Gen Terry Calls for Peak War Tax and Production Targets
Gen Terry warns the U S must sustain peak war output to ensure victory and outlines specific production goals for aircraft, trucks, and artillery. He cites civilian deaths and injuries in industry since Pearl Harbor, urging safety and stronger labor cooperation. District 3 meeting includes Col Daye, Mayor Kennedy, FBI official Cornelius, and Chamber of Commerce staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Terry
U.S. War
Argonek
Teano
Ismee
Syracuse
Noto
Mrves
Eeelomois
Ford
Pearl Harbor
District 3
Second Service Command
Col
John F. Daye
Thomas E. Kennedy
Charles Ballon
Command
Arthur Cornelius Jr
FBI
Walker Fox
Chamber of Commerce Safetyivision
Irving T. Bergman
Tax refunds expected for armed forces from New York IRS
Syracuse headquarters announced refunds from the New York Internal Revenue District. Checks, in blocks of 100, will go to service members at listed addresses including Camp Dix and Fort Ord. Processing and certificate drafting occur in New York City with mailings to follow, while bonds were also certified at the War Bond window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Internal Revenue District
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Whcck
Bureau
New Yority
United States
New York City
Treasury Department
Camp Dix
N. J
Fort Ord
Calif
Not Guilty Pleas Filed In City Traffic Accidents
Two drivers faced charges of failure to yield in separate traffic court cases before Judge Truman H. Preston. John C. Rapuzzi and Richard W. Platt pleaded not guilty as trials were set for March 22. Rapuzzi's car collided with a Dud Lex bus injuring multiple people including himself and a bus passenger. Platt allegedly struck Louis Thomas, who was hospitalized with serious injuries. The complaints were filed by Patrolman Frank Silky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudge Truman H. Preston
John C. Rapuzzi
South
Salina Street
Shennard
Oswego
Rapuzzi
Richard W. Platt
Elbridge
Platt
Louis Thomas
West Genesee Street
Willis Avenue
Thomas
St. Joseph's Hospital
Frank Silky
Manlius Health Council Elects Its Officers
The Manlius Health Council elected Mrs. Percy Gilbert president at a meeting in the Manlius Municipal Building attended by 26. The group aims to educate residents on health and elected officers Mrs. HA Bestwick, Mrs. Frank Benedict, and Mrs. Anthony Neveldine with several committee chairmen named such as Mrs. James Dopt, Mrs. James Anderson, and Frank R. McLaghlen.
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Manlius
James Anderson
Neveldine
J. Oren Eadie
Charles Roberts
Frank R. McLaghlen
Robbers Get No Loot In Ice Cream Store
Burglars broke into Shafer's ice cream store at 600 Court Street last night but obtained nothing. Patrolman George Taska investigated and noted the entrance was gained by a cellar window. Police believed the intruders were youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
600 Court Street
George Taska
Three Day Spiritual Retreat At Blessed Sacrament
A three day spiritual retreat sponsored by the Holy Name Society will begin tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Blessed Sacrament Church on James Street and ends with Mass Sunday at 8 00 AM. Rev Bernard Frank O M C serves as retreat master and temporary curate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Blessed Sacrament Church
James Street
Bernard Frank O.M.C
Forty-one youths enlist for Navy service in Syracuse area
Forty-one seventeen year old youths from Syracuse and nearby towns have enlisted in the Navy and are now training at Sampson. Recruiter George Sanders announced the list of enlistees including Frederick Fenton Rome and Bernard Simons Syracuse among others.
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Syracuse
Navy
Sampson
George Sanders
Cahill
Frederick M. Fenton
Rome
Tarney
Cherry Street
Setarrino, Jr
Lemoyne
Edo
Strneih G. Brown
Wilson W. Clark
Andy
John W
Michael Terranor2
Haley Avenue
Charles A. McCarthy
East Water Street
Kenneth J. Stanton
Harrison Street
Seymour Fieldher
Dhama Street
Richard F. Minckheim
Bassett Street
Pleads Not Guilty In Slot Machine Case At Diner
Jack Miner proprietor of the Jo Neil diner at 110 East Hiawatha Boulevard pleaded not guilty before Judge Homer W. Walsh in Police Court. Bail set at 500 dollars for tomorrow. George Paul Boson of 328 West Onondaga Street pleaded not guilty to petty larceny involving a gold ring valued at 10 dollars. bail 500 dollars with case set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miner
Jo Neil
East Hiawatha Boulevard
Homer W. Walsh
George Paul Boson
West
Onondaga Street
Lt O Leary Beats Italy Downpour
Mrs Catherine O Leary of 144 Freeman Avenue Solvay relays letters from Lt Michael O Leary infantryman in Italy. He describes rain mud and dangerous roads, a night in a Scottish owned Italian farmhouse with good meals and music, and a doughnut contest. He notes brothers Patrick James in Navy and Joseph in England with Army Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
An Mahan
O'Leary
Scotland
J. O'Leary
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Patrick
James
Navy
I Corp
Joseph O'Leary
England
Army Air Corps
Atlantic
Transit Corp Reports 1943 Profit Rise and Passenger Gain
Transit Corporation posts a net profit of 258 736 for 1943 up from 1942 with 42 037 extra profit and 31 849 470 passengers carried, a 31.49 percent rise. Directors declare a 2 dividend on common stock for 1944. Edward A. Smith elected president of Onondaga Consumers Cooperative Inc. Mrs Alfred A Rapp reelected vice president. Leslie E Simon named treasurer. Arthur Hall new secretary.
