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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1941

Page

5

Recital at Saint Patrick's Auditoriu Highlighted Local Talent

Jane Tagne Pupils presented a recital last night at Saint Patrick's Auditorium corner How Avenue and Husler Street. The program featured Joe Vagne and Tonieht pieces, drawing a crowd of about 200. Performances were warmly received with favorable opinions expected to boost future events.

Jane Tagne Hiner Reeuy Pice Joe Vagne Saint Patrick’s Auditotius Howe Avenue Husler Street N Vsend Nets Perinrmance

Du Pont Brase Paint Promises Self-Cleaning Durability

Thousands praise a new Du Pont paint claimed to form a tough durable film protecting surfaces from rust rot and decay. It supposedly self cleans as a fine white powder forms and washes away dirt, revealing a fresh surface after weather exposure. The paint reportedly costs no more than other brands and reduces repainting costs.

Marihuana Suspected in Cigaret Sales

Three Negro soldiers and two others were held after an investigation into alleged marihuana cigarettes circulating in Syracuse. Police say the suspects admitted to handling or selling marihuana cigarettes while authorities pursue charges under the New York Public Health Law. One man claimed the cigarettes contained marihuana. others denied involvement or implicated only in possession. The case involved military police and Syracuse police cooperation.

Foud Sith Coast Agillery Antirovic Regiment Osero Pee Maen Pee Maen B. Tas Alee Len J.brown Marihuana Salestis Syracuse Brown tChiet Gaton Sorat Stanton J. Blocker Joseph A. Snead Booker T. Wilton Wilson Claude L. Rind South State Street Mand Rand McBride Wey William B. Johnson Stree Johnson Pio Hille Tate Johns Rapa Marialana Elga Vets Jonsson Gtd Rapp

Ferman Marks 46th Navy Enlistment Anniversary

George Ny Ferman longtime Navy recruiter and former Brooklyn resident celebrated the 46th anniversary of his enlistment. He recently returned to active duty in Syracuse after retirement. A veteran of the Spanish American War era service noted.

Ferman Navy George Ny Ferman Brooklyn Chitt Ferman Syracum

US Nutrition Drive Models State Farm Marketing Plan

A conference in Onondaga County outlined a coordinated effort between New York State farm marketing and federal nutrition for defense programs to expand markets for dairy and fruit and vegetable products. A committee of growers shippers and association reps will craft plans to align promotion with national campaigns and seek support from major food distributors.

New York Birdsall States Department of Agriculure Aslimtic & Pacific Nile Commission Company A. & P. Tea Company State Extension Service Thy Stange Faro Bureau Federaion State College of Agriculture MC. Bond New York State College of Agriculture E. F. Foster New York State Farm Horvat Federation H. J. St Williams Rochester Vics Atlantic Commission Company A, C. Fannin Syracuse F P. Tea Company

Ship Fishes Probable Two Million Dollar Ambergris Fortune

The American Export liner St. Jones arrived from Lisbon with a reported ambergris discovery worth possibly two million dollars. Captain Wergel Habel noted assays may confirm the find while authorities assess the floating mass east of Bermuda. The 6,028 ton ship, under charter from Cuba Mail Line, also carried 42 passengers including 262 alien transit refugees.

Jersey City N. Je St. Jones United States’ Army Lisvbon Ald Ocean Wergel Habel Bermuda Ameriton Export Cuba Mail Cine

Hibernian Major Degree Conferred on Syracusans

The Ancient Order of Thivernians conferred the major degree on Syracusans at Hibernian Hall in Schenectady. The New York County degree team, led by Patrick J. Walsh, awarded honors to Edward O'New, William Kell, Patrick J. Hanton, James Core totan, Dennis Connolly, Jmack Kinane, Frank Donsine, and Michael Carroll. Attending were Syracuse auxiliary members and leaders Joseph Kerrigan, John Mc Adams, John J. Rooney, Thomas Connelly, Joseph Fenee Laughlin, and Thomas Ropers.

Order of Thivernians Hibernian Hall Schenectady New York County Patrick J. Walsh Eaward O'New William Kell Patrick J. Hanton Jamea Coretotan Dennis Connolly Jmack Kinane Frank Donsine Michael Carroll Syracuse Ty Joseph & Kerrigan Hatleant Order John McAdams National Treachrer John J. Rooney Kings County Thomas Connelly Joseph Fenee Laughlin Trgmas Ropers The Orart New York City

Court House workers prepare wreaths for Memorial Day monuments

About 25 women from the Memorial Association of Onondaga County work at the Court House on wreaths and theater pieces for county monuments for Memorial Day. Members include Civil War relief groups, Spanish War auxiliaries, World War units, and veterans organizations. Mrs John Schneitte led the effort with affiliated associations represented. A luncheon for the workers was arranged under supervisor Harald Morgan.

