Record Heat Streak Lifts Stateswide Temperatures
A 22 degree rise since midnight brought many cities in the state into the 90s with Rochester at 96 and Buffalo at 93. The U S Weather Bureau warned of continued heat with a late afternoon high near 93 or 94 and a cooler threat for Thursday after storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Erie
Cleveland
Rochester
Buffalo
Albany
Utica
Binghamton
Mercury
Dansville
Newburgh
Elmira
Oswego to Hold War Emergency Radio Service Meeting
A Oswego County meeting to establish a War Emergency Radio Service will be held at 3 p m in Civilian Defense headquarters 153 West Second Street Luther W Mott director of civilian protection will preside He explains the service would aid communications after storms and notes equipment is handmade by volunteers.
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Oswego
Oswego County
SP. M
Civilian Defense
West Second Street
Luther W. Mott
Mr. Mott
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mott
Letters of Administration Issued in Johnson Estate
In Auburn on June 28 letters of administration were issued in Surrogate's Court to Dorothy Van Norstrand concerning the Martha E. Johnson estate. The estate is valued at $200 in personal property and $3,000 fealty.
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Johnson
Auburn
Une
Dorothy van Norstrand
Martha “E. Johnson
Wonderful for Skin and Scalp Irritations
Product description touts relief for skin and scalp irritations with a soothing formula. Ends with a promotional note for ongoing use and potential benefits.
Foot Bath Relief For Nurses From MU-COL Powder
Hospital nurses seek quick relief for tired feet using MU-COL hygienic powder dissolved in a foot bath. The circulating ad copy promises marvelous relief for sore and tender feet with daily work demands and urges readers to visit their nearest drug store for MB-COL.
Army airmen guide canyon rescue party at Grand Canyon
Army airmen plan to guide a third ground party to three aircrew marooned on a desert plateau 500 feet above the Colorado River. Park Rangers and river units will descend to establish radio contact and prepare a river crossing by Friday. The stranded trio are Lt. Charles Goldblum, Flight Officer Maurice Cruickshank Jr., and Corp. Rey Embanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Pi—aArmy
Colorado River
Park Rangers
Mile Deep
Donald B. Phillips
Kingman, Ariz. Army
Park Service
James Wergen
Salinas
Calif
Dan E. Clark
San Diego
Coast Guard
Charles Goldblum
Pittsburgh
Maurice 3
Holton Devo Held for Grand Jury
Holton Devo is held for grand jury as authorities allege he shot Ruth Benders, his former housekeeper, during a June confrontation. Aretia Devo refused to testify about the murder charge against her father, while Deputy Judge King testified to Devo's statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aretia Devo
IR Maniligs
Steel
East
Syracuse
Holton Devo
Sho
Een Devo
Miss Bender
Son and Joy
King
Deyo
Miss
Dhe
Putih
Junior Grange Meeting Plans Picnic at Pulaski Hall
Wide Juvenile Grange members met at Grange Hall in Pulaski on Tuesday night. Officers conferred on several candidates and details for the annual picnic were set.
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Pulaski
Pharmacy Advisory Group Honored At Meeting Here
Col. Samuel J. Kopetsky spoke at the Hotel Syracuse as the New York State Pharmaceutical Association honored the Pharmacy Advisory Committee of New York for directing druggist deferments during the Selective Service process. Certificates were awarded to Dean Hugo H. Schaefer, Dean Charles Ballard, Marty Lasmore, Robert Gerstner, and Bertram Neergaard, with committee reports and deferment figures released to delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Pharmaceutical Association
Syracuse
William N. Arndt
Rochester
Samuel J. Kopetzky
New York City
Selective Service System
Curt P. Wimmer
Columbia Uiversity
N.S. Gesoulde
Brooklyn
Samuel J. Kopetsky
New York
Hugo H. Schaefer
College of Pharmacy
Lonfi Island University
Charles “Ballard
Columbia ”.University
Marty H. Lasmore
Robert R. Gerstner
Bertram *Neergaard
Sol
Col. Kopetzky
Germany
Selective Service
A. B. Lemon
Mr. Lamore
Michael Perhach
Austin Johnson
Louis Gitlin
James Hill
Nicholass. Gesoalde
J. J. Hamer
Frank L. Grennie
John FP. O'Brien
Cheplin Biological Laboratories, Inc
Thompson Road
Lee H. Bristol
Bristol- Myers Corporation
Cheplin
H.A. Cheplin
William M. Bristol, Jr
Bristol-Myers
William H. Arndt
Association
E. F. Kelly
American Pharmaceutical Association
Empire Boys State Set to Convene at Manlius School
W L De Weese national Boys State commissioner of the American Legion, visiting Syracuse, notes Empire Boys State will meet at Manlius School. He explains the program teaches citizenship and governance by participation, with 35 states already conducting sessions nationwide. War time disruptions will reduce the number of programs from typical years.
