Norma and Esther Take Plunge Daily Even If Water Is Chilly
The Martin sisters Norma and Esther swim daily in the Seneca River near the Syracuse University boathouse throughout October despite chilly air. Yesterday afternoon, temperatures hovered around the 72 to 77 degree range with clouds and possible showers, and the sisters continued their autumn ritual at their home on 215 Bronson Road.
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Esther Martin
Norma
Seneca River
Syracuse University
Esther
Martin Sisters
Mercury
Bronson Road
County Workers Rescue Man in Onondaga Lake Incident
Samuel DiNoto about 60 of 733 Burnet Avenue was saved from drowning in Onondaga Lake shortly after 11 A.M. by two workers, Joseph Natalizio and Rudolph Silky, who pulled him from the water near the Barge Canal harbor outlet and began artificial respiration. He was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital and listed out of danger. Patrol records indicate the Syracuse police and state police investigated.
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Samuel DiNoto
Burnet Avenue
Onondaga Lake
Joseph Natalizio
North State Street
Rudolph Silky
Liverpool
DiNoto
Barge Canal Harbor
Charles Rudtko
Shirley Avenue
Natalizio
Silky
Onondaga Park Board
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bernard Busch
Syracuse Police Department
Sergt
Howard Picard
State Police
Fire Department To Demonstrate Use Of Its Equipment
The Syracuse Fire Department will demonstrate firefighting equipment tomorrow at 7 P M in front of Engine House No 12 on West Genesee Street Acting Fire Chief Philip N Eckel says the demo mirrors prior years Two pumpers deluge sets the water tower and light and first aid squads will be shown Water streams will be directed into the creek with red lighting along the banks to simulate a fire Industrial day today includes factory safety inspections and chamber of commerce safety notices Posters promoting fire loss awareness have been distributed at plants
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West Genesee Street
Philip N. Eckel
Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
West End Council to Hear Miss Bliss Speaker
Miss Gladys L Bills chairman of the Volunteer Service Division will speak at the West End Neighborhood Council meeting at 311 Shennard Street at 9 P M Thursday. Her topic neighbors make a neighborhood. Bills is president of Huntington Club and Dunbar Center board and a member of the Council of Social Agencies community service committee which plans for entertaining visiting soldiers in Syracuse. Mrs Mary Cahill council chairman will preside.
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West End
Car theft suspect seized after gun chase to Skaneateles
Auburn police captured 19 year old Charles Williams of Syracuse after a high speed chase from Genesee Street Auburn toward Skaneateles. Officers fired to stop the stolen car then pursued on foot along the lake front where Williams was apprehended.
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Auburn
Fand
Skaneateles
Skaneatcles
Whipps
Connors
Kiwanis Members Honor Press for National Newspaper Week
Charles H. Kaletzki applauds The Syracuse Herald-Journal and the press at a Kiwanis Club noon meeting in the Hotel Syracuse. He notes newspapers shape democracy by informing the public and enabling leadership through impartial reporting.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Charles H. Kaletzki
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Syrateuse
Kaletzki
America
Kiwanis
Syracuse
New York
Deer Licenses Put on Sale at $1.25 Each
City Clerk George K. Hancock announced 800 deer hunting licenses are now on sale at $1.25 each. Last year demand exceeded 1,000 but supply ran out. this year no cap attachment, only one horn tag, replacing the previous leg tags.
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George K. Hancock
Captain Mascaro Ordered to Report for Duty in South
Captain Joseph Mascaro, medical officer of the Northwestern New York Recruiting District, was ordered today to report for temporary duty at the Fourth Evacuation Hospital in Chester South Carolina for the duration of First Army maneuvers. The maneuvers are expected to last about two months and he will likely receive an assignment away from Syracuse while in the South.
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Mascaro
Carolina
Joseph Mascaro
New York
Fourth
Chester
S. C
Syracuse
Hogan Enters Independent Bid for Municipal Court Judge
Charles J. Hogan filed as an Independent candidate for Municipal Court judge with a petition supported by Republicans Democrats and American Labor party members. The Dewitt town ticket and other communities saw multiple nominations including supervisors town clerks and council members with about 890 signatures on Peoples party petitions in Dewitt. Bertha Amidon and John Crowe led other local ticket efforts while William Dodd reported a stolen car later found nearby by a patrolman.
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Board of Elections
Charles J. Hogan
Dewitt
Hogan
Independent Party
American Labor Party
Peoples Party
Harold Swift Adcock
East Syracuse
Mortimer Beach
Walter Rowley
Lester M. Simmons
Ralph Kharas
Kathryn Newmiller
John Cady
Jamesville
Lyden J. Baker
Collamer
Ralph Millegas
Bertha Amidon
Lafayette
John M. Crowe
Tcket
Anthony F. Ryan
Manlius
Winfield McIntyre
Marvin Assures Pay Rise Held By City Workers
Mayor Marvin assures 600 Syracuse Public Works Parks and Water Division workers a new wage schedule will be funded in the 1942 budget. He says tax funds cannot cover raises now but budget increases of over 150000 start Jan 11. Local 540 leaders met. union officials seek signed confirmation from city officials.
