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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1946
Page
3
Multiple death notices list survivors and funeral plans for residents including Earl Cary Agnes Kibsa Morrison Emma Russell Mrs. Elizabeth Purtell Revette Ausaull Emma Russell Smith Warren Young Katte Young John Clpindall. Services scheduled at homes and local churches with interment at local cemeteries.
In loving memory of Christopher Tafel who passed away August 4 1958. We do not forget you grandpa nor do we intend. Grandchildren Beverly and Carl Tafey Jr remember you with enduring affection.
A dense listing of funeral homes, directors, parlors, and related floral services with addresses and phone numbers. Also includes monument companies and florist design services, reflecting a local commerce grouping around memorial arrangements.
Onondaga County Republican and Democratic committees met to elect officers for the coming year. Incumbent GOP chair Charles A. McNett and Democratic chair Charles J. Hogan were slated for reelection, with minor opposition speculated for county Republican secretary J. Norman Crannage. County Clerk R. Walter Riehlman, the Republican Congressional candidate, addressed the Democrats and forecast a strong local campaign with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey likely to aid the ticket.
Funeral notices report services for Marie Revette 14 in East Syracuse with burial at Saint Agnes Cemetery. also for Margaret De Steffano Baranello Cortland and Earl W. Cary Sr. Eastwood. plus Mrs Emma Russell Fayetteville and related rites at Saint Marys Cemetery and Memorial Park.
Representatives of 40 000 New York milkshed dairy farmers urged a temporary September price amendment to guarantee $5.02 for Class I milk as net of the federal state order plus July super pool payments. Delegates from 50 cooperatives met at Hotel Onondaga and appealed to Secretary Clinton P. Anderson and other officials. They also asked retroactive $5.02 to Aug. 1 and urged more cooperatives to join.
JOHN W. HALEY graduated from General Motors Institute Flint Michigan four year cooperative engineering program at annual commencement Friday night. Haley works for Brown Lipe Chapin Division and may enter a fifth year to complete a bachelor’s degree after finishing a project allied to his work. GM Institute serves as GM Corporation training and grants engineering degrees in mechanical and industrial engineering.
Veterans flock to Syracuse post offices and this region’s veterans agencies for furlough pay claim forms. About 50 000 copies were distributed with high demand. Howard F. Je Land won the first filing at Warren Street office with help from agents and staff. Forms require discharge certificates and include National Service Life Insurance information.
Judge Leo W. Breed reversed two convictions on appeal. Howard R. Schad’s $25 fine was remitted after a leaving the scene charge was overturned. John George Bury’s disorderly conduct conviction and 30 day sentence were voided for lack of jurisdiction and to protect rights informing.
In Traffic Court Judge Truman H. Preston fined Franklin G. Humbert 110 dollars for speeding 53 to 58 miles per hour in Grantbur between Wendeller Teallav. His license was suspended to October 1 and 100 plus 10 dollars for a license address change. Humbert argued he needed his car for work while the judge urged a lesson against speeding.
Granting postponement in a smoke violation charge until the next day, East Syracuse justice of the peace Harold S. Adcock signaled a New York Central Railroad official would be summoned. Mike Koczter of Erieville was arrested for leaving an engine unattended belching black smoke. no plea was entered. Last week another Central employee paid a $15 fine for the same offense in Adcock’s court.
The Clarion-Ledger suggested four white peace officers and a Negro were wounded in a Sullivan's Hollow gun battle as part of a smoldering feud between white families. Police suspect Craft family members and other Negroes fired on officers. Craft denies firing at whites.
The Marine Corps announces new enlistments at the Onondaga County Veterans' Bullring recruiting station. Recruit Frederick M. Meshurle of 211 W. Newell Jr. hails from the Sixth Marine Division with action in Okinawa Guam and China. Also enlisting are John W. Disney Jr. 26 Paynter Ave Endwell Perry W. Parks R D 5 Towanda Pa Tadeusz A Mokraycki Boonville Nicholas Mazzarella Jr 11 Cherry St Sidney Rudolph R Valentino 89 Buffalo St Elkland Pa James W Lott Jr 209 Hudson St Johnson City Clement J Lasicki 48 Holland St Binghamton and Joseph D Coughlin 188 Massav Johnson City.
City Hall hearing on a new taxi meter ordinance drew near unanimous opposition from drivers. Only Shiney H. Greenberg of a group of independents supported waiting for more cost and rule details.
Nine Canadian Boy Scouts from Troop 42 Ottawa led by Stanley Metcalfs entered the U S at Rouses Point and toured Plattsburg Ausable Chasm Fort Ticonderoga and Lake George. They plan to pedal to Watertown and the Thousand Islands from Syracuse with stays in Elmwood Park Rams Gulch and Camp Woodland under Onondaga Council scouting programs. Immigration rules grant them a two week stay.
ERNEST I. WHITE of Fayetteville, an owner of the Greyhound Building at James and N. Warrens, purchased the remaining interests in the property per County Clerk deeds. He now holds the undivided four fifths, with prior stakes held by Andrew White Newberry Wheeling West Virginia estate of Horace White, Andrew S. White Fayetteville, Lola Bruce and Jessica Bruce 129 Dewitt Ave.
Dr Norma E Bentley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Bentley of 124 Rugby Road recently returned from a summer in Mexico City and is visiting prior to returning to teach at Lake Erie College in Painesville Ohio.
James G. Taylor, 23, of Rego Park, was critically injured when his tractor trailer with drums and cans rolled off the East Camillus Hill, broke guard rails, and plunged 35 feet into a gully near Route 5. He suffered a fractured skull and possible back injuries. The vehicle, owned by Liberty Motor Freightines of Syracuse, was heavily damaged. Other injuries occurred in separate incidents on McBride Street and Genesee Westcott, with victims treated at St Joseph's and Crouse-Irving hospitals.
A 10 year old boy was struck in the eye by an arrow during a game. Robert Brimfield aged 19 of 307 Park Street was treated Friday at Crouse Irving Hospital for the eye injury after an arrow intended for a playmate went astray.
In Sterling Colorado Deputy Coroner Robert M. Jackson outlined a theory of a double murder and death by own action in the Milford case. Charles D. Milford 54 a sugar mill official, his wife Etha 50 and their 15 year old daughter Ruth were found dead with the husband in the car and the others in blood stained bedrooms. Milford may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Miss Bernice Brusehaber of Eden, Erie County, earned the right to represent New York at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago December 1 to 5 after winning the state dress revue titled All Around the Town. She modeled a blue twill suit with matching hat and brown accessories and received a $25 victory bond. Runner up Miss Ada May Marshall of Mannsville wore a gold rayon dress. The event, held at Central New York Power Corp auditorium, featured four stages covering life of a high school girl from classes to parties.
Employees and families of Sundure Paint Corporation held an all day picnic at Willow Bay. Cochairmen Philip Suskind and Rosemary Michaels led arrangements with help from Harry Tienken Jane Gaughan Alphonso Friscano Florence Dawson Margaret Lyons Myrtle Lyons and Charles McLaughlin. About 75 people attended.
Stanistreet, 16, of 310 Beattie Street was arrested after detectives watched two weeks and tied him to a string of burglaries in Syracuse and beyond. He confessed to seven burglaries in Syracuse and implicated in six others including Williams Genesee Auto Sales and Roberts Furniture. Detectives recovered bags with items, a bank container, and a safe-entry claim from Kimball Nebraska. He allegedly left Syracuse July 27 hitch-hiking to several states.
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