Bodies of Three Anglers Recovered After Oneida Lake Capsize
Three men die when a fishing boat capsizes during a storm on Oneida Lake. Victims named are Stanley Zamiarski, Elmo MacCrea, and Samuel L. Hollingsworth. Bodies located near Lakeport and Will's Point, with recovery details and obituaries noted.
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Samuel L. Hollingsworth
Kellogg Street
Oneida Lake
Lakeport
Hollingsworth
Robert Fix
Woodbine Avenue
Fix
Fred Ingraham
Charles Hunter
State Conservation Department
Syracuse
Madison County
J. David Boyd
Chittenango
Arthur B. Casey
Stanley Zamiarski
West Genesee Street
Canal
Elmo C. MacCrea
Holland Street
Merle Weeks
Larkin’s Point
Mr. Zamiarski
Earl Stickles
Lawrence Fox
Devitt
Harney
Millard
Spellman
Oneida Barracks
Mr. MacCrea
Zamiarski
C. W. Gardiner
Harry Best
Wilson’s Point
Sacred Heart Church
MacRea
Alfred MacRae
Belgium
N. Y
John Russell Cooper
Clay
Alice Hunter
Clifton Springs
John MacRae
William Montgomery
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Neis Granted Letters in Estate
Mrs Grance Neis of 215 Ridgewood Drive is granted letters of administration in Surrogate's Court for the estate of her husband Detective Sergt Charles Neis who died June 21. He left $5,000 with two sons Karl J Neis of Detroit and Norman P Neis of Ridgewood Drive named heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grance Neis
Ridgewood Drive
Parking Meter Installation Began in Syracuse
Syracuse motorists began using the new parking meters as workers placed meters in North Salina North Clinton Oswego Boulevard Herald Place and Willow Street. Two crews will service about 200 meters daily with police watching for curb damage and courtesy warnings for early violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
W. Frank Kavanaugh
North
Salina
Clinton
Oswego Boulevard
James Street
New York Central
Herald Place
Willow Street
Rolland B. Marvin
Auburn
Thomas E. Henneady
George H. Bedford
Fred Daley
Salina Street
South Salina Street Repaving Set To Begin Monday
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts and engineer WT Waly announce repaving South Salina Street from Onondaga to Burt starting 5 30 A M Monday after Syracuse Transit suspends trolley service. WPA will run three shifts 5 30 A M to 9 P M. work starts by ripping west half of Salina Onondaga, closing 100 block of West Onondaga. concrete base to be completed by Wednesday night and then shift to eastern half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
Potties
Enagine Division 1
Salina
Onondaga
Burt Streets
Syracuse Transit Corporation
WPA
Onondaga Streets
Kelly
Adams Street
Pitts
South Crouse Avenue
Crouse Irving
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Crouce Avenue
McIntosh Named Principal of North High School
Walter P. McIntosh was appointed principal of North High School. The board of education, in their June meeting, also announced resignations of two grade school principals and several teachers, with posts to be filled by headteachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
North High School
Walter P. McIntosh
Board of Baucation
Tompkins School
F. Ware Clary
Annd
Tesigna
150 Enrolled For 30 Day Army Course At Plattsburg
Business and professional men, 150 strong, enrolled for the 30 day Citizens Military Training camp at Plattsburg starting July 5 and Aug 3. The number exceeds area quota by 25, with possible physical exam weedings. Notables enrolling include John M. Garver Jr of Buffalo, William C. Baird of Buffalo, Fred C. Miller of Gloversville, Henry P. Burgard II of Buffalo, William J. Flynn of Troy, Casimir G. Marconi of Albany, and DeLancey Rice King of Ithaca. King served as a second lieutenant at the Mexican border and as a first lieutenant in France, earning the Distinguished Service Cross, the Military Cross, and the Croix de Guerre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
Russell V. Venable
Bradford T. Schantz
John M. Garver, Jr
Buffalo
Manufacturers & Traders Trust Company
William C. Baird
Buffalo Pipe & Foundry Company
University of Buffalo
Manufacturers & Traders Bank
Fred C. Miller
Miller Glove
National Guard
France
Mr. King
Great Britain
Builders of County Plan Picnic This Saturday
County residents and members of the Better Buikers Association will attend a community picnic on Saturday at the county fairgrounds. Organizers urge families to bring baskets and come early to enjoy games and local music.
