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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1944

Page

8

Colombian Head Names New Cabinet After Reorganization

Acting President Osne Echandia reshuffles the cabinet naming new ministers of war and economy. He accepts resignations to allow reorganization and to clear the path for a successor to President Alfonso Lopes. Some ministers are mentioned as potential pre candidates while others kept in place.

Bogota Colombia Osne Echandia Alfonso Lopes Lopez Cone Cap Echandia

State Civil Service speeds up vacancies and appeals process

Alba March 72 The State Civil Service Department has adopted a new system of canvassing eligible lists to speed vacancies and appeals. Louie C. Gerry, state civil service commissioner, said at a conference that piled up cases were being promptly handled, with special meetings for current matters.

Alba State’ C Service Department Mllinz Louie C. Gerry State Civil Service Commissioner York State

12 Aboard B 24 Perish as Bomber Dives in Atlantic

Army officials report a B 24 based at Chat yam Field Air Base took off in a four plane formation and dived into the Atlantic southeast of Jacksonville. Twenty two officers and men were aboard when the aircraft went out of control at 17000 feet and sank. Coast Guard and surface craft recovered the body of Sgt. William Cowart of Florida and another unidentified body. The crew included Lt. Donald Maupas of Brooklyn and Flight Officer Jeremiah Sheehan of Buffalo.

Atlantic Chathamtwid Rett Bomoer Serhione Ule Chatyam Field Pines Oceana Coast Guard Surface and Furcraft Wilam R. Cow Mami Fla Daytona Beach Jacksonville Cowart Donald W. Maupas Brock!n Jeremiah T. Sheehan Buffalo

New York City Symphony Opens Under Stokowski

A packed audience at the jelly center of music and drama witnessed the New York City Symphony Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski deliver a successful premiere. The program featured Bach, Beethoven, Thomson, Stravinsky with a repeat show planned for war workers and others unable to attend. The mayor H. LaGuardia was absent due to a cold.

City Symphony New York Cit Symphony Orchestra Leopold Stokowski Ielly Center of Music and Drama Stokowski

Curran Warns GOP Showdown in Brooklyn Meeting

Curran warned the Republican Club in Brooklyn that the party faces a sharpened preconquest battle. He claimed the GOP will mobilize with potent campaign material and a coordinated effort for a major national showdown in 2001.

Curran G.O.P New York Republican Club Brooklyn O. P

Europe Moves to Rebuild as Allied Aid Planned

Fragmented OCR text indicates a Europe recovery effort with an allied committee and delegates including Lloyd Stevre and Frieda Miller. Meeting postponements, regional councils, and requests for food clothing drugs and industrial equipment are noted.

Gional Council of Ian Europcan United States Jada Aceland Brazel Asl Councai Lloyd Stevre Chare Jllexan Southworth Frieda Miller von Sass Uaeea War Aple Trats of Hall

Snow Shortage Heightens Forest Fire Risk

A fragmentary report notes little snow increases fire danger across the region. Officials warn that dry conditions and cleared land raise the chance of fast spreading blazes and advise preparation in coming weeks.

Furlough Racket Among Green Army Men Stamped Out

The Syracuse Herald Journal reports a stampede over furloughs seems to have been quashed as soldiers of the Green Army return to base. Details are scarce but the issue appears resolved with orders restored.

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Albany Soldier Solves GI Foot Bed Shortage with Nix Feet Eat Hanes

An Albany soldier devises a simple improvised bed solution for tired troops. He repurposes available materials to provide a more comfortable rest, addressing a noted shortage and boosting morale among service members.

Albany

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