Syracuse Herald Journal Network Local Correspondents List
Syracuse Herald Journal and Syracuse Sundays Herald American reporters cover home news in the broad circulation territory. The roster lists correspondents in Watertown Ogdensburg Massena Malone Saranac Lake Tupper Lake Carthage Canton Potsdam Boonville Gouverneur Lowville Old Forge Manville and more with circulation office contacts and phone numbers.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Herald-American
Construction Draws Labor From Massena Farms
In Massena the outlook for farm labor is poor as many workers seek construction jobs. The Warren Construction Company has begun on the Massena Raymondville road widening project and the Massena Winthrop highway will be resurfaced. The Massena elevated railroad is to finish this season, and Alcoa plans a new building. A $50,000 village street and sewer program exists, but labor and material shortages threaten completion. Returning veterans are reclaiming farm workers for better pay at the aluminum plant.
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Massena
Edgar Forrester
U. S. Employment Service
Warren Construction Company
Raymondville
Winthrop
Massena-Winthrop
Aluminum Company of America
Filso
Federal Public Housing Project
Philadelphia Physician to Be Cremated
WATERTOWN The body of Dr. DeWitt C. Rodenhurst 91 veteran practicing physician of Philadelphia who died Sunday will be cremated and the ashes scattered upon the waters of the Indian River at Theresa The funeral directors will take the ashes to the bridge near the Maskepee mill at Theresa and in the presence of family will scatter the ashes over the water The urn will be dropped into summer in accord with the wishes of the Philadelphia doctor Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 4 AM in the Philadelphia residence the Rev Carol M Worden director of the Theresa Episcopal Church officiating Redenturat born in Well Oneida County had been a physician for 67 years 63 of which he had practiced at Philadelphia
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Watertown
DeWitt C. Rodenhurst
Philadelphia
Indian River
Theresa
Philaneteria
Carol M Worden
Theresa Epecopal Church
Redenturat
Eowell Oneida County
Mrs Keep Elected Regent of Swr-kat-Si DAR
Mrs Donald Keep was elected regent of the Swr-kat-Si Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at the annual officers election. The slate for the coming year includes Mrs Harry Dunn vice regent and other officers. Mrs Keep was named delegate to the Continental Congress to be held May 20 in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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A. D. Giffin
Franklin R. Little
George Murray
Smith Dawley
Keep
DAR
Atlantic City
N. J
Ruth Bennett
Wrst
Cecil Kring
E. N. O’brien
Edgar L. Schwartz
Miss Gilbert Will Be Bride Thursday
Miss Virginia Mary Gilbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Gilbert of 319 Adams Avenue will marry Theodore Patrick Garne Jr son of Mr and Mrs Garne of Patterson Street at 7 30 Thursday morning The Rev Louis Charbonneau will celebrate the nuptial mass Attendant to the bride will be her sister Norma E Gilbert Best man will be George Crimo brother of the groom A wedding breakfast for families will be held at the Seymore Blouse following the wedding A reception is planned at the Gilberts 319 Adams Street after the breakfast They will live on Hamilton Street after the wedding trip
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Ogdensburg
Virginia Mary Gilbert
Peter Gilbert
Adams Av
Theodore Patrick Garne
Garne
Patterson St
Louis Charbonneau
Dnride
Norma E. Gilbert
George Crimo
Gilberts
Luca Vallance
Harry Tyo
Arnold Vallance
Doris Durant
Paul Fournin
Phyllis Lashomb
Lester Lashomb Jr
Eileen Tye
Collette Shorette
Norfolk l
Massena High School
Louisville
St. Anne de Beaupre
Massena Restores Sulphur Spring In Old Way
Massena’s famous sulphur spring water is restored in the traditional manner. Village Engineer Walter D. Clark reports older residents urged the fix after a failed modern pump left the water black. A wooden pump from Brasher Falls and logs ensure water touches only wood before serving. Improvements at Springs Park include a leveled baseball diamond and related work.
