Syracusans Worry Over Holland Kin
Syracusans fear for relatives in Holland and Belgium as German forces advance. Pierre Polah, violin instructor at Syracuse University, reports his brother Henry may be in the Dutch army, and cites concern for parents in The Hague. Cousins and friends across Syracuse fear for nieces, nephews, and siblings amid invasion fears and Dutch flood defense measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Belgium
Andre.Polah
Syracuse
University College of Fine Arts
Henry
Hague
Polash
Charles Dominick Polah
Charles
Amsterdam
Paris
Europe
Rheims Cathedral
Alfred Maas
James Street
Associated Press
Jacobus Maas
Laren
Zuider Zee
Martin Kuyper
Jan de Haan
Hilverson
Martin
Simon de Groot
Zaandam
de Groots
Stefaan Piek
Sedgwick Brive
H. T. Asser
Birkkenaar van Dyk
New York City
Richard S. Farr
Clarke Street
New York
Farr
Bris
Leroy Vernon
Buffalo
Amy
Gaston van Malderghem
Hickok AY Rales
Leon van Malderghem
Romain van Malderzhem
Fairview Avenue
Karl
Minerva Street
Karl Vandermeyden
Rotterdam
Hendrick
Dora
Dina
Johatmna
Var Duivenboden
Eight priesthood candidates to be ordained in Syracuse and Philadelphia
Eight candidates for priesthood are listed for ordination May 18 by Bishop Walter A. Foery. Ceremonies begin at 9 A.M. in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Syracuse natives include Francis D. McCarthy, Francis J. O'Brien, and Paul W. Keefe. Others are from Utica, Oswego, Jordan, and Bavaria. Storms will be ordained for the Congregation of the Mission in Philadelphia.
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Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Francis D. McCarthy
Francis J. O’brien
Paul W. Keefe
Richard A. Clark
Joseph M. Kowalczyk
Mr. McCarthy
Dennis R. McCarthy
West
Colvin Street
James J. O'Brien
Midland Avenue
O'Brien
Richard Lee
Mauritius Islands
South Africa
Monsignor Lee
Mr. Keefe
Jeremiah Keefe
Cannon Street
Guyder
Thomas Guvder
Jordan
Storms
Frederick W. Storm
South West Street
Baltimore
Howard P. Clark
Utica
Mir. Clark
Florian Howalczyk
Mir. Nowalczyk
Four Graduates Join U S Air Corps As Flying Cadets
Four college graduates Martin R. Connelly 25 of 270 Reed Avenue Paull C. Garrett 25 of 101 University Place Frank A. Ansley 22 of Niagara Falls and Gerald F. La Barge 25 of North Syracuse enter Uncle Sam service as flying cadets in the Army Air Corps after three months of ground school. They will train at Randolph Field Texas then Kelly Field Texas before being commissioned as second lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Army Air Corps
Martin R. Connelly
Reed Avenue
Paull C.garrett
University Place
Frank A. Ansley
Niagara Falls
Gerald F. LaBares
Syracuse
Connelly
T. Bonaventure College
Patrick
Kelly Field
Texas
Air Corps
Gasoline Rag Ignites Kitchen Fire at Ross Park Apartment
Firemen from Engine Company 15 responding to a 104 AM alarm found a gasoline soaked rag used for cleaning in the Watson apartment at Ross Park had ignited. The family contained the blaze before help arrived. Damage limited to the kitchen sink and cupboard.
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Engine Company
U. J. Watson
Ross Park
Farmily
Man Given Six Month Term For Petty Theft
Grover Turrin aged 56 of 509 East Jefferson Street pleaded guilty in Police Court to petty larceny. He was sentenced today to a six month term at Jamessdile Penitentiary after admitting he had a ring and other items while sitting with Geer Christie at 551 Cedar Street on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Turrin
East
Jefferson Street
Jamessdile
Curtin
Akon
Jeter
Thames
Geer Christie
Cedar Street
Maxwell outlines plan to merge Catholic colleges
Father Maxwell at the Onondaga Hotel alumni meeting presented a plan to merge Catholic colleges and rejected pooling resources to offset extinction threats from birth decline and economy. He emphasized continued need for Catholic higher education and outlined a $1,000,000 Holy Cross building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Maxwell
Central
New York
Holy Cross College
Joseph R. N
Maxwell
Ss. 3
Onondaga
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Holy Cross
Fake Names Bring Terms For Illegal Fishing Arrests
Two youths Edward Edick and Donald Higgins using fake names were sentenced to 30 days at Jamesville Penitentiary after pleading guilty to illegal fishing. Deputies found them at Grant Place homes and brought them before Justice of the Peace Donald Whitney who had given them 4 pm Thursday to pay 12.50 fines. The pair were later identified on John Doe warrants.
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Justice of the Peace
Donald Whitney
Liverpool
Jamesville
Justin King
Edward Bisko
John Doe
Edward Edick
Grant Place
Donald Higgins
Lester Burgmeier
Whitney
George Lehne
Long Branch
Major Thorn Transferred to Tennessee U R O T C Instructor
Major Hamilton Thorn moves from the First Military Area adjutant post at the Federal Building to the University of Tennessee as R O T C instructor effective Sept 1. He and Mrs. Thorn will depart June 1 for a reunion with daughters Beverly and Betty at Florida State College for Women, who will join him at Tennessee.
