State Orders Armories of Guard Closed!
National Guard armories in New York state, with few exceptions, were ordered closed to the public today by BrigGen Ames T Brown and the adjutant general. The move aims to prevent use by subversive organizations while allowing access for legitimate business under local commandants rules. In New York City the guard said access remains discretionary and limited to authorized personnel, with Albany and other locations planning public events under tight controls.
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National Guard
New York
Ames T. Brown
Thusfato
Alonzo Harp
Lee
Guachemen
National Guild
Rome
Ulith
Nildo
Walertown
Rochester
Troy
Ondensburg
Geom Brown
New York City
Albany
Armory in West Jefferson Street Ordered Closed
Armory and Arena on Santa Salina Street in New York were closed to the public and placed under guard by order of military authorities. Maj. George A. Siliolt and Maj. Charles F. Stentor stated the measure targets subversive organizations and restricts access to armories with family members barred from entry pending further notice.
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New York State
West Jefferson Street
Santa Salina Street
Ceorge A. Siliolt
Turantey
National Guard
Charles F. Stentor
Field Auillers
Two Syracuse Residents File Bankrupt Petitions
Two Syracuse residents and a logger from Nocalway filed separate bankruptcy petitions in Federal court. Liabilities include $113 debt for one filer and $3 11 seats for another. assets and fees are uncertain. The cases name Dr H A Atarsh James E B Murphy and others as related parties with various creditors and securities noted.
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Ailes
Syracuse
Noc~lway
Medic Federal
Loi Shulman
Dor
Hoult State Street
Mss
Eecaer
Jol Warnicki
Fous Re
Foster Mothers Spring Tea at Children's Bureau
Foster mothers attended a spring tea at the Children's Bureau on East Geneva Street. Dr. Katherine Whiteside Taylor of Syracuse University spoke on adolescent mental health and guidance, referencing her book We Adolescent Nerd Parent. A volunteer committee coordinated refreshments and event logistics for the group of foster mothers.
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Children’s Bureau
Bureau
East Geneve Street
Katherine Whiteside Taylor
Syracuse University
Taylor
Francesch
Flower
Tyre
John
Dawler
Sir Lambert
Lane
John J. McCaring
Frances Martin Crowned Queen at Lincoln Park May Festival
Frances Martin, a 13 senior, was crowned queen of the May festival at Lincoln Park. The event opened the city summer playground program under the Recreation Commission. Dances and Maypole activities followed the crowning as children enjoyed the celebration in the park.
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Qien
Federal Contracts Of $180,581 Given To Upstate Firms
Washington dispatch notes nine federal contracts totaling 180 581 dollars awarded last week to upstate firms by various government branches. Firms include Avkshank Knitting in Ballston Spa for Navy gloves and sails. American-LaFrance in Elmira for fire extinguishing systems. General Electric in Schenectady for radio transmitters. Curtiss-Wright Corp in Buffalo for airplane parts for the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Other firms and exact line items are listed with sums ranging from ten thousand to fifty six thousand dollars.
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Special Dispatch
Washington
Avkshank Knitting Company
Ballston Spz
Navy
SISOG
Fonnes Browers & Canspans, Inc
Cloversville
Acta
SUSE
Jpueniran. Bolts Company
Jaznestown
Danyta
Holler
Roy
Civ Aeronautics
Ity
American-LaFrue Fourie Corporation
Elmira
Pagel
Sound Navy Yard
Victorie Tnsiintors, Inc
Vicar, Inculatore
Reclamation Bureau
General Eleckic Goman Schenrctady
Suit Curtiss
Wriehton Corporation
Buffalo
Airpline
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Syracuseans to Sing At Utica Polish Competition
Syracuse residents attend a three day Polish Singers' Alliance of the United States and Canada gathering in Utica May 25 to 27. Choirs from Cleveland Detroit Boston New York and other cities compete with entries from Syracuse Schenectady Amsterdam Buffalo and more.