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Massena
Walter D. Clark
George Kernehan
Brasher Falls
Mrs. Mary J. Pinkerton 83 Ogdensburg Resident Dies
Mrs. Mary J. Pinkerton, 83, longtime Ogdensburg resident, died at home on Monday after about three months of illness. Born December 9, 1862, she was daughter of Captain James E. and Anna J. Norman and widow of Charles Pinkerton. Sister of the late Joseph H. Norman, she was active in St. Mary’s Cathedral parish and organizations including the Rosary Society Sacred Hearts Society and Legion of Mary.
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Ogdensburg
Mary J. Pinkerton
Lafayette St
James E
Anna J. McMorough Norman
Charles Pinkerton
Joseph H. Norman
Norman
McConville
St. Mary's Cathedral
Rosary Society
Sacred Hearts Society
Legion of Mary
Birthday Party For Watertown Instrument Dealer Fred Haller
Fred Haller of 640 State street marks his 85th birthday today at home after a career as a musical instrument dealer and a retirement ten years ago. A daughter Dr Bertha Poole of 632 State street hosts a family dinner. Haller, a native of Orleans, remains in good health and walks to the city.
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Watertown
Fred Haller
State St
Bertha T. Poole
Haller
Orleans
Carthage Couple Wed in Omaha Holy Family Church
Miss Mary Lucille Vacanti of Omaha and James Alex Rushlow of Carthage were married at Holy Family Church Omaha at 9 AM April 27. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J J Faro with maid of honor Marion Vecanti bridesmaids Anna Monz Jean Davis Mickey Vacanti best man Anthony Vacanti and ushers Phil Vecanti Frank Sesio Angelo Alesandro. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple planned a two week trip to Lincoln Nebraska before settling at 1416 North 17th Street Omaha after May 15.
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Carthage
Mary Lucille Vaccanti
Tom Vacanti
Omaha
Neh
James Alex Rushlow
South Mechanic St. Carthage
Holy Family Church
J. J. Faro
Marion Vecanti
Anna Monz
Jean Davis
Mickey Vacanti
Anthony Vacanti
Phil Vecanti
Frank Sesio
Angelo Alesandro
Lincoln
Neb
North 17Th St
Veterans of Watertown plan joint memorial with Legion
Watertown veterans group the Barden-Jones Post of the VFW approves joining with the Jefferson County American Legion to promote a war memorial. James E. Gaffney chairs a 15 member VFW committee. plans include site selection with the Legion, with the air grounds as a leading candidate.
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Watertown
Barden- Jones Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jefferson County American Legion
Vwatertown
James E. Gaffney
V.F.W
American Legion Committee
Mrs Elizabeth Moore Rites in Cape Vincent
WATERTOWN Mrs Elizabeth D Allen Moore of Brooklyn widow of Dr George F Moore formerly of this city died Sunday in Brooklyn. The body will be interred here Wednesday morning and will be taken to Cape Vincent for burial in the T F Allen family plot. Her husband a former practicing dentist died in Brooklyn July 4 1931 and is buried at Cape Vincent. Dr Moore practiced here for a few years before he and his wife and daughter moved to Brooklyn.
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Watertown
Elizibeth D. Allen Moore
Brooklyn
George F. Moore
Cape Viicent
T. F. Allen
Cape Vincent
Moore
Jefferson County Dairy Farmers' Union meeting at Hotel Woocruff
The annual Jefferson County unit meeting will be Thursday night at Hotel Woocruff. County chairman Earl J. Latham of Philadelphia will preside, with Archie Wright of Ogdensburg, president of the Northeastern Division, National Farmers' Union, as speaker.
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Watertown
Jefferson County
The
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Woocruff
Earl J. Latham
Philadelphia
Archie Wright
Ogdensburg
National Farmers’ Union
Communion Sunday at St Martin s Church in Port Leyden
The Rosary Society of St Martin's Church will receive Holy Communion as a body at the 9 A.M. mass on Mother's Day. Approved candidates for admission into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin will be admitted during the mass.
