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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1950

Page

8

Syracuse Officials Abandon Badges for Staff

District Attorney Jesse E Cantor and aides will no longer rely on credentials as badges. Badges may be handy when working on cases out of town. The lost wristwatch of a local pencil vendor with his dog is noted in Syracuse. The Lamson Corporation picnic resumes Saturday at Owasco Park with a rain plan and noon start featuring softball among office and shop employees.

Vdistrict Jesse E. Cantor Cantor Watrchl Lamson Corporation Owasco Bark

Main Stations to Induct Draftees

Major Montgomery announced that induction of draftees from Syracuse and the Northern New York district will start in September. About 1,600 men are planned to leave for service from the district after that date as processing continues. Today 30 men from Corland's Board 56 are under examination, 38 men from Rome Board 5 tomorrow, and 50 men from Utica Board 49 Friday. Yesterday 10 men enlisted at the Chimes Building recruiting office. the station has recruited 585 men for the Army and Air Force since June when the Korean invasion began.

Joseph Corland Rome Utica Army Air Force Chimes Building

Chaplain Attends Kiwanis Luncheon at Hotel Syracuse

Rev William P. Bigart of Westminster Presbyterian Church was guest speaker for the Kiwanis club at the Hotel Syracuse. He urged focus on morale and military readiness, noting wartime lessons and the impact of home front strikes on soldiers.

Welliam PD. Bigart Westminster Presbyterian Church Kiwanis Hotel Syracuse Bigart Ch Antain Camp Belvoir Battie

New Police Cases Reported in Area

Two new police cases were reported in the area amid a growing wave of incidents. The fragmented text references local cities and agencies, with unclear names and details, but indicates ongoing law enforcement activity and case counts.

Open House Displays at Tree Parley During Forestry Open House

Public open house by Shade Tree men at Strate University College of Forestry in Marshall Memorial Center showcases disease and insect pest displays prepared for the National Shade Tree Conference. Exhibits cover spruce canker elm disease oak threats and pests like locust borer elm leaf beetle and spruce gall aphid with expert guidance from College of Forestry professors.

Strate University College Forestry Tote P.M Forestry Museum Marshall Memorial The Forestry College U. S. Department of Agriculture State University College of Agriculture Cornell College of Forestry Ray R. Hirt Syracuse New York

Initiative Termed Secret Weapon

John Schenk president of the Syracuse Manufacturers Association told 35 eastern region managers of American Airlines that the private initiative behind American Air Transportation helped mobilize many planes for the Korean crisis. He stressed the link between national defense and commercial airlines while praising surface transportation modes.

John ‘Sh. Schenk Syracuse Manufacturers Association American Airlines Schenk American Air Transportation Ceven

Dies at Work in Camillus Highway Dept

Ernest Lovelis of 120 Main Street Camillus an employee of the town highway department died of a heart attack while at work on Dixon Road this morning. The body was taken to the morgue and later released to B L Bush and Sons Funeral Home Camillus.

Ernest Lovelis Camillus Highway Department Dixon Rd B. L. Bush and Sons Funeral

Contractor Warned to Speed Work at North Wood Housing

Syracuse Housing Authority warned Boulevard Plumbing and Heating Contractors of New York City to begin plumbing and heating work at the North Wood housing project within three days or the authority will proceed and charge costs to the contractor. Neckman, awarded contracts totaling 237,506 on June 20, has not secured city permits or materials, cites war delays, and plans to retake a city examination September 15. The Fr. D. Rich Co. says certain pipe sleeves must be installed before work can continue.

Authority Sergei N. Grimm Murray Neckman Boulevard Plumbing and Heating Contractors New York City Neckman Grimm Tto Ito Fr. D. Rich Co., Inc Grimms

Burial ruling on A A Johnson held up by court order

Surrogate Charles R. Milford Jr said a ruling on the burial of A A Johnson will come within days after Miss Rose E Johnson and Mrs Grace H McMahon sought to halt the proceedings with a court order. They cite a 1947 letter by Johnson wishing for Scranton burial while Syracuse relatives argue for a family plot there. Milford awaits the full transcript before deciding.

Charles RR Milford Wwa Ambrose Ir. Johnson Johnson Scranton, Pa Flora Me Johnson Ruth N. Funk Syracuse

Walter R Trespasz Appointed Assistant Attorney

Herbert T Slade of the Frank H Hiscock Legal Aid Society announces Walter R Trespasz as assistant attorney. A Springfield native and Syracuse resident, Trespasz is a World War I veteran and former Naval Reserve lieutenant junior grade. The Society, formed in 1949, has grown to two fulltime lawyers and two secretaries at 925 University Building and has handled nearly 750 cases.

Herbert T. Slade Frank H Hiscock Legal Aid Society Walter R. Trespasz Trespasz Springfield Mass Syracuse Eb Hers Sying Pacific Naval Reserve Legal

MacCollum Approved as Elbridge Postmaster by Senate

Frederick G. MacCollum received Senate confirmation today for the postmaster position in Elbridge. The nomination came from President Truman and was announced in Washington.

Frederick Senate Elbridge Washington MacCollum Truman

Strikes Hold Fast After GM 5-Cent Rise Amid War Pressures

Strikes continue as GM announces a five cent hourly raise for 335000 hourly workers starting September. Salaried staff gain 25 per month for September through November while Korean War pressure boosts the government cost of living index. In Syracuse Solvay Process and Crucible Steel report walks and stalled talks. United Mine Workers in Solvay also at a standstill with no settlement in sight.

