State flood program eyed at 9.81 million in 1942 plan
Army engineers propose a 9 810 000 flood control and harbor program for 1942 with 2 810 000 on New York State work and 1 400 000 for the New York City area plus 202 000 for Tonawanda and other sums for reservoirs conduits levees and river works across several counties. The plan includes navigation improvements for the Great Lakes Hudson River and surrounding harbors and notes substantial completion of Arkport reservoir and local flood projects at Oxford Painted Post and Avoca.
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New York and
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Chief of Army Engineers
Three Rivers
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Schley
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Tax Stamp Clue Jails 3 Boys as Burglars
A cigaret tax stamp led to three youths from Syracuse being linked to more than 30 burglaries. One 15-year-old confessed after Deputy Chief Kinney traced a pack to Strathmore Grocery, exposing two accomplices, Roy Barber and Edward Curtis, amid a long list of break-ins across December to March including gas stations, restaurants, and bowling alleys.
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John A. Kinney
Illiam Mansour
Strathmore
Midland Avenue
Anthony Fredenders
Thomas Reap
Fred Nepilowitz
Ronsour
Istore
Hinney
Bor
Roy Barber
East Taylor Street
Edward Curtis
Rapp
Barber
South Clinton Street
Texaco
South
Salina Street
Callahan’s
Milton Avenue
Esso
North State Street
Erie Boulevard
Standard
Park Street
Church War Relief Drive Nears Quota Across Syracuse
Syracuse churches report early results from a 10 day War Relief drive led by the Syracuse Council of Churches and allied bodies. Through noon today gifts total about 5000 with several churches surpassing goals including First Methodist 628 and Syracuse Episcopal 1153.03. Oneida Castle Cochran Memorial Presbyterian and Seventh Day Baptist Church of Churchville also report 100 percent contributions.
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Europe
Asia
Tracey K. Jones
New York
Jones
Syracuse Council of Churches
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
First Methodist Church of
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Syracuse West
Raymond FH. Huse
Oneida
Cochran Memorial Presbyterian Church
Oneida Castle
Seventh Day Baptist
Church of
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Fulton
Humbleby Seated as Supervisor in Dewitt Meeting
John G. Humpleby was seated as a member of the Dewitt Board of Supervisors at the first monthly session in the courthouse. The agenda included a jurisprudence committee report on bonding county employees and a highway map amendment bill to place the Syracuse to Rochester route on the state map. The right of way in Onondaga County was bought last year. A study on updating the Court of Appeals library on the fifth floor was also considered.
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John G. Humpleby
Dewitt
Lafternoon
Court House
John H. Bachman
Syracuse
Rochester- Syracuse Tolley
Albert H. Coling
Income Tax Payments Up 58 Per Cent
The Treasury reports early income tax payments running 58 percent ahead of last year under the new defense tax. Officials caution figures are not conclusive as 10 million taxpayers approach the March 35 deadline. The change lowers personal exemptions and adds a 10 percent defense tax plus higher surtaxes, with notable rate boosts for individuals and corporations.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Two Lifelong Pals Ordered Induction Together
James J. O'Sullivan and James McMahon, both long-time friends from Syracuse, are set to report for induction at the Syracuse Army Induction Center next Friday after the draft board advanced O'Sullivan's date. They share schooling, sports, and jobs, with O'Sullivan affiliated with the NHL organization as athletic director and McMahon employed by Halcomb Steel.
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James J. O'Sullivan
Onondaga Avenue
James McMahon
West Onondaga Street
Halcomb Steel Company
Army
Most Holy Rosary
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O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
Chums
Bellevue Country Club
Tuscarora
Coun
Try Club
Tom Newlove
Onondaga Yacht Club
Ridles
Camp Tehachapi
Calif
Eighth Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Black Brothers Pharmacy
Sansone Fruit Company
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Herald-Journal League
Halcomb
Cuba
Florida
Washington
Lowel& Campbell Athletic Goods Company
East
Washington Street
Central N. Y. Selectees Go To Kentucky
A large group of 2,574 selectees with technical ability have shipped to Fort Knox Kentucky for service with the First Armored Division. The Syracuse and Onondaga County men named include Stanley F. Zyjewski Sigmund Fidura Samuel Farber and many others across Syracuse East Syracuse and surrounding towns.
