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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1944

Page

3

Five black marketers in Syracuse face sentencing for gasoline fraud

Judge Bevant and Judge Bryant presided as five Syracuse men pleaded guilty to selling gasoline above ceiling prices and using ration coupons. Sentences ranged from four months to probation five years, with one man awaiting military service. Multiple defendants including Anthony Esposito and Michael Esposito were among those charged in a broad black market gasoline scheme.

Gano- Jine Fristevant Bryant Anthony Michael Esposito S49 Burnet Avenue Bryant Hineden Bevant Maxtwell Pollcove Utica Joseph Petrelli Rome Emt Morris Kowants Bryant An Noti Sho Mansour A. Jawid Utha 'T Tim Stephen Duano Matone Ster Chester Barlalato Watertown Ant A. Lyons

Legislator Sées G.O.P. Sweep North of Dixie

Representative Walter C. Ploeser spoke at the 62nd NYS Association of Vocal Agents annual dinner in Syracuse. He discussed postwar plans for small business, the fate of government policy, and the GOP’s potential presidential nominee, citing Dewey and Warren among others as part of a broad postwar economic outlook.

Ree Mason-Dinon Walter C. Ploeser Congress iDistrict Misoui Syracuse New York State Association Vocal Agents, Inc Onondaga Representas Plovier Isk Come Cerreaytas Snail Byeuness Besnes America

Waste paper dealer pleads not guilty to price ceiling breach

J Stolusky & Sons Inc waste paper dealers pleaded not guilty through attorney Irving J for themselves and the corporation to an indictment over sale of waste paper at above ceiling prices. Donald Albert Michaels of Hi pursville, a Jehovah's Witness member, was found guilty by a jury of failing to report on Feb 10 for entrainment to a conscientious objectors camp and was sentenced to three years and nine months.

Mustang Ace Olson Falls Over German Airdrome

Detatched from the 29 year old commander from Orlando Florida leading Mustang fighers strafing a Nazi airfield near Brunswick Germany was shot down by ground fire during a third pass. The unit reported six German planes destroyed on the ground and noted Capt John Elder Ebens commented Olson’s plane dove into the ground. his loss follows a raid on Brunswick.

Mustang Flight Germany Mustang Con- Norman E. Olson Orlando Fla Nau Brunswick Olson John Elder Ebens

Navy Pilot Breaks Through Japs With Water Injection Tell

Lt. (9g) ita C. Kepford of Muskegon Michigan, famed Navy fighter ace, used a water injection device to gain extra speed during a Feb 9 mission over Japan. With three Zeros closing, he opened throttle and activated the switch, streaking above water then eluding pursuit. One Zero cartwheeled after a wing hit the spray, while the other two abandoned the chase.

Navy Washington Ita C. Kepford Muskegon Mich Kepford Ron Japares Miot Thei Rabaul

Election Board Plans Envelopes for Soldier Vote Forms

County Election Board to arrange special envelopes for mail in war ballots to soldiers. Commissioner Bachman noted New York City has received its first shipment and states envelopes will be purchased after state guidance. NYC uses three envelopes per voter with outer mail, return to Albany, and inner ballot. Ballot mailing to start in September.

New York City New York State War Ballot Commission Albany

Central New York Men Recommended For Officer Training

Sampson May 9 Many Central New York youths in the Naval Training Center ranks are among 89 enlisted men named candidates for Navy V-12 officer training. Lt W M Taylor heads the selection board. The list includes 61 from recruit personnel, eight from Outgoing Unit, 10 from Service Schools, and 10 from Ship's Company. Central New York nominees include Douglas H. Coon Syracuse Lester M Cooper Oxford Henry J Kirsch Syracuse John E Kingston Williston Gerald C Cooney Jr Syracuse Dean E Helm Syracuse Robert J Mcraw Schenectady.

New York Sampson Naval Training Center Navy W. M. Taylor Re~cruit Washington Bureau of Personnel East Douglas H.coon Syracuse Lester M. Cooper Oxford Henry J. Kirsch John E. Kingston Williston Gerald C. Cooney Dean E. Helm Robert J. Mcraw Schenectady

Prisoners Lose Freedom

Supreme Court Justice John C Wheeler yesterday dismissed the writ of habeas corpus for Frank Pezzano and Charles Ruggio, Auburn Prison inmates serving 35 to 60 years for robbery, after their attorney argued irregularities in the jury that indicted them.

Auburn Supreme Court John C. Wheeler Frank Pezzano Charles Ruggio Auburn Prison Thtorney Richard T. Anderson

Polish Corps With Soviets Is Real Army

Oneida May 9. Company G Third Regiment State Guard to award two rifle medals to enlisted men after summer firing records at Camp Smith Peakskill. Arthur S. Peck will donate one of the prizes. Article discusses Polish army in the Soviet Union as a real force, morale and attitudes toward Lend-Lease, the London government, and anti-Semitism among Poles in western Ukraine. It notes Polish volunteers, transport by American vehicles, and curiosity about a second front.

