July 1 Draft Likely to Be Called Soon
Washington reports the Army plans to call about 50,000 Selective Service trainees monthly in the last half of the year. Many new registrants will come from the 750,000 men aged 21 who must register tomorrow. An executive order fixes 900,000 trainees for fiscal 1941.
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Washington
Army
Selective Service
Army High Command
White House
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
William D. Hassett
Draft Registration Places in This County Tomorrow
On July 1 all men who have turned 21 since Oct 16 must register for Selective Service. Registration runs 7 AM to 9 PM at 19 local board locations in Syracuse and Onondaga County, with exemptions similar to the first draft. Registrants may register at any board. include details for each board, station, and contact.
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Draft Board
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Wolf and
Park Streets
Harold P. Naumann
Oak Street
Park Street
William Allan Dyer
Hamilton Street
Engine Company
Hamilton
West Fayette Streets
William A. Pap~worth
Denison Building
Fayette and
Warren Streets
Frederick P. White
West Onondaga Street
South West Street
Daniel O. Macken
West
Newell Street
L. Grant Sheldon
Robert S. O'Neill
Geddes, Clay, Chéro
Lysander
Woods ‘ Road
Solvay
Baldwinsville
Brewerton
Justice of the Peace
Alfred J. Strever
Adrian J. Grobsmith
Skanesateles
Marcellus
Elbridge
Camillus
van Buren
Skaneateles
Jordan Street
Dewitt
Salina
Manlius
East Syracuse
Village Hall
Fayettevill
Liverpool
Onondaga
Tully
Fabius
Pompey
Spafford
la Fayette
Otisco
State Tower
Central
Ghrowe
Townsend Clubs Convention Backs Pension Plan Debate
Dr Francis E Townsend urged sacred service to advance the pension plan at the sixth Townsend Clubs National Convention in Buffalo, predicting 8,000 delegates. Speakers argued the plan would boost prosperity with a wartime economy method, via a 2 percent tax on incomes over 3000 dollars yielding trillions in pensions annually. The convention opened today and runs through Friday.
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Buffalo
Townsend Clubs
Francis E. Townsend
America
L. W. Jeffery
Chicago
Townsend
Earl Wilson
Homer D. Angell
R-Ore
260 Syracusans Join Delegates at Buffalo
More than 200 Syracusans attended the sixth national gathering in Buffalo seeking economic stabilization through proposed old age pensions and enforced spending measures. The large delegation supported efforts to shape national policy and urged disciplined fiscal reform.
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Buffalo
United States
Lafayette Marine Corporal And Bride at Niagara Falls
Corporal Floyd G. Scammell of the U S Marines and his bride Ada Marie Woodruff of Philadelphia married at Tabernacle Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. The couple plans a wedding trip to Lafayette and then return to Philadelphia where Scammell is stationed. The service romance began with a Thanksgiving 1939 turkey dinner. Scammell, 30, is a Lafayette High School graduate and former Remington Rand employee.
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Niagara Falls
Corp
Floyd G. Scammell
U. S. Marines
W. H. Scammell
Lafayette
Ada Marie Woodruff
Philadelphia
Scammell
Corporal Scammell
U. S. Navy
Marine Corps
Tabernacle Lutheran Church
Willard Scammell
Clifford Davies
Davies
Elaine Woodruff
Lafayette High School
Remington Rand
New York City
Townsend convention opens in Buffalo led by Paul Chase
Paul Chase national Townsend representative for New York State heads the Buffalo convention program and acts as musical director. Mrs. Maude B. Conant of Syracuse deputy national representative for Central New York will speak on The Role of the Women's Auxiliary in Our National Organization. About half the Syracuse delegation arrived by bus from City Hall yesterday while others came by auto, bus, or train. The Syracuse group attended a reception for the New York State delegation of over 2,500 at Hotel Buffalo last night, with convention reports to be given at Saturday’s 35th District Townsend Rally at Kanatenah clubrooms.
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New York State
Hotel Buffalo
Kanatenah
Townsend Club Weekly Activities Schedule Card
Monday sessions at Butternut Street and Planer s Hall feature business, games, and refreshments. Tuesday lists multiple clubs with meetings, entertainment, and dancing plus refreshments at various halls. Wednesday shows Victory and Planer s Hall events with games, supper, and business. Thursday neighborhood club meets with games and refreshments. Saturday hosts the 35th Congressional District rally at Kanatenah club rooms at 2:30 PM.
