Syracuse University Ousts Entire Football Coaching Staff
Syracuse University announces all football coaching positions are vacant with a plan to hire a completely new staff. Athletic director Lewis Andreas will shift to administrative duties, and head coach bay singer is released after rejecting retention on a two year contract. No new coach named at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University Today
William
Tolley
Finla G. Crawford
Lewis P. ‘Andreas
Reaves _Baysinger
Baysinger
Royal
Inc
Uded
Syracuse
Lavern ‘Kip
Taylor
Michigan State
Tavior
Asta
East ‘Lansing
Mich
Favior
Car crash injures two at Oneida crossing
A collision at the Main Street crossing of the New York Central in Oneida City seriously injured James Preece and his wife Linda as Gates were being repaired. Police say Preece drove into a wetbound freight train while a flagman, Hewitt, directed traffic from the north. Both were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Preece
Roberts
Canastota
New York Central
Oneida
Hewitt
William Murphy
Linda
Syracuse to Get TV Cable by Year’s End
The Bell Telephone System announced expansion of its television network to 13 more eastern and midwestern cities this year, doubling miles of network channels and linking 27 towns overall. The plan adds Syracuse, Schenectady, Utica, and Rome via a radio relay system, with further expansions from New York to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. as the year progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York C
Bell Telephone System
Long Lines Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
R. L. Jand
Willmington
Det
Wall
East Coast
Briall
Lancaster
Erie
Rochester
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Atl
New York City
Albany
Syracuse
Schenectady
Utica
Rome
Bell System
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Washington, D.C
Est
Doolittle Seeks GOP Mayoral Nomination in City
Councilman Leslie A. Doolittle announces candidacy for the Republican mayoral nomination amid strong financial backing and GOP leader support. He says he may run independently if the GOP nominates someone else and urges a break from parity bossism. Concluded on Page 6, Column U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
A. Doolittle
Clix
Arking Meters Swere Sa
Todar
Doolittle
G.O.P
Doolitie
Albany Cup Post OK'd by Senate
The Senate confirmed Francis T. Myloit a Democrat as a member of the State Public Service Commission. The post pays $16,500 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Cup
Senate
Francis T. Myloit
State Public Service Commission
Four-year-old George M. Riker II Dies in Guam Accident
Four-year-old George Michael Riker II son of Sgt. and Mrs. George M. Riker former Syracusans died in Guam when a 55 gallon drum and wood rack toppled onto him. Sgt. Riker served with the Air Corps Engineers and the family had resided in Guam about two years. The child was born in Bedford Tad and had ties to Syracuse area relatives including Lt. Michael Boland and Mrs. Joan Bednarski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michael Riker 2d
T/Set
George M. Riker
Guam
Sgt. Riker
Air Corps Engineers
Associated Press
Riker
Suam
Ritchie
Bedford
Tad
Set. Riker
Roy David
Damon's Point
Oneida Lake
Bridgeport
Sgt. Birer
Syracuse
Air Corps School of Engineering
Yate University
Set
Slavihge
Joseph F. Charites
Michael Boland
Daily features and sections listing
A page index lists comics by Aida Jean Kain and Dr Dean, column and features across pages 15 to 39 including Amusements 22, Financial 2, Classified 24 27, Sports 26 21, Editorials, Letters 18, Deaths 74. Also notes radio segments and Todays Pictures on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Financial
Brigge
aing-Reportr
City Life Is Radio
Soeisl- Pei
Leuers
Winchell Is
Million-dollar naming offer from College of South Jersey
Arthur E. Armitage, president, said donations of any amount could lead the college to rename itself or honor a donor with a named library or chair. The joke implies the college would become any donor’s namesake in exchange for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollingsworth
XN. J
College of South Jersey
Arthur E. Armitage
John Jones Institution
Shidlu
Etaoin College
Ito
Armitage
War hero Daniel Bones receives Queen Victoria South Africa medal
In Belfast officials pinned the Queen Victoria South Africa War Medal on Daniel Bones, honoring his Boer War service from nearly fifty years earlier. The event marks a formal recognition of his bravery and past duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Daniel Bones
Queen Victoria
Wall Street Leaders Meet After Strike Call
Presidents and board members of the Stock Exchange Cut Exchange and Céton Exchange gathered with M. David Keefe head of the APL United Financial Workers Union. Keefe who led last year's Wall Street strike was host in New York as union energy and protest signs potential reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Stock Exchange
Cut Exchange
Céiton Exchange
David Keefe
APL
United Financial Workers Union
Wall Street
G O P Aid Sought in Senate Filibuster Battle
