Police Seek Husband Of Car Crash Victim
Syracuse police search for Edward Anson, husband of Lillian Nolan Anson of Rome, killed in a Camden area crash at 1:30 AM. The victim, 29, waitress at the Commander Hotel, lived at 724 South James Street, Rome. The crash involved a coupe driven by William Wesseldine of Camden. he survived. Funeral arrangements and surviving relatives are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lillian Nolan Anson
Rome
Camden
Edward Anson
R.D. 1
Camden-Taberg
Conley Patrick Nolan
Five Former Bundists Face Court In Immigration Case
Former national Bund secretary Gissibl testified about his German origins Arrived in the U S in 1923 and served in World War I He linked Teutonia Society to the Nazi movement and claimed his group sought to spread National Socialism while maintaining ties to Germany The defense contends the defendants are true Americans and deny immigration fraud charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gissilel
Hitchcock
Neuremberg
Germany
United States
Gissibl
German Folks Freedom Party
National Socialistic Labor Party
Gamburg
National Party
NSDAT
Andrew
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fritz
Hitler
Chicago
Teutonia Society
Teutonia
Eep
Milwaukee
Detroit
New Jersey
Souis
Cincinnati
Sether
Friends of the
Fritz Gissib
National Socialist Party
Thom
Directo
Gerpany
Farewell Party For Lt Miller At Salvation Army Hall
Lt Ralph Miller of 121 Woog Avenue leaves Salvation Army duties to become assistant officer at Sala gpanca. A farewell gift was given by ex law members of the Salvation Army band at armyheadquarters. Adj Willem Chamberlain presided as Lt Lelie Malpass of Cincinnati will succeed Lieutenant Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ralph Miller
Woog Avenue
Salvation Army
Salagpanca
Salva Army Band
Cat Rescued on Bear Street by Neighbor in Mission
A cat trapped in a Bear Street tree was rescued after neighbor Mrs. Rogan and local residents climbed the tree. The effort followed Mrs. Ryan’s complaint that agencies did not respond. Shoes left behind remain with the quiet street returning to wartime chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Street
Thomas J. Ryan
Police Department
Parks Department
Society For
Hill Nursing School Opens at Syracuse University
The Collegiate School of Nursing at Syracuse University opens with 53 students including 20 from nearby. Dean Edith H. Smith leads the program in cooperation with Syracuse Memorial Hospital and University Hospital of the Good Shepherd. Academic work in Liberal Arts, hospital training starting December, government aid for 30 month training, and postwar bachelor’s qualification paths are noted. Florence Wilson and Marie Hudson assist in the nursing start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Smith
Florence Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Marie Hudson
University Hospital
Missionaries Return to Japan Hinges on Peace Terms
Dr. Hugh Vernon White of Boston told Plymouth Congregational Church that missionaries will not return to Japan after the war unless the peace treaty grants Japanese self-respect. He opposed bombing Tokyo's Imperial Palace and urged civil governance respectful of Japanese symbols, predicting a rise in interdenominational missions and a need for 750 more missionaries in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Japan
Hugh Vernon White
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Plymouth Congregational Church
White
Imperial Palace
Tokyo
Heat Wave Hits Syracuse Area On Tenth Day Of Heat
Syracuse sweltered as the 10th day of a heat wave brought temperatures from 76 at 7 AM to near 90s by afternoon. Police reported multiple heat related incidents and upstate counties logged a weekend death toll of 12 with drownings and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
MacArthur Stadium
James G. LeSieur
Fellows Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospitals
U.S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
New York City
Albany
Rochester
The
Mercury
Buffalo
Bus Franchise Up in Council
The Caruga Omnibus Company has operated two years without a franchise for buses to Auburn Marcellus and Skaneateles. A new five year franchise retroactive to 1940 was set for Common Council action. Councilman Will proposed $900000 borrowing to complete a 3.5 million bond payoff in 1944. Real estate ordinances include leasing four parcels at 619 627 South Warren Street. A deed to the property was filed last week and litigation will begin tomorrow for the estate commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruga Omnibus Company
Auburn
Marcellus and
Skaneateles
Eric Will
South Warren Street
Mervin W. Lay
Atltormey
First Week Blood Donor registrations in Syracuse
In the first week 1729 people in Syracuse and Onondaga County registered to donate blood for the fighting forces. Mrs. Harold Edwards, Red Cross chair, says 300 more donors are needed this week. The Rochester Mobile Unit will visit Syracuse on Tuesday to begin accepting donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Harold Edwards
Red Cross Blood Donor Service
Rochester
Herald
South Warrent Street
Mother Saves 6 Weeks Old Baby From Robineau Road Fire
