Fifty Selectees To Be Picked In Last Draft
Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown announced that Disanters Cymte dente hoardg Cnendora County will supply 50 men in the final Selective Service requisition for the year. The last draft call is set for mid June with five county boards exempted from further need. Other boards will call men on June 17 with varying quotas. Registrants will undergo physical tests and need not provide placements later. Brown noted 3,020 men were called in New York City for the year. Quondaca County will supply 22 men in the June call. Officials also issued guidance on obtaining automobile license plate refunds after induction.
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Cnendora
Selective Service
Ames T. Brown
Ith
Furimmo
Mimuum
Brown
Tata Wee
Star
New York City
Quondaca County
Various Local News Items Including Club Meetings and Openings
John H Shaw discusses summer courses at Texas Technological College. Townsend Clubs of the 35th District to host speakers John Richards and Ge Merrill at 3 30 P M tomorrow in Kanatenah Club rooms. A fur coat valued at appeared from a rear porch at 116 Seymour Street. Miss Doris Murphy reported to Acting Detectives Cook and Klotz. Norbert Gration elected seat of the Dewitt Young Republican Club. June convention set for June 4 to 7 at Giens Falls. Board of Supervisors luncheon and sanatorium tour planned for Monday at 2 30 P M. Nora Lane reported missing purse worth $20 from St Joan the Evangelist Church. Charles J Jerome, son of the Jeromes of 120 Wanne Street, a Washington statistician, expects Army induction soon. Edward Wiechowski of Gillespie Avenue denied assault charges. bail posted. Danforth salt pool opening at Onon-uga Lake Parkway with lifeguards. Charles and Mrs Size land celebrate 58th wedding anniversary. Bundles for Britain items including Du Pont plastic articles listed. New York State painting exhibit at Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts extended. NYS Home Economics convention at Slocum Hall through July 2.
Twin Induction Split as One Joins Army
Donald and James McRae, 22, twins in selective service age, split the choice for service. Donald entered the Buffalo Induction Center while James stays in Ogdensburg with their parents at 414 Montgomery Street. Brother John was inducted five weeks ago and is stationed at Fort Blanding, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
James McRae
James
Buffalo
Ogdensburg
George A. McRae
Montgomery Street
University Avenue
John
Fort Blanding
Fla.ort
Donald McRae
Floral Theft Probed At Syracuse Memorial Court House
Investigation continues into the theft of three large floral pieces used for monument decoration by the Memorial Association of Syracuse and Onondaga County. The items, an American Flag, an anchor, and a wreath, were made by women with artificial flowers and stolen between Tuesday night and yesterday from the Court House. Charles Sullivan reported the loss to police.
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Memorial Association of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Court House
Charles Sullivan
Beattie Street
Association
Cxptain
James Kimber Receives Navy Medical Corps Commission
James H. Kimber aged 30 of 703 Cliveruily Avenue and senior at Syracuse University College of Medicine has been commissioned into the Navy Medical Corps. The ceremony formalizes his entry into military service as a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kimber
James H. Kimber
Cliveruily Avenue
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Binghamton Bus Drivers Extend Four Day Strike
Binghamton remains busless on Memorial Day as striking drivers and Triple Cities Traction officials stay deadlocked. Edward C. McDonald, a conciliator from the U S Labor Department, is prepared to return for talks. Drivers and garage men began the walkout last Tuesday seeking a 15 cent hourly raise, paid vacations, and other concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Triple Cities Traction Corporation
Edward C. McDonald
United States Department of Labor
City Plants Offer 800 New Jobs in Defense Push
