General Haskell Deflates Army Readiness Critique
New York National Guard commander Maj Gen William N Haskell charges the army is ill prepared citing shortages in equipment and training. He notes guardsmen equipment obsolescence and delays in ammunition requests while urging rapid improvements and a two ocean navy.
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New 6Th Ma
National Guard
New York
William N Haskell
New York National Guard
Guards State Journal
Jenner Conservation Corp
Haskell
Qus
Enkerk
United States
Athorns
Nalionel Devnee
Syracuse Officers Back Haskell On National Guard Equipment
Four Syracuse National Guard officers support General Haskell who criticizes a lack of proper equipment and training. They cite gas masks shortages and insufficient basic gear across units, urging improved supplies for field readiness and CCC training implications.
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Guard
Syracuse
Mems
William Heskell
National Guard
Charles F Stanton
Batten
Cuara
Batesy
Binghamton
CCC
George A Elliott
Ang
Batizhon
Imentrational Guard
Manor Eliott
Edward Wo McCabe
CCC Bors
Shere
Armstrong
Canim National
Tiath
Armeg
Kite Flying Title Contests Set For Schoolboys
Schoolboys will seek kite flying titles in a scheduled event at a local venue. Officials, including Monta pal Peerertiom and Smih T Lowder, coordinate tests and heats starting at 10 AM. Additional events and the overall meet plan are outlined, with emphasis on junior competitors and age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windrede
Montapal Peerertiom
Gesamaserion
Dales
Local Letter Tin Transcribed Muddled Note
Fragmentary OCR text shows a historical correspondence or notice. Names and places are unclear but suggest a dated communication about a deal or property against a tally or Bond. Rendering preserves uncertain elements as a terse card item.
Dean Mosher to testify at Onondaga Charter Commission hearing
Six witnesses scheduled to appear at public hearings in the Onondaga County Charter Commission. Dean Mosher of Syracuse University will testify as a private citizen. Hearings to cover towns Geddes Camillus Lysander Van Buren North Syracuse Salina Clay and more with next week dates expected.
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Onondaga County Charter Commission
Court House
Dean Withan E Mosher
School of Ciizenshp
Syracuse
Tesus
Dean Mosher
John Parker
Parim Onondaga
George B Hammond
Thomas P
Sohay
Geddes
Camillus
Baldwinsale
Lysander
van Buren
Salma Cla
Cuero
Tuk
Tukh Faonus
Lafayette
Pom Bev
Sraneateles
Shaneaeles
Driver Hurled From Sulky in Track Accident
John W Levland owner of the Clark Hotel suffered a left leg fracture and unconsciousness after his sulky horse threw him on the New Lorn State Far Ground track yesterday afternoon. He was found by horsemen near the grandstand and rushed to Lee Memorial Hospital in Lut on in fair condition with good prospects for recovery.
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John W Levland
Clark
Fulon
Arnerless Noose
Trac
Lee Memoral Hospital
Luton
Mir Levland
Iam
Bridge Repair Diverts Cars Near Fayetteville
Detours are in place as May repairs to the Horse Creek bridge at Fayette lane divert eastbound traffic from Svracive to Tug Ittesdile and limit access to the Limetone Creek crossing. State crews, led by engineer Andi Maligun, aim to complete suspension of the Limetone Creek bridge and restore two-way traffic soon, with eastbound traffic rerouted via Manlias and Fayette routes.
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Fayeuteville
Manlias
Fayetclane
Landon
Manliuy
Farette Ie
Andi Re
Maligun
Jaieieid
Limetone
Crete Bridge
Five Deaths Of 4 Children To Be Lifted
Five small children of Mr and Mrs Gerard Porcelli died in a fire and suffocation. An inquiry was announced with joint coroners to probe the four deaths and public officials urged accountability and prevention. The children Gerard, Christine, Viola, and Victor were buried after a church service.