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Butternut Street
Seeley Avenue
Planer's Hall
Kenyon
South Salinas
Planer
Naborhood Club
35Th Congressional District
Kanatenah
Hibernian Picnic Supports $10,000 West Side Auditorium
Money raised by the Ancient Order of Hibernians at its second annual outing at Griffin Field Liverpool will fund a $10,000 sports auditorium on the West Side. The event featured a parade, a Tyrone County Pipers Band concert, a five mile footrace won by John L. Sullivan, and the Central New York A. O. H. softball title won by Syracuse. Additional contests included cracker eating, races, and a horseshoe exhibit by local champions.
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Order of Hibernians
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Clinton Square
Griffi Field
Tyrone County Pipers Band
New York City
Little Falls
Bob Derrick
Jack Connors
Syracuse Battery
Connors
Ambrose Linehan
Jack McCarthy
Syracuse
Betty Gosson
Lillian Hess
Ormand Duck
Dick Mackey
Wesley Adams
Paul Whalen
Dan Keegan
Jack Murphy
Mary Margaret Hewitt
Jean Dougherty
John Cr
War economy to upend family life says professor
Dr Edward Lindeman warned 600 Home Economics teachers that a war economy will last six to 25 years and disrupt consumption habits. He urged collaboration with bankers to form Consumer Adviser boards for budgeting and spending wisely amid mounting domestic debt and social shifts. Dr H L Caswell spoke on curriculum quality at the morning session.
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Edward C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Lindeman
Educational Department
New York State Bureau of Home Economics
Syracuse University
United States
H. L. Caswell
Division of Instruction
Teachers College
Columbia University
Majority of 27th Division to receive 10 day leave in July
In Tullahome Tennessee June 30 approximately 85 percent of the 27th Division will be granted 10 days furlough in July. The change raises the share from 45 to 85 percent and allows three groups to depart Fort McClellan on July 5 6 and 7 with return flights July 15 16 and 17. Central New York Guardsmen and trainees in the 104th 105th 106th and 108th Regiments are affected. The division recently completed six weeks of maneuvers in Tennessee and will have a skeleton staff on duty during the leave period.
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Tullahome
Tenn
William N. Haskell
Fort McClellan
New York
Tennessee
12th Annual Picnic And Field Day At Jewish Home
The Jewish Home for Aged of Central New York held its 12th annual field day and picnic on the home grounds near Syracuse Fayetteville Road. Residents enjoyed athletic events and carnival midway fare funded to support the home’s maintenance. Participants included Jewish War Veterans Troop 40, Boy Scouts, Jewish Community Center, Mt Sinai, and Philo Masonic Lodges. committee members were Max Lichtman Irving Shimberg Irving Schwartzman Arthur Silverman Al Greeson and Jerome Liberman.
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New York
Syracuse-Fayetteville
Jewish War Veterans
Troop 40
Boy Scouts of
He Jewish Community Center
Mt. Sinai
Philo Masonic Lodges
Max Lichtman
Irving Shimberg
Irving Schwartzman
Arthur Silverman
al Greeson
Jerome Liberman
Father Brennan Honored On Ordination Anniversary
Members of St. Brigid's Church honored their pastor Rev. William F. Brennan on the 25th anniversary of his ordination with a Benediction service and a reception. Maurice J. McAuliffe presented the pastor a gold chalice a gold watch golf clubs and government bonds. Rev. William J. Dwyer chaired the celebration with Thomas Lundy and Mrs. Anna Hayes as co chairs.
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St. Brigid's Church
William F. Brennan
Father Brennan
Maurice J. Mc
Auliffe
William J. Dwyer
Thomas Lundy
Anna Hayes
St. Brigid’s Church
Maurice J. McAuliffe
Police Feed Poultry And Hunt Owner
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Seeley fed fourteen chickens and one duck believed owned by William Carr after neighbors complained the fowl lacked food since Tuesday when Carr allegedly left home. One chicken and one duck had died, and the deputy said he would press charges when Carr returns. Fire record notes no fires Monday.
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William Carr
Joseph Seeley
Carr
Seeley
Giminski Hosts Farm Picnic For Americanization League
Giminski will host an annual basket picnic at his farm on Highbridge Road tomorrow. Board members teachers staff and families attend. Sports begin at 4 PM. Rev Dr William L Scheding pastor of Mount Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church serves as picnic committee chairman.
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John F. Giminski
The
Americanization League
Mr. Giminski
Highbridge Road
William L. Scheding
Mount Tabor
Lutheratt Church
Picenic
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U. S
Annie TL. Method
University
College of Home Economics
H. I. Caswell
Marion
van Liew
State Education Department
Rain Proit
Eahington
Levey
Hibernian Picnic Aids House Fund
Dr. Lindeman
Rumolph
Jefferson
Farnews Potareld Sim Giemes
New Order
N. Y
Police Feed
Giminski
Ib Et Reeds
Panamania
Oxford
Balti News
Thisia
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