Syracuse officials announce about 800 trained men will be needed for defense industries with more good paying jobs expected in months. Syracuse National Defense Advisory Committee chair Robert Petrasek and the Chamber of Commerce urge unemployed youths and older men to seek training, while WPA and NYA programs undergo shifts to favor defense work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Industries
Robert E. Petrasek
Syracuse National Defense Advisory Committee
Petrasekin
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Analis Anfanga
Aotedac
NYA
William P. Lynch
WPA
Imade
Frederick E. Norton
Chamber of Commercce
State Art Show Extends Through Sunday at Syracuse Museum
The New York State exhibition of paintings will stay open at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts through Sunday with hours today from noon to 5 30 PM and Sunday 2 to 5 30 PM. Beatrice E. Wase of Syracuse won the popular award for Across the Park. St Claire MacDonald of Olean was second with Peter. Over $800 worth of paintings, plus purchase prizes, were sold during the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Syracuse Museum
Fayette Park
Peter
St. Claire MacDonald
Olean
Postpone Action on Civil Service Proposals in Onondaga
Proposals to extend civil service in Onondaga County will not go to the Board of Supervisors until late July. A letter from the County Officers Association urges postponement. The Fite law, authorizing adjustments, will be discussed at the association meeting on July 17 at Lake Placid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
County Officers Association
Ant Inten Astoracions
Lake Placid
National Youth Hosteling Week Observed At Two High Schools
North High School and Eastwood High School hosted an inter school program and an exhibit. A Tuesday program at North under the Aeolian Society featured Jane Bickel of Nottingham High School. Eastwood hosted Amy Yeoman of Solvay High School and included a North High cast play coached by Miss Mary Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North High School
Eastwood High School
Aeolian Society
Jane Bickel
Nottingham High School
Amy Yeoman
Solvay High School
Eastwood
Mary Kearney
Hebr. Lewandowski
Frances Hyde
Lois Greene
Marie Graf
Barbara Haight
Barbara Urichs
Rosemary DePaulis
Marjorie Skelton
Sunday Christians Assailed by Pastor
A Sunday sermon provoked sharp criticism as the pastor attacked Sunday Christians, drawing protest from attendees and fueling debate over church leadership and doctrinal positions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leo FE
Sholette Thomas O'Neill
Joseph Jocz
Frank Cartini
Fen Safar St
Frank Palladino
Robert OF
Povar
Reid
George Myers
Solvay
Milton Ave
Fayetteville
Montgomery St
Coun Leonard Walter Belger, Sommermalder
Joseph Childs
Liverpool
George Yager
Peter W. Egan
Williams T. H. Douglass
Liverpool 101
Parkway
Bryant Ave
E. Washington St
Philip Adler
Harrison St
Paul J, Ray
Tallman &J
Charlis Curry
S. Townsend St
Gordon Cule
Janice Wagner
Fly Road
Dewitt
Grant
Frederick Backenstross
Gremh
Cate mi Paichetees
Ulartiman’s
Shirley Hansen
Rockwell School
Mary Lee Finn
Cherry Road School
Jeannie Case
East Syracuse
John S. Pendersgast
Municipal Research
Margaret
Duda
jEstabrook
Ieee Iy
John H. Shaw
Texas Technological College
John Richards
Ge Merrill
Townsend
Kanatenah
Seymour’ Street
Doris Murphy
Cornelius Cook
John Klotz
Hudson
Norbert Gration
Young Republican Club
Young Republican Clubs
Giens Falls
Robert Conklin
Mortimer Beach
Frances Cain
Onondaga Sanatorium
Nora Lane
Vine Street
Louis McMahon
St. Joan the Evangelist Church
Charles J. Jerome
Peter Jerome
Wanne Street
Adjutant-General’s
Washington, D. C
War Department
Army
Edward Wiechowski
Gillespie Avenue
Fairmont
Calvin D. Bingham
Danforth
Onon- Gaga Lake Parkway
Charles W. Sizeland
Bellevue Avenue
Britain
du Pont
New York State Home Economics Association
Slocum Hall
Thetatuse
Unnversly
Naval Medical Corps
San Diego
Calif
Kimber
Jere
East Oneida Street
Baldwinsville
Virmy
Navy
Petrasek
Westes
N. Wesley
Wesley’s
Ks Ant
Herbert Lockyer
England
Billy Sunday Business Men’s Club
Rudolph
ARGUS
NEW Philco
Salina
B. Jefferven
Don Cameron
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