McGuire Nominated to Oppose Hancock in Onondaga County
Onondaga County Democrats formally named their fall slate led by Arthur B. McGuire to oppose Republican incumbent Clarence E. Hancock in the 23rd district. McGuire, 32, Harvard graduate and head of McGuire & Company, has run for public office before, with family ties to local politics and business roots in Syracuse.
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Onondaga County
Arthur B. McGuire
Clarence E. Hanscock
Onondaga- Cortland
McGuire
Buffington Road
Dewitt
Harvard University
McGuire & Company
George
H. McGuire
James E. McGuire
Hancock
Theodore E. Hancock
Francis L. McElroy
Onondaga Hotel
Thomas J. Lowery
G. Frank Wallace
Michael D. Wrenn
Assembly
Frank W. Dewitt
George B. Parsons
Anthony Rvran
Frank J. Costello
Edmund Port
Oliver S. Cane
Leo J. Yehler
Children’s Court
Frank P. Mal
High Penalties From 80 Mile Speeding Car Incident
John Calcagnino, 20, of 218 Turtle Street, faced $75 fines or 20 days for speeding to show a buyer what the car could do. He also received $75 or 20 days for an improperly registered car and 25 days for driving without an operator's license, with the prison term mandatory. Patrolmen Brilbeck and Brolan pursued him to Erie Boulevard East where speeds reached 80 mph. His license had been revoked after a prior accident. A second defendant, John Valerio, 21, of 302 Charles Avenue Solvay, got $100 or 20 days for driving without a license after arrest in West Genesee Street.
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John Calcagnino
Turtle Street
Harry H. Farmer
Calcagnino
Joseph Brilbeck
John Brolan
Erie Boulevard
Calcag
Nino
John Vallerio
Charles Avenue
Solvay
Howard Shipley
Ashes and Rubbish to Be Collected Every Other Week
The Department of Public Works will switch to biweekly ash and rubbish pickups in Syracuse starting next week. Garbage will still be collected weekly on normal days, while certain areas will delay rubbish and ashes to the following week. The schedule covers Erie Boulevard to Lodi, Oswego Boulevard, Hiawatha, Grant Boulevard, and Butternut. The full timetable will appear in the Herald Journal and Herald American.
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Department of Public Works
Syracuse
George H. Ballantyne
Herald- Journal
Herald-American
Erie Boulevard
Lodi
Oswego
Oswego Boulevard
Erie
Hiawatha
Grant Boulevard
Grant
Butternut
Bees Swarm Utica Hydrant Distracts City Center
About 3,000 bees swarmed around a fire hydrant in Utica's business district attracting hundreds of onlookers. Police and city workers faced a delicate operation to disperse the buzzing cloud.
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Utica
GOP Conflict Over Dewey Race Splits Ranks in Albany
The fight within New York Republicans over Thomas E. Dewey's gubernatorial bid widens as backers urge drafting Wendell Willkie. Herbert Agar leads a Freedom House push while Roger W. Straus calls it a stunt.
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Albany
Thomas E.dewey
Wendell J. Willkie
Willkie
Herbert Agar
Freedom House
Camp Tamiment
Dewey
Rolland B. Marvin
Syracuse
Marvin
Philadelphia
Agar
Richard B. Scandrett, Jr
Vote For Freedom
Bennett
New York State
United States
New York
Roger W. Straus
American Smelting and Refining Company
Straus
Straus Sone
New York Ciy
Scandrett
Morgan
Sandrett
Wendell Willkie
Lithgow Osborne
State Conservation Commissioner
John J. Bennett
Thomas E. Dewey
America
Beant
Committee To Defend
Former CBA Faculty Anniversary Dinner At Syracuse Hotel
Members of the Christian Brothers Academy 1917 class gathered for their 25th reunion at the Hotel Syracuse. Guests included former academy staff now at Manhattan College led by Brother A Victor, with Father James Shanahan and Brother Henry among attendees. Thirty two graduates attended. Joseph L. Hueber gave the welcome, John B. Foley served as toastmaster, and mass for deceased members will be held tomorrow at Saint John the Evangelist Church.