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Hamilton Thorn
Federal Building
University of Tennessee
R.O.T.C
Major
Mirs
Thorn
Seeley Bond
Beverly
Betty
Florida State College For
Organized Reserves
Syracuse
James R. Uruquhart
Manila
Philippine Islands
Four Sent Back To Dominion From Morristown
Norman and Andrew John natives of Arnprior Ontario were sent back to Canada after serving four day sentences for illegal entry in Morristown New Jersey. They appeared with Thomas Lynch of Toronto and Victor LaRue of Ogdensburg who also faced deportation or short sentences. The group was escorted to Brockville by Immigration Inspector Stuart B. Allen.
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Norman
Andrew John
Arnprior
Ont
Canada
United States
Morristown
Frederick H. Bryant
United States District Court
Madison County
Andrew
Rochester
Andrew Drew
Thomas Lynch
Toronto
Victor, LaRue
Ogdensburg
Bryant
Fire records report three alarm blaze at Beilevee Avenue
A three alarm fire at 1300 2308 Beilevee Avenue caused 25009 in damage. The fire department reported early morning activity with responders from 281 Ross Park and the incident traced to a malfunctioning alarm.
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Beilevee Avenue
Ross Park
Teh
Mamase
Four Auto Crashes Leave Four Injured in City
Police report a series of overnight automobile crashes injuring four people, two seriously, near East Geseee Turnpike. A man and a girl faced charges after one collision. Witnesses describe a damaged rail box and a driver evading police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tenobile
Devendorf to Speak at Ley Creek Sewage Plant Dedication
Earl Devendorf associate director of the New York State Department of Health will speak at the Ley Creek sewage treatment plant dedication on June 3. He toured the plant with Glenn D. Holmes county public works director chief engineer and outlined the state department's role in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl’ Devendorf
Division of ‘Sanitation
New York State Department of Health
Ley Creek
Rabbi Bernstein Appeals For Community Chest Aid
Rabbi Philip Bernstein of Temple Brith Kodesh Rochester urged support for the Community Chest at its annual dinner. The event announced new directors and featured Ralph A. Tracy and H. Hiram Weisberg with prayers by Rev. Harry B. Taylor. He called for strengthening democratic process values and aiding individual human needs amid global and domestic troubles.
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Philip Bernstein
Temple Brith Kodesh
Rochester
Council of Social Agencies
Drumlins
Donald S. McChesney
Council
Harold Edwards
William E. McClusky
C. WH. Mitchell
Ralph A. Tracy
the Chest
H. Hiram Weisberg
Rabbi Bernstein
Harry B. Taylor
Community Chest
Devlins Sense
Ciel
Temple
Accountants Leader Hits Idle Savings
A fragmented passage discusses economic reform, urging restoration of freedom of action and security to use funds, aiming to reduce government expenditures and taxes to accelerate yield and address unemployment. It emphasizes patient money and manpower, with expectations of improved profits.
Stempf to Be Made Member of Fraternity
Victor H. Stempf president of the New York State Society of CPAs and chairman of the federal tax committee will be made an honorary member of Beta Alpha Psi at the annual initiation dinner at the University Club. Also honored are Walter A. Staub Norman E. Webster and James P. Hughes with Syracuse University officials invited to attend as guests of honor. Chancellor Graham Dean Raper Dr Morton and Prof Bennett named among university participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Beta Alpha Psi
George KE. Bennett
Local Marriage Licensees List Read Amid Fragmented Names
A garbled OCR marriage licenses item lists multiple couples with varied spellings and addresses such as Lafayette, Mee Bane Hitchnel, Alonzo Shaffer with Ana Wil Sur, and Robert Stevenson with Marion Reed. The fragmentary text includes addresses on Douglas, East Taylor, Capler, East Laytor, and 1912 East Adams Street, making precise pairings unclear.
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Frank Zadroga
Lafayette
Mee Bane Hitchnel
Douglas Street
Alonzo Melvin Shaffer
East
Taylor Street
Ana May Wil- Sur
Capler Stree
Robert Louis Stevenson
Tylor Street
Marion Clarien Reed
Laytor Street
Maurice J. Webster, Jr
Flanench
Roth Holley Redtithon
Hatt
Aseraie
Robert Dew Moore
Sat Seo Toeate Atee
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FBI
Mulrow
E. Geneser
ST. Opp. City Hall
la Foe
Ings ellDty
S. Salina ST
Hamilton Beach
Jodhburs
City
Army & Ravy Siere
James St
Col. Warren
Sen Ats
James and
Warren Sis
Polah
Central New York
Onondaga Elitel Ae
Joseph Sheeketski
Joseph KR. N. Maxwell
Norman A. Mahar
Alumni An
Donal S. Mooney
Foery
U. 8
Maj. Thorne
Tennessee U
Dominion
Leslie Dean
Devendorf
Ley
Community Chest Aid
Social Work Council
Victor
Stemps
Ie Midligs Agg Teger
A Keller Goetz
Amana
F. Ve
Sutland
Cor
Jefferson
Salina Streets
Lincoln
S. Salina
Payette
Advintisemont
Anna Cowles
San
Aneelod
Orotune
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