Filipino Medical Officer Joins Pre induction Team
Lt Isameiume Vato man from the Philippines speaks of admiration for Gen Douglas Mac Arthur while at West Jefferson Armory. Lt Villaroman joins the Army mobile examining team after serving in North Africa and Sicily. His family remains in Manila and his wife stays in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Mac Arthur
Isameiume Vatoman
Philippines
West Jefferson Armory
Villaroman
Army Mobile Examining Team
Gen
MacArthur
Leutenant
Manila
Gen. MacArthur
University of the Philippines
University of Michigan Hospital
Army
North Africa
Sicily
Buffalo
Albany
Washington
Isabela Teals
Stanley P. Burns
West Teferson Street
City Airbase Takes Must Await Peace
Mayor Kennedy reports Syracuse Army Air Base likely to stay in stand by until war ends. Rep Hancock forwards a War Department Air summary from Robert A. Lovett confirming no definite decision yet on future use and stressing ongoing need for ready military facilities amid changing wartime requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Army Air Base
Thomas E. Kennedy
Clarence E. Hancock
Robert A. Lovett
Secretary of War For Air
Lovett
Mr. Hancock
Syracuse Army
Army Air Force
Syracuse
Letter Protest Over Traffic Signals At Syracuse Intersection
Ralph M. Darrin of 920 Madison Street letters Judge Truman in Trathe Court protesting the shift from blinker to steady traffic lights. He cites intersection logic and asks for permanent signals. Darrin received a summons for passing a blinker light at Avenue and East Genesee Street. He said he stopped for a perceived red blinker and entered Genesee Street. Three speeders were fined by Judge Preston: Wayne Showers $10, Donald Lenville $10, Charles Redinger $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Darrin
Madison Réet
Truman
H. Preston
Cemeny
Darring
Ainut Avenue
Genesee Street
Preston
Wayne Showers
Collingwood Avenue
Donald Lenville
Syracuse
Charles Redinger
Floyd Avenue
Rome
Missing in Action Lt Frascati Becomes Father
Lt. Charles V. Frascati listed as missing in action over France since December 1943 receives word his wife Lillian Berta Frascati in Montrose California has given birth to a daughter Sandra Maria on April 1. The couple wed May 22, 1943, after his education at Anandaen Vota Academy and University of Buffalo. He trained for pilot duty at Maxwell Spence and Randolph Fields and served in the Eighth Air Force heavy bomber squadron overseas from October 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Frascati
France
Charles Frascati
Sandra Maria
St. Frascati
Anandaen Vota Academy
University of Buffalo
Maxwell, Spence
Randolph Fields
Eighth Army Air Force
Window Smasher Sent to Pen with FBI Data Aid
Raymond Foresti was sent to Jamesville Penitentiary for six months after attempting to claim he was a first offender. Police Judge Homer V. Walsh reviewed an FBI report listing prior convictions in multiple cities. Foresti, arrested for public intoxication, allegedly kicked a plate glass window at the Salvathon Army building on South State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Raymond Forests
Jamesville
Homer V. Walsh
Walsh
Foresti
Syracuse
FBI
Philadelphia
Jackson
Mich
Rochester
Utica
Elmira
Monroe
Buffalo
Millgrove
Alden
Rome
Lockport
Chesterton
Ind
Logansport
Albion
John O'Shea
Salvathon Army Building
South State Street
Weisberger faces federal sugar ration charges in Syracuse
Daniel S. Weisberger of 3023 South Salina Street released on 1000 bail after a six count indictment alleging he operated a sugar black market while posing as a soft drink bottler. The government says he obtained large sugar quotas, transferred sugar to others, and falsified statements to authorities between 1933 and 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Weisberger
South
Salina Street
Weisberger
U.S
James Carroll
Nicholas F. Burns
Frederick H. Bryant
Orerer
Sgt Biot Dee Dedeyteetes Rae
OPA
U.S. Atorney
Stephen L. Waskiewicz
Onondaga County Ration Board
A. W. W. Hancock
David Simon
Joseph Dessantis
Grant Street
Central New York Savings and Loan League Holds Spring Conference