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Buikiers
Uae
Waa
Cikerd
Bay
Auto Leaders Call For Defense War Effort By Car Industry
Detroit executive Forest H. Akers of Dodge Brothers urged auto dealers to lead in national defense, arguing mobility and the internal combustion engine make the industry the biggest single defense contributor. He stressed unity, sacrifice, and continued sales service as essential to safeguarding the United States and free enterprise.
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Hitler
Forest H. Akers
Detroit
Dodge Brothers
Empire State Automobile Merchants Association
Onondaga Hotel
James Dalton
Motor
Mr. Akers
Edgar D. McKean
Pittsburgh
National Association of Automobile Dealers
A. C. Hazen
Flint Institute
E. P. Cray
New York City
Carroll E. Mealey
Ivan R. Gale
Albany
William L. Mallon
New Jersey
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Phillip M. Klutznick
Omaha
Neb
Akers
United States
America
Washington
Populsa
Milk Wagon Horse Slams Car After Harness Breaks
A milk wagon horse bolted when its harness snapped, colliding with a car on a rural road. Thehorse reared and the driver struggled to control the horse before police arrived to assess injuries andproperty damage.
Parley Urges Selflessness to Prevent Downfalls
A speaker at Parley urges people to focus less on personal gain and immediate profits and more on communal actions to curb internal decay that weakens governments. The message stresses prevention over cures, noting a stitch in time saves nine and the preventative is cheaper than the cure.
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Lelse
City Assures Syracuse Weather Records Will Be Kept
William H. Tracy meteorologist assures the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce that official city weather records will continue after the Weather Bureau moves from the Federal Building to the airport. Thermometers rain and snow gauges will stay at the Federal Building roof with an in city observer daily. A portion of quarters will be kept for consultations and city contacts as Dr Sidman Poole and Paul Disinger aid in maintaining permanent records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Federal
Chamber of Commerce
William H. Tracy
Chamber
Federal Building
Norton
Tracy
Sidman P. Poole
Syracuse University
Paul M. Disinger
Threats Lead to Sixty Day Term for Sylvester Stafanowicz
Sylvester Stafanowicz, 46, of 1511 Barket Avenue, was sentenced to 60 days at Jamesville Penitentiary after pleading guilty to intoxication at home. He had threatened his wife and daughter with a butcher knife, shouting a threat as he was led from the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Stafanowicz
Barket Avenue
Jamesville
Homer W. Walsh
Stafanowicz
Walsh
Alien Entry Rule Tightens After June 30
J Arthur Fluckey announces tighter entry rules for aliens entering or re entering the United States on or after July 1. All border crossing cards except resident alien identification cards become void June 30. Reentry permit applications must go to immigration offices or the commissioner in Washington. certain long–standing registrants may use prior readmission permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. Arthur Fluckey
Immigration Bureau District
Fluckey
James L. Houghteling
Immigration
Department
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Commissioner of Immigration
Washington
Italy's Entry In War Break For Two Here
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed appeals by Andrea Lionello and Michiele Constantini over deportation orders. Both men must remain in the Syracuse Immigration district for the war duration or until deportations resume, each posting an 8100 bond. Constantini admitted perjury in citizenship petitions. Lionello admitted perjury in Auburn and Syracuse filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Andrea Lionello
Burnet Avenue
Michiele. Constantini
Croton-on-Hudson
Pond Lane
Syracuse
J. Arthur Fluckey
Utica
Constantini
United States
Frederick H. Bryant
Constantine
Lionello
Auburn
Head
Circuit Court of Appeals
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