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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
13
Undersheriff Albert Stone tours western states and spots a cowboy job ad at a resort ranch. A flood of local notes covers alumni plans, community gossip, recognitions, and social tidbits from Marcellus to Solvay, with mentions of residents, weddings, and club events.
Representative R Walter Riehlman introduced a House bill to grant an extra $1500 income tax exemption for service members in combat zones. He argued Congress has not declared war in Korea and many draftees will face tax burdens while front line. Most relief would go to enlisted men and junior officers, with few high ranking officers in combat zones.
Four West Side parishioners and their pastor faced disorderly conduct charges in Cook County Circuit Court over a plan to sell St. Paul’s Reform Episcopal Church to a Negro congregation. Judge Hermes urged an out of court settlement and ordered the pastor to resume preaching as parishioners were told to attend services.
Nearly 100 young swimmers rehearsed for the 1950 Mid-Century Watercade at Thornden Park pool under the Syracuse Recreation Department. The two part show features city championship races in the afternoon and a gala water pageant in the evening with acts by Syracuse swim groups and Yale Club youth awards.
Dr. W Freeman Galpin of Syracuse University spoke during the summer lecture series on South Africa. He noted segregation gains backing from the premier Nationalist party and Dutch Reformed Church while opposing groups claim evoperation. He warned outsiders face difficulty judging the issue amid competing claims and Cold War era parallels. A separate item reports creditors pursuing Delaware Bootery Co bankruptcy claims against Syracuse firm over shoe purchases from Buffalo before bankruptcy, with trustees ruling the pre bankruptcy sale not in bulk.
A $3,500 suit against the Rochester Sample Shoe Stores of Syracuse was dismissed yesterday by Official Referee Alonzo Hinkley in Buffalo. The action, brought by the trustee, ends without further court action.
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