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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1944
Page
16
Investigators from the Syracuse District OPA will audit motorists at gasoline stations next week to ensure coupons are indorsed with license numbers and state registrations. Unindorsed coupons may lead to a hearing at the Rationing Board and possible revocation. The campaign aims to curb the black market and protect war effort fuel supplies.
W. E. Willis of Walworth is appointed assistant county agricultural agent to succeed Leo J. Dillon, who becomes county agent in Putnam County. Willis, a Cornell graduate and poultry expert, has worked in Odessa and Schuyler County and taught at Walworth vocational school. He starts April 1.
Joseph Quices, a 14 year veteran of the Syracuse Transit Company, completed his last trip yesterday as a Fellows Avenue line driver and will report to Sampson for training before submarine duty. He lives at 115 East Brighton Avenue and previously drove the East Syracuse South Salina line.
The Rt. Rev. William Payne Roberts former Episcopal bishop of Shanghai spoke in Syracuse at Mizpah Auditorium addressing Red Cross relief and his seven months internment by Japanese authorities during World War II. He described camp self governance and humane treatment with one incident of indignity, and noted plans to return to China after the war.
Mary A. Cahill of the U S Civil Service Commission will interview Cortland applicants Friday for clerk stenographer and typist posts with the Veterans Administration in Washington D C. Salaries are 1752 and 1971 for a 48 hour week. Headquarters are downtown Washington. Trained counselors aid housing and recreation. urgent openings with no end at war end. War workers at peak skill should not apply. Cahill will be at the Cortland post office Civil Service office.
Doctor Duane D. Parrish, 63, of East Syracuse, pleaded innocent yesterday at arraignment before Federal Judge Stephen W. Brennan on dispensing narcotics illegally. Parrish was paroled to post bail of $1,000 in Albany March 13.
Searchers hunted for a four engine bomber missing since February 25 after a wing section and salvage equipment washed ashore near Pleasant Point. Coast Guard and Civilian crews worked from air and shore as strong north winds hindered efforts to locate wreckage and power failures hampered the search.
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