Senator Lucas of Illinois asked Republicans to back a rule change to curb debate and limit filibusters as Southern Democrats fight to block the move. He outlined a timetable for a potential showdown next week, with Vice President Barkley to rule on debate limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucas
Ilinois
Stirihe
Senate
Connallv
D-Tex
Barkley
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Wherry
R-Neb
French Police Arrest 10 Red Spy Suspects
Paris authorities say ten Communist spy suspects have been arrested in a crackdown aimed at removing seditious elements from the armed forces. The drive continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Freedom Train seen by area pupils and factory workers
Pupils from Fabius Split Rock Lafayette Central Tully and Jamesville schools visited the New York State Freedom Train in Syracuse along with 161 Marsellus Casket Co. workers. Lt Col Corry welcomed groups and noted total attendance neared 31 000 with 1 61 workers on today’s tour and 39 yesterday. The program plans a Younger Children's Day tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
John ¥. Marsellus
Marsellus Casket ‘Co
H. A. Monnoyer
van Rensselaer
Erie Bird
Frank B. Corry
Marsellus Casket Co
Col. Corry
Davy
Axis Sally Denies Treason Aiming to Help Enemy
Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally ends direct testimony in treason trial denying any intent to betray the United States. Her attorney, James J. Laughlin, asks if she wanted the U S to lose the war. she answers no. Gillars also says Germans cut her food rations when she refused to work with Martin Monti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mildred FE
Sally’ Gillars
United States
James J. Laughlin
Miss Gillars
Martin J. Monti
Atlantic storm blankets Northeast with heavy snow
Snow and cold swept from Atlantic into New England and New York City. Syracuse was forecast to pick up another inch as temperatures plunged. Highways remained hazardous across most of New York. planes were grounded earlier but resumed today. 12 inches fell in western Massachusetts and parts of Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Nantucket
New England
New York City
Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Rochester
Utica
Glens Falls
Cannon
Albany
Masssachusetts
Connecticut
Trolley Crash Injures Sixty Four in Downtown Los Angeles
Sixty four trolley riders were hurt in a head on collision of two downtown cars. Flying glass injured over twenty passengers while others suffered minor injuries. Thirty required hospital treatment but were discharged later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Flying Glass
Envoys Work Out Sea Pact Terms
Representatives of seven nations met at the State Department to finalize the North Atlantic security treaty draft. Informants said the work might finish today, but completion before day’s end was by no means certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington CP
State Department
Robbery in Newark Escapes With $8000 Payroll
Two bandits robbed a Newark establishment at 26 Prospect Street and fled in a waiting car with a payroll totaling $8000. The crime occurred today and is under Newark police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
NX. J
Insurgent Republicans Clash Over Dewey Budget Plans
Mounting support from Senator Walter Mahoney backs his demand to cut a $936 million budget and oppose a $168 million tax increase. Party divisions widen as Mahoney proposes program shaving and education safeguards while opponents fear harming construction and state services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcan
Dewey
Walter J. Mahoney
Mahoney
G.O. P
Pliny
William
Westchester
Dewer
Williamson
D. Mallory Stephens
Assembly Ways and Means
Bitters
Stephens
Escape of Soviet Pilot Revealed
The U S Army disclosed that a Russian airman, Vladamir Barasikov, 23, fled Siberia for the United States and claimed Soviet fliers believe the atomic bomb exists. He landed a C 47 on a Russian island near Hokkaido on November 10, 1938, but the arrival was not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORYO
Siberia
Japan
U. S
Sier
Vladamir Barasikov
United States
Bareshkov
Rishizi Asland
Hokkaido
Two Spines and a Lesson on Words Across Borders
A Cronin quip about English versus American accents collides with a schoolroom joke from an Ockrey teacher. He cautions boys about words with similar sounds, noting Spine versus spine as a cheeky example, and hints at a broader historical reference to General Francois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Francois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Syracuse U
Andreas
By Lawrence J. Skiddy
Gar
Brockport
Edward Barlow
R. D. Liverpool
Bertram Farrell
Gaskill Av
Liverpool
Leo Beebe
Doolittle’ S Hall
Gop
Laurenge
O'Toole
Joan Bednarski
Marcellus
Ethel Ae Reynolds
George Riker
Aida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Marry
Palsy
Wally
New. York
Central
Park
Lower Manhattan
G.O.P. Aid
Truman
Plattsburgh
Henry Klimek
Park Ar
New York State
Legislature
Kirtland I
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!