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Utica
United States
Canada
Fruit
Cleveland
Detroit
Passsis
Boston
Salem
Bmast
New York
Schenestads
Amsterdam
Hafialo
Syracuse
Tarte Syrttuiere
Bute
Sertrade
Bucklad
Syracuse University
Wenger
Clar
Lincoln
Sexard
Cankling
Tae
Paris
Stanley
Ranmaker
Europe
FBI Agent to Speak at Church Dinner Meeting
James Nicholson of the Federal Bureau of Investigation will speak at the Men’s Club dinner of AW Bains Episcopal Church in the parish house Monday night. This will be the last dinner meeting until fall as others are to be elected. The club’s annual outing is set for Can Crockway on June 15.
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PBI
James Nicholson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
the Apesker
Can Crockway
Pralfs Fits
Escaped Prisoner Captured On Way to 'See That War'
An escaped prisoner was captured near East Syracuse Reservoir after wandering from a penitentiary escape route. Donald Decker, 22, confessed plans to see the war as guards closed in. the chase involved deputy sheriffs and state troopers and ended with his arrest. The incident occurred while a county orchestra and choir festival unfolded at Central High School with Solvay, Suburban, and Onondaga groups participating.
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Central High
Onondags County
Central
Ascorizlion
Solvay High School
Boydamt Prspret Schanis
Solvay
Howard 3
Hosle
Finlandia
Onendagr Reservation
Claudia Forgione
Jamenie Peniitentianyy
Ayearing
Weatines
Efternoon
Bern Ca
Donald Decker
Meyer
Becher
Beexer
Chat Une
Dinos Aml
Fiswo
Maun Genta Ag
Near
Syracues Reservoir
Revival Meetings Continue at Crace Taboracle Church
Evangelist Ernest Morgan of Toronto, Canada, will guest speak at the Crace Taboracle Church of the Assemblies of God. Special revival services and a young people’s rally are planned with delegations from other Assemblies. Services start at 10 AM daily with evening sessions at 7:30 PM. Admission or costs not clearly stated.
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Crace
Assemblies of Gal
Taeastra
Mangh ‘Aborini Jane
Ernest Morgan
Toronto
Canada
Christ's Ambassadors Young People’s Society of the Grave
Propic
Marywood Alumni Group Formed Amid 25th Jubilee
Marywood College graduates form a Marywood Alumnae Association as the school marks its silver jubilee. Postmaster nominations from Seneca Falls to Syracuse are noted, with Miss Margaret McLough, Miss Ruth Catn, and others among those listed as graduates. Civic program opens the observance in Scranton with Bishop William J. Bales in attendance. mass and breakfast to follow for alumnae and invited guests.
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Sytecisp
Marswood College
Hastiturbor
Flanagan
Maryreed Alumnae Association
Seneca Falls
Bers
Roosevelt
WyMamp
New York
Acca
Marywood Grvd
A. F Ronagan
Sen Puales
Corning
Margaretee Tultie
King Ferry
Johanna Garvin
Ontide
Ross Holy Rosary
Scranfer
Fensple Theater
Scranton
Bene
Uhr
William J. Bales
Alunmae
Hufey
Wit
MacDonald
Forest Huls Voville
School Panel Smashing Leaves Nottingham High In Shock
Vandals smashed 22 school windows at Nottingham High School overnight. John Caneus discovered the damage this morning and notified police. Detective Frank Brazel is investigating.
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Foes Bayt
Nottingham High School
John Caneus
Costedinh
Frank Brazel
Mark League Anniversary at Central New York Lutherans
The 43rd anniversary of the International Waller’s League will be celebrated by young folk from Lica Rome Cortland Geneva Owezo and Queida Stations. The event at Trinity Church Lesington Avenue and Western Street includes a birthday dinner at 2 PM with guest speaker Ernest Hewer of Rome. A candle lighting ceremony and intermission entertainment follow before church contests.
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Canada
Lica
Rome
Cortland
Geneve
Owezo
Queida
Miss Ann Brown Crowned Onondaga Spelling Champion
Miss Ann Brown of Lye use High School won the Onondaga County spelling bee last night at a Sleevel School event, earning county top honors and a state contest berth in August. Eugenis Bardwell and Reaves Baysinger followed in second and third, with Ruth Yonker fourth.