The spring conference at the Hotel Syracuse discussed property improvement loans bond investments appraisals and related issues. Attendees included 38 associations from 19 counties with participants such as Edward H. Leete J Gerald McGillen George C. Rogers Joseph Meyers Zebulon V. Woodard Robert E. Albertson Nugent Fallon Arthur J. Burch Haines W. Cole and Harold T. Kruman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York League of Savings and Loan Associations
Syracuse
Edward ‘H. Leete
J. Gerald McGillen
ROTC Honor Roll Includes Syracuse University Cadets
S U students cited on ROTC honor roll announced by Lt Col Lewis E Reigner. Ralph Rischman, 30S Robineau Rd, John Butz, 231 Richmond Ave, and Donald Buschle, 411 Hickory St, appear among honorees. Rischman helped SU rifle team win second in 1944 service command competition. Butz served as cadet adjutant. Buschle listed for high freshman scholastic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Service Command
Butz
R. O. TC
Buschle
TLC
Letters from Syracuse Soldier Receiver of Italy Visit
The Syracuse writer quotes Sgt. Joseph Guerrawi praising Italian townsfolk who lined the streets to greet his parade visit. He describes residents waving and cheering as a sign of freedom and shared hopes, noting the joy of Americans abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusan
Italy
Joseph
Soseph
Guerra
America
Seracusang
Hejho
Issih
McChesney Community Service Club Elects Officers
Burns founder of the McChesney iz Communityje Service Men's Club was selected as president. Henry Mulhern becomes vice president, George Cavanaugh secretary, and Patrolman Edward Gelgers of the Syracuse police treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsy Nengleefe Meader
McGhesney
a&Gregory
Burns
McChesney Iz
Gan
Henry Mulhern
Avice
George Cavanaugh
Edward Gelgers
Syracuse : Police
Health officials warn on spoiled canned milk distribution
The State Department of Health issued a warning to upstate health officers about evaporated milk from the Federal Surplus Commodities Credit Corporation after reports it caused a mild food poisoning outbreak in New York City. About 30 percent of designated lots statewide were spoiled. embargoes and checks were ordered, with institutions and schools advised not to use the product until origin and safety are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Surplus Commodities Credit Corporation
State Department of Health
Upstate
New York City
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
C. A. Sargent
Onondaga
Cortland
Cayuga
Oswego
Sargent
H. Burton Doust
Syracuse
Maurice J. Dooling
Division of Food and Sanitation
Public Welfare
Leon Fr. Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Utica
Price Installed as Zonta Club President in Syracuse
Mrs Mildred Price was installed as president of the Zonta Club of Syracuse at Hotel Syracuse ceremonies. Irene Greenlay retired after reporting on club activities. New officers include Helen Hoyt first vice president Carolyn Bicknell second vice president Florence Williamson third vice president Grace Hodge treasurer Clara Brown corresponding secretary Laura Bow recording secretary. Directors are Genevieve Clifford Thelma Curran Eleanor Hill Clara Thorpe Harriet Williams. Twenty women completed terms: Gertrude Ames Florence Edwards Carolyn Hobkirk Marie Jeffery Mary E Jenkins Genevieve Mason. A dance program by Norma Allewell pupils followed with several routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZONTA
Zonta Club of
Syracuse
Helena Hoyt
Mildred Price
Carolyn Bicknell
Florence Williamson
Grace Hodge
Lana Bon
Clara Brown
Irene Greenlay
Helen Hoyt
Sponding
Laura Bow
Genevieve Clifford
Thelma Curran
Eleanor Hill
Clara Thorpe
Harriet Williams
Gertrude Ames
Florence Edwards
Carolyn Hobkirk
Marie Jeffery
Mary E. Jenkins
Genevieve Mason
Norma Allewell
Second Son Born to Mrs Chase in Providence Hospital
Lt. Col. Levi R. Chase Jr a famed air ace who downed ten enemy planes in North Africa flew from Providence Rhode Island to Syracuse yesterday. He learned his second child was born there eight and a half pounds and that he could return home before the baby arrived back in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.R. Chase
Atr Ace