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Port Leyden
Rosary Society of
St. Martin's Church
Sodality of the ‘Blessed Virgin
Pilgrimage Will Honor John Brown at Lake Placid
The 146th birth anniversary of John Brown will be observed in Lake Placid with the 24th annual John Brown Memorial Association pilgrimage. Activities include a business meeting, organ recital, constitutional assembly, tea at Inez Carter’s home, and a public address by Dr. Walter F. Jerrick. The memorial services occur at 2 P.M. Thursday at the John Brown farm grave with Mayor Luke Perkins greeting, followed by a 6:30 P.M. testimonial dinner at Adirondack Community Church.
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Lake Placid
John Brown
John Brown Memorial Association
Lake Placid Club
Constitutional Assembly
Inez Carter
Lake Placid High School
Robert W. Henry
Shields Green Chapter
Walter F. Jerrick
J. W. Shirley
Luke Perkins
Frederick G
Former POW Borrow Killed in Fort Jackson Motorcycle Crash
Former prisoner of war Ezra N Borrow 22 wearing the Purple Heart died at Fort Jackson South Carolina from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident. He had been a POW in Germany for 10 months after serving with the 120th Infantry Division through France Belgium and England. He was wounded in France and Belgium and freed at war’s end before re enlisting. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Ezra N Borrow.
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Malone
Harrison
Borrow
Germany
Fort Jackson
S. C
Ezra N. Borrow
West St
Rochester
Fatlure
Argonne Forest
Patrolman Gilson Improves After Appendicitis Surgery
Potsdam reports Patrolman Floyd E. Gilson, who underwent appendicitis surgery at Potsdam Hospital two weeks ago, is considerably improved. Gilson has resigned from the police force effective June 1.
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Potsdam
Floyd E. Gilson
Potsdam Hospital
Gilson
I St. Lawrence Baptists to Hold Session
Ogdensburg hosts the 133th annual meeting of the St. Lawrence Baptist Association at the Ogdensburg Baptist Church with a theme Building for a New World. The program includes sermons by Rev. Frank Kelly and Dr. Glenn Ewell and addresses by Rev. Harold B. Lundgren, with afternoon devotional and business sessions. Women serve dinners. sessions close at 9.
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Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence Baptist Association
Frank Kelly
Oswegatchie
Glenn Ewell
Rochester
Christian Life Crusade
A. E. Kelly
Maurice Lindsay
Harold B. Lundgren
New York State Baptist Convention
Russell Long Named Commander of Post 74 American Legion
Russell E. Long, World War II Marine veteran, elected commander of Frank Barclay Post 74 American Legion in Potsdam to succeed Arthur Lowe. Long will serve until the annual election in October. New officers include three vice commanders Harry McClain Edward Miller and Paul Teelin. McClain and Teelin are WWII vets. Assistant adjutants Thomas Smith and Charles Arnold assist John McMann. Post membership near 200 plans a McClain led membership drive. Committees discuss projects from a swimming pool to boys club and Amon Damon airport improvements. Plans to keep legion rooms open six nights weekly. A 12 member committee includes Floyd Grant Arthur Goodrich Leo Hurley James Partlow Jamin Bowman James Smith Bernard Shatraw and others. Consideration given to securing a regional clubhouse and forming a servicemen's club for veterans of all wars.