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Transit Corporation
Syracuse Transit Corporation
E. A. Smith
Edward A. Smith
Syracuse University
Onondaga Consumers’ Cooperative, Inc
Alfred A. Rapp
Pana
Leslie E. Simon
Arthur Hall
Postwar Plan Drama by Syracuse School Pupils
Syracuse pupils stage two postwar planning programs sponsored by the Postwar Planning Council. Harold C. Newton led the project with Eastwood High and other city schools presenting in seven locations this week to about 11 000 students. A final WFBL radio broadcast on March 19 will feature a cast chosen by Prof Kenneth Bartlett with judges including Mayor Kennedy and Syracuse University officials.
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Syracuse
Postwar Planning Council
Harold C. Newton
Eastwood
North
Nottingham
Valley
Solvay
Newton
Eastwood High School
WFBL
Kenneth Bartlett
Syracuse University
Thomas E. Kennedy
F. Ware Clary
Syracuse Board of Education
George H. Bond
New York State Board of Regents
Charles B. Farnham
Parent Teacher Association
John Hummer
William P. Tolley
Capt Francis Nearly Escapes Crossfire in Pacific Air Battle
Captain Francis, 24, of Syracuse, recounts a perilous midair engagement over Buna Harbor after returning to reassignment. He and Lt. Robert Moose helped down multiple Japanese Zeros and dive-bombers while fending off tracer fire, later rejoining P-38s and P-40s in a complex dogfight.
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Atlantic City
N. J
March S
jAfter
Buna Harbor
Huskell A. Francis
Syracuse
Francis
AAS
Henry BE. Francis
Sedgwick Drive
Tvo
Robert Moose
Flora D Johnson Returns Home After Florida Visit
Mrs Flora D Johnson returns to New York City from Miami where she visited her daughter. She has taken a position with Dade County Civil Service in the engineering department and previously studied political science at Syracuse University. She runs a machine tool business in New York and addressed Democratic women at a Commodore Hotel tea. She will keep Onondaga County summer residence and voting home. Ruth Johnson accompanied her mother to Miami.
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Flora ‘Johnson
Florida
Flora D. Johnson
New York City
Johnson
Miami
Fla
Miss Johnson
Dade ‘County Civil Service
Symeuse University
Commodore Hotel
Secret Method Ends Shopping in Tax Returns
The income tax office halted a practice where filers received multiple returns from different deputies. A woman, during a rush, had three deputies prepare her return yielding 42 cents owed, $4 owed, and another result. A deputy estimated a $9.60 refund. The practice stopped with a new Form 1125 code showing reported and paid tax last year.
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Income Tax Office
iCrusty Taxpayer Asks Collector to Make Out Return
A reader reports an odd notice to the Internal Revenue Service. The taxpayer asks the collector to prepare a return with salary, tax withheld, and contributions. The note requests prompt delivery of any refund by return mail if due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Milk Forum Addresses Decline in Syracuse Milk Supplies
At the Onondaga Farm Bureau forum in Syracuse, experts report a drop in deliveries to the Syracuse market. Dr. Cunningham notes total U.S. milk output fell 1942–43 despite a higher cow count, with beef cattle slated to decline. 1944 Syracuse deliveries down 9 percent from 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse
Onondaga Farm Bureau
Onondaga
Wendell Field
L. C. Cunningham
Tewart M. Johnson
Department of Agricultural Economics
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Cunningham
United States
Johnson
Marvin signals Dewey support at GOP meeting
At the Hotel Syracuse Republican gathering County Chairman Rolland B. Marvin disclosed his plan to vote for the GOP nominee who can win in the fall. He stated he would back Thomas E. Dewey if that candidate can secure the most votes, stressing his undirected delegate stance.
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Dewey
Marvin
Horace Mr. Stone
Republican Committee
Syracuse
Rolland B. Marvin
Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Tom Dewey
Lenten Talk Examines Christian Living at Cathedral
Rev. Dr. Robert F. Grewen S. J. spoke on life and destiny during a Lenten service at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. He urged Catholics to prepare for death by living Christian Catholicly and said no price is too great for a happy death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Robert F. Grewen
S. J
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father Grewen
Angello Mental State Questioned At Buffalo Murder Trial
In Buffalo Supreme Court the defense sought to prove a mental derangement defense for Joseph V. Angello 20 on trial for first degree murder. His father and a physician testified of head pains and past hospital confinement while hospital records were admitted. The judge denied a motion to dismiss the codefendant Bernard Berman’s case.
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Buffalo
March S
Joseph V. Angello
Supreme Court
Angello
Thomas L. Newton
Carmella Angello
William H. Munson
Joseph
Ray K. Johnson
Jean Markis
Miss Markis
Munson
Bernard Berman
New York
Berman
Lenten Sermon Argues World Events Point to God
The Rev. Burke Rivers of Johnson City preached at St. Paul's Church linking world events to divine law. He urged listeners to seek God in history, noting the present state as proof of God's existence and urging reflection on humanity's progress as a basis for hope.
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Burke Rivers
Johnson City
St. Paul's Church
Rivers
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