Veterans Aerial Honors Highlight Syracuse Service Members
Capt. Miklajcyk returns to action after home leave and shoots down two Nazi planes on first mission. Residents Wil liam V. Tobin, Charles W. Taylor, Telesphor Lojewski, Patsy Campolicia, Robert E. Booth and others from Syracuse are named for Air Medals, Oak Leaf Clusters, and the Distinguished Flying Cross for combat operations in Italy, the Balkans, and Germany occupied Europe.
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Miklajcyk
Italy
Ploesti
Vienna
Munich
Patsy J. Campolicia
Patsy Campolicia
Chemung Street
Syracuse
Campolicia
Kialy
Budapest
Timisoara
Rumania
Toulon
Policia
Air, ‘Force
Four More Syracuse Boys Go on War Casualty List
The War and Navy Departments inform relatives of four more Syracuse casualties. One was killed in action in France, two wounded, and a Marine in the fighting. A foe cy Hsted as missing in action is now a prisoner of war in Germany.
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Syracuse
War and
Navy Departments
France
Who
Sapan
Germany
Soldier Robert F. Sutton Killed in Action in France
Private first class Robert F. Sutton was killed in France on August 10. He entered service in 1941, trained at Camp Croft and Fort Bragg, and left for overseas in December 1942. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sutton, two brothers in service Seaman George F. Sutton and Marine Orville J. Sutton, and two sisters Mrs. Harold Brewer and Shirley Sutton. memorial services set for 9:50 a.m. Sunday at St. Daniel's Church.
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Pfe
Robert F. Sutton
France
Orville Sutton
Teall Avenue
East
Syracuse
Pleo
Sutton
Camproft
N. C
Fort Brags
S. C
George F. Sutton
Pacific
Corp
Orville J. Sutton
Marines
Lona Island
Hudson
Harold Brewer
Norwood
Shirley Sutton
Pfc. Sutton
St. Daniel's Church
Pfc Edward D. Adams Wounded on Tinian
Pfc Edward D. Adams Jr. of 100 Bassett Street reports being wounded by mortar shell fragments on Tinian. The message arrived as Gen. Vandergrift sent a telegram. Adams is at a rest base after enlisting June 7, 1942 at age 16. He studied at Roosevelt Junior High in Syracuse. His father worked in the Herald-Journal composing room and served in World War I at 15.
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Edward D. Adams
Bassett Street
Edward D. Adams, Jr
Long Tinian Island
AL AL Vandergrift
Marine Corps
Adams
Syracuse
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Junior High School
Herald-Journal
Soldier Leskoske Wounded in France in WWII
Corp. Paul M. Leskoske, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Leskoske of 716 Spring Street, was wounded in the right leg in France on July 30. He wrote Aug 22 from England hospital and has been awarded the Purple Heart. A graduate of Assumption and Powellson Institute, he played basketball at Powellson before enlisting in March 1952. He trained at Livingston, Louisiana, and went overseas last October.
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Corp
P. M. Leskoske
France
Paul M. Leskoske
Fred Leskoske
Spring Street
England
Purple Heart Corp
Leskeske
Assumption
P.M. Leskeske
Powelson Institute
Powelson
Cathedral Candle
Livingston
Bombardier Lt Pulver Jr Reported Prisoner in Germany
Lt Frederick W Pulver Jr a B 24 bombardier based in England was reported missing in action Aug 6 and is now a prisoner of war in Germany per a Red Cross telegram to his father Frederick W Pulver of 805 Comstock Avenue He joined the National Guard 3 1/2 years ago went to Hawaii Dec 11 1941 and remained there over a year later transferring to Army Aviation He was graduated as a bomber at Carlsbad New Mexico Dec 24 1933 and shipped overseas about June 6 this year He is a Baldwinsville High School and Central City Business School graduate.
