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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1946

Page

4

Guard Unit Will Require 1,400 Airmen

Plans to activate an air unit of the New York Guard with stations in Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse were announced by Maj. Gen. B G Ziegler Fourth Division commander He said about 1 400 officers and enlisted men are needed to man the installations and to recruit World War II veterans for the job Buffalo would host aircraft control and warning squadron 391 fighter group headquarters 72 fighter squadron of single engine planes P 47s 260 utility flight 85 and a sub depot detachment squad 17 Initial plans also call for smaller units in Rochester and Syracuse bringing total Western New York personnel to about 1 400

Buffalo New York Guard Rochester Syracuse B.G. Ziegler Ziegler New York

Mrs Hadsel Speaks on Germany at Syracuse Meeting

Mrs Winifred N Hadsel will discuss Allied control of Germany at a Foreign Policy Association of Syracuse gathering Wednesday at 8 PM The event at the Museum of Fine Arts invites the public Hadsel joined the association in 1942 and has focused on European postwar issues her foreign policy reports include liberal Europe refugees and a piece on Allied control of Germany.

Germany Winifred N. Hadsel Foreign Policy Association of Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Europe France

Pocketbook Lost With Cash and Tickets Reported

Mrs Mildred Dent of Camillus reported a missing pocketbook from the Greyhound bus station counter. The bag contained 1923 in cash and three round trip tickets from Syracuse to Washington DC on Colonial Airlines. She said she realized the loss after reaching home Monday afternoon and found it missing when she returned to the station.

Syracuse Washington Colonial Airlines Mildred Dent Camulus Greyhound Camillus

Syracuse Speaks Poll on Taxes for National Debt

A Syracuse University Maxwell School poll led by Dr. Herman C. Beyle asks Syracuse citizens if continuing heavy taxes to pay national debt is a good idea. Responses show Good Good Not Good Not Good and Don’t know undecided with capitalized strong opinions.

Syracuse Herman C. Beyle United Nations Security Council Dr. Beyle Maxwell School of Citizenship Syracuse University

Dineen Lauds New Law To Insurance Agents At Convention

State Superintendent Robert E. Dineen told 520 New York fire and casualty insurers at the New York State Association of Local Agents annual convention that the new uniform classifications will bring clear supervision. He said the law will help buyers know if they are overcharged or undercharged and will standardize company books, aligning with public utilities and rail fares. Dineen noted supervision was approved by the Public Service Commission in 1906 and the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1889. He spoke in place of Guy Warfield Jr. The convention continues with tonight’s banquet at Hotel Syracuse. Albert C. Deisseroth was elected president, Norman A. Boyd executive VP, and J. W. Rose secretary-treasurer.

Robert E. Dineen New York State Association of Local Agents, Inc Dineen Interstate Commerce Commission Guy T. Warfield, Jr National Association of Insurance Agents New York City Syracuse John C. Stott New York State Association of Local Agents Hotel Syraiuse Allen A. Stockdale National Association of Manufacturers Makers of Frank J. Costello Albert C. Deisseroth Stott Norwich Norman A. Boyd Binghamton

American Day Plans Completed

Syracuse and Onondaga County will observe I Am An American Day with a program in Lincoln Auditorium at 8 PM on Thursday May 16. The event, sponsored by the Americanization League US Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Syracuse Board of Education, honors new citizens and those who came of age this year. Edward I. Corsi state industrial commissioner will be principal speaker on America Is a Cause. Laurence B. Hill is general chairman with mayor Costello and church and university leaders among honorary chairs.

Syracuse Onondage County Lincoln Auditorium The Americanization League U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Syracuse Board of Education United States Edward I. Corsi America Laurence B. Hill Frank J. Costello Walter A. Foery Malcolm E. Peabody Central New York William P. Tolley Syracuse University T. Aaron Levy

Communion Breakfast Set May 12 at Saint Peter's Church

The Holy Name Society of Saint Peter's Italian Church at the Hotel Onondaga will hold its annual communion breakfast on Mother's Day May 12 with Very Rev Anthony J Bleicher Le Moyne College president as principal speaker. Other speakers include Rev Angelo Strazzoni pastor and Rev Joseph B Delehunt spiritual adviser. Breakfast follows the 8 AM mass at 9 15 AM. Officers and committee members listed include Thomas Pasqua president Alfonso Forlino Louis Calucci Benjamin Rose Anthony Ungaro Philip Zoccolilo Divo Maiuri and many others. consultants are Anthony Valentine Anthony Smith Frank Deli Vecchio and Nicholas Pirro who chairs the breakfast committee.

Anthony J. Bleicher LeMoyne College Holy Name Saint Peter's Hotel Onondaga Angelo Strazzoni Joseph B. Delehunt Advier Society Thomas F. Pasqua Alfonso Forlino Louis M. Calucci Benjamin A. Rose Anthony Ungaro Philip Zoccolilo Divo Maitii Consulto Anthony J. Valentine Anthony

New York Guard Seeks 30 Enlistments At Armory

Fourth Truck Company of the New York Guard will enlist 30 men at once. Lt. James T. Foley, commanding officer, announced. Those wishing to enlist should contact Lt. Foley or Sgt. R. E. Clark at the Jefferson Street armory on Monday evenings. The company plans to expand to full strength under these efforts.

Fourth Truck CO Quartermaster Corps New York Guard James T. Foley Foley R. E. Clark Jefferson St. Armory

New Unit Formed as Company B Fourth Motor Truck Battalion

A recruiting dinner Monday night at the armory announced the formation of Company B, Fourth Motor Truck Battalion. The unit will have a full complement of 105 officers and men.

Fourth Motor Truck Battalion

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