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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1948

Page

8

Centennial balloons offer 300 free Centorama tickets

Three hundred tickets are the airborne prizes in a three day Centennial balloon ascent to promote the Centorama at Archbold Stadium August 14 to 21. Balloons are released in squadrons of 500 twice daily with one in fifty good for Centorama admission. Prize balloons redeemable at Centennial Headquarters 438 St Warren St for a pageboard admission.

Syracuse Archbold Stadium St. Warren St Lillian Snyder State Tower Centerama

City health chief urges owners to weed ragweed plots

Dr. Cleveland R. Sargent, city health commissioner, appealed to property owners to join the ragweed eradication program. He noted inspections show occupied lots rank as worst offenders and urged removing weeds along walks and by buildings. Vacant lots and streets are being sprayed first, with priority to areas of rank growth.

Clealand R. Sargent Sargent

Syracuse fines and registrations amid university notes

Wilfred J. Gray, 23, of North Merrick, was fined 25 by Justice of the Peace Elester Goodfellow of Mantius after pleading guilty to reckless driving in Oran and Mantius. Enrollment for the second half of the third term at Syracuse University totaled 2,205, 4,039 fewer than early summer term attendance. Dr. Eri Gardner joins the National Research Council aviation psychology committee in Washington, examining Army Navy and college projects. Sidney Savage, 19, of Geneva, fined 10 for speeding in Camillus. Ragweed maturation prompts plans to spray goldenrod areas with a view to ragweed eradication and hay fever relief.

Wilfred J. Gray North Merrick Justice of the Peace Elester Goodfellow Mantius Gray Bert Reardon Oran Manius Syracuse University Eri Gardner Naional Research Council Washington, D. C Gardner Research Council Army Sidney Savage Geneva Calvin Bingham Camillus Savage John Being Murphy Sargent

Dr Greene resigns veterinary post amid wartime city changes

Dr Maurice Dooling of the Bureau of Food and Sanitation confirms Dr Greene resigned as veterinarian retroactive to August 1. Greene had been named to the post on February 15, 1945, serving about three years and earning about 2650 dollars annually as part of Upiaen Wan’s agency. The Independent union defeated CLO in a spring election with 140 votes to 39, total 201 ballots, 22 abstentions. Tom Lee’s firm reported the outcome to attorney William J. Rafter, with prior election held May 6. Licenses list multiple names including George K Dax of Payetteville and Helen F Pratt of Payetteville.

OR. C Gayitne W. Oneida St Baldwinsville Bureau of Food and [Sanitation Maurice Dooling Greene Upiaen Jones William J. Rafter CLO Neo loLuBs

Unclear OCR fragment on meeting at Hotel Syracuse

Fragmentary text mentions a meeting at Hotel Syracuse with scattered phrases like Pharmacritical Society and Motel Syrh Notes unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context. The readable items show nowhere a clear event, date, or participants.

Onenducy ‘Pharmacritical Society Ectine Syracuse

Right Tax Appraisals Approved by Surrogate Court

Tax appraisals prepared by Nicholas Ransler were approved by Surrogate Charles R Milford. Estates listed include Julia A Heck Amy Bates St Cicero Florence L Ward Harold Zimmerman Mary F Weston Florence E Wheeler and others with net estates ranging from about 9 758 to 26 064 10. Life use provisions and shared distributions to charities and widows noted with beneficiaries across Utica and surrounding areas.

Nicholas Ransler Cas Charles R. Milford Julia A. Heck Nelson A. Heck Olenst Bessie Muriel Reynokls Robert E. Reynokls Fabius Yhomas H. Tan Sliter Abeih Ryan Maroney St. John’s Orphan Asylum St Joseph's Infant Home Utica George W. Stark Amy Bates Cicero Florence L. Ward Thomas Ward Bars Mary FE. Weston Dorothy Weston Schweinberger Syracuse Florence E. Wheeler Helen L. Wilcox Harold Zimmerman Martha &. Zimmerman Eloiseter

Two Manlius Boys Lost In Syracuse Stadium Crowd

PAYING first visit to the big city last night two Manlius youths became separated from a group at MacArthur Stadium during the Syracuse Rochester ball game. Officer Cammy helped reunite Jerome Sparrow and another boy with their group after the crowd dispersed.

Phigie Manlius Syracuse

Housing Unit Mortgage To Be Closed For Rugby Apartments

A 1 878 100 mortgage will be closed at Syracuse Trust Co for the Rugby Apartments, a Dorchester and Grayars project in Syracuse. Joseph B Murphy of FHA will sign under the National Housing Act. Rugby Apartments Inc headed by Joseph Smith and associates will develop 297 rental units with a garage for 207 cars, brick limestone exterior, and reinforced concrete construction. The purchase from Wilson & Greene Lumber Co was arranged through Roney Realty Co with archi tects Lawrence M Rothman and S Elmer Chambers.