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Empire Boys
Manlius
W. L. de Weese
Columbus, C
The
American Legion
DeWeese
Syracuse
Ohio
Massachusetts
Vermont
Army Land Wavy
ReWeese
Special War Bond Premiere of Going My Way Tonight
A special War Bond premiere of Going My Way is shown at Weith's Theater this evening at eight o clock. Bing Crosby headlines with songs including DanAdder Forever and World Sort Like You. Barry Pilgerald, Phae Stevens, and Rise Stevens appear in the star studded cast with Crusty M in a key role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oueny
Bing Crosby
Weith
Savacose
Parelmnogh
Crusty
Ant Castistans
Barry
Pilggerald Phae Stevens
Metpolitan Operalan
Bing Croshe
Dan Adder
Opera Pequetion
Rise Stevens
Oesera
Enas Treen
Carmen
Bingrove
Barry Fitzgerald
Reitlits Theater
Air Base Opens for Bond Rally Public Visit
The Syracuse Army Air Base will open for a War Bond rally this Saturday from 1 PM to 3 PM. Visitors may drive to parking areas inside the base parading grounds. The event features GI entertainers, the Post Band, and planned aerial demos with base aircraft.
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Syracuse
Army “Air Base
Command
G. I
Kirkpatrick
C. M. Mills
Midland Avenue
Lawrence J. la Crease
Post 41
American Legion
Syracuse Department of Parks
WFBL
Farmer given prison term for draft report failure
John Tacak of Lee Center, a Jehovah's Witness farmer, was sentenced by Judge Frederick H. Bryant to three years and three months in federal prison for failing to report for entrainment to a conscientious objector camp. U S Attorney Stephen L. Waskiewicz presented evidence that Tacak had been classified by Local Board 434 at Sherrill as a conscientious objector and did not report on April 21. Other juries convicted Robert Smith Henry of Johnsonville and Ray Vining of Adams for the same offense, each receiving three-year terms. Ernest J. LaRouche of Hudson Falls was fined $100 for printing 15 C-2 gasoline ration coupons for a trip to a hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
John’ Alex. Tacak
Lee
Center
Jehovah ‘Witnesses
Frederick H. Bryant
Taciak
U.S
Stephen L. Waskiewicz
Sherrill
Robert Smith
Henry
Johnsonville
Ray Vinning
Adams
Ernest J. LaRouche
Hudson Falls
Ulica
Freedom Of Choice In New Job Controls From WSA
Workers will have maximum freedom in accepting jobs through the U S Employment Service under new controlled referrals. Mandatory assignment is rejected. local officials set minimum standards while workers may choose among acceptable positions and employers select workers with equal opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Employment Service
Paul V. McNatt
McNatt
Areca Wmc
Matti
Wales
Worms
Wesden Cnet
Er Hee
Ton Delving
Weber Union
Tis Will
War Bonds Drive Surges as New Process Bonds Reported
New Process Corporation buys 750000 in war bonds with plant rallies at Syracuse and Fifth War Loan momentum. Local speakers include Sgt Rosemary Porter and Ruth Porter, with Donald J Porter’s Normandy Message read. Shell Oil pledges 75000 and Western Auto Store claims 3000000 in bonds.
