Holmes New Legion Chief In Onondaga County
Holmes was elected county commander of the American Legion Saturday as Onondaga Legionnaires closed their Fayetteville convention with a flag decorated parade. Delegates adopted resolutions urging revival of religion, changes in department procedure, and broader executive appointment rules, with plans to present at the state convention.
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Syracuse
WPA
American Legion
Onondaga Legionnaires
Fayetteville
el Alte
Ole
Fayette Inn
Mr. Holmes
Rougie J. Brown
Warner M. Tripy
William Rowell
Onendasa Hil
Arno Arnold Svyraenge
Mr. Brown
S. Sehunz
Skaneatetes
Chaaries Hing
Bai
America
State Legion
Maj
Frank
Lore
M. F. Snyder
Thompson, Jr
Delaware Street
Roses A. Young
Resolutions Committee
Every
Love
Br Pirtmency
Legion
Es Department
Ilpany
Onondaga Representat
Eximes
Onondaga County American Legion
Little Sail] Brown
Tracy Heads North for Weather Study in Newark
Meteorologist William H. Tracy of the Weather Bureau will spend a month in Newark for air mass analysis training. He joins 49 others under instructor Dr. Sverre Petterssen of MIT. Harold N. Burke leads the Tacutuse airport service acting as meteorologist and Morris Rosenholtz runs the Federal Building station.
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Tracy
Wiliam H. Tracy
Weather Bureau
Newark
N. J
Newark Airport
Sverre Petterssen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harold N. Burke
H Tacuse
Morris Rosenholtz
Federal Building
Wine Store Awning Burns. Cigaret Flipper Blamed
A lighted cigarette is blamed for burning away half of a 10 by 20 foot awning at Mulroy's Liquor and Wine Store located at 201 East Genesee Street on Saturday afternoon. Firemen from Engine Company 1 reported the blaze started when a cigarette was thrown from an upper story window. The building sustained no damage.
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Mulroy’s Liquor and Wine Store
East Genesee Street
Engine Company 1 Aiid
Youth Group to Hear Rev Robert Barkley in Norfolk
Youth group will hear Rev Robert Barkley of St Peter's Lutheran Church speak on Youth Challenges Unbelief at the fourth Youth Weeppers Service. The event, organized by the Junior Council, moves to Lobe State Park due to weather. Fayetteville Methodist hosts after planning changes.
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Robert Barkley
Robert Barkies
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Junion Council
Lobe
State Park
Eeecel
Crystal Park German Day Plans Ready
The annual German Day celebration at Crystal Park next Saturday will be run by the United German Societies of Syracuse. Thousands of county residents are expected to attend with a program featuring sports, dancing, games, and Old World German pastimes. Local radio broadcasts will feature performances by the Singing Society and the Syracuse Männerchor. The committee urges North Side businesses and residents to display American flags. Otto F. Werner is general chairman with many officers and subcommittees handling decorations, printing, music, badges, concessions, construction, ice cream, transportation, and radio duties.
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Crystal Park
Germy
United German Societies
Arion Singing Society
Carl Atlmann
Syracuse Liecerkranz
Max Grah
George F. Schieder
Rudolph Weizel
Frank A. Seiler
Fred Jeeckel
Walter =. Mossdori
James L. Mueller
C. Schumacher
Bertram Hanson
Alpert Glanert
George Ranz
Fritz Nicke
Adolph Krautwurer
Gerhardt Baute
Alfred Taplefield
Richard Stranch
Carl
Elizabeth Diliman
K. Killard
Carl Altmann
M. Seebark
Robert Wasmer
Edward Rosbach
Joseph E. Kuehlman
Carl A. Young
N. Sutton Frazier
Paul Scherr
Karl Lutz
Jacob Hemmer
Joseph Schreiner
Jacob Armbruster
GC. Golfstein
Fred Jaeckel
Karl Koch
Pritz Wilhelm
Gerhardt Baule
Herman Pesch
John Thomas
Rudz Weizel
Fred Seidenfus
John Dudds
August Schreiner
George Rantz
A. Erdinger
CG. Schoeneck
Elmer. Trautman
A. C. Roy
John J. Smith
James
Mary Winter
Johnn_ Hecker
Dilascetan Merckel
Bertha’. Dwyer
Irving Worse
Arthur Beehner
Leonard Rauch
Leo Kirseh
William Klingler
George ‘Winter
Law and Order
Peter Naumann
Bert Hansen
Jacop Armbr
A Great Game Tippler Put Out Cop to Turnkey
James F. Reagan, 41, of Marcel, who received a suspended sentence after pleading intoxication Friday night at Municipal Stadium, was picked up at the ball park. He told Turnkey Timothy O Connell that the Chiefs won the first game. Reagan knocked himself out in a fall on the ramp entrance as he learned the second game had been rained out.
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James F. Reagan
Marcel
Timothy O'Connell
Reagan
Eine the Ball Park
Mes
Chiefs
O'Connell
Ball Park
Trout Exhibit at State Fair Shows Model Forest Display
A model forest exhibit with a miniature waterfall and trout stream will be shown at the State Fair from August 28 to September 9 by the New York State Conservation Department. The display, in one wing of the State Institutions Building, features a 160 foot stream, beaver dam, duck pond, roaming animals and birds, wildlife motion pictures, and conservation practices prepared by the State College of Forestry.
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New York State Conservation Department
State Institutions
Conservation Department
State College of Forestry
Modernizing Of Jail Is In Final Stages
Cedar Street Jail has been renovated and modernized becoming one of the east’s best detention facilities. Sheriff Edwin R. Auer announced it will reopen before week’s end after interior rehab and a new air conditioning system costing 60000, saving 885000 from the original 125000 plan. Finishing work includes windows and final paint, with inspection days to follow for officials and taxpayers. Remodeling began last December 10 and prisoners were moved to Jamesville penitentiary during work.
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Tus
Cedar Street
East
Edwin R. Auer
Serge Ors RT
Jamesville
Police to Crack Down Politely On Pedestrian Light Beaters
Police in Syracuse under Chief William E. Rapp will educate pedestrians to obey traffic rules while crossing streets in a polite curbside crackdown. The effort, inspired by State Commissioner Carroll Mealey and Schenectady’s success, aims to reduce rising pedestrian injuries and fatalities from auto accidents. Police records show 275 crosswalk victims in 1939, including 11 fatally injured, prompting urgent action. A separate report notes Kenrick L of Lincoln Avenue in critical condition after a drowning incident at Green Lakes State Park.
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William E. Rapp
Rapp
Carroll
BE. Mealey
New York
Schenectady
Mealey
Syracuse
Hennigan
Lincoln Avenue
Green Lakes State Park
University Hospital
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