Syracuse Air Corps Students Help Farmers To Save Hay
Eighteen Syracuse University Air Corps students, in dungarees and using pitch forks, volunteered to hay for farmers facing imminent rain. Recruited by the United States Employment Service, the group is awaiting 10 hours of flight training and will return to campus after aiding Onondaga County hay harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Syracuse University
United States Employment Agency
Irom
Bronx
Brooklyn
Seven Syracuse Men Receive Army Flying School Commissions
Seven Syracuse and Onondaga County men earned commissions as second lieutenants and navigator or pilot wings at Army flying schools in Texas. Graduates from San Marcos and Hondos join others from across the nation to expand aerial destruction expertise for the United Nations bomber fleet. Royal N. Roberts Aaron R. Bramhall William V. McCarthy Jr George D. Grubb Jr Thomas T. Murphy Donald M. Lindemayer Donald W. Banky. navigators and pilots await assignments to tactical units or instruction duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse and
Onondaga County
Texas
Royal N. Roberts
West
Yates Street
East
Syracuse
Frank T. Roberts
East 80Th Street
New York City
San Marcos Army Air Field
Aaron R. Bramhall
A. P. Bramhall
Ruth Avenue
William V. McCarthy, Jr
William V. McCarthy
Beverly Road
Hondo Air Field
George D. Grubb, Jr
Seeley Road
Blackland School
Thomas T. Murphy
Dewitt Street
Pampa Field
Donald M. Lindemayer
R. D
Liverpool
Ellington Field
Donald W. Banky
Marcellus
Moore Field
Hondos
San Marcos
Tex
Gulf, Coast Training Center
United Nations
Four Injured In Head On Crash At City Intersections
Four people were injured when a car and a trailer tractor collided head on at South Townsend and East Genesee Streets at 12 32 AM. Angelo Peluso 32 of 108 Van Rensselaer Street right turned into East Genesee Street. driver Harry Co Webster 32 of Fulton was southbound. Peluso received a right knee injury and three passengers also sustained injuries. Joseph DePeter 16 Pegry DePeter 18 and Caroline Salerno 22. Police issued a summons to Peluso for reckless driving after hospital ambulance was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Townsend
East Genesee
Angelo Peluso
van Rensselaer Street
Peluso
University Hospital
Joseph DePeter
Lilac Stret
Pegry DePeter
Lilac Street
Caroline Salerno
Highland Street
Ration Chief Hurt In Bicycle Mishap
Oscar F. Soule chairman of the Onondaga County War Price and Ration Board was injured in a bicycle accident last Friday afternoon near Park Avenue For Street while riding to his office on Brattle Road He could not attend his office today due to injuries and remained under a physician’s care as he recovers.
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Oscar F. Soule
Onondaga County War Price and Ration Board
Hig
O Serty
Soule
Brattle Road
Park Avenue
Son of Col Daye Enters West Point on Thursday
Thomas M Daye son of Col John F Daye commanding officer District 3 Second Service Command with HQ in Syracuse will enter West Point on Thursday He declined a commission as second lieutenant after earning wings from San Marcos Texas and serving as aviation cadet since September aged 20 He passed West Point entrance tests after earlier being rejected for flat feet and will join West Point July 1 for a visit with his father a West Point graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Daye
John F. Daye
District 3
Second Service Command
Syracuse
Texas
West Point
San Marcos
Col
Daye
Syracuse department stores join in war delivery plan
Four Syracuse stores Chappers Dey Brothers E W Edwards and L S Witherill s cooperate to meet Office of Defense Transportation rules on parcel deliveries. Deliveries limited to twice weekly per district with 60 inch girth and at least five pound weight. bundles arranged at desks in stores to combine purchases for single addresses.
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Syracuse
Office of Defense Transportation
Chappers, Dey Brothers & Company
E. W. Edwards
L. 5. Witherill's
Herald- Journal
ODT
Salina
Onondarca Creek
Solvay
Geddes
Erie Boulevard
Milan Avenue
Onondaga Creek
Death Car Driver Pleads Guilty in Wolf Street Tragedy
Jack Harrison of Mativdale admitted guilt in Trafic Court after his car left Wolf Street, killing Joseph Polsin at 814 Turtle Street. He pleaded guilty to driving on the wrong side. judge Marty H. Farmer fined him $15 and added four speeding fines of $10 each for other motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harrison
Mativdale
Wolf Street
Joseph Polsin
Turtle Street
Trafic Court
Marty H. Farmer
Judge Farmer
Clarence M. Neider
Alexander Place
Frank Schneckenburger
Long Island City
Michael
Hible
Schenectady
Samuel
Simon
Scotthelm Terrace
James Larden
Prospect Avenue
Prospect Avenue Hill
Prescott School
Ernest LaHart
Jasper
Accountants Debate War Profits Tax at NYS CPA Session
J. K. Lasser urged taxing war profits largely to the Treasury while shielding normal earnings, at the 10th Regional Chapter Conference in Syracuse. He noted exemptions from 1936–1939 earnings, discussed fairness in rate application, and urged CPAs to file claims by Sept. 15 for 1933 and prior excess profits taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. K. Lasser
Department of the
Wemal of Ananuniannty Entd Today
Journal of Accountancy
New York State Society of Certifiedublic Accountants
Syracuse
Lasser
Society
Harry D. Anderson
Upstate
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Congress
Treasury
Certified Public Accountants
Treasury Department
Dividend Declared for First Federal Savings Members
A 2 percent annual dividend of about 18000 will be mailed June 30 to owners of investment share accounts at First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Syracuse. The payout covers the first six months of the year. other savings accounts do not receive the dividend. Ernest A. Courrette, president, announced the allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Savings
First
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Syracuse
Ernest A. Courrette
Judge Warns Speeding Driver in Hospital Case
Milford House Jr of Baldwinsville pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to speeding 48 to 52 mph on Park Street. Judge Harry H. Farmer fined $60, remitting $40 after a hospital letter. the judge warned speed is not justified even for a family emergency as an infant required urgent operation at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost
Milford House, Jr
Baldwinsville
Trafffic Court
Harry H. Farmer
House
Park Street
Memorial Hos
Pital
Nighttime blackout test reports mixed in Upstate New York
The Oneida region and nearby towns conducted a blackout drill amid alarms and sirens. Officials noted delayed signals in Waterloo and Seneca Falls, while Seneca Falls and Geneva praised civilian defense cooperation and reliability. Some light violations occurred from unattended lights.