Memorial Association Onon-Saga County Court House Dax Ohn Sehinette Attizstions Carpe Lily Relief Corps Sumner Ctrefo Zadies GA. H Onjondaga Circle Ladies of Merriman Salper Butler Clara Ward American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Warsi Army and Navy Union Dewisa War Veterans Ezlorr Ausillary Hollow-Armetcan Legion Auxiliary Ots Harald Morgan

Murphy Joins Navy Ensign in Supply Corps from Syracuse firm

Raymond F. Murphy of 501 Cumberland Avenue joins the U S Navy Reserve as an ensign in the supply corps. He is active with 60 other accountants and businessmen from the Third Naval District who volunteered at Brookton Navy Yard last summer. He reports to the Navy Department in Washington and will leave his accounting firm duties with Stover Hurler Murphy. Murphy is past president of the Syracuse Chapter NYS Society of CPAs, associate member of the AICPA, and Bellevue Country Club member. He is married with no children and has been in public accounting since 1923. He is a Bentley School of Accounting and Finance graduate.

Stover, Hurler, & Murphy Raymond F. Murphy Cumberland Avenue Navy Supply Corps United States Navy Reserve Murphy Brookton Navy Yard Bureau of Supplies Navy Department Wash Sanny. Ar Stee Syracuse New York State Society of Certified Public Fcountants American Institute of Ace Courtants Natrooal Association of Cost Lountants Bellevue Country Lehaldren Bentley School Accounting and Finance Boston

ROTC Medical Students Called to Duty at Carlisle

Thirteen Syracuse University medical students from the College of Medicine have been ordered to report for temporary duty at Carlisle Barracks as part of ROTC training. They will serve one year as reserve corps members upon completion and are exempt from some coursework. Names include Philip Besancon, Donald Goon, and others residing in Syracuse, Schenectady, and nearby towns.

Syracuse University College of Medicine Carlisle Barovks Dirca Tneer Aioe Sytaeasons Ace Philip I Besancon Fellows Avenue Donald ¥. Goon South State Street Tas Dewel, Jr Ld Avenue Erederick C. Eckel LS Arsenal Drive Harry I. Gilmore, Jr Jefferson’ Street Martin FP. Hildager Euclide Avenue Wiliam M. Muramor Sumner Avenue William To Mirsdon Weatmoreslanl Avene Morton L. Murray Mario P. Postitlo Batser Avenue Morris B. Fuller Unloh Stecel Schenectady Marry W. Hinton Pierce Street Kingeron Fran

New Colors Presented To Regiment In Wartime Ceremony

The 20th Infantry Regiment, stationed at Port McClellan Alabama and in Tennessee maneuvers, received new regimental colors from the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot. Old colors retire to Syracuse. Emblem features the shield of the 108th, the flags from France, Britain and Belgium, the United States eagle, and the Half Moon ship. The banner, four months in prep, was delivered to First Lieut. Roger L Lennard with Capt. Howard J Billings and officers at Port McClellan.

Bert McClellan Port McClellan Alaboma Tennessee Quartermaster Depot Philadelphia Adjt Howard J. Billings State Armory Syracuse 108Th Francy Brivain Belgium United States Hendrix Hudson New York State 53Rh Roger L Lennard Captain Billings McClellan

Curious patron loses diamond ring at coffee shop

Robert McMahon of 760 Ostrons Avenue befriended a magic trick at Varsity Coffee Shop on South Crouse Avenue. While observer Peter Peankeh passed a cent through the ring, suspects left behind the ring and a handkerchief after a police siren. In a separate entry, burglars hit the Franklin Restaurant on North Franklin Street, stealing two pinball machines and a small amount of money.

Robert McMahon Ostrons Avenue Mctahon Varsity South Crouse “Avene Albert Petrasch Hampton Peter Peankeh Ostrom Avenue Franken Franklin North Franklin Stecel

Burke Assigned To Weather Office In Washington

Burke, first assistant at the U.S. Weather Bureau Station at the Airport, is recalled to the central office in Washington to take a new assignment. The change was announced today as of June 1897, with Burke living at 105 McKay Avenue, Camillus.

Burke Weather Office Washington Jaro Swra Fort Q Seay Harald U.S. Weather Bureau Surante J. Burke McKay Avenue Camillus William Trac

Ulster Draft Denounced By De Valera

Dublin May 26 Prime Minister de Valera denounced plans to apply conscription to Northern Ireland as a grievous attack on fundamental rights. He warned the British scheme would fracture Irish relations, insisting Ireland’s constitution covers all of Ireland including Ulster. He noted Dublin’s neutral wartime stance while urging opposition to any forced mobilization.

Dublin Enenon de Valera Eire Northern Ireland Dail Delonm Sir John] Malley Ireland de Valera Erie Sorthern Ulster Britain Churchill London I Etro Elf Park Londonderry James McCourt Chucehill Police Intelfast Teeland Praiest Ihe Erte

Intoxication Charge Costs Him 30 Days

Charles E. Blakester aged 26 pleaded guilty in police court to intoxication at home and was sentenced to 30 days in the penitentiary. His wife Emma Blakester testified or was mentioned in the case amid other details about a separate incident involving theft and family washing.

Charles E. Blakester Martoon Street Fr Blakeslee Emma Blakester Charles Russe Pateale Frank Skripe

Mrs McClarey 78 Dies at Home of Niece

Mrs McClarey aged 78 died at the home of her niece Miss Flora Hanton at 53 East Fourth Street following an illness. She was the widow of the late Herbert McClarey. Local authorities to notify relatives and arrange burial.

Mrs. McClarey Osvenn Lilian Comm BieTinney Lata Herbert McClarey Flora Hantom East Fourth Street Os Waning An Hines

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