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Ann Brown
Onondaga County
Lyeuse High School
Miss Brown
Emu Sleeel School
East Yzula
Eugenis Bardwell
Tully’ S Central School
Heaie
Terainte
Siate Champpionship
Reaves Baysinger
Moses Court School
Miss
Kuth Yonker
Lafayetta Central
Silver tea for Saint Lucy's Church Sodality in Syracuse
A silver tea will be held by the Saint Lucy's Church Sclesced Virgin Sodality in the auditorium Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 20. The event features a long list of volunteers and officers including Rose Murphy president Amelia Geiss secretary and Mery Rose Lawlor treasurer. Local and national group affiliations are noted with various chairmen and helpers from Syracuse and surrounding areas.
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Sodality of
Amegla Geiss
Saint Lucy's Church
Etork
Vielen Morisrity
National Luther League
Margaret Marzison
Tlon
Syracuse
Margaret Kennedy
Margaret Made
Rita Shor
Mare
Jen Sullivan
Jane Yann
Stradten
Rose Ane Murphy
Missilac
Central
Peggy Madden
Missj
New York
Amelia Geiss
Missjof
National Association of Se
Mery Rose Lawlor
Wpurities Dealere
Youth Training Debate at NYA Session in Syracuse
Dr Charles Judd urged local officials to accept responsibility for training youths, arguing schools cannot provide work programs and urging NYA support for vocational facilities. NYA administrator and local leaders discussed post graduate training and adapting curricula while exploring reintegrating out of school youths into suitable work tracks.
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Calley
Charles Huttard
Jude Foatullant
Washington
National Youth Administration
T Carl Ale
City
Ate
NYA
Judd
Th Wesley
New York State
Syracuse
Br Alverson
Dudd
University of Raga
Eneris
Sorat Scheal
Gested
Beck
Tegner
Oasis
Rae Lee
Lise
Iunetz
Dr. Alvereon
Donald M. Kidd
Vocasional Education
Bernard O. Larsen
Shriners Parade Fetes Watertown Rites with 700 Delegates
In Watertown a ceremonial session drew 700 Shriners from North Central New York and other temples including Karna of Montreal Rameses of Toronto Crprity of Al tany Ohientat of Trox Yarnd Unica and Tigris of Syracuse. A parade from Hotel Woodruff to the Masonic Temple featured Shriners in regalia and Shrine band. A dinner followed with degrees conferred and a floor show at Hotel Woodruff.
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Apec
Disgateis Watertown
New York
Media Temple
Ava
Karna
Montreal
Rameses
Toronto
Crprity
Altany
Ohientat
Trox
Yarnd Unica
Tigris
Syracuse
Elack
Shriners
Shrine
Hotel Woodruff
Masonic Temple
Hote Woodruft
Imest
Zonta Club Board to Meet Friday
Zonta Club president Miss Bertha L Barney announced a board meeting Friday at Birds restaurant Following the dinner the newly appointed committees will report plans for the coming year
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Zonta Club
Bertha L. Barney
Zann Club
Fane
Mort of Birds
Burglary Foiled By Mattress Cache Of Purse
A burglar broke into Mrs. John Bulz at We Chatham Place last night. He hid a purse containing 34 dollars under a mattress to elude detection but was discovered after tearing the room apart. Police report the intruder fled with a watch and other items.
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John Bulz
Chatham Place
Lions Club Installs New Officers and Directors
New officers of the Lions Club include Stanley 3. Thompson as president, John R. Hames as first vice president, Hazel L Moreland as second vice president, Henry W. Hay tard as third vice president, Chester Jiorer as secretary, Paul R. Browne as treasurer, Albert A. Meench as honorary, Arthur L. Hibsort as tailor? No, listed as tail? Not clear, Oliver J. Hall and Eawis Fox named directors.
