Syracuse native killed in Okinawa action
A Syracusan, Corp. Paul Starusnak, and Radioman 3/C Robert A. Talmage, both from Syracuse, were casualties from Okinawa. Starusnak trained at Fort Denver before sailing overseas. Talmage enlisted in 1945 and was wounded in the Okinawa campaign, with surviving family listed in the notice.
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L. W. Talmage
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State to study Syracuse building site for new state offices
Gov. Dewey appointed a committee to study housing for state departments amid crowded Albany, New York City and Buffalo offices. The state currently rents about 1.49 million square feet of outside space and leases exceed capacity across three cities.
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Unclear text on renting private office space
Fragment discusses necessity of renting private office space in several communities where constructing a state office is not feasible due to funding limits. The passage lacks clear names or dates and reads as an administrative note.
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Bradley Making M-50 Bomb Parts
Cob Lester W. diura of the New York district Chemical Warfare Service announces Bradley Co at XI N Franklin St is manufacturing M-50 bomb parts for attacking Germany and Japan. He describes four pound magnesium fuzed missiles aiding destruction, with types M-69 M-76 M-74 and others using fulled compositions. in raids since Oct 25 thousands of M-SOs have aided destruction of Japan.
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Gold Star Mother Receives Posthumous Medals for Son
Mrs. Bertha Donovan of 382 Castle Street attends a ceremony at the Army Air Base where Lt. Robert B. Donovan, killed in action over Germany last October, is awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf clusters posthumously. Maj Frank F. Marchetti pins the medals as Patricia Donovan looks on. Donovan was a 47 mission pilot with the 11th Army Air Force in Italy and entered service in January 1952.
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Fete for H J Clark Retiring Deputy Superintendent
Board of Education members and fellow employees fete Harry J. Clark at a Willow picnic. Clark, retiring deputy superintendent in charge of plant and maintenance, was honored by staff in a farewell event.
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Education official Clark dies after long absence
Clark, linked to the city education department for about 25 years, was found dead in April near Onondaga Lake Bay after being missing since October. He served as recommissioner of education from 1910 to 1932 and spent one year as board president. He also marked the Sith anniversary of graduation from the College of Engineering at Cornell University.
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