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Syracuse
Avis
Easy Washing Machine Corporation
W. A. Reed
Rosemary
Marine Corps
Ruth 2A
Porter
Century Drive
Donald J.°.Porter
Normandy
Process Gear Corporation
Harry S. Fhurner
Arthur Hawkins
Lincoln National Bank &Trust Co
Arnold E. Woonton
Shell Oil Company
War Finance Committee
E. Jones
Western Auto
Western Auto Supply Company
New York Reaches Bond Drive Milestone in June
New York State hits billion mark in Fifth bond drive as totals reach 244 300 000 in state sales with 312 300 000 overall. E bonds purchases amount to 98 800 600 26 9 percent of the objective. Merchant Marine Day events in New York City feature Adm Emory S Land addressing 500 trainees at Sheepshead Bay and U S Army Rangers as theater guests.
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York
INS
Treasury Department
Butler Reelected Head of Children's Bureau Board
J Campbell Butler was reelected president of the Children's Bureau at a board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Willard H. Glenn became honorary president as newly elected and existing officers were reelected. New board members include Mrs. Jacob Eckel and J Leonard Gorman among others. Executive secretary T Merrell Shipherd urged action on neglected children and noted war's impact on services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell Butler
Children’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Willard H. Glenn
A. van W. Hancock
Jane C. Sanford
Kathryn C. Kallet
Secrretary
John H. Hughes
Treascurer
Airs
Jacob E. Eckel
J. Leonard Gorman
Merion E. Jennings
Louis H. Leonard
DeAlion J. Ridings
Robert G. VanWarenen
Herbert G. Wright
T. Merrell Shipherd
Benjamin E. Shove
Bureau
Shipherd
Ane Nol Mo
Carl J. Bye
Dhe
Meeling
Agences
Fulton Man Promoted in Army Ranks
Fulton native Sam Plouster of Texas received a promotion in the Army. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fulton and graduated Fulton High School in 1924 before attending Dewery State Teachers College. He now serves at Headquarters Howth Artis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Army
Sam Plouster
Texas
Austin
U.S. Austin
Paroled 15 Year Old After Geneva Car Crash
A 15 year old, Angel Tannopolio of 46 Wadsworth Street, was paroled to his parents by police after a crash at orth Street and Carter Road when the car struck a telephone pole. Passenger Mary Calabrese of 54 East North Street and Mary Liberatore of 122 Andes Avenue were treated at Geneva General Hospital.
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Geneva
Fon
Orth Street
Carter Road
Angel
Tannopolio
Wadsworth Street
Mary Liberatore
Andes Avenue
Infant Linch Dies in Cortland Hospital
Ann Amelia Linch infant daughter of Howard and Ann Linch died at Cortland Hospital. Born April 9 1944 in Cortland she is survived by her parents three sisters Jeannetta Greta and Elizabeth two brothers Philip and Gary and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Harrington of Grant Street. Private funeral services will be held tomorrow at Earle W Wright Funeral Home at the convenience of the family with burial in Cortland Rural Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linch
Cortland Hospital
Cortland
Ann Amelia Linch
Howard
Ann Linch
Jeannetta
Greta
Elizabeth
Philip
Gary
Ray Harrington
Grant Street
Earle W. Wright
Cortland Rural Cemetery
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Brenda
oSae
Elabe Tien
Dave
Pata
Army Airmen Guide
Holton
Pharmacy Advisory Group
Farmer
Bryant
New Process Corporation
Buis
New Process Gear Corporation
Arthur W. Dinkins
Lincoln’ National Bank & Trust Company
Harry S. Thurner
Arnold
Woonton
New Prowess
Butler
Willard Glenn
Jonstown
Greenberg
Water St
Persian Garden
Hotel Syracuse
South
Salina St
Chang
Cae
Cnnbert
Mike Tha
Adi
Wessons
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