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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1948

Page

2

Homer Croy Eyes New Book and Grandpa Laughed At

The writer highlights Homer Croy the novelist who plans What Grandpa Laughed At and jokes from 1893 to 1915. Croy, born near Maryville Missouri, now in Pinehurst Avenue, recalls grandpa jokes and material for a second book What Grandpa Laughed at the Second Time.

Homer Croy Croy Maryville Pinehurst Av Bronx Billy Croy's Missouri Alcatraz White House Dept. of Internal Revenue

Berle headlines Latin Quarter show with star firm on stage

Milton Berle earns a hefty weekly salary in a one hour 59 minute show at the Latin Quarter. The act features impressions by Sid Gary and others, with a parade of performers including The Mountain eers and Kanazawas. Berle praises the act and hints he may not return to the carnival.

Milton Berle Lou Walters Ned Eddie Cantor Sid Gary al Jolson Mountaineers Kanazawas Betty Bradley Son Sonny Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom Berle

Protestant Film Commission Wins Cleveland Religious Film Award

The Protestant Film Commission received the Cleveland Film Council award for the motion picture My Name Is Han. Virginia Beard presented the honor in Cleveland, accepted by Paul F. Heard. The China-made film features an all-Chinese cast and was named the year’s best religious themed movie. The commission is shooting another project in Japan.

Hollywood Cleveland Film Council Cleveland Ohio Protestant Film Commission Han Virginia Beard Paul F. Heard China Japan

Off the Wires Business Failures Dip Week Over Week

Commercial and industrial failures dropped to 94 in the week ended Aug 19 from 103 the prior week per Dun and Bradstreet. The figure sits well above 1947’s 39 but far below prewar 1939’s 264. Arthur Rollins of Southington Conn held after a hearse theft in Saratoga Springs. vehicle struck a creek killing speed. National Labor Relations Board says 250 Drybak Corp workers in Binghamton will vote next Tuesday on a union shop for United Garment Workers.

New York Dun & Bradstreet Saratoga Springs Arthur Rollins Southington Conn Ballston Spa Rollins Buffalo National Labor Relations Board Drybak Corp Binghamton United Garment Workers Amalfi

Snake Bite Testifies Then Hospitalized in Pineville Church

In Pineville Kentucky Mrs McKinley Burnett 39 was bitten by a rattlesnake during a church service at the Free Pentecostal Church of East Pineville She told reporters from her hospital bed she was testifying when the bite occurred and she is recovering.

Pineville McKinley Burnett

Gaekwar to Repay $10 Million and Keep Baroda Throne

The Gaekwar of Baroda will retain his throne and likely his racing stables after a Baroda Legislature deal. He promises to repay $10 million misappropriated from state funds in exchange for the assembly withdrawing its abdication demand.

Gaekwar Baroda New Delhi

Notable Obituaries Across States and Professions

A list of recent deaths includes Tarry E. Lewis 68 presiding justice of New York’s Appellate Division Second Department at Saranac Inn. Louis Bader 61 NYU marketing economics professor in Evansville. Arthur J. Patterson 79 Kalamazoo inventor of Flinch and book dealer. Alfred Clifton Barrow 58 owner of Sweetbriar Corp dress shops in Denver. Grace McBride Crile 72 widow of Cleveland Clinic founder in Charlottesville. Emil W. Hanson 55 treasurer Fitchburg Spinners Sales Corp in Leominster. Terry Stevenson 69 Moulders Union head and AFL leader in Manchester. Dr Br. E. Duffell 46 osteopathic editor in Chicago. Mary J. Camnene 63 mother of Lynn councilman and sports editor in Lynn. Clell Lee Metcalf 60 entomology head at University of Illinois in Urbana. John Oliver Carr 58 Teletype vice president in Chicago.

Tarry E. Lewis New York State Supreme Court Saranac Inn Louis Bader New York University Evansville Ind Arthur J. Patterson Flinch Kalamazoo Mich Grace McBride Crile George Crile Cleveland Clinic Charlottesville Emil W. Hanson Fitchburg Spinners Sales Corporation Leominster Mass Terrry Stevenson Cincinnati Moulders and Foundry Workers Union of America American Federation of Labor Manchester England BR. E. Duffell Osteopathic Publications Chicago Mary J. Camnele Edward H. Cahill Lynn The Lynn Item Clel Lee Metcalf Department University of Illinois Urbana Ill

Sermon Urging Draft Refusal Referred for Probe

A Nassau area sermon by Rev. Ernest R. Bromley urging refusal to register for the draft was referred to U S district attorney Irving Higbee for investigation. Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown ordered the action after Col. William N. Boughton said the remarks were forwarded for appropriate action.

Albany U. S William N. Boughton Selective Service Ernest R. Bromley Irving Higbee Syracuse

One Man's Opinion on Opposing Witnesses and Sparks

The Thomas Committee finds two witnesses are landlord and tenant to each other, creating conflicts of interest. If calling every discordant pair, hearings could spill across 14 baseball parks. A landlord recalled a tenant, prompting three landlords to wire the committee. The piece notes adults once could repent after serving sentences.

Thomas Committee

Draft Exempt Men Still Must Register

Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown state selective service director said today that men aged 18 to 26 must register even if exempt from peacetime draft. He noted National Guard and reserve members must register unless in full time service. veterans under 26 must register too. Those abroad must reregister within five days of return. inmates and asylum inmates must register on departure day.

Albany Ames T. Brown State Selective Service Armed Forces Coast Guard The Coast and Geodetic Survey Public Health Service West Point Annapolis United States Coast Guard Academy National Guard Public Heath Service Brown

Pension Benefits Payout Reported by Bell System Firms

Bell System companies have paid out 1 606 755 955 in benefits under their pension plan since its establishment thirty five years ago the Bell Telephone Magazine reported today.

New York C Bell System Bell Telephone Magazine

Crown holds over ninety percent of Canada’s forest lands

The Crown maintains control of more than 90 percent of Canada’s forest areas, reflecting continued public ownership and stewardship of vast woodland resources across the country.

THE CROWN Canada

Printers Strike in Chicago Ends After 271 Days

The Chicago printers strike concluded its ninth month on its 271st day with no evident settlement. Pickets remained in front of the five major newspapers as the dispute continued unresolved.

Chicago

Owens-Illinois Glass hikes prices nationwide

The Owens-Illinois Glass Co. announced last night price increases on most products averaging 10 to 15 percent. The company cited higher wages and increased raw material costs as factors.

Toledo, O Owens-Illinois Glass Co

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