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Frederick W. Pulver
inEngland
Germany
Red Cross
Comstock Avenue
Pulver
National Guard
Hawaii
Heater
Army Aviation
Carlsbad
N. M
Lt Pulver
Baldwinsville High School
Central City Business School
Burglars Hit Nick's Coffee Shop in Syracuse Looting Cash
Syracuse police probe a night burglary at Nick's Coffee Shop 62 North State Street totaling 271 dollars. Owner Nicholas Sampson reports 197 dollars in cash from a cigar box, 60 from another box, 5 from a dish, 5 from a pinball machine, plus 4 white pennies. Entry gained through the back door. burglars used a 15.8 foot ladder and iron grate to access the areaway. The shop was closed since 8 P.M. yesterday and opened this morning.
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Syracuse
Nick
Northtate Street
Nicholas Sampson
NorthSalina Street
James Boyle
Robert Holland
Holland
Sampson
Syracuse U Gets 700000 In Shaw Will
The Shaw will establishes funds for Syracuse University amounting to seven hundred thousand dollars. A Chicago organization provided information about the will. The document mentions a trust for Mrs. da M. McGure of Napanee Ontario and a separate fund for Mrs. Hester Herzner of East Orange plus another legacy to a niece.
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Robert Sleserike
Alutus
Universita
Universics
Radias
Tre Inn
Sinoa
Syracuse Universit
Shaw
National Eisenait Comany
Chicago
da M. McGure
Napanee
Ont
Wreo
Merc. Shaw
Hester Herzner
East Orange
Noos
Soouveu
Plan for World Peace Outlined by Eichelberger in Syracuse
Clark M. Eichelberger, national director of the Commission to Study the Organization of Peace and the League of Nations Association, urged a world security system at a mass meeting in the Hotel Onondaga barroom. He proposed a representative assembly, an 11-member executive council, a permanent four-power bloc, and a rotating majority for lesser powers, plus a police international force and air force. He also advocated United States trusteeship over Japanese mandates in the Pacific as outposts rather than occupation. He spoke after attending Syracuse University faculty meetings and dined at the Hotel Sornette before leaving for New York.
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Ion
Ine Sul
Pranis
Clark M. Eichelberger
Organization of Peace
League of Nations Association
Eichelberger
Onondaga
Onondaga County League of Women Voters
United Nations
Oan International
Executive Council
United States
Pacific Islands
Syracuse
Syracuse University School of Citizenship
M Jacob E. Eckel
Onondara County League
New York
Battle Scarred P-40 Display At Post Office
A damaged P-40 Warhawk from the China-Burma front is shown in the Post Office plaza to inspire youths to pursue aviation careers and promote overseas Christmas parcel shipping from Sept 15 to Oct 15. The aircraft, loaned by the National Defense Aviation, is transported by a Syracuse Army Air Field team under Albert D. Gunn and supervisor F. Filler. Postmaster J. Nucent urged sending parcels early for friends and relatives serving overseas.
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Ate Phu Als
Defer E Aviation
Water Street
Syracuse Army Air Bow
Erie Boulevard
Roland
Albert D. Gunn
Teed Filler
Corus J. Nucent
Postoffice
Syracuse Army Air Piase
Onice Plaza
Fighting Nine
Firemen Rescue Boy From Boiling Apples Locked Inside
Thomas Hunter Jr. was rescued from a second floor flat at S24 Cayuga Street by Engine Company 5 around 9 30 A M after locking himself in with apples boiling on the kitchen stove. His mother Mrs Thomas Munter had left to fetch jars and returned to find the boy had turned the night lock. Patrolman Fred Bisbing summoned help and a 20 foot ladder was used to reach a second floor window. The gas was shut off under Lt St Ennis as fear of asphyxiation arose.
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Thomas Hunter, Jr
Cayugatreet
Engine Company 5
Thomas Munter
Fred Bisbing
St Ennis
Sauer Talks Traffic Rules With Judge At Luncheon
Jacob Sauer chairing the Common Council traffic committee met at the Liederkranz Club with Traffic Judge Truman Freston Corporation Counsel James Tormey and Assistant Counsel Hermann Arkin to discuss traffic ordinances set for Council action Monday. Current prosecutions fall under state statutes with fines to the state. forthcoming city ordinances would keep fines locally.
