Governor Expected To Veto Uncontested Primaries
Gov Herbert Lehman likely to veto a Parsons bill banning uncontested primaries, a move that would deny voters and candidates certain constitutional privileges. Also expected is a veto of Parsons measure delaying automobile registration from February 1 to April 1, with fiscal concerns over costs and revenue impacts. The governor may request a 30 day delay to study the changes, as in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Atlas Albans
Mareh
Herbert H. Lehman
George B. Parsons
Lyst
Parsons
BIA
Syracuse Assembly
Lehman
Aids
State Tax Department
Motor” Vehicle Bureau
Postal savings system extended to second class offices in Onondaga
Acting Syracuse postmaster Cornelius J. Nugent announced that second class post offices in Onondaga County including Skaneateles Baldwinsville East Syracuse Manlius Fayetteville Liverpool and Camillus will establish postal savings departments. Certificates are sold in denominations from 1 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Cornelius J. Nugent
Syracuse
Skaneateles
Baldwinsville
East Syracuse
Manlius
Fayetteville
Liverpool
Camillus
Syracuse Symphony Director Named Final Judge in Contest
Nicholas Gualillo, director of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, was named a judge in the final state competition for a position with Leopold Stokowski's American cut orchestra. He is among 547 finalists listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Nicholas. Gualillo
Nicholas Gualillo
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
posi‘Hior
Ith
Leopold Stokowski
Seco
Carl
Sirae
Troopers Return Pair to Batavia After Arrest in Homer
Morgan Gillén and Patrick Macken, both in their 20s from Oswego and Yorkers, were arrested in Homer and returned to Batavia for arraignment on first degree robbery charges. They allegedly robbed Buffalo taxi driver James Valente at gunpoint and forced him to drive toward Cortland before abandonment. Police recovered only clothing. Valente identified the weapon as a gun, though suspects claim a finger poke.
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Homer
Cortland
Morgan G. Gillén
Oswego
Patrick T. Macken
Syracuse
Batavia
Buffalo
Genesee County
Pippatse Hoyt
James P. Valente
Valente
Corp
George Cowburn
Abe Ryder
George Vernum
Dasher Con
James
Main Streets
Macken
Gillen
Oneida
Geneva
Auburn
Main
Tompkins
Ithaca
Corporal Cowburn
Ryder
Cortland County
Vernum
Cowburn
Nurses Urged To Take Duty With Army
Brig. Gen. Irving J. Phillipson urged qualified nurses in New York New Jersey and Delaware to join Army hospitals. He outlined pay scales and promotion paths from nurse to chief nurse and superintendent, with retirement options after 20 or 30 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving J. Phillipson
Phillipson
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Army Nurse Corps
American Red Cross
Plan to Push Crossing Job Is Discussed
City Hall discussions included City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts Elmhurst Contracting Company president John Hagen and D L W engineer A F Reiland. Plan to speed D L W elevation project aims for completion this fall with summer focus on embankment paving new station rails and signals transition from temporary to permanent route. Work delay due to storm postponed girders for the main bridge across Onondagal Creek until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Nelson F. Pitts
John Hagen
Elmhurst Contracting Company
A. F. Reiland
Hagen
United States
British Guiana
Syracuse
South America
Onondagal Creek
Early April Induction Quotas Set
Induction quotas announce selectees to stations at Syracuse and Albany from mid state counties. April 53 to April 11 list 119 from Oneida, 166 from Otsego, 45 from Jefferson, 267 from Monroe, 103 from Broome, plus many other boards with counts and dates, all flowing to Syracuse except a regional set to Albany with numerous county boards.
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Syracuse
Albany
Oneida County
Hamilton
Otsego
Herkimer
Mer
Oneida
Franklin
SiSte Otsego
St Lawrence
aPoe
Jefferson
Lewis
City Records Salvaged Though Soaked With Water
Special Dispatch from Binghamton reports fire damaged the mayor’s office with water-soaked records. Mayor Charles W. Kress said most papers were salvaged. total damage estimated at $5,000. A short circuit and lavatory outlet caused the blaze. insurance covers the loss. Patrolman Joseph Sullivan spotted sparks from the wall plug, igniting a waste basket and smoke billowed as firemen fought the fire.
