High Cost Tax Hike Impacts Taverns and Car Crash Injures Five
A tax increase on alcohol raises beer and wine prices while tavern keepers plan to seek CPA approval to offset costs. Separately, a bus car collision on Oswego Street injured five people, including Virginia Blanthin and John Rapuzzi, with one passenger thrown from a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Trois
OPA
Fletall
A T. Quinn
Westcott
Central Rk Tavern Heepers Association
CPA
Wien Eba
Osweee
Medical Care Plan Upheld
Dr. Leo L. Gibson outlined the Medical Society plan for an sickness indemnity corporation under state supervision to cover surgical and obstetrical care. The plan would let physicians opt in and was discussed alongside Wagner Murray Dingell amendments by H. Raymond Bolles of the Social Security Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Society
Leo £. Gibson
Health and Hospital Division
Council of Social Agencies
Chamber of Commerce
Gibson
Medical Society
Ekness Indemnity Corporation
State Insurance Department
H. Raymond Bolles
Syracuse Area
The
Social Security Board
Rationing Dates and Contact for Onondaga County
Rationing calendar lists key cutoffs from March to May and notes final days for using Spare Stamp 4 Period 3 fuel oil coupons Crown stamps Y Z green stamps and other book stamps. Onondaga County Rationing Board address and hours are provided for public inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Rationing Board
Park Avenue
Plum Street
Democratic Group Encounters Setback in Cassino Front Contests
The piece notes a Democratic group facing a vote setback on the Cassino front in Italy and reports on candidates for committee posts in the 11th Ward. It mentions petition objections raised by ward officials and lists named critics and supporters among local figures. It also mentions a soldier, Frank Hall, wounded in Africa and Italy, with a note on his mission and letters from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Eloosevete
Gagte
Gm Ube
Frank O'Ne
Ther
Sas
Ure
John BH. Bach- BA Acinz
James CL Corcoran
Midland Aver
Yhstin J. Paul
Betlevee Avenue
Ann Meister Nusent
Amiberteen
Bargaret Adler
Franak W. Dewstr
Margaret A. Greenewood
Samed
Wmeoundad
US Actuml
Aes Cwo
Ware Department
Has Poremix
Aia
Fred Hall Vauzhdenor
Hall
Africa
Alstern
Clark
Fifth Army
San Vittore
Cassino
Unseen Real Dean Voices Lent Sermon at St Pauls
The Very Rev. Kirk B. O'Ferrall of St. Pauls Cathedral Detroit preached on The Realities of the Unseen. He urged that visible things fade while moral self respect and inner qualities drive social betterment beyond mere appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk B. O'Ferrar
St. Paul's Cathedral
Detroit
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Dean O'Ferrall
Oscar F. Soule Heads Museum Trustees
Oscar F. Soule was elected president of the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts board of trustees, succeeding Frederick W. Barker who remains on the board while serving with the Lend-Lease Administration in Washington. Other officers were reelected: J. F. Sabine Meachem as vice president, Malcolm E. Feabody as corresponding secretary, P. Guy Cowan as recording secretary, and Schuyler L. Black as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Soule
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Frederick W. Barker
Washington, D.C
Barker
Soule
J. F. Sabine Meachem
Malcolm E. Feabody
P. Guy Cowan
Schuyler Ll. Black
February Weather Slightly Better Than Normal Overall
A Weather Bureau report from the Air Port Station notes February was slightly better than normal overall with monthly mean temperature 1.6 degrees above normal and precipitation just below normal at 2.55 inches. Snowfall averaged 18.6 inches, 2 inches above normal, with notable events including 7.5 inches in 24 hours and travel disruptions due to drifting snow and high winds, especially Feb 15 and 25 north of Syracuse. The highest temperature reached 39 on Feb 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Keller
Weather Bureau Air Port Station
Keller
Syracuse
Woman Arraigned in Pedestrian Fatal Risk Case
Mrs. Gertrude Burgett of 715 South Avenue was arraigned in Traffic Court for a pedestrian incident on West Onondag Street and South Avenue. The case adjourned to Tuesday as police report Mrs. Madze Scullen of 124 Empire Avenue injured and hospitalized with major injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Onondag Street
South Avenue
Gertrude Burgett
Burgett
Madze’ Scullen
Empire Avenue
Scullen
Onondara General Hospital
James McDonald
Charlies Roehr
Thomas Felicia
Hickory Street
Truman H. Preston
Brakeman Injured At Dewitt Yards
Joseph Blanchard of East Syracuse was injured when coupling cars at the Dewitt yards. He suffered a crushed left foot and is being treated at St. Joseph's Hospital. Albert Zwilling, trainmaster, investigates.