Oneida State Guard Camp Smith Peakskill Paul’ E. Froass Arthur S. Peck David M. Nichol Chicago Daily News Joe Ukraine Soviet Union Lemna Smolensk Qsear Lange Univer 1Sity Chicago Annet Wald Tam Altarneit DuteLly U.S Polina London United States United Nations Europe Soviet Lange United Naions Mintain Red Army Siberia Kazakhstan Lé Ia Ian Ao Unger Caucasus

Whiteford Sentenced for Perjury in Divorce Case

Ivan Whiteford aged 19 Burnet Avenue received two to four years in Attica State Prison after conviction for perjury in a Supreme Court divorce action involving Bert and Lillian Sanderson. Judge Frank P. Malpass condemned the perjury as a blow to justice and stressed sworn truth as essential, noting Whiteford had lied to aid the case. Also in court James Squadrito faced probation terms for abandonment and court-order violations, with conditions tied to child support and future divorce actions. Clarence Coon was sent to Elmira Reformatory for Indeterminate terms after assault indictment, and Loynk L. Franke got one year for probation violation.

Ivan Whiteford Burnet Avenue Attica State Frank P. Malpass Bert Sanderson Lillian Sanderson Hawley Avenue Whiteford Angelo Pettrone Malpass Squadrito Attica Clarence Coon Lodi Street Elmira Reformatory Loynk L. Franke Baldwinsville Onondaga County

Treatment Cures Acute Syphilis in Under 48 Hours

A New York report from the Marine Society of the State of New York states that over 90 percent of acute syphilis cases can be cured in less than 48 hours using a combined arsenic and fever approach. Dr. Nathaniel Jones of Jacksonville described a regimen with mepharsen given around fever onset, followed by additional doses intravenously. The hospital stay averages eight hours, with total cost about $30 per case.

New York Meareal Society State of Nathaniel Jones Jacksonville Flate Clifford’. Whiteley Army Air Force Clifford F Fred A. White Syracuse Isaac Italy Germany Balkans Ionalzactity Jeommunica Cornell Menentshiare Paward Thacataayao Cornellors F. ‘Randolph Botai Lelands G. Jn H. B. &Tukey Geneva American Society I. H. Vaughan Chicago

Late driving lesson ends in crash and fines

Charles Taff a 56 year old man paid a 3 dollar fine for failure to yield at an accident at Nagtyectten Tatovent and Yan. Oscar Sarazin 100 Putnam Street was the other driver. The hearing included testimony from Taiff and Pendock, who faced charges for different traffic offenses. Two cited passengers were treated for facial injuries. Leonard Elkin and Louis Lucie received fines for speeding and related offenses.

Charles Taff Seymour Sured Nagtyectten Tatovent Ant Yan Rensselaer Steet Ins Conor Oscar Sarazin Putnam Street Wayne T. Peadock East Fayette Street Pendock Joseph Brillbeck Taevanne Spasivita Pine Atte East Water Sweet Atverny Avenue Robert Brown East Adams Sweet Willam Rays Nore Hickok Preston Richard Nojaim Kirk Aveetnue Thal Lincoln Avenue Yaktman Street George ‘Taylor South Geddes Leonard Elkin Hickock Avenue Louis Lucie Chemung Avenue

Grand Juurors Make Inspection Tour of County Penitentiary

Grand jurors and members of the district attorney staff inspected the Onondaga County Penitentiary at luncheon today. Attending were Assistant District Attorneys Charles A. McNett Arthur W. Wilen and Miss Erna E. Hofmann, and Mrs Elsa G. Small deputy sheriff, with jurors named from Syracuse Minoa and nearby towns.

Grand Jury Onondaga County Penitentiary Charles A. McNett Arthur W. Wilen Erna E. Hofmann Elsa G. Small Holton L. Browne Sarine Street Roy W. Carpenter Aew Douglas Drummond Rugby Road Clara L. Gehm Greenland Drive Charles D. Stamer Hudson ‘Street Cliford D. Hawkins Nedrow Richard 3. Jones Maison Avenue Don Nd K. Hopkins Minoa Alexis Duench Jampshire Road Stanond M. Kinz Syracuse James B. Murtaugh Shotwell Park Ray C. Noble Jenesee Street Sadye Rosenbloom Irving Avenue Elsie Silliman Milton Avenue Charles B. Skadden Tully Clarence H. Cwichell Vetterile

Homicidal Patients Escape From Danville State Hospital

Six patients at the Danville State Hospital in Pennsylvania, described as potentially homicidal, escaped last night. State police and hospital officials said two of the escapees were men with prison records. Details were not released. Police conducted road and field checks across the area.

Lvamtia Mental Institution Danville Danville State Hospital Hos-Pital Eugene L.iSielke Avai Walt Iinensti Pennsylvanianst T. AvoumnesGets DE England Ada Sfa Thomas A. Young Syracuse Germany Wnazi-Occupied Europe Eighth Air Force Flying Fortress Esky Young Lawrence R. Young Mitton Avenue

Barnes Hurt In Bin Yard Fall At Barnes & Co

42 year old Glenn C Gi Barnes president of Barnes & Co mason's supplies on Burt Street Road suffered serious head and back injuries after falling 15 feet from a bin while assisting workers to install a steel concrete bin. He was treated at Onondaga General Hospital and Syracuse General Hospital. Deputy Sheriff John Murphy reported the incident.

G.C. Barnes Glenn C Gi Barnes Maple Road Barnes &Ine Mason's Supplies Burt Street Mr. Barnes Thompson Theo Chenault Rodolph Hetti Onondaga General Hospital Plymouth' Avenue Salin Gio John Murphy Thomas Zem Atv Auburn Publc [Service Commission Apel Cayuga Omnibus Corporation Auburns Syracuse George Namack Ana Ae Veil Baia American Labor&Partyi Iist Willard Bliss George Hill John Maurifio Norton Potter

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