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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1950

Page

3

Driver Killed When Truck Strikes Pole

WYLIGA 45 of 1232 Jamesville died of internal injuries after a delivery truck crashed head on into a pole on Route 104 eight miles east of Oswego. An autopsy cited ruptured spleen. deputy says he fell asleep at the wheel. Witnesses noted slight embankment and pole damage as the truck veered and struck a second pole.

Join Wyliga Jamesville An Route 104 Osweto James C. Feeney Oswego County Wyliga Oswego Hospital Merwin Upcraft Oswego Upcraft

Classes to Stay At Smith School

Superintendent David H. Patton announced no transfer of classes from Edward Smith School when fall term opens. Principal Rufus G. Thomas had suggested moving seventh and eighth grades to Nottingham High School, which would have required a double shift. Thomas expects an increase of about fifty pupils and will use the former office at Smith as a classroom.

David H. Patton Edward Smith School Rufus G. Thomas Nottingham High School Nottingham Thomas Bute

Firemen Free Girl From Locked Second Floor Bathroom

Firemen freed two year old Joyce Eustace from a second floor bathroom after she became locked in. Firefighters entered the room by a ladder to reach her.

Joyce Eustace W. Corning Av

State Fair Queens Contest Chooses Finalists in Syracuse

A secret panel of four Syracuse executives reviewed more than 200 entries for New Yorks State Fair Queens contest at Hotel Syracuse. Photos were taken at Vogue on 107 E Washington, with semi finals Monday and finals Tuesday in New York City judged by a renowned beauty expert. The winner receives an all expense Bermuda trip for six days with a companion and coronation attire by Blah and Company.

Queens Syracuse New York New York State Vogue Photographic Studios E. Washington Elbow Beach Surf Club the. Duffy Blah and Company Will. Outfit New York City

Mural Honors Sled Victim Ellen Needham in St Josephs

A mural in the St Josephs Hospital pediatrics wing honors Ellen Needham who died in a 1948 sledding accident. Painted by G Lee Trimm with help from Dr Dwight V Needham and family, the artwork features King Cole and other childhood motifs above blue tiling.

Ellen Needham St Joseph’ S Hospital G. Lee Trimm Dwight V. Needham Ellen St. Joseph's Hospital Needham Trimm King Cole Bo- Peep Simple Simon King of Hearts Bambi

Navy Lists Activities of Seven Area Men

AUS NAVY release notes Syracuse enlisted men filling roles across ships and bases in the Western Pacific. Names include Charles R. Mathews and Theodore M. Olender aboard USS Columbus. Edward J. Mints and Melbourne F. Grifford in training or sea assignments. Richard ds. Kelly and Raymond F. Killian noted for duty and awards. George RR Wallis and William D. Smart listed with Fleet tasks and training roles at Great Lakes.

AUS. Navy Syracuse Pacific Nome Navy Marine Charles R. Mathews Seaman USN N. State St Pfe Theodore M. Qolender USMC Genesee St USS Columbus Marines Olender Herald-Journal Edward J. Mints Yale Av Melbourne F Grifford Lynch Great Lakes George Rr, Wallis Geddessr Til

Medals Awarded in Notebook Contest by Citizenship Group

Medals were awarded yesterday in the notebook contest of the Home Classes of the Americanization League. Winners named include Mrs. Julia Dambro, Mrs. Nathrine Mueller, and Mrs. Angelina Retzos. The league aims to bring English learning to women at home, with classes held in homes or in schools and centers as needed.

Americanization League Charles O'Donnell American Legion Auxiliary Katherine Mueller Julia Cambro Bertha 2. Lipfest Angelina Reizos Harry Clark Americanism American Legion Julia Dambro Peters St Nath‘rine. Mueller Highland St Angelina Retzos Laurence B. Hill Harry. ‘Clark American Legion ‘Auxiliary Alice J. “Murphy League

Gas Station Theft Reported Near Thompson Road

Sheriff's Deputies investigated a theft at two gasoline stations on Thompson Road and Court Street. Night attendant George Wilkson said $72 was taken from a desk cash box, with $62 in bills and $10 in silver, from the office during a brief absence. James Pendergast of 278 Ashdale Avenue owns the station.

If You hear A Cat Talking It’s Lost Mike

Mrs. Bernice Miller of 124 Merriman Ave appeals for the safe return of her trained talking Persian cat named Mike missing eleven days. She describes the blue cat with white paws and markings chin down and a scar above the right ear and says it speaks clearly and understands most orders.

