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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1946

Page

4

Wills Filed For Probate In County Court

Four wills are filed for probate with the surrogate's court. Mrs Elizabeth Kerk, who died April 2, left a small estate with $2650 cash and real property to her stepson Henry Kerk and his children, while the remainder goes to St Johns Lutheran Church and seven individuals including Edna B Korb and Katherine Bradley. Maria Fichero died May leaving unknown estate to her children Frank Bernadi and Cencia Bernardi and Anna Cubilo. The Townsend will provides trust for his wife Crana for life and then for children of his son and daughter, with $560 to Martha Townsend and additional trusts for other heirs. John Daske and John Lavine are also listed for probate.

Elizabett Kerk Henry Kerk TM Douglag Hs Childern St. John’ Lutheran Church Edna B. Korb William HL Ackerman Elizabeth Cormne Grant Katheeras Bradley Florence P. Burns Daniel Korb Maria Fichero Ash St Salina Frank Cencetia Bernaedi Sem Mes Anna Cubilo Joa N. McBeide Ciaver C. Townsend Jordan Cran Has Sen Janelaw Francis P. ‘Townsend Las Ars Wilchar Cluse Jorn Lavine Elias

Costello Confers on Police Budget

Mayor Costello conferred today with Chief of Police Jot A Kinney and department hedge. Present were George J Bedford finance commissioner James H Mulloy director of research and the mayor's secretary Edmund JW Newinski. No announcements. Similar conferences will be held with all departments before the 1947 budget is compiled. On Monday a conference was held on the police budget.

Costello A. Kinney George J. Bedford Nance Janes HH. Mulloy Edmund JW Newinski

Syracuse District Seeks Public Opinion on Price Control Act

The OPA Syracuse District requests Syracusans to share views on the Price Control Act and its pre adjustments since July. It asks how working people assess the act and whether average prices will stay, fall, or rise in the next six months, with responses directed to the Syracuse District Office.

Royston Cuddy OPA Washington Syracuse Syracuse-Kempee

Adm Nimitz to Address IS A Commencement Aug 26 Syracuse

Fleet Admiral Chester W Nimitz will deliver the keynote at Syracuse University's 34th commencement on August 26 in Hendricks Chapel, receiving an honorary doctor of laws. More than 900 graduates and guests are expected as the war time accelerated program joins the ceremony.

Adm.Nimitz Is.a Uncle Sam Syracuse University Fleet Chester W. Nimitz Wil Hendricks Chapel Peas Harbor Adm Nimitz Congress Fredericksburg Tox Annapolis Belgium Germany Venel Harbor Te Naval War College United States Theniversity of California Ta Naval RO

Ex Model Seeks Alimony in Supreme Court Action

Former Powers model Virginia Hopkins seeks temporary alimony of 200 dollars weekly and 1008 dollars in counsel fees in a New York divorce case against Robert Hopkins. The continuation was postponed to October. Hopkins defended citing social engagements during separation. Justice Sears reserved ruling. A separate medical clinic notice lists a psychiatry event at Oneida City Hospital tomorrow with Dr. J. Howard and Mary Black.

Virginia H. Hopkins Powers Supreme Court Clifford H. Lear Willian ¢. Martin Marin, Langan & Borsey Hopkin Robert Hopkins New Yor Night Club Hopkins New York City Sears Macey State Hospits Oneida City Hopital J. Howard Mary C. Black Psychiatirle

Traffic Fines Law-$50 Court Fines Five Drivers

In a quiet Traffic Court Judge Truman H. Preston fined Willard Weaver 38 of 935 S. Salina for speeding 20 dollars, Frank Descanso 36 of 2326 James St for unregistered vehicle 10 dollars, Anna K. Wood 23 of 519 S. Salina for speeding 15 dollars, Robert J. Baker 26 of 135 Oakley Jr for speeding 15 dollars. Also before the judge were Victor Bruce 46 and Charles W. Bruce 21 of Fulton. The father was charged with allowing an unlicensed driver and the son with driving without a license. each was fined 25 dollars and the fines were suspended.