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Uber
Feu
Gerard Porcelli
Gilbert Lucet
Common Council
Parcells
Sunda
Thomas Riggerio
Minster
Herman J Haberer
I Cordon A
Porcell
Gerard Schristine
Viola
Victor
St Anthons of Padua
City Acts to Seize Tax Delinquent Property for City Use
The city moves in Supreme Court to secure title to a large parcel and an industrial building bounded by Turtle Street Oxwego Boulevard and Sunset Avenue. Formerly Hominc Corporation property, now held by the estate of Amela G Hotaling Morni. Delinquent taxes and penalties total $1137% with origins dating to 1930. The building houses Servicised Products Corporation and the city seeks a court confirmation of its secured tax title under a 1940 statute.
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Stae
Merwin
Muniecio’s Real Estate Commission
Supreme Court
Turtle Street
Servicised Products Corporation
Lay
Sleepy patron pounds door until aid arrives at East Syracuse theater
Patrolman Michael Ganex found Patsy Sampogno at 3 4 AM after he slept through a film and pounded the front door for an hour. A match was lit to guide him out via the darkened theater and fire exit.
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Patsy Sampogno
Hartwell Steel
S\acuse
Patsy
Jon
Pats
Carver
Man Sentenced to 60 Days for Fishing Reel Theft
Bernard Evans pleaded guilty to stealing a fishing reel from a shop on Korth Sahni Street. Acting on orders, the court sentenced him to 60 days in the waresville penitentiary. A co-defendant admitted involvement and testified the reel sold for about $1. The incident occurred at store W458.
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Korth Sahni
Bernard Evans
OTM
Genese Street
Matta Pot
Jareems Am
Dinecine
Bolland
Small Town Editor Rising Force Named by National Group
Howard Palmer president of the National Editorial Association touts the growing influence of small town editors at a recent Syracuse event. The dinner featured remarks by Dr Thomas Ayards and honors for outstanding student journalism.
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W Palmer
James Shelby Thomas
Clarkson College of Technology
Rising Force
Howard Palmer
Palmer’ Byesking
Seraguse Chanen Sifmast
Delta Chi Nationalpgendizor
Dunner
Syracuse
Sigma
Delta Chi
Nanonalygut Hadshe Society
Onondagal
Fieldstiore
Anti
Galt
wJemes
Clatkéon Codeeegolp
eMaiers
Cutigal
Farhey
Uniersity
Palmer
Thomas Ayards
H Willam
Courines Sheldon
Scotia
Joseph Sage
Brooky Iyn
Theta Sigma Phi
Mth School of Journalism
Man Pleads Guilty After Tapping Beer At Club
Charles H Patterson of 510 East Fayette Street confessed to unlawful entry after disconnecting a beer hose at the Club on 27 South Salina Street. He received 40 days in the James penitentiary. Police say Patterson crawled through a window and drank beer, was found in a stupor near Star Alley with disheveled clothing.
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Charles H Patterson
East Fayette Street
South
Salina Street
Mie Turst
Fohee
Jamesae
Earl
Max ” Patteson
Star Aley
Lands Two Pike On Single Plug Tapper
Clifford Lemena of Tapper Lake lands a two pound speckled pike after a single cast while fishing with Jake May 16. Lemieux was angling nearby at Bos cher Eally when the two pike were hooked in the same area.
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Jake
Clifford Lemena
Tapper Lake
Angiers
Sehen
Dun Nice
Lemieux
Boscher Eally
Martha Reed Weds Robert W Parkinson in Chatsworth Tenn
Martha Reed married Robert W Parkinson on March 31 at Chatsworth Church of Our Lady in Chattanooga. Rev Father Soca presided, with Reed and Parkinson families attending. the couple will operate an antique shop in Philadelphia suburb after a Dent Worth venture.