Uvo Syracuse General Motors G.M Brown-Lipe-Chapin Bureau of Labor Statistics G.M. Quicklyy Solvay United Mine Workers

Car Hits Culvert Injuring Driver and Passenger

Fred Snogles of Fay Road North Syracuse and Mrs Emma Ecker of First North Street sustained minor injuries when their car struck a culvert in Cicero two miles south of Bridgeport. Snogles had facial lacerations and a right front injury. both were treated at Syracuse General Hospital.

Fred Snogles Fay. Rd Syracuse Emma Ecker First North St Cicero Bridgeport Snogles Ecker Syracuse General Hospital A.F. May DeWitt State Onecih

Anti-Tax Sabotage Foiled by Republican Clerk

Gifford P Montague Supreme Court clerk observed a man dump pamphlets opposing the sales tax in a vacant lot near 103 Fiordan Rd DeWitt He reported the act to Deputy Sheriff Roche who identified Samuel Villani an American Federation of Labor member as the pamphlet dumper Roche ordered re collection Villani grabbed the leaflets and hid them so Syracuse residents would not see them They read Vote No on the Sales tax.

Gifford P. Montague Supreme Court Fiordan Rd DeWitt James Roche Ag Roche Samuel Villani OT Union Av American Federation Syracuse

Hill Teacher Wins Fulbright Travel Grant for Study Abroad

Dr Prank Piskor of Syracuse University announces Miss Mary Frances McFeeters, romance languages instructor at Hill, has received a Fulbright travel grant for foreign study. She will study French drama at a French university to be arranged by the French Ministry of Education and the U S Educational Commission for France. Miss McFeeters, a Wilson College 1940 graduate, previously attended Cornell as a special student and has lived in Egypt as well as Cuba and Mexico.

Prank Piskor Syracuse University Fulbright United States Department of State Mary Frances McFeeters Hill Westcott St Miss McFeeters Syracuse Ministry ‘of Education United States Educational Commission For France Wilson College Chambersburg Cornell University Syracuse Graduate School Miss .McFeeters Ithaca Egypt Cuba Mexico Mila C. McFeeters Assiut

Ex Student Sends Friends Greetings From Air Force

A Syracuse University June graduate Lt Gregory Gualtieri of 419 Kirk Spatrick St now heads the retreat section at Mitchel Air Force Base He reviews reservist records and decides on active duty eligibility after higher headquarters criteria. A note to Lt Gualtieri could speed a quick return to duty for officers.

Air Force Syracusan Gregory Gualtieri Kirkspatrick St Mitchel Air Forces Base Syracuse University Gualtieri

State Office Here Drops 22 Workers

Employment Security Office announced layoffs of 22 employees. Benjamin G. Berry senior manager said a directive from the state division ordered the dismissals because of a fall in claims for unemployment insurance in the last few months.

Syracuse. ‘Employment Security Office Benjamin G. Berry State Division

Write-ins Shape Primaries Across Onondaga County

Write-in contests marked yesterday's otherwise quiet primary in Onondaga County. Charles W. Wilson and Mrs. Bessie Robinson won Republican committee posts in Onondaga Hill, defeating Mrs. Mabel Brown. Walter Miller won the Salina Third Ward councilman nomination, defeating incumbent William Fader. Democratic write-in wins occurred in city wards, with races noted but outcomes pending board decisions on residency challenges. Miller is Mattydale fire chief. Fader had been appointed earlier to fill a vacancy.

Onondaga County Charles W. Wilson Bessie Robinson Republican Committee Onondaga Hill Mabel Brown Instele Salina Walter Miller William Fader Fader Fred ‘Moulton John Gebhardt Henry Tysco County Board of Elections Margaret Valentino Nellie Ventre Richard P. O'Neill Helen A. Gertis Donald “Mumford August Peters Hazel M. Wood George Crane John A. Farrell Mabel J. Mahoney George ‘L. ‘Traister Miller Mattydale Town Board I Moulton

City planning meeting aims to gauge public reaction

A Hamilton led session discusses the planning of the community cand and what the owner is into. The meeting seeks feedback on ideas shaping the citys business and social life and invites residents to share reactions.

Bounty Hamilton Owver

The Python suffocates its victims as a danger tale

A cryptic OCR fragment notes a threat by a Python creature suffocating victims. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at danger, a creature named Masttucun, and a fatal outcome. The wording is fragmentary and local reporting tone remains implied.

Valley View housing project introduces 200 homes

Valley View Inc seconded by 19 community representatives unveiled plans for a 1000 home development east of Baldwinsville on Route 31. 200 one family ranch homes will be completed for sale by December 1 with the rest under construction next year. The new community lies just outside Syracuse and is expected to become an important factor in the area.

Onondaga County Valley View Baldwinsville Court House William Hamilton Valley View, Inc Syracuse

State Contractors Draft A Aerial Attack Preparedness Plan

Public Works Department committee and engineers prepare possible defenses and mobilization plans amid an alleged attack scenario. Representatives discuss coordination with state groups and defense services to outline response actions and resources.

State Public Worke Desarimient

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