Truman H. Preston Willard Weaver S. Salina Si Frank’ Descanso James St Anna K. Wood S. Salina Sl Robert J. Baker Oakley Jr Judee Preston Victor Bruce Charles W. Bruce Fulton Preston

Dairy League Fights Milk Price Curb

The Dairymen's League announced it will file with the Federal Price Decontrol Board to keep milk and dairy products free from price controls to prevent black markets and shortages. Henry H. Rathbun said the league will join national producers in Washington on August 15 10 to testify that milk prices have risen little since June 30 and that no inflationary jump occurred during five weeks free of controls. Farmers face high costs while urban workers gain wage protection, and milk remains the largest bargain in the food market despite price rises.

Dairymen's Leaga Cooperative Association Federal Price Decontrol Board Dairymen's League Hington Ue Decontrol Board Henry H. Rathbun Dairymen’s League S.id New York Fo‘ward Mr. Rathbun

Chief Breaks Car Window, $40 Gone

A Syracuse visitor reported the theft of 340 from her handbag while she swam at Salt Pool Onondaga Lake Parkway. The purse was in a locked car at Fred Sherman’s in St Josephs PA. a diamond ring and $20 in a bankbook were left behind. A lifeguard reported a loss of a billfold with $2 and a learner’s permit from the bathhouse nearby.

Wilma Shenk Xindicout Syracuse Salt Pool Onondaga Lake Parkway Sheriff's Deputies Fred Sherman St. Joseph's Jean Denny

Parking lots planned to ease Syracuse University car shortage

Parking facilities to be ready near University Hospital east of Crouse Ave will hold 30 cars, another behind 123 College Pl has space for 10 to 18 cars, and six more lots will replace space behind Crouse College where prefabricated houses were placed on former parking ground.

Syracuse University University Hospital Crouseau College Pl Crouse College

Farnham Named Counsel To Fair Study Group

John H. Farnham a prominent Republican leader is named counsel to the state commission formed to study the future of the State Fair. The appoinment announced by Isaac B. Mitchell and Clellan Forsythe notes Farnham Amaco will also supply research counsel. Each post pays about $3,000 annually with preparations for the first meeting set for August 20 at the State Fair Grounds.

Farnham Fair Study Group John H. Farnham State Commission Isaac B. Mitchell Jeferson County Charles A. McNett Onondaga County Republian Clellan Forsythe Nicholas R. Farnham Amaco Commission Mitchell

FEE JUST AN INSPECTOR BACK PAY DISPUTE IN 1984

FEE ORIGINALLY APPOINTED as inspector of Motor vehicles, later abolished with the Vollmer plan on Jan 1 1984. Chief Kinney says Fee was paid 2.60 annually and listed as a patrolman, not inspector. Fee seeks about 6000 in back pay contending inspector salary should be 3420. Mention of county judge appointment and Leo W. Breed political notes.

Fred Fee 10Th Westmorelanday Vollmer John A. Kinneys Marvin, Hand, Sears, Bush & Crainage Kinney Costello

Advises Old Age Account Check by Social Security Board

MORKERS who have had Social Security deductions should check their old-age and survivors insurance accounts. C A Edson, manager of the Syracuse office, urged wage earners to verify wage reporting by employers to ensure full benefits at retirement or in case of death. He asked workers to call or visit for details.

Morkers Social Security Board C. A. Edson Syracuse Oflice Oder Jer Edson

Form 7004 wage statement forms at Syracuse offices

Employers can obtain the necessary forms and information at the Syracuse Social Security office and Syracuse Savings Bank Building. Employers should cooperate with workers by requesting a supply of forms for distribution to employees.

Syracuse Social Security Office Yoon Aml Syracuse Savings Bank 1

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