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Potsdam
Russell E. Long
Frank Barclay Post
American Legion
Arthur N.lowe
Long
Harry McClain
Edward Miller
Paul Teelin
McClain
Teelin
Thomas Smith
Charles T. Arnold
John McMann
John M. Maxey
Amon Damon
Arthur Lowe
Wilfred Raven
Irving Macomber
James Smith
Allen Sverdlow
Legion Rooms
Civic Center
Floyd Grant
Arthur Goodrich
Leo Hurley
Ben- Harry McClain
James Partlow
Jamin Bowman
James Parlow
Charles Arnold
Bernard Shatraw
Servicemen’s Club
Northwestern Students Observe Rock Island Police Program
Three students from the Northwestern University Traffic Institute will begin a one week study of the Rock Island Police Department on May 6. The group includes Patrolman Floyd W. Trickey of Watertown New York. The trip is part of a four and a half month course in traffic police administration conducted twice yearly at the Evanston Illinois institute.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
Rock Island Police Department
Floyd W. Trickey
Watertown
N. Y
Traffiie Police Administration
Fie Institute
Baldwin Funeral Held for Watertown Native
Lewis J. Baldwin, 64, of 11 Lennox Street Rochester and Watertown, died yesterday at Monroe County Hospital Rochester. Funeral services will be at Northam and Fox Funeral Home Wednesday with burial at North Watertown, where an Odd Fellows service will be held at the grave. Baldwin was a former driver for Watertown Transportation Company.
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Watertown
Lewis J. Baldwin
Lennox St. Rochester
Monroe County Hospital
Rochester
Northam and Fox Funeral Home
North Watertown
Baldwin
Watertown Transportation Company
Watertown Truck Drivers Elect Local Union Officers
Floyd Durant of Watertown elected president of Local Union No. 687. Ethan Gardner of this city named vice president and F. R. Cunningham of Black River chosen secretary-treasurer for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Chauffeurs Warehousemen and Helpers of America.
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Watertown
Floyd Durant
Truck Drivers and Helpers
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Helpers of America
Ethan Gardner
F. R. Cunningham
Black River
Jefferson County Judges May Get Pay Increases
Jefferson County board of supervisors will consider raising the County Juvenile Court judge salary from 2900 to 5000 annually. Judge Clarence F. Giles holds the post, with Crandall F. Phillips initiating the proposal. Reports hint the county judge’s pay could rise from 5000 to 7500 later. Snow removal costs last winter totaled 15813674, down 86533.92 from the prior season.
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Jefferson County
Watertown
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Clarence F. Giles
Crandall F. Phillips
Walter R. Eggleston
Miss Ingram To Be Bride In Ogdensburg
Mr and Mrs Harry J Ingram announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Elizabeth Ingram to Francis J Bennett son of Mr and Mrs William E Bennett of 514 Patterson Miss Ingram a graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy has worked in a secretarial post for W J Robinson plumbing in Ogdensburg Bennett a fellow graduate recently discharged from three years in the U S Navy in the Pacific theatre The date for the marriage has been set
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Ogdensburg
Harry J. Ingram
Morris, Sr
Barbar
Elizabeth Ingram
Francis J. Bennett
William E. Bennett
Patterson
Miss Ingram
Felts Mills High School June Graduates Named
Miss Nancy L. Denny of Felts Mills is valedictorian and Charles Wilton of Black River R D is salutatorian for the Felts Mills High School June class of five.
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Felts Mills
Nancy L. Denny
Felts Mills High School
Charles Wilton
Black River
R. D
Softball Season Opens in Watertown City League
Watertown opens its softball season with a Monday night start. Final plans will be set at a meeting of team managers tonight in the recreation department offices at City Hall.
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Watertown
Citys
Recreation Department
City Hall
Miss Tyo Is Married in Sacred Heart Church Mass
Mary Lucille Tyo and Victor Vallance wed in Sacred Heart Church with wide family turnout. Bride Mary Lucille Tyo, daughters of Gus Tyo and relatives from Massena, and groom Victor Vallance, son of Arthur Vallance, exchange vows led by Rev. Gerald F. Kellogg.
Northern N Y Radio Schedule Rundown
A dense listing of stations and programs with times and hosts across a day’s schedule. Notable names include Lyle Van, Crosby, Lopez, Cedric Foster, Jessica Johnson Family, Benny and Tommy, and Captain Midnight among others, with varied music, news, talks, and devotions.
