WPA Lacks Forces for Airport Job
WPA plans for airport construction face funding and staffing gaps. Officials outline a $20,103 project budget with $2,106 city share, plus $106,000 from the Civil Aeronautics Administration. The work includes runway extensions, fuel range upgrades, drainage, and radar equipment, with potential temporary delays if funds or crews dwindle. Local leaders hope federal workers can be drawn from other cities to complete the job.
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Willine
Minnie Sima
Tye
Sul Tor
Sme
Civil Aeronautica
Cnirpggg
Heeits
Inter Supply
Lynen
Wemika
Suuily
Asin
Confidence game costs Jamcsville woman $103 in Negev scheme
Mrs. Henry Parnell of Jamcsville, RA, was approached by two women in downtown traffic on May 16. They claimed a large sum of money was coming and offered Mrs. Russell a share if she handed over $103 from her purse. The pair then fled with the money, leaving Mrs. Russell bewildered and seeking police assistance.
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Spracuer
Henry Parnell
Jamcsville
Dra Russell
Russell
Asmat
Hassell
Civil Service Plans Conferences on Fite Bill Provisions
The New York State Civil Service Commission will hold a series of conferences in various counties to discuss the Fire bill provisions and how to implement them for city and town employees. The bill became law last month after Governor Lehman signed it, and the commission seeks to guide Civil Service officials statewide, with sessions planned in Buffalo Albany New York City and other points.
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Civil Service
Lehman
Heavy Cai
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Asier County
Scouts Demonstrate Skill in Burnet Rally Contests
Boy Scout troops from Burnet District showcased signaling, first aid, and other Scout skills in a series of contests at Burnet Park. Scoutmasters and district commissioners pledged to advance the program by promoting emergency service activities and new training. Competing units included troops 2, 25, 31, 35, 34, 49, 76, 123 and 12.
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Burnet
Distriet
Burnet Fark
Wstriet
Distriol
Shen Hin
Army Maneuvers Scheduled Across Tennessee June 2 to 28
Army units from Fort Custer Toledo and New York National Guard join the 30th and 27th divisions for a large scale exercise across Tennessee. Headquarters at Manchester Wartrace and rear element in Memphis as units from Alabama Michigan and Georgia mobilize to practice anti aircraft and anti tank operations with air corps mechanized forces. Private Stephen J. Guralay earns driver designation after passing the Army driving test.
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Specs
Shelbyville
Bedson County
Soseah
Cummins
New York Nation
Haskell
First Army
Henry D. Russell
National Guard
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Frennessee
Thy
Fort. Beniling
Tien
Charles
de Scott
Inelinal Army
Anny Unis
Tennessee
Michgan
Bakala
Alabama
Louisiana
Rom Alabams
Michipsi
Jilas
Tehonesal
Stephen J. Guralay
St. T
Midget Military Jeep Recon Detachment Heads Out
A Pine Camp detachment led by Major William J. Brows conducts a reconnaissance by jeep and peep units. The 10 men and 8 officers travel from Carthage toward Lowville and Stokes, passing Brewerton and Central Square on a four-wheeled route to map a path for an armored division.
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Imon
Fourth Armored Division
Pine Camp
EnderSam
Tenvain
Sors
Ihe Ny
William J. Brows
Lot Pine Camp
Carthupe
Old “Horn
Lorine
Barnes Cormeis
Copenhagen
Carthage
Cacns
Drova
John J O Brian Promoted to Corporal at Mitchell Field
John J O Brian of 200 Plymouth street enlisted in the Army Air Corps last February and has just been promoted to corporal in the First Chemical Company at Mitchell Field. He graduates from Eastwood High School.
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Jonn
O'Brian
Plymouth
Ue Ary ‘Aly Corps
Mitchell Field
Eastwood Hinh School
Syracusans to Get Degree of DeMolay Tonight
Syracusans will receive the DeMolay degree in a Masonic Legion ceremony at the temple tonight. Officials include George W. Braithwaite of Central City Commanders and Past Commanders Frank Allen, Donald Gray, and Vernei Charles Atkinzor Jen. The event is hosted by Yale chapter members with Rev Warren Macs and Dr Elmer Seui ad Tochester in attendance.
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Bingham
Masoniel Legion of the
John Byterfield
Yaglise
Ainslie
Bingharetourheafer
Sern Iit
George W. Braithwaite
Penraliseime
Knights Templar
Frank Allen
Donald Gray
Vernei
Charles Sia Atkinzor
Douglas MacNeil
Warren ¥. Macs
Legion of Hoge the Ree
Fenimore E. Cooger
All Saints Episcopal
Lillian Newigan
Elmer G- Seui
Tochester
Olte
F- Buehrer
Syracuse
Grand Cour
Crete Crisis Eyed Closely In Far East
Crisis talk centers on Crete as tensions in the Far East rise. Reports note Britain’s stance toward Japan and the potential impact on Suez and Allied lines as European events may trigger broader conflict.
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Far East
Fiy A. T
Stead Garcont Barkan
Shurgéeat
Harte
Frante
Strateri
Winsstern Churchulk
Wo Orient
Isa
Suez
Pyraudhout
Far
Brien
Japan
United Stats
Roosevelt Roosevelt
United States
Missing Boy Sought After Fishing Trip Report
A 13 year old Zon Trambham from South Crouse Avenue failed to return home after a fishing trip. Police were contacted as authorities search for him, with uncertain details and no location yet. Authorities urged any information to come forward.
