Chest Drive Under Way 650000 Goal
Following a Syracuse dinner headlined by Most Rev Walter A Foery bishop of Syracuse the 20th Community Chest drive opened with a goal of 650000 The opening dinner at Hotel Syracuse drew 900 the largest crowd yet and featured remarks on civic duty from Bishop Foery Justice Edmund H Lewis served as toastmaster Harrison G Feldman chaired the drive which runs to Oct 22 with funds also supporting United Service Organizations A Boy Scout penny bottle surprise added a local touch with a gift of 2 50 in pennies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Edmund H. Lewis
Foery
Bishop Foery
Harrison G. Feldman
United Service Organizations
Justice Lewis
Community Chest
Boy Scout Organization
F. Gordon Smith
Edward L. Keller
First English Lutheran Church
Marv Becker
Gladys Eldrett Bush
Col. Willis Shippam
Fort Ontario
Rolland B. Marvin
William P. Graham
Syracuse University
Hurlbut W. Smith
The
Chest
H. Hiram Weisberg
H. Duane Bruce
Advance Gifts
John L. Haley
National Corporations Committee
Michael F. Boland
American Legion
Clarence H. Twitchell
Speakers’ Bureau
Aurie I. Johnson
Paul H. Conway
James Cooper
Women's
Search Extended For Lewis F. Brown Lost Solvay Worker
Police widen appeal for Lewis F. Brown of 226 Alice Avenue Solvay an electrical worker who vanished after leaving home over two weeks ago while driving to a North Syracuse job with about 15 dollars in his possession. He is 5 feet 6 inches tall 160 pounds with a dark complexion and hair. he wears silver rimmed glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Brown
Solvay
Alice Avenue
Brown
Syracuse
Halcomb
Crucible Steel Company
Four Syracuse tavern keeper delegates to state convension
Four members of the Central New York Tavern Keepers Association will represent the Syracuse district at the state convention in Rochester on October 15 and 16. They are Edward Quinn president Anthony Visciglio Edward Leonard and Bert Connelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York Tavern Keepers Association
Syracuse
Rochester
Edward Quinn
Anthony Visciglio
Edward Leonard
Bert Connelly
Church Group Buys $1000 Defense Bond in Syracuse
The Pennsylvania Slovak Roman and Greek Catholic Society of Syracuse purchases a $1000 United States Defense Bond from Syracuse Savings Bank. Announcement comes from committee members Albert Chekosky and Andrew Gelak, listing their Syracuse addresses.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Slovak, Roman and Greek Catholic Society of
Syracuse
Syracuse Savings Bank
Albert Chekosky
Bryant Avenue
Andrew Gelak
Ulster Street
Troops Home On Furlough Until Oct 23
Syracuse welcomed hundreds of soldiers arriving by special trains from Alabama and Georgia on furloughs after long maneuvers. The 27th Division, 101st Field Artillery, 108th Infantry from Fort McClellan, and 101st Anti Tank Battalion members rode in, with plans to stay through Thursday. Crowds cheered as soldiers headed home without bugle calls for weeks.
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Syracuse
Alabama
Georgia
Buffalo
101Th Field Artillery
108Th Infantry
Fort McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Fort Benning
101St
21St Cavalry
National Guard
Louisiana
New York Central
Chief Justice Stone Turns 69 Amid Court Work
Washington on October 11 reports Chief Justice Stone reaching age 69 today while associates note he spent the day focused on cases for Monday's court session. He presided as Chief Justice for the first time last Monday and could retire a year from now if he chooses. He had served as Associate Justice since 1925 and was named Chief Justice on June 12 succeeding Charles Evans Hughes who retired at 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Medical Society Members Attend Dr Frey Funeral Rites
An Onondaga County Medical Society delegation attended the private 9:15 a.m. home service at 110 Shirley Road for Dr John C Frey who died Wednesday at University Hospital of the Good Shepherd. A 10 a.m. Requiem Mass followed at Saint Josephs Church. Burial was at St Marys Cemetery with committal prayers. Bearers included Dr E G Allen, Dr Albert A Bailey, Dr Gerald T Church, Dr Gordon D Hoople, Dr Leo E Gibson and Dr Paul H Lowrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Canfield
Gannon F. Ryan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Norcott
E.G. Allen
Albert A. Bailey
Gerald T. Church
Gordon D. Hoople
Leo E. Gibson
Paul l H. Lowrey
Nineteen Fourth Armored Division Leave Pine Camp
Nineteen selectees of the Fourth Armored Division depart Pine Camp for home today under the Selective Service Act amendment allowing transfer of men over 23 to the enlisted reserve corps. The move reflects ongoing adjustments to wartime manpower policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Camp
Fourth Armored Division
Selective Service Act
Car Theft Report From Hackensack Man
George Bennet a Hackensack New Jersey salesman reports a 1200 dollar car stolen from a parking lot on 600 South Warren Street last night. He returned to retrieve the vehicle and found it missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennet