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Lyle van
All Express
Crosby
Lopez
Montana Sim
Cedric Foster
Dar
Frazier Hunt
Bing
Benny
Tommy
Shady Valley
Firskine Johnson
Johnson Family
Gerry McGee
Cecil Brown - BO -Pete Howe
Elsa Maxwell
Capt
Evening Radio Schedule at WWNY Watertown
A condensed listing of daily programs with times and program names from WWNY Watertown. Includes news blocks, shows such as Helen Trent and Morning News, for a full broadcast day slate.
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Melodies
Sun Dial
Ulster
Sun Dist
Helen Trent
Newa
Bun Dist
Our
Gal
Times
Farm
Kate Smith
Treasury
Pascal DiFlorio
Mrs. Burton
Sun Dia
Woodruff
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights Ogdensburg
A dense listing of programs across WSLB Ogdensburg detailing morning to late night radio scenes. It catalogues shows from The Peabodys Lum n Abner and William Lang through local news Sunrise Serenade farm reports and music hour blocks, with other programs and hosts including Constance Bennett John B. Kennedy Ethel and Albert and Dick Tracy. The long timetable blends news, music, comedies, and live program blocks across hours with multiple daily repeats.
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the Peabodys
Lum 'N’ Abner
William Lang
St. Lawrence
Franks
Frazier Hunt
Jay
Griffin
Sacred Heart
Paith
Erskine Johnson
Fio Beach Rowe
Mutual Melody Hour
Howe
Risa Maxw
Rhythm Rendezvous
Morning Watch
Bennett
John B. Kennedy
Ethel and Albert
Bride and Groom
Agronsky
al Pearce
Zack Berck
the Fitzaccard
Hop Harrigan
Betty Crocker
Terry and Pirates
Dick Tracy
the Listening Post
Jack Armstrong
Hollyw
Ted Maiones
Fred Schiring
Glamour Manor
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Bryant
Tis
Bergeron
IEW
Robert Mayne
Crescent
Massena Leonard
Prince
Marian Mo Maictin
Zig Fun
Oa Heath
James St
Canton
Margaret Rafferty
Court At
Tel
Potsdam Banford
Dewey
Depot St. Tel
Boonville
Lena Scheidleman
Gouverneur
Ardis Murphy
Johnstown St
Lowville
John
Boyd
Old Forge
Dorothy Grady
Mannsville
Roy E. Fairman
DR. Rodenhurst
Mrs
Miss Gilbert
Y.M.C.A
Red ‘Triangle Club
Alton H. Adams
Weldon C. Jones
Red Triangle Club
Earl N. Lucas
Y.alca
Frederick ¥. Bugbee
Y.amlc.a
BR. K. McCloskey
Watertown Veterans Sponsoring Memorial
Elizabeth Moore
Farmiers' Union
St. Lawrence Baptists
Legion
Russell
Patrolman
Trickey
Rock Island
New York
Army
Clarence Murdie
Daniel R. Petrie
Colton
Kenneth E. Yaddow
Fort Covington
Frederick L. Tobey
Norfolk
Lloyd Ad
Burland
George Bearup
Mary Dick
Francis Bearup
Bearup
Lena Dick
Arsenal St
Chaumont
Miss Tyo
WATN
WWNY
WSLB
WMSA
Tom Mix
Washington Today
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gabriel Heatter
the Echoes
Dorsey
Orcheates
Chester Bowles
All the News
Tavern Orchestra
Phillips
Clayton
Hob Trout
Muse
Jack Carson
Dr. Christien
Maisie
Music
Brandwynne Orch
Cal Tinney
George Hicks
Ed Sullivan
Elmer Davis
Broadway Echoes
Golden Gate
Coronet
Steel Industry
Ralph Norman
Goodman
Kenny Baker
Norma Easter
Record Shop
Spotlight Banda
Seymour House
Ministers
Richard Mimber
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