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Waterloo
OCP
Seneca Falls
Vernon Alling
Waterlpo
Geneva
One More Day Left To Pay Village Tax 1993
One day remains to pay the village tax for 1993. Taxes may be paid at the office of Harold Stickles, village collector, in the Delaware Block from 9 AM to 1 PM. A five percent late fee applies otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenango
Harold "5
Stickles
Delhpia
Civil Air Patrol Planes Support Statewide Air Raid Drill
Civil Air Patrol planes under Dr. Leslie A. Bryan aided in a statewide air raid test ordered by Governor Dewey. The Third New York Group flew from Syracuse Utica Binghamton Malone Cortland Penn Yan with detachments, covering from the Canadian to the Pennsylvania border and from Utica to Penn Yan. Reports will go to Governor Dewey and State OCP headquarters.
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Leslie A. Bryan
New York
Civil Air Patrol
Syracuse
Army Air Forces
Syracuse University
Bryan
Dewey
Upstate
OCP
Maj
Stuart Welch
Buffalo
CAP
Dr. Bryan
Utica
Binghamton
Malone
Cortland
Penn Yan
Canadian
Pennsylvania
War Chest Drives Get LS Early Start
Beginning mobilization of more than 2 000 volunteers, 75 division and section chairmen of the second United War Fund campaign met at Hotel Syracuse. With a goal of 1 500 000 to be raised Oct 14 29 for 134 agencies of the Community Chest and 16 War Chest groups, F Ware Clary is general chairman. Assisting him are DeBanks M Henward Jr and Arthur F Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
United War Fund Campaign
Syracuse
Community Chest
War Chest
F. Ware Clary
Clary
DeBanks M. Henward, Jr
Arthur F. Lewis
Stewart F. Hancock
United War Fund
Onondaga County
New York State War Fund
New National War Fund
USC and
United Seamen's Relief Fund
National Fund
National War Relief Fund
Council Votes Bond Refund and Related Ordinances
The Syracuse Common Council unanimously approved a state refund request to refinance 900000 of 1944 bonded debt to avoid a 3 per thousand tax increase by loan. A five year extension of the Cayuga Omnibus franchise was tabled for a July 19 public hearing. An ordinance to rent or sell 619 627 South Warren Street was held over amid title disputes with a bank protest. Parking rules near Walnut Place were set by ordinance per Army Air Forces requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
George H. Bedford
Cayuga Omnibus Corporation
Real Estate Commission
South Warren Street
Syracuse Bank
Walnut Place
Marshall Street
Io University Place
Army Air Forces
Syracuse University
Three More Breaks Hit City Water Conduit
City reports three new breaks in the No 3 conduit from Skaneateles Lake bringing total breaks to six in nine weeks. All were joint leaks in the same circuit. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts said repairs hoped to be completed by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skanealeles Lake
Swater
Nelson F. Pitts
Freshman Registration Surges at Syracuse University
Syracuse University reports 355 total registrations for the first summer semester wartime course with 309 students registering on the first day. The College of Liberal Arts led with 132 students, followed by Business Administration. 38 students enrolled in the new collegiate School of Nursing. The seven-college system includes Liberal Arts, Nursing, Journalism internships, Public Health Nursing, and ties to Memorial and University hospitals. All classes start tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Collegiate School of Nursing
Edith B. Smith
School of Nursing
Memorial and University
College of Liberal Arts
Business
College of Journalism
Devender
Five Upstate Men Named Prisoners By War Department
Five soldiers from New York State listed by the War Department as prisoners of war are identified by name and hometown. Pvt Beeles Jr of Phoenix. Pfc Christman. Pfc Roy G Gun of Fonda. Sgt Stanley R Kozlows. F D Lounbury of Lacc.
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New York State
Germany
Pvt
Beeles, Jr
Wesle
D. 1
Phoenix
Christman
Francis
Thage
Roy G
Helen Gunners Fonda
Stanley R
Joseph Kozlows
Binghamton
F D. Lounbury
Mr. Lounsbury
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USEB
Henry Reis El-Bara
Air Corps Training School
Liverpool Road
County
Col. Daye
Texas Aviation School
S Earl
Judge
Speeder
Paul R. Shanahan
Geddes Street
Paul Michels
Major Love
Cazenovia
John N. Johnson
OPA
Ward Oliver
George Leet
Seneca County
Oneida
George A. Murphy
Oneida Exchange
New York Telephone Company
Thomas E. Kilbourn
Murphy
State
Army
Aaron B. Sremialy
Moyss N
T. Murphy
Donald ML Uinlesayer
E. Genesee
Syrac
Radio-Phonog
Clark
Sverre
RADIO
Capehart
Scholl
EPA
Poor Si Anewshie
Asec Rs
Howetom
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