Hackensack
N.J
Warren Street
Physician Fails In 40 Minute Flight To Save Little Falls Boy
A Syracuse physician in a 40 minute flight to Little Falls yesterday afternoon failed to save 6 year old John Richard Kennedy from streptococcic pneumonia. The boy died at 8 45 P M after symptoms worsened since the first of the week. The doctor, keeping his name private, left Syracuse at 4 P M into a 28 mph headwind with six men helping to lift the plane piloted by Paul Enggard of the Seneca Flying School. The craft landed at 4 40 P M and the physician rushed to the hospital where funeral services will be held in Troy, the boy's birthplace, at 11 A M Monday. Burial will follow in Troy. The child was the son of the Rev Howard S Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy of Little Falls. He leaves a sister, Sally, three, and grandparents Mr and Mrs R O Kennedy of Troy and John Johnston of Ireland. The illness began earlier in the week and sulfanilimide was used in large amounts. Post mortem confirmed the pneumonia diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Little Falls
Paul Enggard
Seneca Flying School
John Richard Kennedy
Howard S. Kennedy
Little Falls Episcopal Church
John
Sally Kennedy
Kennedy
Troy
John Johnston
Ireland
Homecoming Day Draws Syracuse Alumni to Campus
Syracuse University alumni filled the campus for homecoming activities tied to the Holy Cross game. Alumni club presidents and fund chairmen met at Hendricks Chapel and Archbold Gymnasium, then fraternities and sororities hosted an alumni peace fete. A civic theater performance of My Dear Children capped the day, with several alumni chapter presidents attending with delegations from diverse locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Hendricks Chapel
Archbold Gymnasium
Civic Theater
Syracuse
Ralph
Newing
Scranton
Thomas W. Schafer
Jamestown
Leonard Wear
Barn Burns On Henry Hartenhoff Farm Near Fulton
A barn on Henry Hartenhoff’s farm west of the Jacksonville Bowens Corners Road burned down around 9 AM. Damage estimated between 2000 and 3000 dollars. A calf and all the hay were destroyed. most equipment saved. Fire department prevented spread to a nearby house. cause unknown. The Cody Volunteer Fire Department assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Henry Hartenhoff
Jacksonville-Bowens Corners
Cody
Wife Beater Sentenced in Police Court
Harry D. Titus, 31, a Negro, pleaded guilty before Judge Homer V. Walsh in Police Court to assault on his wife Rease. He was sentenced to nine months in Jamesville, Penn, with residence at 145 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Titus
Monroe Street
Homer V. Walsh
Rease
Jamesville
Penn
Closed Shop Strikes In Canastota Labor Row
About 175 workers at Canastota's Diemoulding Corporation strike over a closed shop and seniority dispute. Attorney Henry S. Fraser said the issues center on union membership and pay raises, while the company refused state mediator access and noted its service-contract defense work. The union had supported arbitration and a state mediator despite the denial of third-party participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Istate Copper and Brass Workers Union
Diemould Ing Corporation
Canastota
Henry S. Fraser
Syracuse
Fraser
Robert Caldwell
Caldwell
State Department of Labor
Diemoulding Corporation
John Forrester
State Labor Department
Canastota Company
Fire Chief’s Son’s Home Damaged by Early Morning Fire
Fire alarm at 2 AM answered by East Syracuse Fire Department. Kinney Street home of Chief William Ray and his son Fred Ray, a New York Central Railroad engineer, suffered a blaze confined to the parlor haven. Cause undetermined. damage estimated at about unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Ray
Syracuse
Kinney Street
Fred Ray
New York Central Railroad
Catira Dating Scene Noted At Ouréet Paler
In readable fragments a dating scene at Ouréet Paler appears with references to aa A catira and a sister figure. The wording is unclear but points to social meetup activity and local gathering dynamics. Further details are not readable in the fragment provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouréet
Arbitration to Begin on Milk Strike Wage Dispute
A State Board of Mediation representative will arrive Wednesday to arbitrate the wage dispute causing a three day milk truck drivers and plant workers strike. Arthur S. Meyer sent a telegram saying a board representative will act. Meyer may not take the case personally. The picketed parties and city officials agreed to submit after a Wednesday conference with Mayor Marvin. The arbitrator will hear both sides and propose a just wage scale for acceptance by company and union. Curttiss C. Brown and William D. Blen requested Meyer act. Brown said he misunderstood earlier that Meyer would handle it. The strike began Monday with six other unions refusing deliveries, shutting off about 85 percent of city milk deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Mediation
Arthur S. Meyer
State Board
Meyer
Marvin
Curtiss C. Brown
Netherland Dairy Company
William D. Blen