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Martha Reed
Robert W. Parkinson
Martha Jane Cindy
Duevices
Robert W Parlinten
Marus
Chatspoopy Tenn
Father Soca
Che
Goduay
Ren Cie
Martha Jane Peed
Reed
Mareellus
Alo
Godvale
Mire Ann Matton
Mineclys
Peden Parl
Dent Worth
Philad
Mueller
Witnesses Examined in Backus Estate Creditors Case
In federal bankruptcy court Referee Ben Wiles heard creditors of Irene Parker question Ella Backus and Joseph Meatward as executors of Harry Backus estate. Parker, Backus daughter, is an executor of a trust fund set by her late mother, while Ella Backus and Meatward face questions about surrendering funds to Sydney Cooper trustee. The incident stems from a prior judgment and a reopened proceeding in March 1937.
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de Tate
Harry Backus
Irene B Parker
Hubbell Avenue
Ben Wiles
Schauffman
Parker
Ella Backus
West Borden Avenue
Backus
Jame Backus
Parkers
Frank Cooper
Sydney
Cooper
Mirkauffman
Yirs
Joseph Meatward
Harm Backuses
John W Sadler
Two Women Sought For Short Changing Shoe Store Cashier
Police seek two young women who shortchanged a cashier at Shoe Company, 437 South Salina Street, by using a $10 bill for 25 cent polish and two $20s for a 15 cent brush. The manager LeRoy Appleton said one woman asked for larger bills during the exchange. Detective Edward Dolphin assigned to the case.
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A Isle, Shoe Company
South Salina Street
LeRoy Appleton
Wise Frances Wharton
South Avenue
Appleton
Edward Dolphin
Indian Pleads Guilty To Theft In Alley Incident
An Indian defendant pleaded guilty to theft after an alley arrest by police investigating a complaint from Alfred Hobson of 315 Last Washington Street. Hobson reported being robbed of 30 cents in an alley on Last Favetic Street near 308 Hines. Sentencing set for a future date as authorities noted threats and weapons were involved in the incident.
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Alfred Hobson
Last
Washington Street
Robert J Yohnton Ivers
Jedian Fom Sedion
Tadeo Tirmer
Walsh Ordead Tohnson
John Song
Optimist Club hears Dr Schnabel on wartime duty
Washington speaker Dr Grong D Sunnabed urges Americans to defend freedom while warning against premature war. The Optimist Club hears him discuss duty, dangers, and national resolve amid unsettled times.
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Dr. Schnabel
Grong D Sunnabed
Washington, DC
Tamanuel
Monte
Syacume
Fom Ik
Patodestedl
Dunbar Center Remodeling Nears Completion Plans
Architects finalizing plans for the Dunbar Center remodel and new facilities. The project funds include a $5100 045 capital campaign, with construction to begin soon and the building to reopen as a community hub on South Towersend Street adjacent to Pioneer Homes.
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Dunbar Center
Conmunits House
Beng
Almys Cher
Dunbar
Communs Chest
Partiapsing Agen
Tovensend
Aneriy
Jenmnanuel Exngcen Church
Salement
Boird of
Directore
Gratis de 39
Cirectors
Donbar
County receives state relief funds for county payroll costs
The state reimbursed Onondaga County seventy two days for payroll related to relief efforts during the citation period ending December 31. The total payroll administration cost was partially offset by state funds totaling sixty one thousand five hundred twelve dollars, with prior adjustments noted. An Army Union dance event is planned at a local venue on Main Street with attendees including community figures.
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Thea Hing
Viowrben
Wandin
Tweridip
Bing
Demet Bach
Gen. Haskell
Sas State
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Seth
Cotham
Guad
Charter
Sulky
Levland
Jaen
Shetal
Vale
Utica
Meniversitpan Sigm 1
Delta Gly Rational Journalistic Nonotary Society
Onondaga Totel Jastele Heyare
Jolt
Tames E Stites
Nassim Duh Review
Sta Pbrgchsille Centre
Frank L .Irupp
Garnett
Wiliam A Dapping
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Ana Dgbat D Corson
Lda Port Union Suri Gonaal
Sigma Delta Chi
Area Center
Antory
Lambi
Haniecks
Monarch Dietette Foods
Orere Hue
Eta
Jewelers
Opticians
ME Kemp
Sonia Charledks
Nani
Egay
Syracuse Oswego
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