Levi R. Chase, Jr
North ‘Africa
Providence
R. 1
Syracuse
Chase
Providence Hospital
400 Metals Society to Hear War Problems Outline
Nearly 400 upstate New York metal industry representatives will attend a regional conference of the American Society for Metals at the Hotel Onondaga tonight and tomorrow. Five authorities on metal treatment will discuss developments in overcoming problems connected with war production. Speakers include Peter Pyson of Cru cible Steel Company of America R. N. Gillmor of General Electric Syracuse Harry W. McQuaid of Republic Steel Company Cleveland C Lloyd Marshall of Delco Appliance Division General Motors Rochester and Fay F. Adkinson of Syracuse Heat Treating Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate New York
American Society For Metals
Onondaga
Peter’Pyson
I Crucible Steel’ Company of America
R. N. Gillmor
General’ Electric
Syracuse
Harry W. McQuaid
Republic Steel Company
Cleveland, C
Lloyd Marshall
Delco
General Motors Corporation
Rochester
Fay F. Adkinson
40 Neophilates Initiated Into Keder Khan Grotto
More than 250 attendees including guests from Auburn Oswego Schenectady and Hamilton witnessed the initiation of 40 candidates into Keder Khan Grotto at the Hotel Onondaga. A patriotic concert by the Grotto Band preceded the ceremony with Clayton L. Ripley in charge and Ear Shaffran overseeing the stunt session. Pilgrimages to Anar Grotto Auburn Hamilton May May and to Lalla Roohk Grotto Schenectady are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Oswego
Scenectady
Hamilton
Keder Khan Grotto
Hotel Onondaga
H. H. Turner
Clayton L. Ripley
Grotto
Charles
Wright
Anar
Mokanna
Ymay
Keder Khan
Onondaga
Dre.Clayton Ta Ripley
Charles L. Wricht
Lyman’ Goddard
Justice
C.D. Williams
Halfner
Albany Union Officials Face Kickback Trial in 1942 Depot Case
Four Albany Local 160 Operating Engineers members stand trial in U S District Court over alleged pay kickbacks tied to the 1942 Naval Ordnance Depot project at Scotia. Judge Frederick H Bryant allows records and union meeting minutes as evidence. defendants are George Manní Thomas McGraw William McDowell and James Schock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Local 160
Engineers ‘Union
U. S
Naval Ordnance
Scotia
Amos
Daniel H.v Prior
Albany
George Manni
Thomas McGraw
William McDowell
James Schock
Frederick
H. Bryant
Gen. Woodcock
Probation Granted for Juvenile In Grand Larceny Case
Albert Donahue 17 of Syracuse was placed on one year probation and told to restitution for damages from an automobile theft and possible Navy enlistment suspension if accepted. Lawrence M Jarvies of South Avenue received one year probation with restitution and a restricted driving ban as a condition of probation in the same grand larceny case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Donahue
Syracuse
R.D
Navy
Frank J. Cregg
Supreme Court
Donahue
iCregg
L Lawrence M
Jarvies
South' “Avenue
Cregg
School Music Festival Gets Good Start
The senior high choral clubs from Syracuse area schools opened the Spring Festival of Music with a large Lincoln Auditorium audience. Under Miss Elizabeth V. Beach, the program featured many school groups, narrations, and period songs, with combined glee clubs of about 1 000 voices closing the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syraese
Alle
Syracuse
Lincoln
Public’ Schools
Public’ Schools, Miss’ Elizabeth V. Beach
America
Geralding Andrews
Promianty
Itty Darbara
Onondaga Valley Junior High
Helen Pollak
Irene
Kunzelman
Lincoln’ Junior High
Regina ‘Maguire
Helen S. Jordan
Madison Junior High
Andrew
Hi: Goettel
iMarion Houck
Delaware
Bobrattridge
Stoddard
Goettel
Charles Andrews School
Stephen’ ‘Oster
Elizabeth Mann
Elizabeth Marmor
Edward ‘Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.V. Frascati
Fayettevisle
Dewitt
Erie ‘Boulevard
Genesee Streets
Dsweisberger
Mildred Pri Ice
Zonta Club
400 Metals Society
Pay Kickback Data
Ewe Es ‘Ran
Aee
Ulroy
Youu Sgel the Nest
Eee Wei Teeta Oates
Aera
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc
Sah Telephone Watertown
Irs
Franklin Street
Geneva
Linden Street
Moskins Clothing Company
Salina
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