Earl Klock Home on 30 Day Army Furlough
Bert Riek of 525 2 22038 AVG me a member of the U S Army Air Force is home on a 30 day furlough after completing six months at the Mooseve School of Aeronautics for two certificates as an Saar Ban lathe. He is a graduate of Eastwood High School where he was an honor student two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Klock
Bert Riek
U.S. Army Air Orne Vate Cartel
Walt Corps
Moocseve School of Aeronautics
Isis
Saceneake Biook
Eastwood High School
Weisbergs Plan Six Week Vacation in Mexico City
Alexander Weisberg of 21725 Park Street, who measures snow depths at Syracuse Municipal Airport, plans a six week vacation starting Saturday in Mexico City with his wife Mrs Weisberg of New York accompanying him for the winter season.
Power Lines Snap In Sudden Freeze Across Central New York
A heavy freezing rain iced Syracuse streets overnight with power outages in Fayetteville and surrounding areas. Emergency crews repaired the high line from Syracuse as two injuries from auto crashes were reported, and sanding crews worked to restore traction while weather officials forecast an easing cold with rising temperatures later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wumith
Central New York Power Corporation
Ais Mfonm
Gott Clzh
Syracuse Municipal
Fayettevile
Manlius
Woodchuck Hill Road
Lyndon
Golf Club
Lighting Company
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Greyhound Bus Company
Boston
Buffalo
Seneca Turnpike
Marcellus
North Syracuse
Liverpool
John Lentz
Oswego Street
Frank Peters
North
Alvord Street
North Salina Street
Russell Malcolm
William Richards
Nedrow
Stanley McCarroll
Cedric Avenue
Salina Street
Richfield Avenue
Harold Shea
John E. Bliss
Syracuse Transit Corporation
McCarroll
Gerald German
Merger of First and Fourth Presbyterian Churches Possible by April
Morning crash on State Fair Boulevard left several injured as a car struck a guard rail and fence. Severe winter weather across Oswego and surrounding areas brought snow, ice and wind gusts, with plows operating and limited flight cancellations amid frigid temperatures and record lows in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First and Fourth Presbyterian Churches
State Fair Boulevard
Hiawatha Boulevard
Charles Mirra
Buckley Road
Oswego
Potsdam
Watertown
Belle Isie
American Airlines
Boston
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Edward M Conan Honored on Holy Cross Dean's List
Edward M Conan of 604 East Genesee Street earned high scholastic honors and was named to the Holy Cross College dean's list in Worcester Massachusetts. He belongs to the Holy Cross debating team which defeated Brown last week and will debate Boston College and Boston University later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Conan
Holy Cross
Neal J. Conan
East
Genesee Street
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Mrr
Conan
Brown
Boston College
Boston University
Ithacan Held on 1936 Indictment by U S Marshal
United States Marshal Nicholas F. Burns arrested John A. Wilkinson, once of Ithaca, on a federal indictment. Wilkinson, held at Madison County jail in Wampsville, faces charges in New York City federal court for transporting a truckload of shirts stolen from a highway near Coxsackie on February 21 and 22, 1936. He was committed by U S Commissioner Edward D. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithacan
United States
Nicholas F. Burns
Auburn
John A. Wilkinson
Ithaca
Madison County
Wampsville
New York
New York City
Wilkinson
Coxsackie
Edward D. Chapman
Village Officials Seek Equal Beverage Tax Share
Onondaga County villages push for a fairer slice of the state beverage tax. Mayors Kessler of Fayetteville and Reed of North Syracuse told the Board of Supervisors the per capita village payment is one third of the town rate. They urged legislation to equalize shares, noting Manlius town residents funded three villages that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Charles M. Kessler
Fayetteville
Fred L. Reed
North Syracuse
Board of Supervisors
Onondaga County Village Officials’ Association
Edward O. Yackel
Kessler
Maniius
Fayettevile
Manlius
Minoa
Onondaga
Wassau
Private in Hot Water Over Missing Plate at Syracuse Sightseeing
Private Harry Stone Jr of Camillus, in the 1st Air Base Squadron at Mitchel Field, is jailed after being found in Syracuse driving a car with a missing front plate. He borrowed the plate, claimed the car belonged to a base mate, and admitted visiting his girl. He was later revealed to be AWOL and wearing a borrowed corporal’s uniform. He pleaded guilty to driving an unregistered vehicle and improper plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stone, Jr
Camillus
First Air Base
Mitchel Field
L. A
U.S. Army
Syracuse
Stone
Wallace Dunham
South
Salina Street
Arthur J. Leahy
Leahey
Long Island
Culbertson
Air Base
A.W.O.L
Army
Harry H. Farmer
Central school project approved in Captivant
A $194060 school building plan in Capt invent was approved by district voters last night with 366 yes votes out of 445 ballots. An Essylitine Street site was chosen and construction will start soon. Zip Moody of Canton, a veteran grocer deliveryman, remains popular for his horse drawn run. Mrs Florence Cole, 49, suffered third degree burns from a robe sleeve catching fire during lunch and is recovering. Justice J Herbert Gilroy opened the March term in Watertown amid welcome from Bar Association and American Legion. A tiny boot and a painting will accompany Edward Pool at his funeral. his wife Mrs Pool mourns as well. Baby Marvelean Victoria Herndon died 18 days after birth at Memorial Hospital Ithaca, after brief life in an incubator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captincent
Essylitine Street
Florence Cole
Robert Cole