Fire of undetermined origin damaged upper stories of Kenneth W. Given’s Robineau Road home in Onondaga County. Mrs Given carried the six weeks old infant Dean Daniel Given to safety as firemen fought the blaze with three companies. The canine prize ribbons and other belongings were saved, while the attic and roof suffered heavy damage. The home’s occupant was a penitentiary cashier. his wife and infant were downstairs during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Given
Onondaga County
Robineau Road
Robert Kramer
Dean Daniel Given
Mr. Given
Jamesville
Kramer
City County Civil Service Units Merge Plan Approved
Onondaga County wins State Civil Service Commission approval for a merged city and county civil service commission to govern public jobs. Carl P. Wright will chair the new county body with P. Frank Durkin and Floyd Van Wie as members. Some posts and rules face changes or rejection, including competitive exams for certain posts and abolishment of an interview based experience rating. The move comes as the municipal commission nears extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
County Civil Service Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Herbert B. Myron
Albany
Carl P. Wright
Municipal Civil Service Commission
P. Frank Durkin
City Commission
Floyd van Wie
Baldwinsville
State
East
Syracuse
Solvay
League of Women Voters
Common Council
Cornell University Buys Binghamton Press Property
Cornell University acquired the Binghamton Press building at 19 Chenango Street and a warehouse on Commercial Avenue, following the sale of the Binghamton Press to Frank E. Gannett. The sale price is about 400 009, with the Press structure valued around 700 000. The Kilmer era building, erected after 1904, is mainly office space and was acquired as an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Binghamton Press
Frank E. Gannett
Gannett
Chenango Street
Commercial Avenue
Cornell University
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Cornell
Fishing Trip Costs Hit by Gas Ration Loss in Syracuse
A Syracuse fisherman weighed the value of a fresh catch on Oneida Lake near Brewerton against 30 days of gasoline ration loss ordered by the District Office of Price Administration after a pleasure driving charge. The hearing before acting inspector J W Hansen noted a summons served as investigators watched summer resort activity. The OPA official said checks will continue on all resort areas into fall as Central New Yorkers were urged to limit nonessential driving over the Fourth of July weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Oneida Lake
Brewerton
District Office of Price Administration
J. W. Hansen
Ube
Alan Longley
Nimrod
OPA
Giant Nearby Berries Bring Record Price
The Regional Market sold a crate of 24 quarts of strawberries for 12 dollars this morning, a season high. One unidentified farmer earned 12 dollars for a crate while others brought 6 to 9 dollars. the berries were large 16 to 18 inches? and deep red, firm, prompting praise from onlookers.
Captain Cobb Promoted to Air Corps Major in WWII Ranks
Major Harold E. Cobb of the U S Army Air Forces has been promoted to major, announced from First Fighter Command at Mitchel Field. A Syracuse insurance executive turned aviation advocate, Cobb led civil aviation efforts in upstate New York and contributed to Syracuse University aeronautics programs. His sister is Dr. Mabel C. Conway of 111 Ruskin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Cobb
U. S. Army Air Forces
First Fighter Command
Mitchel Field
Cobb
Syracuse Insurance
Upstate New York
Aviation Club of
Syracuse
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Sparrow Builds Nest and Own Gallows With It
A sparrow in a neighborhood near Don Schindler’s home at 1505 West Onondaga Street built a nest in the eaves. While constructing with twigs and straw a piece of light rope a foot long formed a noose. The bird’s death followed as the rope tightened around its throat. Neighborhood mystery solvers believe the sparrow accidentally hanged while awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Schindler
West Onondaga Street
Hadeen
Soldier's Dog Laddie Missing Sends Urgent Family Appeal
Mrs. Cahoon of 256 Girard Avenue reports her son Pvt Leonard Cahoon a Topographical Engineers soldier is missing his dog Laddie. The brown reddish hound with white chest and a large head scar accompanied Cahoon before joining the Army and is described as a monarch by his worried mother. Nearby notes say Cahoon writes from Camp White Oregon asking about the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cahoon
the Topographical Engineers
Herald-Journal
Laddie
Dinner to Honor Richardson and Corcoran Tonight
A testimonial dinner in the Hotel Syracuse ballroom will honor Thomas J. Corcoran area director of the War Manpower Commission and James P. Richardson retiring Compensation Court referee. About 300 guests are expected with remarks from Lewis C. Ryan Claud Wampler and M J Murphey. Toastmaster Mark C. Kelly and Frank J. Ford will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Corcoran
Syracuse
Thomas J. Corcoran
War Man Power Commission
James P. Richardson
Lewis C. Ryan
Missioner of
New York City
Driver Held For Riding Over Lawns
Arthur E. Manseau, 21, of 222 Tallman Street, pleaded guilty to driving without an operator license and was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary by Judge Harry H. Farmer in Traffic Court. He was held on $500 bail for July 29 on a reckless driving charge. patrol officers alleged he drove over curbs and damaged shrubbery and lawns in the 100 block of Shotwell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Manseau
