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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1944

Page

3

Rationing Calendar for Processed Foods and Stamps

The calendar lists ration validity: blue stamps AB to QL valid indefinitely for 1 point each, June 1 for next series. most canned vegetables ML valid until June 3. beef steaks and beet teas ration free. Sugar stamps Ai and 31 for home canning until Feb. airplane stamps 1 and 2 for one pair of shoes (Book 4) indefinitely. Gasoline coupons 20-A expire Period 4 and 5. oil-period coupons worth units expire for 20.

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Fragmented notice on hearing aids and wax removal

The readable parts describe a product or service for the hard of hearing, mentioning wax, ear health, and a brand or store location. It hints at a sales pitch encouraging people to seek ear care or purchase devices, with scattered phrases about money and accessibility.

Gas in Stomach and Bowels Relief Tablets Ad

Sufferers troubled with gas in stomach and bowels urged to try Baumann's Gas Tablets for quick relief. Claims heartburn burning pain, palpitations, and bloating ease with a money back guarantee and no sugar. Caution to use as directed. Always on hand at local supply houses.

Baumann Ordaies Rive Faliatace

Dewey Faces Democratic Push as May Convention Near

Albany reports ongoing Democratic attacks on Governor Dewey as the party lines up for the convention. National figures like Hannegan and Barkley have pressed for a nomination, while Dewey keeps his focus on state affairs and refuses to declare a presidential bid. Observers note the unusual tension in Albany as reporters seek clues about a possible nomination before the June gathering. Dewey is slated to discuss national issues again before Memorial Day and may attend the Governors’ Conference in Hershey, though he remains noncommittal about public remarks.

Mureau Albany Iavelgie Dewey Alpany Robert ¥. Hannegans Senate Atven Wernoy Ainal Hadnezan-Barkley New York City New York Dewer Roosevelt Remantican Party Bareysis E. Spander John ‘Taber van ‘Eligt Capitol Janestione Alfa Desmite Phis Albanie United States Dewex Hershey

Marines Delivering Mail Under Bomb Threats in New Guinea

During Bougainville operations Marine mail clerks faced bombings while retrieving mail from a Navy seaplane and delivering to troops. The narrative recalls Lingenfelser and Peck, with mentions of a tarpaulin post office near Empress Augusta Bay and mail stages on LSTs and in Australia.

New Guinea William F. Lengenfel Iser Hof Savannah eBath William E. Peck Stafford Avenue Syracuse Bougain Hetch Empress Augusta Bay Hve Lingenfelser LST

Court Takes License From Boy Autoist

Joseph Pirelli sixteen Rast Syracuse pled guilty to forging a sales statement to obtain an operator license and is held for sentence until May 13 by Judge Truman Preston in Traffic Court. Donald Hazelton driving without plates paroled until May 12 for sentence after arrest on Erie Boulevard East while driving a trailer truck. John Gay pleaded guilty after an accident at South Avenue and Weber Street. Cantos at 1504 Genesee Street reported, patrolman cited for driving a vehicle with fault. George Rinne at 336 Highland Street pled guilty with trial set for May 17.

Joseph Pirelli Syracuse Truman Preston Freetan Donald. Hazelton Erie Boulevard Penns Mist John Gay Fiat Gay Southvenue Weel Colvin Street Serame Cantos Genesee Street Abius Street

County sues to recoup Middleton’s hospital costs

Ondondaga County sues Venzo V Middleton for 873 dollars to repay maintenance at Marey State Hospital and Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital during a 1939 trial. The prior county indictment for damaging mortgaged farm property was dismissed after Judge Frank P Matpass ruled Middleton sane. Bigid Attorney William H. and Malnaee dismissed the case.

Middleton Marey State Hospital Syracuse Abram Zoller Bigid William H Malnaee Tully Farm

Prior Withdraws Move to Dismiss Page Albany Indictment

Former State Senator Roy M. Page of Binghamton withdraws his motion to dismiss a special grand jury indictment charging him with grand larceny. Page, now Broome County surrogate, was the first indicted by the grand jury in Governor’s investigation into legislative misconduct. Trial set for May 22.

Prior Page Albany Daniel H. Prior Roy M. Page Binghamton Broome County Grand Itick Legislative Johy State Senate Ils State Supreme Court W. Personius

Price controls urged to continue through war emergency

Members of Syracuse labor advisory council urged the continuation of price controls to prevent shortages and black market activity. The meeting discussed extending price control through the war emergency with amendments and funding for subsidies, labeling rules, and OPA purchases to curb inflation and wage guidance. Attendees included Thomas J. Corcoran and John F. Reynolds, with labor leaders such as Thompson and Burke present.