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Public Works and Parks Departments
Water Division
Syracuse
Marvin
American Federation of Labor
Labor Temple
George P. Alberts
Horace Green
Thomas E. Kennedy
Wiliam T. Lane
Alberts
Department of Public Works
William T. Lane
Parole Violation Leads to Two-Year Federal Term For Patrick Rock
Patrick Rock of Ellenburg Clinton County was ordered to serve two years in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after being found guilty of violating probation terms. Convicted in October 1939 in Auburn District Court on untaxed alcohol charges, he previously served time and had a two year probation to start after release. Additional notes indicate earlier petty larceny and a fuse theft in Dannemora, with no link shown to a fire that destroyed his home.
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Frederick H. Bryant
United States District Court
Patrick Rock
Ellenburg
Clinton County
Lewisburg
Rock
Auburn
United States
Robert J. Leamy
Dannemora
Navarino Man Declared Legally Dead After 56 Years
John Kelly of Navarino, who would be 87, was adjudged legally dead by Surrogate John W. Sadler. Letters of administration for his estate of 1390.76 were issued to his niece Effa Champlain. He last lived in 1885 when he returned for his mother's funeral and was unreachable thereafter.
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John Kelly
Cou
Mary Boyle Kelly
Navarino
John W. Sadler
Effa Champlain
Rosemont Drive
Kelly
St. Louis
County Treasurer's Office
Thomas Kelly
Troops From Fort Ontario Move Through Syracuse Toward Philadelphia
One thousand five hundred soldiers of the 198th Coast Artillery depart Fort Ontario Oswego and march through Syracuse on route to Philadelphia to support a mock invasion defense. The battalion configuration includes 3 inch guns and 31 mm anti aircraft weapons with 50 caliber machine guns, under Col. George Schulz. The unit will set up field HQs in three parks and establish warning and intelligence systems, with R&R passes planned for Delaware communities.
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Philadelphia
198Th Coast Artillery
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Delaware
George Schulz
Scranton
Estabiish
198Th
Mitchel Field
L. I
New York
New Jersey
Schulz
Wilmington
Uncle Sam
198Th Coast Artillery Regiment
John Creeley Pleads Guilty to Petty Larceny
John F. Creeley aged 67 of 711 Montgomery Street pleaded guilty in Police Court to petty larceny and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. He allegedly collected a quarter on false pretenses from a woman after a house to house canvasser sold toilet articles.
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John F. Creeley
Montgomery Street
Blitman Clears Milk Strike Conference Undergoes Surgery
Nathan H. Blitman attorney for the union attended a milk strike conference last night. He underwent an appendectomy for appendicitis at St. Joseph's Hospital and was listed in favorable condition this morning. He resides at 209 Roosevelt Avenue.
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Blitman
Nathan H. Blitman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roosevelt Avenue
Blutman
Pottery Head Harris Takes Stand In Mail Fraud Trial
Charles G. Harris former president of Mayfair Potteries testified in U S District Court during the trial of two of five men indicted for conspiracy and use of the mails to defraud. He said he slowed orders because he did not like the setup and would not jeopardize his customers. Harris said Gilbert took the records in November 1939.
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Charles G. Harris
Mayfair Potteries, Ltd
United States District Court
Frederick H. Bryant
Horace Barba
Philadelphia
Pietro P. Alesandroni
Harry W. Schweizer
Car Crash Damages Grocery After City Collision
Kenneth Greenwood, 18, of 914 Irving Avenue, drove north on Irving Avenue and struck a curb causing his car to crash into a grocery at 901 East Washington Street. Store front window broken. Phillip Roberts of 447 East Washington Street cited. reckless driving summons issued. Fire record shows no fires.
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Kenneth Greenwod
Irving Avenue
East Washington Street
Jack Issayiam
Pateoln
Joseph Viau
Greenwood
Phillip Roberts
Washington Street
Milk Strike Continues With No Negotiations Yet
Plan for mediation refused as seven large firms maintain deliveries halted. Union demands higher wages, while companies cite a 355000 dollar cost and higher consumer prices. Public harm grows as customers seek milk at plants and emergency services remain served.
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Bien
Netherland Dairy Company
Netherland Company
Brown
Engineers Hear Power Editor On Getting Along At Work
Power magazine editor Phil Swain told engineers to master a broad skill set and to mingle with colleagues to turn ideas into practical results. The Syracuse ASME chapter sponsored the talk at the Onondaga Hotel, opening the club’s 39th season with Donald V. Shetland introducing Swain. Dr. E K Lawrence announced Dr. George Roemmert will speak next Monday night.
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Power
Phil Swain
Aecanalgy Club
Onondaga Hotel
Syracuse
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Donald V. Shetland
E. K. Lawrence
George Roemmert
Public Relations Clinic Draws 300 in Syracuse
Three hundred attendees from fourteen leading Syracuse industries attended the first public relations clinic for plants. The session, part of a 10 meeting series sponsored by the Manufacturing Association of Syracuse, was held in the Chamber of Commerce building and directed by association secretary John W. Howe. Clinics run each Monday at 7 PM through December 15.
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Syracuse
Manufacturing Association of Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Howe
Association
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