintendent of buildings after civil service certification, filling the post vacated by Robert F. Burns who moves to superintendent of the Courthouse. Burns held the post four years. The courthouse salary is 4000. city buildings post pays 2600.
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G. H. Sanborn
Kennedy
George H. Sanborn
Albert J. Kelsey
Court House
Legion May To Meeting In Syracuse For State Convention
Between 000 and 10 000 American Legion members will gather in Syracuse for the New York State convention August 13 and 14. The event aims to aid the war effort with reduced festivities. Speakers include John J. Bennett and J. Edgar Hoover. transportation woes affect parade participation.
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American Legion
Syracuse
New York
Maurice Stember
State Legion
Legion
John J. Bennett
New York State
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Thomas E. Kennedy
Robert Patterson
Edward A. Hayes
Stember
National Legion
Kansas City
Harold M. Day
Bishop Duffy urges mothers to stress home duty
Buffalo June 25 The Most Rev John A Duffy Bishop of Buffalo declares mothers who desert home duties for war work create a social problem imperiling the home He says no patriotic effort that harms the home or children's care should gain public approval and the war aim is to preserve the ideal American home and youth guidance
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Duffy
Buffalo
John A. Duffy
Lacasse Elected District Governor At Rotary Parley
W Bert Lacasse of Syracuse was elected unanimously district governor of Rotary International at the 1942 Toronto convention. He is a L C Smith and Corona Typewriters distributor and Rotary Club member. He will visit 33 Rotary clubs across the 172d district starting July and advise officers on service activities. The Toronto gathering drew about 8 000 delegates. Fernando Carbajal of Lima Peru was named International president.
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W. Bert Lacasse
Syracuse
Povernor
Rotary International
Rotary
Toronto
Can
Lacasse
L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters
Rotary Club
Philadelphia
Fernando , Carbajal
Lima
Peru
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aRcceleta
Packare
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Westorn
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Syracuse, N. Y
Don
Doan
Drageist
Onon. Heating Supply Co
Burt St
C. Baker
W. M. Baker
Bernard Dumas
Fulton
Mary Ten Brook
Lincoln Avenue
Jessie Walliser
West Kennedy Street
Lauretta Bates
Seeley Avenue
Marion Connors
Otisco Street
Charlotte Angell
Lewis Street
Marion Angell
Mr. Dumas
Loretta Gibson
South Salina Street
Sally Potter
Utica
Dorothy Connolly
Helen Fuller
Helen Street
Mary Maurilio
Lodi "Street
Marion Mallender
Oswego Street
Frances Bostwick
Woodbine Avenue
Tin
Maj
M. E. Davy
Syracusan
Fort Jay
Igovernors Island
New York Harbor
Maj, Martin
E. Davvy
Martin C. Roth
Fire Bureau
Syracuse Fire Department
George C. Winter
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Knox
Gen
Terry
Muscatelwhite
Gilverman’ S Liquor Store, Inc
East Fayette Street
WM. Kuhn
Cna’ Save
S. Warren’ St
E. Fayette St
Francis Hendricks
Larmed & Barker
Weston's
Dan Drug
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Jefferson
Salina
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