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Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse
Henry
Academy
James M. Shanahan
Victor
William
Agatha
Manhattan College
Brother A. Victor
A. William
Manhattan
Joseph L. Hueber
John B. Foley
Bernard Dawson
Eddie Leonard
Henry M. Lipes
Dawson
Foley
Hueber
Leo D. Kelly
Francis Mulroy
Patrick H. O'Hara
Louis Steigerwald
Joseph Zimmerman
Shanahan
Saint John the Evangelist Church
Charles Amo
Robert J. Beaudoin
Norman Paul Brien
Joseph Brown
William Clancy
Ambrose Corcoran
Charles W. Coughlin
J. A. del Vecchio
Raymond Doyle
Allen Dunn
Harold Dunn
Walter Dunn
James Dwyer
John M. Foley
Daniel E. Geiger
Edward Gooden
Robert Hand
John R. Harney
William J. Horan
Leo D. Belly
Horace Kieffer
William Kieffer
Jacob H. Knauber
Thomas Lanzetta
John Lawler
Leonard Markert
E. J. Maroney
J. A. Martin
Francis E. Mulray
Arthur Mulvihill
Joseph
J. Nash
Richard O'Brien
Paul’ J. O'Brien
William O'Brien
Dr. P. H. O'Hara
Lester Perkins
Leon Racht
Patrick T. Ryan
L. J. Steigerwald
H. Straub
Harold P. Sullivan
Carl F. Walser
Leo D. Welch
J. A. Zimmerman
Isolationist label debated in Bennett lineup talks
Osbourne is floated as a potential running mate for Lieutenant Governor on a Bennett headed ticket, with critics arguing against labeling Mr Bennett as an isolationist despite measures opposed by isolationists.
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Mr. Bennett
Osborne
Bennett
County Receives 1622 From Utility Tax Share
The county clerk announced distribution from a 5 000 mortgage tax on a 1 000 000 loan by Central New York Power Corp to Marine Midland Trust. County receives 1 622. city 1 304. towns share the remainder. Elbridge gets 3 cents. The mortgage covers property assessed at 49 793 000 with 16 162 000 in Onondaga County.
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Central New York Power Corporation
Marine Midland Trust Company
Elbridge
Onondaga County
Two Drivers Face Charges After Bus Car Crash
At Niagara and Gifford Streets a bus and car collision at 12 45 a m left Miss Iva Barker 34 injured with hip and leg wounds. Harold H Nicholson 36 driver of the bus charged with failure to yield. Walter Parmele 32 cited for driving without a license. Patrolmen Silky and Heller filed the charges.
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Niagara
Gifford Streets
Iva Barker
South West Street
Onondaga General Hospital
Harold H. Nicholson
Minerva Street
Walter Parmele
Shennard Street
Parmele
Frank 'Silky
Stewart Heller
FBI Urges Alertness by Law Officers in Central NY
Arthur Cornelius Jr. of the FBI Albany district urged cooperative effort to safeguard internal security at a Central New York Power Corp auditorium. He cited 321 conferences nationwide this year involving 21 463 officers. Attendees included state police county sheriffs and city police from Syracuse Auburn Cortland Fulton East Syracuse Hamilton Solvay Marcellus Cato Homer Baldwinsville Liverpool Elbridge. Mayor Kennedy welcomed attendees. FBI agents lectured on report writing and led forums. spy ring photos were shown. A similar conference was planned for Watertown today.