Bernice Miller Merriman Ar Mike Miller

Crane Indorsed Despite Rumors At Landlords League Meeting

Leonard G. Crane faced no resignation as president of the League of Landlords when members met at the YMCA and voted unanimously to reject his departure. Crane is serving his second term as leader.

Leonard G. Crane League of Landlords Nere Y.M.C

Cicero to Start Kindergarten Bus Service in District Areas

Everett Wilson announces Cicero and Rural School Area plan to transport kindergarteners to half day sessions at Cicero Elementary School starting Sept 6 with morning and afternoon routes. Morning riders from Clay Districts 3 5 14 and western Cicero travel by regular buses arriving 8:45, with 11:15 return. afternoon riders from Cicero Districts 5 6 ride special bus, 12:45 start and 3:15 return.

Everett Wilson Cicero and Syracuse Central Cicero Clay Jamies Sts Cicero Village

Mediator to Return as Solvay Strike Heads Toward End

Federal Mediator Frank Brown will resume talks in Syracuse Monday to push Solvay Chemical Co. and Local 12457 toward an accord. Meanwhile James Carroll seeks progress at Crucible Steel and Sanderson Halcomb and United Steel Workers face ongoing walkouts.

Frank Brown New York Federal Mediation Aard Syracuse Solvay CHE John L. Lewis Allied Chemical and Dye. Corporation Detroit Baton Rouge Diamond Alkali Co Painesville Ohio James J. Carroll Crucible Steel Co Sanderson-Halcomb District 50 United ,Mine Workers

Syracuse Marine Serving in Korea

PFC Jerome Trichilo, son of Mr and Mrs Cosimo Trichilo of 924 N McBride St, is serving as a rifleman with the Marines in Korea. He enlisted Sept 7 1948 after attending Vocational High School. He last wrote from shipboard assuring his parents he was safe. He has sisters Anna and Antoinette and a brother Vincent in the Army Military Police in Germany.

Jerome Tricholo Cosimo Trichilo N. McBride Dsorea Trichilo Marine Corps Korea Anna Antoinette Vincent Germany

Father Granted Visitation Rights to 18 Month Old Child

Victor Oliver of 913 N Town was ordered by Supreme Court Justice William E McClusky to have custody of the child every Friday afternoon and to visit on one additional afternoon each week. Norma Oliver left July 1 and had denied access to the child. Saul Kauffman, Oliver’s attorney, stated the ruling allows weekly visits.

Victor Oliver N. Townsend

Man Arrested on Petty Larceny Check Bounce Charge

Lawrence K. Laren, 28, of 340 Montgomery St., held without bail in Police Court on a petty larceny charge for allegedly passing a bad $25 check at a hotel. Detectives Francis Ryan and Florin Marsallo say a second $22 check also bounced. Laren allegedly drew from a closed account.

Lawrence K. Laren Montgomery St Francis Ryan Florin Marsallo Larkin

Farewell for Sgt Strader as he receives captain’s rank

North Bay resident S/Sgt Charles J. Strader Jr. is honored at a farewell dinner in Syracuse as he prepares to report to McGuire AFB for assignment to an all weather fighter unit in reserve rank of captain. Col. Brewster praises his impact on the Volunteer Air Reserve Program. Strader, a former P-38 pilot in the Pacific, later organized the 9260th Squadron and endured a long wartime rescue after a Japanese destroyer encounter, completing the longest Pacific rescue at the time.

Sei Charles R. Strade North Bay Queida Lake Charles J. Strader Oneida Lake Syracuse Strader Morell K. Brewster Col Brewster Sgt. Strader McQuire Air Force Set Leutenant Pacific Air Forces 9061St 9260Th Force Celebes Bes Fife Macassar Straits

September Milk Price Rise For New York Area

September milk price set at 5.39 a hundredweight, a 47 cent rise from August. The increase affects class 1 A drinking milk delivered to pool approved plants in the six state New York milkshed. Distributors may absorb or pass the rise to consumers. one large concern doubts absorption is possible amid a 10 month price war in New York City.

A. Pollard New York New York City

Polio Cases in Syracuse Exceed Five Year Average

Dr C A Sargent reports Syracuse polio cases to date surpass the five year average yet remain far below the 1944 epidemic totals. This year 18 local and 20 imported cases have been treated at City Hospital versus 3 local and 10 imported last year, with a five year average of 7 local and 13 imported. In 1944 there were 54 local and 51 imported cases, totaling 105.

