Memorial Day Observances Honor War Veterans in Syracuse
Syracuse marks Memorial Day with morning parades from Billings Park to Clinton Square led by Col. Harry H. Farmer and featuring National Guard units. Veterans' ceremonies at Billings Park Rock of the Marne and Civil War memorials honor fallen service members. Wreaths are laid by local veterans, and a memorial mass follows in Sacred Heart Church with additional observances at cemeteries and city monuments. Last night 2,000 residents attended Civic exercises in Lincoln Hall with remarks by Mayor Marvin and state officials urging unity and reflection.
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Cimax
Billings Park
Clinton Square
Neem
Harry H. Farmer
National Guard
Blllings Park
Memorial Day Association
Paul Jeinberg
William C. Martin
Joseph J. Pietrafesa
Edward C. Smith
Thomas Mier- Tian
Howard Wormead
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Most Holy Rosary Church
Bellevue
Roberts
Irwin I. Hyman
Rolland B. Marvin
Edward Schoeneck
Assemblyman
George B. Parsons
Calvin M. Thompson
Frank .C. Love
Benjamin Friedman
Francis P. Joyce
Parsons
Lincoln
Syracuse remembers war heroes with Memorial Day services
Special Memorial Day exercises were held in Onondaga County towns including Baldwinsville Liverpool Jordan Onondaga Hill Manlius and Minoa. The message urged national unity and Christian principles as the nation faces its tests.
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Onondaga County
Baldwinsville
Liverpool
Jordan
Onondaga Hill
Manlius
Minoa
Father Dougherty To Be Honored For 46 Years Service
The Rev. William F. Dougherty pastor of Saint Vincent de Paul Church will be honored on the 46th anniversary of his pastorate. A children's party is planned at Saint Vincent de Paul School and a reception at St. Anne's Hall 1107 Burnet Avenue. Local parishioners and many volunteers assist with the observance.
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Wiliam F. Dougherty
Saint Vincent de Paul Church
Saint Vincent de Paul School
St. Anne’s Hall
Burnet Avenue
Harry Hamilton
Russell Riggins
Thomas Reilly
John Carter
Albert Barry
Baker Weiss
Paul la Chance
Frank Page
Robert McGuire
William Olbeter
William Burke
George Mitchell
Thomas Garvey
Clarence Matty
Harold Potts
P. John
O’brien
Edward Klee
Charles Flood
Thomas Gorman
Jane Dowling
Merton Smith
James Kennedy
Frank Riley
Frank Davidson
James McCormick
Leon G. Egan
Class of 1915 to Celebrate Minus Brown Reunion
Hollywood producer Harry Joe Brown cannot attend Syracuse University Class of 1915 reunion next week due to wartime conditions abroad. He planned to visit with his wife Sally Eilers and stay with Mayor Rolland B. Marvin, but telegram notes he will be there in spirit despite absence. Brown recalls singing the song yell on stadium steps 25 years ago and sends regards to classmates.
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Harry Joe Brown
Syracuse University
West Coast
BE Ramee
Brown
Syracuse
Sally Eilers
Rolland B. Marvin
Marvin
Mr. Brown
E. A. O'Hara
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Colgate
Aeronautic Group Invites Rochester Aviators to City
At the Syracuse Aeronautic Association meeting, members voted to invite Rochester Air Pilots Association to fly into Syracuse on Sunday June 16. Edward J. Whalen said about 50 planes are expected to form a parade over Syracuse and back to Rochester with a trophy for the closest to a secret time. Additional trophies will honor best formation flying, and Rochester fliers will inspect the Syracuse clubhouse ahead of its dedication within two weeks. Robert Aldrich of Albany, NY, NY Aviation Association president, will speak on proposed legislation affecting private flying at the next meeting.
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Syracuse Aeronautic Association
Rochester Air Pilots Association
Edward J. Whalen
Syracuse Group
Syracuse
Rochester
Whalen
Rochester Fliers
Robert Aldrich
Albany
New York State Aviation Association
Coat Stolen From Car In East Jefferson Street Block
Marshall Bishop of 143 South Midler Avenue reported a topcoat valued at 35 dollars stolen from his car parked in the 300 block of East Jefferson Street last night.
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East Jefferson Street
Marshall Bishop
South Midler Avenue
Aviation Club Armory Facilities Offered to Syracuse
Maj. Charles A. Stanton offers facilities of the new artillery Armory on East Genesee Street for the Aviation Club of Syracuse Inc. Meeting rooms will be provided, per club member Robert Fowler.
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Aviation Club of Syracuse, Inc
Charles A. Stanton
Artillery
Tigris Shrine
Genesee Street
Robert Fowler
iGirl 7 Injured By Hurled Stone
Frances Rahal ski, seven, of 1549 South Avenue was treated at Syracuse General Hospital for a scalp laceration after a stone hurled by a playmate struck her in the rear yard. Patrolman Frank Silky labeled the incident an accident.
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Frances Rahalski
South Avenue
Syracuse General Hospital
Frank Silky
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Boys In Blue
Lincoln Hall
Delaware Street
William A. Lamb
Woodlawn
United States Army
Ross D. Huff
E. V. Freeman
Joyce
C. M. Carlisle
Rt Cramrete
Leopard Ristoph
Father Dougherty
Aeronautic Group
Aviation Club
iGirl
Anther
Aly
Aky
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