Tallman Street
Onondaga County
Harry H. Farmer
Manseau
Stewart Heller
Frank Silky
Shotwell Park
Judge Farmer
Robert D. Curry
James Street
Evelyn B. Wurst
Kingsley Place
Leo Beck
Schenectady
Betty M. Nolan
Mattydale
Charles J. Curran
Kirk Avenue
Andrew W. Eburt
South Midler Avenue
Louis DeGilio
Solvay
Floyd D. Franklin
Woodland Avenue
Cecil J. Rowley
Fayetteville
Earl A. Fults, Jr
Conklin Avenue
Joseph Zipaco
Hickory Street
Merton Barber
Dutton Avenue
Fred McCoy
East Castle Street
John S. Robinson
Syracuse
John Crego
Amherst Avenue
Part‑Time Pay Basis Granted To Laundries
Syracuse laundry heads welcomed Albany’s notice that the New York State Department of Labor granted laundries the right to hire part‑time help at part‑time pay. Hill Top Laundry’s Chester A. Conklin said many qualify for part‑time work and this change will greatly aid operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Albany
New York State Department of Labor
Chester A. Conklin
Hill Top
Damage Case Before Barrett in South Clinton Street markets
Nelson F. Pitts city engineer testified in the Court of Claims before Judge James J. Barrett regarding damage claimed by Berton E. Odell and Mabel J. Warner due to the D L & W Railroad elevation. Plaintiffs allege restricted access and visibility harmed Odell and Warner markets as the railroad and state defend the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Pitts
Court of Claims
James J. Barrett
Warner and Odell
South Clinton Street
Berton E. Odell
Odell’ S
Plan filed to reorganize Niagara Hudson system
The Niagara Hudson Power Corporation and Central New York Power Corporation file a four point reorganization under the 1935 act. The plan merges several subsidiaries, cements Niagara Hudson Company as operating entity, and winds up the holding company formation with asset distribution to preferred and common stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation
Central New York Power Corporation
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
New York State Public Service Commission
SEC
Federal Public Utility Holding Company Act
Niagara Hudson Company
Buffalo, Niagara and Hastern Power Corporation
Niagara Hudson Company, Incorporated
Niagara Electric Corporation
Niagara Lockport and Ontario Power Company
Lockport and Newfane Power and Water Supply Company
Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corporation
Niagara Falls Power Company
Niagara Hudson
Paul A. Schoellkopf
Earle J. Machold
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc
Central Hudson Gas and Electric
Niagara Hudson First
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation
Consolidated Edison Company of New York
Common
Central Hudson Common
Niagara Hudson Common
Northern Development Corporation Common
Buffalo
Niagara
Eastern Power Corporation Fire
New
Phantom Dog Wreaks Havoc in V Garden Area
SPCA workers under Dr Eugene E. Dooling search for a phantom mongrel blamed for damaging gardens around the 900 block of James Street North Crouse Avenue and Lincoln Park. Residents report packs of dogs roaming, barking late at night, and disturbing sleep as attempts to trap the lead dog fail and calls to authorities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPCA
Eugene E. Dooling
James Street
Crouse Avenue
Lincoin Park
SCA
Wilkes Condemns East Onondaga Street Apartment House
Fire Marshal Charles Wilkes condemned the three story brick triplex at 319-323 East Onondaga Street as a fire hazard and unsafe to occupy. The Campbell Estate was served notice after a rear wall collapse and a blocked second exit were found during inspection. Tenants include many children and were ordered to vacate immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Street
Public Library
Charles Wilkes
Marshall Wilkes
Campbell
Three Youth Depart for Institute and Camp Delegates
Roberta Struble Joyce Jones and Zola Jones of First Ward Methodist Church left for the Senior High Youth Institute at Keuka College as delegates. Susanne Henry and John Gallagher will attend the Junior High Youth Camp at Lake View Camp Grounds Lycoming later in the season. The Rev David W Bunville and Mrs Bunville will be instructors at the latter camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward Methodist Church
Roberta Struble
Joyce Jones
Zola Jones
Keuka College
Susanne Henry
John Gallagher
Lake View Camp Grounds
Lycoming
David W. Bunville
First Ward Church
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Lillian N. Anson
Minnie Gibo
Willis Avenue
Edward Eckert
Amboy
Frederick Allen
Charmaine Nolan
Chittenango
William Nolan
Sgt
Conley Nolan
Frederick G. Nolan
Arkansas
James Nolan
Us.n
Ray F. Morrison
Morrison
Alfred Wil ‘Taylor
Bund
Hill Nursing School
Ball Park
Upstate
Troy
Norma Richmond
Robert Durocher
Leonard Durocher
Floyd Struble
Geneseo
Donald Usher
Rte
Ang
Gong
Crosset's Creek
Oneida
George Pafka
Lillian Nollan
Wright
Durkin
van Wie
Binghamton Special Dispatch
Captain Cobb
Air Corps
Barrett
Pitts
V-Garden
SPLCA
Ss. Pca
Wilkes
Mattoes
Salina St
City Bank
Cortland
Y.W.C.A
DR. Humphreys
Humphreys
Peterson
Petereson
Ber Press
Creast Siciliz
Han | Tal
Peete
Tk Asser
Defen
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