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Arthur Cornelius
Albany
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central New York Power Corporation
Cornelius
Onondaga
Cortland
Oswego
Cayuga
Syracuse
Auburn
Fulton
East Syracuse
Hamilton
Solvay
Marcellus
Cato
Homer
Baldwins
Ville
Liverpool
Elbridge
Thomas E. Kennedy
R. L. Banta
FBI
P. B. Beachum
Watertown
Flag Raising Planned by Solvay Hose Company
Prospect Hose Company of Solvay will hold a flag raising at 10 30 A M on July 4 at the Solvay village hall. George Kelly chairs the committee with George Grabowski chief and Frank Willoughby assistant chief.
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Hose Company of
Solvay
George Kelly
George Grabowski
Frank Willoughby
Fifteen Appointed as Firemen by Winter in Syracuse
Chief George O Winter announced the appointment of fifteen men to the Syracuse Fire Department. They report for instruction Monday at City Hall and begin duty July 1, with a three month probation. If all accept, department strength rises to 406. Names include Frederic G Brown Harry R Seville William V Kendrick Walter D Bilobreski Eugene J Wilbur William Z Hassell George J McMenamy Fred A Patuna Fred J Wolff Francis R Mahaney Joseph Waskowicz Jr Arthur Latzkowski Jess J Katz Joseph I Colwell Charles Ragonese.
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Syracuse Fire Department
George ‘O. Winter
City Hall
Frederic G. Brown
Light Court
Harry R. Seville
Stewart, Court
William V. Kendrick
Matty Avenue
Walter D. Bialobreski
Hickok Avenue
Eugene J. Wilbur
Salina
William Z. Hassell
Putnam Street
George J. McMenamy
McBride Street
Fred A. Patuna
Manilla Street
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
Three Syracuse attorneys head to Miami for Army Air Corps training
Three Syracuse lawyers and county bar officers depart to Miami Fla for Army Air Corps ground school training. Lieut George T Driscoll of 340 Berkeley Drive Lieut Alfred J Moorhead of 217 Kensington Road and Second Lieut Phillip T Young of Manlius receive commissions and will be stationed at Harrisburg Pa after training. A 40 member bar delegation led by Truman H Preston and Myron S Welvin saw them off at New York Central Station. Others leaving include Second Lieuts Robert K Brockway William G Finch and John G Hammeken who will attend the Miami course as well.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County Bar Association
Miami
Fla
Army Air Corps
George T. Driscoll
Berkeley Drive
Alfred J. Moorhead
Kensington Road
Phillip T. Young
Manlius
Lapell
Harrisburg
New York Central
The
Bar Association
Truman H. Preston
Myron S. Welvin
Moorhead
Association
Driscoll
Robert K. Brockway
Skaneateles
William G. Finch
Mildred Avenue
John G. Hammeken
Fair City Savings and Loan Shows Dividend Gains
The board of Fair City Savings and Loan Association declared a six month dividend of 2.16 percent for instalment savings and 2 percent for savings and income accounts. Harold T. Kruman announced the figures centered on strong capital growth reported by the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York.
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Fair City Savings and Loan Association
Harold T. Kruman
Federal Home Loan Bank of New York
Federal ‘Home Loan Bank
New York
New Jersey
Kruman
Jacob J. Moses
Mr. Kruman
George A. Loewenberg
Ray J. Luke
Fayetteville
Mr. Lee
Tabernacle Church Picnic Date Corrected
Fairfax Montague, president of the Tabernacle Baptist Church Men’s Club, says the annual barbecue, picnic and field day will be held at Elmwood Park from 3 to 9 P M on July 11. A prior notice in the Syracuse Herald Journal incorrectly listed the date.
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Fairfax Montague
Men’s Club
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Elmwood Park
Petition Denied in Auburn Appeal for Habeas Corpus
An order from the Court of Appeals at Alberty denies the petition of Henry Schechtman of Auburn Prison Trimate for leave to prosecute an appeal from a lower court ruling dismissing habeas corpus. The county clerk's office received the order yesterday.
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Auburn
Court of Appeals
Alberty
Henry, Schechtman
Trinate
Lower Cours
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