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Charles L. Scott
Fort Knox
First Armored Division
Scott
James. J. Syroi
East Laurel Street
Sigmund
Robotics
Burnet
Aeeke James V. Nixon
Dorothy Street
Fred'p. Smith, Jr
Syracuse and
Onondaga
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Onondaga County
Stanley F. Zyjewski
Burnet Avenue
Sigmund Fidura
R. D
Samuel Farber
Henry Street
Hilton B. Larkin
Taylor Street
Donald C
Babcock
Helen Street
Hebert H. Schlingman
James Street
Bernhard C. Young
Kennedy Street
George M. Wisner
Roxford Pond
Maurice F. Deegan
Ellis Street
Hilary N. Hemmer
Spring Street
John J. Slattery
Pharis Street
John J. Wisniewski
William Q. Browning
Robert E. Roy
Peck Avenue
Mathew S. Ponto
Park Street
Eugene F. Walker
Peter P. Galante
Chemung Street
Walter J. Peczynski
Lakeview Avenue
James V. Nixon
Sigmund Sobotka
Fred P. Smith, Jr
Sedgwick Drive
James J. Sgroi
East
Laurel Street
Lewis A. Romano
Bartholomew J. Sullivan
Charlotte Street
Max Levinson
Westmoreland Avenue
George L. Kurtz
Paul D. Mohr
Leon Hrab
Emerson ‘Avenue
Fred Daiser
Ken‘wood
Antony Dorosz, Jr
Stanley Chlebus
Paul P. Mascette
Angelo D. Messere
Sollvay
William H. Dalington
Camilus
Eldrick Thibault
Chittenango
Roy E. Beebe
Baldwinsville
John W. Brooks
Cazenovia
Walter 5. Kolodziey
Mitchell Avenue
William FE
Woman robbed of $42 in patrol wagon case
Doloresa Delgado 43 accused of being robbed of 42 dollars while riding in a patrol wagon. Police recovered the missing roll from Isaiah Harriot 18, a fellow passenger described as part of the black mafia. Harriot rearrested on grand larceny charges after subway fare dispute.
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New York
Doloresa Delgado
Isaiah Harriot
Neges
Geneva Foundry resumes near capacity after fire
The Corona tion plant will restart operations this week after taking over Summit Foundry in Geneva. All 130 employees are recalled. Ithaca Gun will build a new 25 000 masonry shop to replace the old wood working facility. Dr John H Travis moves from Willard to Manhattan State Hospital with an unnamed successor. Minor injuries occur when a DL W locomotive hits a Cortland truck at Elm Street crossing. Mayor Coleman and Village Engineer Trimble plan fire prevention talks over inflammable garbage sawdust at the disposal plant after a second similar fire in a month.
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Geneva
Coronation
Summit Foundry Company
Ithaca Gun Company
John H. Travis
Willard State Hospital
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
New York City
Willard
Travis
Canada
University of Toronto
Buffalo
Coleman
Earl J. Trimble
Titan
Gas Stations Raise Prices in Syracuse
Syracuse gasoline prices rise tomorrow with regular up by 1.5 cents and ethyl up by 2 cents per gallon. Most city stations confirm the increase as wholesale rates were raised to normalize the market. For months Syracuse benefited from low prices due to wartime controls and a price war.
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Syracuse
Spring Arrives as City Parks Begin Planting
City parks crews under City Forester Paul Wells start bed preparation for annuals in Lower Onondaga Burnet and Thornden Park. Skating continues at Onondaga Park while rain may end winter activities at Hiawatha Lake.
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Onondaga Park
Burnet Park
Thornden Park
Hiawatha Lake
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