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Binghamton
Charles ‘W. Kress
Kress
Ofice
Joseph W. Sullivan
Bad Check Charged In Vernon Cattle Sale Case
Oneida troopers arraigned Harold David Strong 19 of Clay on a charge of issuing a worthless check for 63 dollars in payment for cattle. He was picked up yesterday by Trooper Wheeler of North Syracuse on a warrant sworn by Cleve Burton Vernon cattle auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Harold David Strong
Clay
Vernon
Wheeler
North
Syracuse
Cleve Burton
Vernon Cattle Auctioneer
Woman Survives Gas Fumes At Home In Onondaga Scene
Thelma Radzieszewski, 21, of 113 Raddison Court, is recovering at Onondaga General Hospital after gas fumes from an open kitchen stove felled her last night. She was found by her mother in law, Caroline Radzieszewski, with police noting an earlier argument with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Radzieszewski
Raddison Court
Onondaga General Hospital
Caroline Radzieszewski
Frank Skrupa
Hill Students End 24 Hour Work in Architect Contest
Seventeen Syracuse University architecture participants including 13 students and five alumni submitted designs for a Federal Building at 9 AM after a 24 hour period of sketching and planning. The contest, offering $1,000 by the American Academy in Rome, summed up with finalists to tackle another problem in April. Names listed include James Curtin, John Cole, Francis Hares, and Milo Folley among the Syracuse entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curtin
Genesee Street
John Cole
Forest Hill ‘Drive
Francis Hares
University Avenue
Milo Folley
LaForte Avenue
Miss Smith Elected Syracuse University Ball Queen in 1941
Miss Smith was elected senior ball queen, known as Greek goddess, by over 1,850 students and faculty at Syracuse University. A silver bracelet was presented by ball chairman Matthew Larkin. She is editor in chief of the Daily Orange and a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and Eta Pi Epsilon honorary society, with Theta Sigma Phi honors and a journalism role.
Mrs Chamberlin Named Leader of Onondaga County Democratic Club
Mrs Chamberlin has been appointed chairwoman of the Onondaga County Women's Democratic Club in Solvay Ged by volunteer service and the local party initiative. The appointment signals a strengthened local organization and continued community involvement.
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George’ F. .Chamberlin
Onondaga’ ‘County
Jonn
Manone
Solvay-Ged
Inductees Object to War but Will Fight for Defense
Richart Leo O Connell Jr of 920 Madison Street Syracuse and Charles Critten den of Moravia were inducted by Local Boards 469 and 474. O Connell, a Syracuse University graduate and Yale drama student, advocates antiwar plays and defense in self defense. He declined a five week deferment to finish teaching duties. Crittenden, a Cornell graduate and former ROTC member, played boxing and freshman football. Both men face Army induction and were listed among local board inductees with other Syracuse Oswego and Cortland residents.
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Picis
Yarex Israel
Richart Leo
Loconnell, Jr
Madison
Dra- Street
Ion School
Syraisian Eee Pnivescty
Civic University
Boars Head Club
Syracuse University
O'Connell
R.O.T.C. On
Dramatic School
Yales University
Extension School
University of Texas
Texas
North High School
Charles Crittenden
Moravia
Petroleum Products
Jefferson Grange League Federation
Watertown
Cornell University
R.O.T.C
Crittenden
Central New York
Wel Loval
Syracuse
William Carter
Fenway Drive
Robert James McNeely
Clifton Place
John Michael Bucci
Milton Wallace
East Fayette Street
Leon Cohn
Cumberland Avenue
Julian Wilbur Bell
North
Edwards Avenue
Joseph Stanley Ciszewski
Burnet Avenue
Philin
Lowell Snyder
Wilson Street
Edward William Webie
Avon ‘Road
Charles Hampton Cox
Bellevue Road
Kenneth Burl Chick
Salina Street
Michael Murak
Jamesville
R. D
Wiliam Frederick Lafiam
Lafayette
Floyd William Reals,Jr
Nedrow
Halley Gretchen Lee
R.D
Gene John Keehfus
John Dennis Moore
Oswego
Robert Sawyer Dings
West Fifth Street
John Joseph Donoghue
East Cayuga Street
Charles John White
West Ninth Street
Kenneth Mitchelson
Stanley Anthony Rys
Murray Street
William Stephen Finn
Ontario Street
Robert John O'Grady
Dublin Street
Harold George Branshaw
East Second Street
Charles John Klimek
West Seneca Street
Frederick Joseph Kane
East Seneca Street
John Thomas O’brien
East Third Street
Joseph Charles Mittler
East Ninth Street
Everett Milo
Sean Otangalse
Joa
Wi Sepeee
Forescal Board
Charles Edgar Crittenden
Henry‘ Solomon Ber -Harrison
Milton Bloom
East Genesee
Andrews Students Win Big at Regional Music Show
Andrews School music groups excel at the sectional festival with top honors. The Anchoir, band, instrumental solos, and quartets earned strong ratings led by Crowell, Tolien, and Nevin in saxophone trumpet and trombone categories, advancing to state competition.
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Andrews
Vinal
Schoomahave
Igiven
Tolien
Omebo
Jim
Tee
Robert ‘Nevin
Mange Drake
Ronald ‘Buinn
Dram
Charles An
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Bill Bue
Measure
Gualillo
Tarrytown
George Morgan Gillen
Stamford Hall
Conn
Homer State Police
Phillipson Sars
Cayuga
Tioga
Chemung
Schuyler
Seneca
Charles
Weae
Hall
Arthur J. Dillon
J. Ciszewski
Julian W. Bell
Edward Weteje
Joen N. Bucci
Burnet Ave
N. Edwards Ave
Avon Ea
Chiten
Milton Wallace W. Hitchings
Harold Beeman
Cumberland Ave
E. Fayette
Midland Ave
Comstock Ave
R. O'Connell
James Fuebbeck
Madison St
E. Adams St
G. Crittenden Morariz
John
Henry Beekman
Harrison St
Milton Bloom’ James
McLatchte
Genesee St
E. Colvin St
Richard “‘O’connell
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