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Dewitt Yards
Joseph Blanchard
Melford Drive
East Syracuse
New York Central Railroad
Dewitt
Blanchard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albert Zwilling
New York Central Trains Workers in Public Relations
New York Central railroad workers from all departments take public relations courses with the State Education Department to improve service. Led by Nicholas Gallo and W. A. Hanek, groups of 16 to 18 employees attend two hours twice weekly for three weeks and receive diplomas from the industrial service bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y.C
New York Central Railroad System
State Education Department
Nicholas Gallo
New York City
W. A. Hanek
Public Relations Bureau
Industrial Service Bureau
New York Central
Hauck
Masonic Center to Host Camillus Chapter Weekly Benefit
Camillus Chapter 438 OES will serve a week at the Masonic Service Center starting Monday. Members announce cake donations will accompany the meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus Chapter
O.5.s
Masonic Service Center
Four Night Fires Struck City With One Major Blaze
Syracuse firefighters battled four fires overnight with one at 164 South Avenue causing estimated damage of 1500. The two story frame garage and store structure burned through the roof while three other blazes at Long's Clothing Store 7 South Salina Street Cortland Avenue home and a West Fayette Tioga Streets gas station were quickly controlled. Units from Engines 6 16 20 and trucks 1 and 4 under District Chief Edward Moore responded with Capt Harry Rounds reporting the investigation into the South Avenue blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
South Avenue
Harry Rounds
Joseph Schweizer
Engine Company 6
George Runkel
Cortland Avenue
Joseph M. Byrne
West Fayette and
Tioga
Four More Go Into Service
Four men passed preinduction exams at West Jefferson Street Armory and were sworn into service. Warren G. Clark, 1209 Lodi Street. William F. Webb, South Wales. Maurice M. McKee, Spencer as air cadet. Clifford J. Todd, Newfield, Navy aviation trainee. Those awaiting immediate service may be sworn in and leave next day with advance draft board request. Cap. Charles W. Jeffress noted Maj. John H. Keres led a mobile team that will stay through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Jefferson Street
Army
Warren G. Clark
Lodi Street
William F. Webb
South Wales
Maurice M. McKee
Spencer
Clifford 3. Todd
Newfield
Navy
Jotal
Charles W. Jeffress
John H. Keres
Six Service Men Gain Citizenship at Special Naturalization
Justice Clifford H. Sears presided over a Supreme Court naturalization session granting citizenship to six service candidates from Cornell University training in the Army Specialized Training Program. Names include Olaf S. B. Wendell, Anne B. Johnson, Gerald A. Kass, Lothar Snitkin Pfe Gerhard, Heinz Henry Haimowitz, with Leo Sawyko acting as examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Sears
Supreme Court
Cornell University
Army
Olaf S. B. Wendell
Chicago
Anne B. Johnson
Brooklyn
Sweden
Gerald A. Kass
Cedarhurst
Lothar Snitkin
Forest, Hills
Pfe
Gerhard
Karlsruhrer
New York City
Germany
Heinz Henry Haimowitz
Bronx
Pvt
Haimowitz
Leo Sawyko
Missing Lt. Henry S. Levine After German Raid
Second Lt. Henry S. Levine is missing in action over Germany after his sixth mission as navigator of a Flying Fortress. The War Department notified his parents in Syracuse of his status. Levine, a 1938 Syracuse University College of Law graduate, joined the service in 1932 and trained at Selman Field Louisiana before overseas duty last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Levine
Germany
War Department
Jacob Levine
Siapie Street
Levine
College of Law
Syracuse University
Andrews, Mc Briss Parsons & Pomeroy
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Cynacist Heraldjournal
Hurtas Dudley
Cayonor
ToBe Hieher
U.S
Pat Mataduae
Oswero
Shennard
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Virginia Blanthin
Bel-levue Avenue
John C. Rapuzzi
Salina Street
Bellevue Avenas
Frank Silky
Dudley
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Ing
Osweto Street
Shonnard Street
Schultz
Shennard Street
Silky
Oswego Street
Rapuzzi
Solvay Process Company
Paul Marcette
Joseph Vien
Set
Fred Griffing
Primars
Walia
LY. Erwin FL Hall
Lt. Hall of
Caughdenoy
O.es
Masonic Center
Francis
Mulroy
O. LD. T
E. Genesee Street
Citys Mall
Yates Hotel
Glazer-Levey's
Lullabye Cribs
Whitney G Thayer
Play Yards
Glazer-Levey Jewelers and Home Outfitters
S. Selina St
Sherwin Williams State Tower
W.T. Grant CO
S. Seline
Henry S Levine
Fashion
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