Hey Syracuse Trust Co Dorchester Grayars Rugby Joseph B. Murphy Federal Housing Administration Si ‘Crust Co Satem Hyde Rugby Apartments, Inc Joseph Smith Victor Perla Samuel Bary David Forer 1 B. Hiliner Wilson & Greene Lumber Company Roney Really Company John L Lawrence M. Rothman New York City S. Elmer Chambers Syracuse Dabanks M Enward Syracuse ‘Trust Co FHA Vincent Firoe George Alston Stith Morris Gordon

Six Budget Requests Still Waited

Commissioner of Finance George E. Redford said six budget requests remain unfunded including Parks, housing, and education budgets. Bedford and assistant Roman Frremble reviewed burglaries in the morning but cautioned it was early to signal 1949 budget prospects.

Witte Pth Dendine

Will of Harriet M Thomas Leans to 27 Bequests

The Surrogate's Court records Harriet M Thomas of Minoa died February 25 leaving about 25 000 in estate. Bequests go to 27 individuals and nine organizations including 100 to several nieces nephews siblings and a library and fire department donation of 140 to Minoa Library and Fire Department. Remainder divided among the order of peiar minor conventionals and local churches. The will names Alice Tebea Paula Eck and Fanny Latter among legatees with multiple others listed. The document notes specific items such as table ware and beddings for named Gorman and Gorman Hirsch heirs. Further details indicate city tax and income questions tied to the estate.

Harriet M. ‘Thomas Minoa Frans Go McCarthy Kenote J. Flesh Rast Sytaruise Sneh Devonsed Mary Carens Kain Fayetteville I Frances Carens Sullivan Faeyetteville William J. Coombes Cardiff Rey Kendall Gillingham Eaghmd Altar Rassary “Soners St. Mary's Chu Minoa Loretto Cook Flemlaman Toha Gorman Seracuse Ware Faleen Gorman Hishlt China Thowas Bay Ather Toms Ty Cota Carman Syracuse Anna Gorman Quinn Pennysanays Chureti Minna Paul Tameet Thomas of Robert Nirsh Delop Bedford Common Council

Theft of Ring Reported Increases Postal Receipts

A theft at the Spon generty store post office in KOSA led to a rise in postal receipts for July. Postmaster Myron Parkinson noted the missing ring and the month’s receipts of 258 dollars, up from 221,062.96 the previous year, amid a reported scheme involving a ring valued as high as 17,413.68.

Ielive George Puro A. C. Muller A'Stross Spon Atlee Jer

Traffic Court Summary From Fragmented OCR Entry

Fragmented text references traffic court events, dates, and names. It lists streets, places, and individuals with unclear actions. The readable bits mention court, law, rates, and a few proper nouns that appear to be person or location names.

Families Seek Adoption for Bruno in Syracuse Visit

Syracuse families show interest in adopting 11 year old Bruno from Sicily as Catholic Charities and Rev Father Toomey coordinate talks with Italian authorities and the orphanage director. Investigations into his late parents and official custody will require time and Rome’s involvement. Bruno enjoys a vacation, new clothes, and a local outing, with Syracuse hosts hoping for a stable Catholic education if he stays.

Syracuse Bruno Sicily Sovens Joseph B. Toomey Catholic Charities Msgr Andraw P. Landi Father Toomey Italy Oaly Jong Brunn Bost Amedo Bersani N. McBride St Leon Age

Tent City Housings Slugsh in Yard For War-Year Family

Diana Sharp nine and her family live in a front yard frame house after tenants were evicted from the Lowell area home. The Sharp family, with seven children and relatives, shelter in a tent fitted with a kerosene stove and bare washing outside the tent. Court action looms as Judge McClusky weighs eviction versus keeping the tenants in place for months.

Diana Sharp Browne George Spath Lowell Aw Yo Vail Frank Diana Charlene Parker Tomer Mars Suare Spathy William E. McClusky

Girl on Bike Injured in Adams Street Collision

Shirley Bernstalic a 14 year old girl of 185 Renwick Place was struck by a car while riding her bicycle at Adams Street. She suffered burns to both legs. The driver Ariven Raymund St Vierve of 3105 West Colvin Street was turning into Adams Street when the collision occurred. A light charge for failure to yield the right of way was issued to the driver. Investigating officers were Paul Marette and Harfold Seib.

Shirley Bernstalic Renwick Pl Adams Townsend Srs Pahee Ariven Ay Raymund

Swimmer Robbed of Wallet After Bathhouse Dip

Leonard L Brown reported at Mauriceau near McKinley Park that while swimming yesterday afternoon he left his clothes near the bathhouse. On returning he found his wallet pilfered along with $80 and other personal papers. Patrolman John Hohm documented the theft.

Leonard L, Brown Mauriceau Mckinley John Hohm

Percy Hughes Unit Plans Annual Picnic at Willow Bay

The Good Will campers from Percy Hughes School will hold their annual picnic tomorrow at Willow Bay. They will leave the school at 11:30 AM. An invitation has been extended to Syracuse Chiefs members to attend and play ball with the boys.

Percy Hughes Good Will Percy Hughes Morrow Willow Bay Syracuse Chiefs

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