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Yankee Son of British Dad
Catholic Charities
A Yankee son,
Motorist Foraging for Eggs
Bernard, is wait-
ing to meet his
English father,
Buys Property at
Yields Loot to Farm Wife
Henry Bernard
Mannifield, lead-
254 E. Onondaga St.
A new way of relieving the home
occupied by Willard Peters and en-
ing aircraftsman
front egg shortage-go out in the
tered the barn. When he came out,
in the RAF.
country and forage for them. A
his pockets bulged with eggs and
LAC Mannifield
The Arria Huntington Foundation
man about 30 years of age, wearing
both hands were filled with them.
and his wife, the
a maroon sweater, driver of a 1937
At that moment Mrs. Peters came
has sold the now vacant building at
former Marion
254 E. Onondaga st., to the Catholic
Pontiac gray sedan bearing a 2S
out on the porch of the tenant
Mereweather, 1008
Charities of the Roman Catholic
license number, did a bit of forag- house and asked the stranger what
Danforth st., met
Diocese of Syracuse. The consider-
ing Tuesday at a farm on Cold
he wanted.
while he was on
ation was $20,000 cash.
Springs rd., Lysander.
"Oh, is someone living here?" he
leave in Syracuse
Justice D. Page Morehouse, Jr.
An investigation made by Deputy
asked.
and married June
Sheriffs Lester Rawlings and
signed an order in supreme court
Then he laid the eggs he was
5. 1944. He was
Thomas Cooper yesterday disclosed
yesterday afternoon permitting the
carrying on the porch, cleaned out
stationed in Can-
foundation to complete the sale
that the motorist, who was accom-
his pockets, walked briskly to the
ada before return-
authorized by its board at a meet-
panied by a woman, visited the
car and drove away.
ing to England last
ing held May 31.
Harry Shriver farm.
Mrs. Peters reported she was
October. Their son
The petition for court sanction
He parked near the tenant house
rather flustered and did not note
was born April
was made by Mrs. Jacob E. Eckel,
the license number. Harry Shriver.
19.
president of the foundation, and
Fliers Repel Nips
Jr., son of the owner of the farm,
A resident of
members of the board. The build-
observed the car and reported part
Sheffield, E n g-
Landed on Peleliu
of its license number to the deputies.
ing adjoins the property leased to
land, Mannifield
the government and now occupied
Deputies are checking a number
expects to be dis-
by the USO.
Aircrewmen turned infantrymen
of licenses in expectation that by
charged from the
The foundation moved some time
when a Jap sneak attack menaced
elimination they will locate the
service in a few
ago to 512 Almond st. Its petition
them on Peleliu island Jan. 18, ac-
driver of the gray sedan.
months. He plans
was filed by Jacob G. Smith of
cording to Marine Lt. Carl Labo-
become a n
Smith, Dolan & Gieselman.
vitch, 315 Westmoreland ave., re-
American citizen
turned Avenger torpedo plane pilot.
à make his
An officer aroused the squadron.
BOKAR
home here.
Freed POW Goes
Pilots jumped out of bed, grabbed
These pictures
weapons and dashed out into the
COFFEE IS
Bernard Mannifield and his mother
taken for service
For Home Food
dark. About 100 Japs had been
men fathers who
landed on barges.
have not seen their babies. For an appointment at The Post-Standard;
"We killed all but two or three
5 Ways Better!
call 2-1431.
"It's great to get a good breath
of the invaders, which we took
of the good USA and eat home cook-
prisoner. In the dark, and un-
ing," said Pvt. Earl S. Woolson,
used as we were to ground fight-
State Thruway New Milestone
liberated prisoner of war, who is
ing, we were lucky we didn't cause
home on a 60-day furlo.
casualties among ourselves," Lt.
The happy reunion between Mrs.
Labovitch said.
For Syracuse, Optimists Told
Sophia Woolson of 654 Gifford st.,
Overseas more than 15 months in
and her soldier son came at 10 a. m.
the Pacific area, the marine lieu-
Monday. Also welcoming him were
tenant participated in more than
his aunts.
2
Canal, railway, thruway are the
100 bombing missions.
program which will cost $870,000,-
Overseas since February, 1944,
three transportation milestones in
000, Towards this the federal gov-
Pvt. Woolson was reported missing
BERGERS ATTEND RITES
the history of Syracuse - two of
ernment is contributing $100,000,000,
in action in Belgium Dec. 17. He
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Berger of
51c
them behind, one still before. J. H.
spread over three years."
was a member of a tank destroyer
1413 W. Colvin st. are in Schuyler-
Rusterholtz told about it to Opti-
unit. A graduate of Vocational high
ville today to attend the funeral of
mists in Hotel Syracuse yesterday.