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Lions Club
Stanley 3. Thompson
John R. Hames
Hazel L Moreland
Sic
Henry W. Haytard
Ice
Chester, Jiorer
Paul R. Browne
Albert A. Meench Honamer
Arthur L. Hibsort
Tanwister
Oliver J. Hall
Eawis
Fox
Dairy Group 1916 Oratory Hits Harmon Contestants
A 1916 event highlights a harmon contest inviting dairy group members and contestants. The session, seen as a special gathering, discussed proposing federal and state actions, transfer rumors, and the role of public speaking in wartime America. Notable figures and universities referenced include Syracuse, Stanley, and Bucklad.
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Dairy Group
Harmon
Father Storms to celebrate first mass at cathedral
Rev Louis Storms returns to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for his first high mass tomorrow morning. He formerly served as an altar boy and is joined by his brother Jose Storms as master of ceremonies, with other assistants assisting.
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Father Storms
Louis Besta Stoens
Jose V. Storms
Eer the
Charles
Depiel
Order of the Mission
Salms Peter
Psphi
Sennett Valedictorian Keeps Tradition Alive Again
The village of Sennett repeats with a valedictorian from Elbridge Central School for the second straight year. Miss Lavina Coral Gates, daughter of the Reverend and Mrs. George Gates of Sermets, earns the honor. The senior class plans to attend college in the fall, joining many peers headed to nearby colleges and universities.
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Sennett
Elineen
Elbridge Cepitral School
Lavina Coral Gates
Daureter
Mas
George Gates
Sermets
Zalutetorian
Milas
All Metnais
Skaneateles Junction
Elaes
Will Jon
Fort Herkimer Church Dates Back to 1730
Ancient Fort Herkimer church near the Mohawk River village traces to 1730 with German Palatines and Oneida Tuscarora activity. The edifice stood near the fort, hosting settlers and Native allies and witnessed colonial events through the 1780s. Today Montgomery Classis owns the property and conducts services.
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Ft. Herkimer
Gnisich
Mokaaz Paver
Ates
Teuren
Gerenan
Johns Jost Fessize Iuke
Siurnales
Tholer Wesioter
Schohersn
Assany
Reid
Yre
Bierkimer
Herena
Valler
Holy Name Society Plans Pilgrimage to Shrine
The Holy Name Society of the Church of the Mast’ Holy Rosa is arranging its annual Pilgrimage. The group will depart in the afternoon and return after Benediction at 3 PM. Rev Edward McDowell, pastor and brother of Msgr Howard C McDowell, leads the church’s Most Holy Posal. Ugul Smithing chairs the pilgrimage committee handling payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Holy Rosa
Edward McDowell
Howard C. McDowell
Church of the Most Holy Posal
Ugul Smithing
Noted Organist to Give Church Recital Tomorrow
Dr Charles M. Courbain will give an organ recital at Saint John the Evangelist Church North Sixteenth and East Willow Street. He has toured the United States and Europe and played before large crowds in London and Philadelphia. The program includes works by renowned composers and he will be assisted by Miss Fitzpatrick and harpist Laura Baltes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Courbain
Gire
Saint Jona the Evangelist Church
North Sixte
East Willow Sireta
Erro
Courbain
United States
Europe
Trin Albert Fall
London
Philadelphia
Dr. Courboin
Franklin Tn. Roosevelt
Jno
Ethel duPont
Igtant Court
Joan ‘Wanataker
Philadelphis
Nins
Dr. Cours” Soit
Miss Fitza
Saint John's Choir
Beth McCarthy
Syracuse
Reich
Mia Laura A. Baltes
Raccoon Released After Settlement Reached
A described case notes a raccoon release following a settlement for 239 dollars. The animal had been held at a crime shelter while the matter remained pending before Justice Marouis and the PCA. A 51250 penalty was paid as part of the resolution.
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Conservatisu Omicims
Suznen
Frederig
Pos Ming
Marouis
Stari
Srrecuse 3
PCA
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Walther
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Historio Church
Ty Merkisier
Lis
Syracus
Rend White Memorial
Hilt
Abot
Gecard
Alarza
Uerry
N. J
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Federel
Macmen
Mohawk River
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St. John the
Raccoon
Forsythe & Gale
Geneseedt
Dodge - Plymouth
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