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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1940

Page

2

Horseshoe in tree ties to farm lore in Post story

A farmer named Clyde L Rudy cut a tree on Hopper Road for fireplace wood. A horseshoe was found embedded inside the trunk, split in two pieces with one half emerging from the wood. The tree reportedly grew around the metal, suggesting a barefoot 19th century owner hung it there and forgot. Special Dispatch Washington reports tax collection gains in the Syracuse district finishing the fiscal year up 12.1 percent over the prior year, with notable increases in corporation and individual income taxes. Also, Cooper birthday displays open at Syracuse Public Library featuring Fenimore Cooper works and Onondaga Historical relics, with Dr. William F. Petow returning from Boston.

Talter Mr. Zaller Mason Missouri Zolier Roberts Avenue Clyde L. Rudy Hopper Road Zoller Special Dispatch Washington Syracuse New York State Cooper James Fenimore Cooper Syracuse Public Fenimore Cooner Coopers Leathaoe Coonimore Cooper Hobert E.’ Spitter Onondaga Historical Associaction

Ladouceur Ordered Back in Robbery Case Back to City

Edward Ledouceur, ex S eagan, enlisted in October in the 24 Coast Artillery at Fort Totten, is en route to Seragi re for custody of Acting Detective John Forsythe on a first degree robbery charge. Police say Wilkins was beaten and robbed May 4, 1933, as he locked his car on Forman Avenue, with $250 to $300 taken. a warrant was issued last week and Forsythe will bring Ledouceur from Fort Totten after teletype confirmation of custody.

Edward Ledouceur Seagan S24 Coast Artillery Fort Totten Sera- Gire Foray John Forsythe Sohner George Wilkins Dexter Forman Avenue Wilkins Taimen New York Ladouceur Forsythe Zot

Infant tumbles to sleep during feeding scare

Seven month old Joseph Parker, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Parker of Granger Street, startled his mother by nodding off suddenly while being fed. Police and an interne responded, found the baby unharmed, and said he was just sleepy.

Joseph Parker Ralph Parker Granger Street

Mrs Hamilton Named Legion District Five Chairman

Mrs Betty Hamilton of Phoenix former Syracusan has been named chairman of District Five State Department of the American Legion Auxiliary. She was chosen at a Schenectady meeting of auxiliary representatives. In Syracuse she served as president of Post 41 Auxiliary and the Onondaga County Auxiliary.

Hamilton Legion Group Betty Hamilton Phoenix State Department of the American Legion Auxiliary Schenectady Syracuse

Dr Scheding Sees Trotsky as a Bad One

The Syracuse pastor Dr William L Scheding once allied with Trotsky and now brands him bad. He recalls Trotsky ordering purges and Lenin's illness period while noting warnings from Trotsky's former teacher. Scheding says he helped Trotsky's sister Olga Kliamenev and viewed Red Square May Day parade.

Dr. Scheding Trotsky Leon Trotsky City William L. Scheding Mount ‘Taborautheran Schefing Syracuse Herbert Honver Russia Revoluionist Olga Kliamenev Scheding Trostsky Red Square

Sisters Win Honors In Grange Singing Contest at the Fair

Miss Virginia Jones and Miss Julia Jones of Bristol Springs Grange Naples won two places in the Grange Singing Contest at the State Fair yesterday. They placed in the women's duet division and were part of the winning quartet with Miss Helen Ackley and Miss Florence Hose. The quartet sang I Dream of Jennie. William R. Mover of Springfield Grange Springfield Center sang A Wandering Minstrel in the men's solo class.

Grange Virginia Jones Julia Jones Bristol Springs Grange Naples Helen’Ackley Florence Clayhose Jennie Wiliam R. Mover Springfield Grange Springfeld Center

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