AT ALL A&P FOOD STORES
He was introduced by Harry E.
4 Airmen to Visit
school, he was employed by the First
Mrs. Fred Macklin, a former parish-
Trust & Deposit Co.
ioner,
AND SUPER MARKETS
La Vier.
"The projected six-lane thruway
Motors, GE Plants
will put New York state upsides
with Pennsylvania and its high-
Four combat fliers from Europe,
way," said Rusterholtz.
and the Pacific area, will visit the
"It will begin at the New Jersey
plant of Aircooled Motors Corp. on
line; follow the Hudson valley to
the Liverpool rd. today and the
Albany and strike west until it
Thompson rd. plant of General
reaches the Pennsylvania state line.
Electric Co. tomorrow. The visitors
It will cost $200,000,000, but the cash
will explain to war workers the im-
is already allocated and plans ready
portance of continuing on their jobs
for speedy action.
to produce equipment necessary in
"It will not have a single inter-
helping defeat Japan.
section; all crossroads will be above
In the group will be Capt. Ed-
or below. Entrance and exit will be
ward W. Pleasant of Turners Falls,
by cloverleaf and by special strips
Mass., Capt. William B. Lyttle of
for accelerating and de-celerating.
South Hadley Falls, Mass., First Lt.
Traffic at 70 miles per hour will be
Julian Kinrich of Elmhurst, L. I.,
as safe as 40 on ordinary roads.
and First Lt. Charles B. Gilfeather
"It will be part of a larger state
of Brooklyn.
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"ocrText": "Yankee Son of British Dad\nCatholic Charities\nA Yankee son,\nMotorist Foraging for Eggs\nBernard, is wait-\ning to meet his\nEnglish father,\nBuys Property at\nYields Loot to Farm Wife\nHenry Bernard\nMannifield, lead-\n254 E. Onondaga St.\nA new way of relieving the home\noccupied by Willard Peters and en-\ning aircraftsman\nfront egg shortage-go out in the\ntered the barn. When he came out,\nin the RAF.\ncountry and forage for them. A\nhis pockets bulged with eggs and\nLAC Mannifield\nThe Arria Huntington Foundation\nman about 30 years of age, wearing\nboth hands were filled with them.\nand his wife, the\na maroon sweater, driver of a 1937\nAt that moment Mrs. Peters came\nhas sold the now vacant building at\nformer Marion\n254 E. Onondaga st., to the Catholic\nPontiac gray sedan bearing a 2S\nout on the porch of the tenant\nMereweather, 1008\nCharities of the Roman Catholic\nlicense number, did a bit of forag- house and asked the stranger what\nDanforth st., met\nDiocese of Syracuse. The consider-\ning Tuesday at a farm on Cold\nhe wanted.\nwhile he was on\nation was $20,000 cash.\nSprings rd., Lysander.\n\"Oh, is someone living here?\" he\nleave in Syracuse\nJustice D. Page Morehouse, Jr.\nAn investigation made by Deputy\nasked.\nand married June\nSheriffs Lester Rawlings and\nsigned an order in supreme court\nThen he laid the eggs he was\n5. 1944. He was\nThomas Cooper yesterday disclosed\nyesterday afternoon permitting the\ncarrying on the porch, cleaned out\nstationed in Can-\nfoundation to complete the sale\nthat the motorist, who was accom-\nhis pockets, walked briskly to the\nada before return-\nauthorized by its board at a meet-\npanied by a woman, visited the\ncar and drove away.\ning to England last\ning held May 31.\nHarry Shriver farm.\nMrs. Peters reported she was\nOctober. Their son\nThe petition for court sanction\nHe parked near the tenant house\nrather flustered and did not note\nwas born April\nwas made by Mrs. Jacob E. Eckel,\nthe license number. Harry Shriver.\n19.\npresident of the foundation, and\nFliers Repel Nips\nJr., son of the owner of the farm,\nA resident of\nmembers of the board. The build-\nobserved the car and reported part\nSheffield, E n g-\nLanded on Peleliu\nof its license number to the deputies.\ning adjoins the property leased to\nland, Mannifield\nthe government and now occupied\nDeputies are checking a number\nexpects to be dis-\nby the USO.