Milkweed Pod Collection Will Start Tomorrow
Syracuse school children will launch a citywide milkweed pod collection for life preservers tomorrow. New York State College of Forestry Experimental Station donated two thousand onion bags for floss collection. Boy Scouts escorted by Red Cross Motor Corps will pick up bags and distribute them to 50 city schools. Children will receive 20 cents per filled bag, with one bushel producing a life jacket. Lloyd G. Strombeck leads bag distribution. floss serves as a kapok substitute due to Java supply cutoff.
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Syracuse
New York State College of Forestry Experimental Station
Red Cross Motor Corps
John
Lloyd G. Strombeck
Japan
Java
New York State College of Forestry
Boy Scouts
Maria Tracy
Scott Raymond
Marie Louise Chase
Red Cross
Paul Rood
James Schumacher
Peter Graf
Guardsmen To Bivouac At Airport
The Third Regiment New York Guard will bivouac at Syracuse Municipal Airport Saturday and Sunday for maneuvers. About 600 guardsmen will be fed with 600 pounds of beef and other staples. A public bivouac is open Saturday afternoon with a band concert and a regimental review at 5 PM featuring Civil Air Patrol. visiting mayors from Syracuse Elmira Oneida Oswego Auburn and Geneva will participate along with Brig. Gen. Edwin Ziegler and Col. Henry Lang.
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New York Guard
Syracuse
Charles G. Sweitzer
Frederick S. Johnston
Auburn
Capt. Sweitzer
H. W. Diefendorf
Third Regiment
Wiliam Timmins
Civil Air Patrol
Edwin Ziegler
Buffalo
Fourth Brigade
Pennock Widow Leaves Estate Valued Over 114 Thousand
Inheritance tax report shows Mrs Amelia H Pennock widow of James H Pennock left an estate valued at 114 744 46 with stocks in Eastman Kodak General Motors and the Syma Corporation totaling 112 319 50 Miscellaneous property valued at 1681 59 and cash 743 46 After bequests the residuary estate goes to her children Rebecca H Pennock Gertrude Pennock Gregg Howard B Pennock Theodore E Pennock Jr and Theodore P Gould The Bernice Cash estate appraised at 30138 is held jointly by Mrs Nash and husband Fred L Nash Cicero residents
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Amelia H. Pennock
James H. Pennock
John W. Sadler
Eastman Kodak
General Motors Corporation
Syma Corporation
Rebecca H. Pennock
James Street
Gertrude Pennock Gregg
Rochester
Howard B. Pennock
Theodore E. Pennock, Jr
Theodore P. Gould
Bernice Cash
New York Farm Equipment Dealers Map Nov Convention
Directors of the New York State Farm Equipment Dealers Association met at the Hotel Onondaga to outline plans for the annual convention. Sessions are scheduled for November 14 and 15 with retail implement dealers from across the state expected to attend, chaired by president Charles Converse of Phelps.
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New York State Farm Equipment Dealers’ Association
Onondaga
Charles Converse
Phelps
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Mountain Valley Mineral
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Arkansas
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Laurel St
Beth
Norwich
Reich
Thomas Biklaiesk
Akeview Aves Mue
Tobin
AAP
Nile
William V. Tobin
Alice F. Tobin
Balkans
Bnd
13Th Air Force
Hoe
Army Air Forces
Fort Ontario
Hondo
Tex
DE. C
Taylor
Enclane
Charles W. Taylor
Cleveland Avenue
Brix
Sean W. John
Moline
Europe
Sgt
Bremen
Ludwigshiafen
Lojewski
Telesphor Lojewski
Greenway Avenue
John Lojewski
D. F.C
Fifth Army
Stu
Robert E. Booth
Onondaga Street
34Th “Red Bull
War Department
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Euro
Charles W. Paylol
Flaum Boss
Henry J. Mirlaicir
Saipan
PFC
Robert
Tinian
Rfc
F. W. Pulver, Jr
North State Street
Syracuse U
Sony
Sullivan
E. Genesee St. Cope Meomdars Uald
Wonder Lily White
Lacy Flower Farm
Lasander
N.Y
Whi. P. Lynch
Schieder
Optometrist
E. Genesee Sr
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O'Seal
M. Sling
S. Warren ST
Onondaga Hotel
Kirtlands
S. Sakna St
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Dr. Platts Cairinex
Guatanter
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