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Zon 'Trambham
South Crouse Avore
Eminem
Thurstias
Herma Isamwer
Townsend Clans Rally Show Travel Film at Congress Hotel
An afternoon weekly rally at the Joh Congress Hotel District Ha-3 Teoh clubroom featured a travel film. The event noted a political undercurrent with a focus on American topics.
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Townsend Clubs
Americe
Joh Congress Hotel
Ha-3 Teoh
Buliaia
Jane
Forestry Trustees Board Inspects New Pulp Wing
The New York State College of Forestry trustees inspect the new pulp and paper wing and discuss defence experiments and spring activities. Dean Samuel N. Spring presents the annual report and recommends sabbatical leaves for several faculty members. The meeting covers woodworking demonstrations and teaching aids while noting attendance by Conservation Commissioner Lithgow, Chancellor Graham, among others.
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Forestry Trustees Board
New York State College of Forestry
National Defence
Thei
Moenms
William H. Kelig
Alfred E. Smith
Samuel N. Spring
Sanths
William 3. Harton
W. Gary Hisey
Kturth A. Whirple
Forest Extension
Tae
Tan Yonline
Torgugius
Muetler
Lithguw
York Wate College OF Forestry
Board of Trusters
Saaied
Lithgow Osborne
William P. Geahare
William Ll. Kelles
Samuel. X. Spring. Standing
Grant Ernst
Willis IL Michell
W. W. Chipman
Clyde Leavitt
Nazis Lose Large Bomber Numbers in Libya War
Reported by WILLIAM STONESIAN the Chicago Daily News notes heavy bomber losses for the Nazis. The British naval pass and Libyan theater are cited as key fronts with German air force deteriorating amid Allied operations.
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William
Dai Neiwe
Inter
Grant Junior Club Minstrel Show Coming Tomorrow
Avakan members prepare a second minstrel performance by the Grant Junior Club. The program features a variety of acts including music and dance with a special afternoon show for the Duria af Pope audience tomorrow.
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Avakan Will
Duria
Pope
Mt Tabor Choir Director Honored at Local Fete
Miss Julia Coestel, music teacher at Web Water and Cleveland Schools, was honored at a dinner at Mount Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church for 25 silver dollars 25 red trees and a silver cross presented by Thomas J. Dyer, with Rev. Br. Wil pastor and various church representatives in attendance.
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Mount Tabor
Br. Wil
Everson Relatives Seek Probate of Will and Estate Assets
More than 70 relatives of the late Helen Everson seek probate of a will and estate valued around 100000 dollars benefiting the Everson Museum of Art. The surrogate court is notified by publication of the supplemental petition to list all heirs to assure clear title for sale of the Everson building and other assets.
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Helen Everson
Everson Museum of Art
Burrogate
En Sark
Détor in Chint Reden for Using Stories on Jialy A. J. STEELE
A detour in Chint Reden concerns the use of stories involving Jialy A. J. Steele. The report notes allegations or scrutiny affecting Steele and related storytelling practices.
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Chint Reden
Jialy
A. J. Steele
Annual Dance Revue To Be Held Today By Mothers' Club
The Mothers' Club presents the Sumner Avenue Nottingham School Dance Revue at 3:39 today. The program includes The Palace of Time and sections titled The Seasons of the Group. Mrs A de Perrin leads production staff with Read and Sirs assisting. G Hunt oversees costumes. Mrs Frank Traub and Mr T. Fa banks contribute makeup and design efforts under Getty committee oversight.
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Sumner Soaeue
Nottinghats
A. de Perrin
Zhiss Read
We G. Hunt
Frank Traub
T. Fabanks
Canrler X. Howard Hoees
Juh- Getty
Mie
Beauchamp Dancing Cass Gifts Library Branch
A seventy dollar contribution to the Beauchamp Branch of the Syracuse Public Library was announced today by Dr. Paul My Paine during a board meeting. The gift supports the library system and will be inspected across all branches. Ruth M. Phillips heads the Petit Branch and noted plans for future use.
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Syracuse Public Library
Paul My Paine
Lorar
Board of Trustees
Ruth M. Phillips
Petit
Girl Scout Troop 71 Plans June 6 Party
Miss Alyce Lisber will head the event at 2 PM in the auditorium of Edwards & Sons Department Store. Fellow helpers include Helen Hlupier, Jean Dejtan, Jacqueline Hoyle, Betsy Tinisl, Rosemary Parong, Joyce William, and others from St. Charles Warronieo.
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Wild Five
K. Wy. Edwards & Sons Department
Alyce Lisber
Helen Hlupier
Jean Dejtan
Jacqueline Hoyle
Fessy McGraw
Betsy Tinisl
Mss Falrers
Kedin
Rosemary Parong
Joyce
Willam
Margaret Embres
Lieutenant Joslyn Becomes Captain in Promotion
Lieutenant Joslyn is promoted to captain and will leave his pastorate at Lutheran Church of the Atonement to assume the rank. Captain Joslyn serves as chaplain with the Fourth Armored Division and will field its annual band at Pine Camp while moving from the Veterans’ Team in Solvay to active duty.
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Trant
Jobin M. Joselyn
Jey
Fourth Armored Diary
Pine Camp
Teal
Solvay
Irene Papaleani
Parkside Avenue Woman Seeks Share in $200,000 Blodgett Will
Court of Appeals must determine how the estate is apportioned, with Mrs Hoffmans share potentially one third or one fourth of about $200,000. Pending ruling on whether OConnel is entitled to a share or if only a portion remains for others.
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O'Conneil
Itvava
Aster
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