\nAircrewmen turned infantrymen\nof licenses in expectation that by\ncharged from the\nThe foundation moved some time\nwhen a Jap sneak attack menaced\nelimination they will locate the\nservice in a few\nago to 512 Almond st. Its petition\nthem on Peleliu island Jan. 18, ac-\ndriver of the gray sedan.\nmonths. He plans\nwas filed by Jacob G. Smith of\ncording to Marine Lt. Carl Labo-\nbecome a n\nSmith, Dolan & Gieselman.\nvitch, 315 Westmoreland ave., re-\nAmerican citizen\nturned Avenger torpedo plane pilot.\nà make his\nAn officer aroused the squadron.\nBOKAR\nhome here.\nFreed POW Goes\nPilots jumped out of bed, grabbed\nThese pictures\nweapons and dashed out into the\nCOFFEE IS\nBernard Mannifield and his mother\ntaken for service\nFor Home Food\ndark. About 100 Japs had been\nmen fathers who\nlanded on barges.\nhave not seen their babies. For an appointment at The Post-Standard;\n\"We killed all but two or three\n5 Ways Better!\ncall 2-1431.\n\"It's great to get a good breath\nof the invaders, which we took\nof the good USA and eat home cook-\nprisoner. In the dark, and un-\ning,\" said Pvt. Earl S. Woolson,\nused as we were to ground fight-\nState Thruway New Milestone\nliberated prisoner of war, who is\ning, we were lucky we didn't cause\nhome on a 60-day furlo.\ncasualties among ourselves,\" Lt.\nThe happy reunion between Mrs.\nLabovitch said.\nFor Syracuse, Optimists Told\nSophia Woolson of 654 Gifford st.,\nOverseas more than 15 months in\nand her soldier son came at 10 a. m.\nthe Pacific area, the marine lieu-\nMonday. Also welcoming him were\ntenant participated in more than\nhis aunts.\n2\nCanal, railway, thruway are the\n100 bombing missions.\nprogram which will cost $870,000,-\nOverseas since February, 1944,\nthree transportation milestones in\n000, Towards this the federal gov-\nPvt. Woolson was reported missing\nBERGERS ATTEND RITES\nthe history of Syracuse - two of\nernment is contributing $100,000,000,\nin action in Belgium Dec. 17. He\nDr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Berger of\n51c\nthem behind, one still before. J. H.\nspread over three years.\"\nwas a member of a tank destroyer\n1413 W. Colvin st. are in Schuyler-\nRusterholtz told about it to Opti-\nunit. A graduate of Vocational high\nville today to attend the funeral of\nmists in Hotel Syracuse yesterday.\nAT ALL A&P FOOD STORES\nHe was introduced by Harry E.\n4 Airmen to Visit\nschool, he was employed by the First\nMrs. Fred Macklin, a former parish-\nTrust & Deposit Co.\nioner,\nAND SUPER MARKETS\nLa Vier.\n\"The projected six-lane thruway\nMotors, GE Plants\nwill put New York state upsides\nwith Pennsylvania and its high-\nFour combat fliers from Europe,\nway,\" said Rusterholtz.\nand the Pacific area, will visit the\n\"It will begin at the New Jersey\nplant of Aircooled Motors Corp. on\nline; follow the Hudson valley to\nthe Liverpool rd. today and the\nAlbany and strike west until it\nThompson rd. plant of General\nreaches the Pennsylvania state line.\nElectric Co. tomorrow. The visitors\nIt will cost $200,000,000, but the cash\nwill explain to war workers the im-\nis already allocated and plans ready\nportance of continuing on their jobs\nfor speedy action.\nto produce equipment necessary in\n\"It will not have a single inter-\nhelping defeat Japan.\nsection; all crossroads will be above\nIn the group will be Capt. Ed-\nor below. Entrance and exit will be\nward W. Pleasant of Turners Falls,\nby cloverleaf and by special strips\nMass., Capt. William B. Lyttle of\nfor accelerating and de-celerating.\nSouth Hadley Falls, Mass., First Lt.\nTraffic at 70 miles per hour will be\nJulian Kinrich of Elmhurst, L. I.,\nas safe as 40 on ordinary roads.\nand First Lt. Charles B. Gilfeather\n\"It will be part of a larger state\nof Brooklyn.\nOur Popular LUSTRUM\nOIL WAVE\nFor Limited Time Only\n$4.95\nW"
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