Fulton
Edward S. Pool
Watertown
Mrs.Pool
Marvelean
Victoria Herndon
Memorial Hospital
Ithaca
Charles Herndon
Junior Red Cross Session Postponed to March 12
The Grade School Council of the Junior Red Cross postpones its meeting from the first Wednesday to March 12. Members will gather in the Public Library social room at 4 PM that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
Two Syracuse Churches to Merge Under Old Charter
Bill to unite First Presbyterian Church and Fourth Presbyterian Church of Syracuse, both voting in favor, is set for introduction in the Legislature. The merged church would keep the First Church charter dating to 1820 and likely convene at the West Genesee Street building with Rev. Harry B. Taylor as pastor and a combined membership of about 700 to 1,000. The plan follows unanimous church votes in February and aims for a probable April 1 union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Fourth Presbyterian
Syracuse
First Church
Leo Breed
Windham Avenue
Breed
Albany
South Salina
Fast Onondaga Streets
Paul Holden Hays
Fourth Church
United Church
Hays
Provident Mutual Life Insurance 1940 Gains Reported
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia announces 1940 business at 70.153 million dollars, up 5 percent from 1939 per president M A Linton. Insurance in force reached 997.152 million, up 17.109 million and 87 percent above 1939, driven by fewer terminations and lapses in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gig
Provident Mutual
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
M. A. Linton
Four Claims On Onondaga Are Settled
The Onondaga County Board of Supervisors settled four claims yesterday by resolutions authorizing payments totaling 33,075 to landowners for lands taken during the Cicero Bridgeport Road reconstruction and auto accident settlements at Howlett Hill. Lawsuits by Henry J. Engler and George Dotterer will be discontinued with specified payments. Also approved are budget fund handling changes for the Vocational Education Board, bids for Court of Appeals library expansion, a new county home car, surety bonds for many employees, budget error corrections, retirement system payments of 11,904.79, hosting County Officers Association costs, a tax deed sale to Adam Drengel for 300, and several committee appointments by Chairman Edward Yackel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Henry
Rose Lavine
Harry G. Strong
Cicero-Bridgeport
Supreme Court
Onondaga
George Dotterer
Henry J. Engler
Howlett Hill
Mr. Engler
Dotterer
Onondaga County Vocational Education and Extension Board
Court of Appeals Library
Court House
County Officers Association
Adam Drengel
Spafford
Drengel
Edward ©. Yackel
Julia Holi‘han
John G. Humbleby
Bovine
Fritz Campbell
Lawrence Sennett
Harry L. Smith
Fred L. Dolbear
John Flick
Olin Haydon
Public Nurses
Delaware Street Baptist Church marks 52nd anniversary
Delaware Street Baptist Church celebrates 52 years since its 1889 founding by early settlers from Central Baptist Church. A community birthday dinner at 6 30 PM Thursday will feature Rev Dr Paul Swarthout of First Baptist Hamilton as guest speaker. A 7 45 PM program follows. Mont vigilant Hollihan is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Street Baptist Church
Paul Swarthout
First Baptist Church
Hamilton
Montevier Hollihan
Old Central Baptist Church
Wyoming Hall
White's Hall
Reuben E. Burton
A. B. Sears
Abigail Shepherd
D. D. Banning
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
Miss Ritchie Quits Social Agency Post in Syracuse
Miss Janet Ritchie, secretary of the Volunteer Services Bureau of the Syracuse Community Chest and Council, will leave Syracuse Thursday for Worcester Mass to pursue social service work. Since 1938 she led the bureau after moving from St Louis in 1936 where she did occupational therapy. Ralph A. Tracy praised her record as the bureau has 150 active volunteers. A tea and other honors marked her departure preparations at 404 Orchard Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Ritchie
Volunteer Services Bureau
Syracuse Community Chest and Council of Social Agencies
Ralph A. Tracy
Chest and Council
Miss Ritchie
Syracuse
Worcester
Mass
St. Louis
Volunteer. Service Bureau
Tracy
Volunteer Service Bureau
Helen Howarth
Mr Tracy
Jacob E. Eckel
Service Bureau
Orchard Road
Canby store burglarized. candy, cash taken
Miss Mamie Parkhurst, candy store operator at 923 South Gear Street, reported to Syrause police that burglars entered through a rear window at night and stole 3 boxes of candy and cigarettes and $4 from the cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Parkhurst
South Gear Street
Syra
Lost Fat With Kruschen Salt Plan Promises Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts a fat reducing plan for women using half a teaspoon of Kruschen Saltz in water before breakfast. It promotes cutting pastries and fatty meats for 30 days to achieve a slender figure, claiming doctor approval and widespread use. The ad offers Kruschen Salt in two forms and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Optometrist Optician
Geneswe St
F. W. Sutland
Cor
Jefferson and
Salina Streets
Blue Coal
Niagara Hudson Coke
Icircle
Taft
Alfred Lewis
MGRL
Ave
Radio Cy
Bing, Bic, Inc
Central New York Power Corp
Niagara
Hudson
Uniting Churches
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Jell
Salina
Onondaga Street
First Presbyterian Church
West
Harry B. Taylor
Milan Moody
Canton
Zip
Tony
Jefferson County Bar <Association
The
American Legion
J.herbert Gilroy
Auditor's Office
Delaware Street Baptists
Wright's Valley Drug Store
Salina ST
Seneca
Crante
Pieoo
Senfentan
Howard Thurman
Howard University
Washingtorn
D. C
Your Inc
Rahway, N. J
Creolin
Weston's
Dan's
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