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Brown
Clairies
A. F. of L. Dairies
Scouts Back Program of Fire Safety in Syracuse
Syracuse residents observe Fire Prevention Week with home inspections to spot hazards. Onondaga Boy Scouts canvass door to door to collect waste paper as part of the National Waste Paper Campaign under the defense program. Fire Chief Edward W. Gieselman warns that most home fires are caused by carelessness and lists common hazards to watch for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga Boy Scouts
Edward W. Gieselman
United States
Gieselman
Rev Walter Watson Receives Call to Buffalo Church
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church of Buffalo extended a call to Rev Walter Wall Watson, pastor of First Ward Presbyterian. Watson said the call was expected, with no decision announced yet. He came to Syracuse from Number 9 Church near Geneva and supplied Buffalo the first Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Watson
Buffalo
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church of
Walter Wall Watson
First Ward
Butler Celebrates Its 48th Birthday
Butler clothiers marks its 48th birthday in Syracuse with a daylong celebration. The company notes years of growth and appreciation from local customers. A gift is offered with every sizable purchase, a household item for every housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Butlers, Credit Clothiers
Leach
Syracuse
Atoire
Butlers
Fire damages floor in South ae Street building
A fire caused slight damage to flooring in a one story concrete and brick building located at 4433 to 4437 South ae Street. The alarm sounded at 12 22 A M and Engine 18 responded to the scene.
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Ae Street
Townsend Club Rally Draws 600 Delegates in Syracuse
More than 600 delegates attend a statewide Townsend Club rally at the Syracuse YWCA. The meeting forms a New York State Council of Townsend Clubs to coordinate with national reform efforts. Russell Saville notes inter city cooperation and the Townsend Plan’s economic aims ahead of Bill HR 1036. Dr Townsend expected to speak at Mixpal Auditorium tomorrow after arriving by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Francis E. Townsend
Syracuse Y. W. C. A. S
New York
Syracuse
National Townsend
New York State
H. C. Medlong
Frank Bericat
Schenectady
A. J. Babcock
Watertown
Matt McGrath
Utica
Paul Darling
Binghamton
Robert Dickinson
Geneva
Frank Knapp
Hornell
E. E. Wilcox
E. J. Kelley
Rochester
LeRoy Townsend
Tonawanda
LaVerne Lewis
Gerald Ernewein
Buffalo
Walter Evans
Olean
Russell Saville
Chicago
United States
Townsend
Saville
House of Representatives
Maude B. Conant
Central
Charles M. Newel
Ohio
Fred Hammer
Arthur E. Baker
Mixpah Auditorium
Lincoln Auditorium
Man Locked in Balcony Falls Asleep at Strand Theater
James L. Boulet of the Colonial Hotel on South Clinton Street dozed through a movie at the Strand Theater. He woke to find himself trapped in the balcony, later locating a telephone and calling Police Headquarters. Patrolmen Stack and Donahue freed him unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Boulet
Colonial Hotel
South Clineton Street
Strand Theater
Thomas Stack
Barrett Donahue
Pack of 75 China dogs vanish from mantelpiece
Detectives Buck and Block report that a batch of 75 rare China dogs vanished yesterday from the mantel at Mrs. Helen Hyde on Midland Avenue. The incident involved a curious disappearance of household display figurines rather than live animals, noted as a notable local oddity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantel
Helen Hyde
Midland Avenue
Elijah Buck
Alex Block
Miss Perkins Urges World Labor Office For Peace Move
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins urged creating an international labor office as a tool for postwar economic adjustment. Speaking to the World Affairs Council in Tacoma she said it could raise living standards by organizing basic human needs. She praised progress in American defense efforts, noting the growth of a strong machine from nearly nothing a year and a half ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perkins
World Labor Office
Tacoma
Wash
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perekins
International Labor Office
World Affairs 'Council
Columbus Daughters Dance Tonight at Onondaga Hotel
The Daughters of Columbus host their annual dinner dance tonight at the Onondaga Hotel with a featured entertainment program. Mrs. Raymond Ferrara serves as general chairman of arrangements, aided by Mrs. Joseph Pirro Mrs. Henry Centore Mrs. Achille Aquilino and Mrs. Matthew Del Vecchio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Daughters of Columbus
Onondaga Hotel
Raymond Ferrara
Joseph Pirro
Henry Centore
Achille Aquilino
Matthew del Vecchio
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Loraine Bills
Herkimer
Karl Morrison
Ernie
Stanley Edmunds
Glens Falls
Special Dispatch
Cean
Diemoulding
Scouts
Britain
Forsythe & Gale, Inc
Dodge-Plymouth
Genesee St
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