Tabor Advisory Syracuse OPA Mila Lathrap Wes Toadvine Dolar T Thompson Meila Given Burke Sidies Phat the War Labor Board Metale 7 Workers Union OPA Labor Adiviser John F. Reynolds Greater Syracuse

Paternalism and small business warned by Ploeser speech

A dinner speech by Rep. Ploeser at the G24 annual meeting of the New York State Association of Local Agents warned of two dangers to small business paternalistic government and private monopolistic encroachment. He urged stronger antitrust law and cautioned against war-time controls becoming peacetime power. Patt Evertz was named president of the alumni chapter, with a slate of officers announced. club aims include fellowship among new citizens of varied nationalities.

C. Plopser Missouri Time Onondaga Ploeser New York State Association of Local Agents Lac A. Moreton Salt Lake City National Association of Insurance Ag Patt Evertz Malverne Drive Eren Ame All Club Paul Si McKinley Avenue Arthur Chareh Fayetteville Lewis Heins Comstock Avenue John Stanistreet Dominick Lambert Forest Hill Drive Evelyn Kane Ballard Avenue CAS Max Einstein Mary Dixon Eva Church Jude Wolff Nicholas D. Gualillo Helen Rane Yav.g.a

Plaque Honors 34 Service Women From Onontaga County

34 service women from Onontaga County are honored with their names on a plaque. The Vic tory Star Recruiting Committee hosted a reception at the Volunteer Office Victory Center with 150 attendees. Speakers included Miss J Winifred Hughes and Capt. Home along with several women service members from WAC Wave Yeoman Gedda and others. A second reception is planned for 8 PM tomorrow and a third for 8 PM Sunday, with the plaque dedication set for Sunday at Mac Arthur Stadium.

Onontaga County Victory Star Recruiting Committee Volunteer Office Victory Center Ion J . Winifred Hughes Victory Star Wac Virginia Walker Wave Ellen Gedda Rosemary MacDonald Josephine [Beuchat New York State Jeansyiant Nex Frederick Xreuzes MacArthur Stadium

Dolan Hotel Plan Backed By U S Court

In U S District Court today Frank Dolan Jr company Onondaga Hotel Corporation received court approval for a plan of reorganization. The judge confirmed the plan and set first mortgage bonds at 50 percent of par value for the hotel and annex. Attorneys Bragaw and Langan objected to the plan, but the judge overruled and signed the orders, while objections concerning bond percentages and consent were noted.

Ko, Bryanty U.S. District Court Ouondaga Hotel Corporation Frank Dolan, Jr Onondaga Annex Stobert R. Meyer Birmingham J Alan Bragaw New York City George A. Langan Syracuse Meyer Brazaie Civcut Reagin Dolan Bragaw Tater Bryant

Legion Fund For Veterans Supports Fayetteville Service Men

Fayetteville Legion Post 369 announces Homecoming Fund to aid returning World War II veterans. Louis J. Pohl leads the drive, aims to pool community resources for emergencies, with expenditures voted by the post. Our Gang contributed funds last fall, totals exceed $500, and local clubs like the Fayetteville Civic Club, PTA, and Boy Scouts are promoting the effort.

A. Dennis Post Fayetteville Louis J. Pohl Our Gang Legion Post Legion

Judge McClusky Address at Troop 13 Anniversary Dinner

Judge McClusky spoke to about 200 attendees at the South Preaching Church dinner marking 25 years of Troop 13. Ernest M. Blanchard presented a training certificate and scoutmaster's key to Charles Hartson, honoring the highest scout honor.

Judge McClusky McClusky South Pre Ernest M. Blanchard the Onondara Teat Charles Hartson

Boy Falls From Porch Then Hurt in Yard

Patrolman Bisbing reports a boy in pajamas leaned over a railing and fell from a porch onto the yard at 5 Clifford Street. He suffered multiple head injuries and is in serious condition at the hospital. Mrs Irene Barry on the first floor found the child crying and helped carry him to the apartment.

Frank Bishing Irene Barry Walter Clifford Street Wael Fadlen Bisbing

Medical Aurilia Honors Mrs Neptune and Officers

Mrs. Neptune of 2434 Shouvel Park was named vice president of the women s auxiliary of the Medical Society One Plan of Onnidda resident Mrs NH F Pohlman of Middletown was record secretary Mrs B Johnson of Buffalo is corresponding secretary and Mrs Fe G Jones of Utica is treasurer Troop 9 Court of Honor Troop 89 Boy Scouts of America held its annual dinner and report of honor Monday night at the Eastwood Sports Center

Medical Aurilia Neptune Edgar M. Neptune Shouvel Park Pst Lizty Onnidda NH. F. Pohlman Middletown B. Johnson Buffalo Fe 'G. Jones Utica Utica, treasurer. ‘TROOP #9 COURT OF HONOR, 1 ‘Troop 89. Boy Scouts of Amer‘lies Eastwood Sports Center

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