Syracuse City Hospital

Private Car Ban Is Called Needless

TRAYVIC IUS, which confront many American cities and towns today can, and are being cured without such drastic action as proposed recently, by some transit operators and planners, who would bar private motor vehicles from downtown business districts, according to Stuart C. Ballard, executive vice president of the Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association. their proposal: to allow only buses, trolleys and subways to bear, the load of transportation in congested downtown area is like killing the patient to cure the disease. Ballard said. No such drastic remedy is needed. It's an entirely negative approach and a needless one that would deprive American car owners of rights to which they are fully entitled.

Trayvic

Tucker Plans Reorganization for Tucker Corp in Bankruptcy

In Chicago yesterday two trustees proposed liquidating all assets except Aircooled Motors of Liverpool to pursue possible war contracts. The Tucker Corp may reorganize if sufficient contracts can be won, but creditors oppose, saying reorganization chances are remote.

Tucker Corp Michael I Chicago Aircooled Motors, Inc Liverpool Tucker Company

Final Rotary Tribute for Frank W. Weedon in Syracuse

A memorial service at Hotel Onondaga honored Frank W. Weedon who died last Saturday. Weedon served as Syracuse Rotary secretary from 1915 to 1950 and was praised for four decades of service to the club and city.

Syracuse Hotel Onondaga Syracuse Rotarians Frank W. Weedon Weedon Rotern Clan Syracuseé Howard P Ray F. Jennes Bryn Mawr Camanunti Chisago Syracuse Park Central

Cahill faces theft and forgery charges in police court

Joseph Cahill of 271 Kirk Ave was in police court this morning on two counts. He pleaded not guilty to petty larceny and was held until Monday. On a second charge, second degree forgery, Cahill waived examination and was held for the grand jury after being brought from Onondaga Penitentiary. Accused of passing a 15 50 check in the name Samuel Daniel, manager of the New York Battling Works, Cahill was formerly employed as an assigner. Detective Francis Garn arrested Cahill a week ago, following a wallet theft of 35 from Mrs. Gladys Gunsalus of 113 E Bissel St.

Joseph Cahileg Kirk Av Hill Onondaga Penitentiary Neix Samuel KK Danial New York Battling Works Cahill Sanial Francis Garn Gladys Gunsalus E. Bissel] St

Mayor Returns to Decide on Poverty Budget in Syracuse Crisis

Mayor Corcoran is expected to return to Syracuse to decide whether to push for the administration's poverty budget or seek more permissive options as council Republican leader Brewster notes the majority awaits the mayor's decision. Voters rejected a 2 percent sales tax in Ottawa and calls for real estate tax increases loom.

Corcoran Syracuse Ottawa Ont Morell K. Brewster Common Council Brewster

Chest X Rays Promoted By Onondaga Health Association

The Onondaga Health Association shared portable chest X ray demonstrations for workers including Dr Bernard Tim Brown and the sanatorium director. The program emphasized annual chest X rays and included educational movies for staff, with equipment provided by Baldwins.

Ers Bernard Tim Brown Avho Onondaga Health’ “Association Baldwins

Young Hunter Is Shot in Leg in Accident

Daniel Golle gly of Clairmonte was shot in the right leg by a bullet from a gun carried by his company while returning from a wood chuck hunting trip. He was listed in good condition at St Joseph's Hospital. Robert Carey, 16, of 158 Palmer Ave, accompanied him. the cartridge exploded as Gollegly walked ahead. Sgt Leo Peehe of the Sheriff’s office reported no bone damage.

Judie’ Grabowski Howard Ist University Hospital Daniel’ Gollegly Clairmonte St. “Joseph's Hospital Leo Peehe Sheriff Gollgely Robert Carey Palmer Woodchuck Gollegly Beebe Cary

Couple in Court After Slashing Each Other in Dispute

William Hough and his wife Willie Mae of 513 Harrison St pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct before Judge Truman Preston in Polices Court and were held on $500 property or $100 cash bail each until next Tuesday. Hough was hospitalized with cuts to his left arm and right hand after an argument. Mrs. Hough allegedly stabbed him with a pen knife, with six stitches closing the wounds.

William Hnough Willie Mae Harrison St Truman WL Preston Polices Court Hough Crouse-Irving Hospital James’ Driscoll John Glavin

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