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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1939

Page

3

Truck Kills Six Year Old In Syracuse driveway accident

A six year old, John Petroff, died after a backing truck ran over him in a Syracuse driveway at 315 Madison Street. The driver, Gerald Whitney, 30, was paroled. Eight others were injured in overnight accidents in Onondaga County, including Auburn artist Frank A Barney.

John Petroff Slasko Pettroff Wellington Place Madison Street Gerald Whitney Jordan Joseph Stolusky Whitney Leonard Ullman Syracuse General Hospital H. Ernest Galt Auburn Burnet Avenue Lodi Street Temple Moore Manilla Street University Hospital of the Good Shepherd Robert F. Helmer East Genesee Street Skeneateles Lake Barney 2Nd Earl Lewis Skeneate-res-Camillus Road Schultz Auburn City Hospital Seymour Dewitt Furman Street Howard J. Fox Cortland Avenue West River Road Fulton Dewitt Lee Memorial Hospital Fox Orazio Longo Cogs- Well Avenue Solvay David Shrimpton van Buren Street Onondaga General Hospital

Tries to Enlist, Youth Discovers He's an Alien

Oneida officer reports Ira R. Townsend, 22, of 124 Lenox Avenue, attempted to enlist in the U S Marine Corps in Syracuse but is ruled an alien under naturalization law. Townsend, a Canadian by birth, was adopted by foster parents Mr and Mrs Ire Town-

Oneida Ira R. Townsend Lenox, Avenue United States Marine Corps Syracuse Ire Town

Michael Crashes Over Syracuse Homes In Flying Celebration

Michael of 908 Avery Avenue piloted a silver biplane over Syracuse residence areas for about an hour around 3:30 PM to drop cigars attached to diaper parachutes. The stunt marked the birth of Patricia Ann Michael at St Joseph's Hospital weighing five pounds twelve ounces.

William Michael Avery Avenue West End St. Joseph’s Hospital Patricia Ann Michael William E. Michael Mrs. Michael Patricia Ann

Oxford Debaters and Syracuse Team Clash in Public Debate

Oxford University students meet a Syracuse University team in a 7:30 P.M. public debate at Mizpah Auditorium on Americas Attitude Toward the Present European Conflict. English debaters dine tonight at Fisher's hosted by Syracuse coach Dr Milton C Dickens.

Taro Oxford University Syracuse University Mizpah America New York City Fisher's Marshall Street Milton Cc. Dickens Richard W. Cooney A. Nelson Bell Syracuse

Four Men Injured In Generator Blast On U S Submarine

Manila dispatch reports four enlisted sailors injured aboard submarine S38 during a generator explosion on a trial run. The vessel under Lieut. R. F. Pryce was recharging batteries when the blast occurred. Officials say the sub was not badly damaged and did not release the injured men’s names. one was seriously hurt.

Manila Navy R. F. Pryce

Rochester Priest Killed Crossing Albany Post Road

The Rev. Daniel S. Sullivan of Rochester was instantly killed at 5:15 P.M. yesterday four miles north of Peekskill when struck by a truck driven by James J. Newman of West Hampton. His body was taken to Peekskill for an inquest and later to be buried.

Peekskill Daniel S. Sullivan Rochester Sullivan Tremoor Albany James J.newman West Hampton Jatterson Putnam County

Finnish composer Sibelius Reports Safety In Forest Home

Jan Sibelius, noted Finnish composer, told United Press by phone that he is safe in his forest home near Helsinki, Finland. The message places him in the suburb area and confirms his well being amid uncertain conditions.

Helsinki Helsingfors Jan Sibelius United Press Tusuia

Reds Urge Finns To Join Revolution Army

Moscow radio broadcast urged Finns to join the revolutionary Finnish government army and overthrow traitors. Colonel Pogodin read the appeal promising Soviet help to build a Finnish corps as workers join, with recognition aiding the effort to regain happiness and victory.

London Moscow Pogodin Soviet Military Academy Finland Red Army Russia

American Officials Confer On Policy Toward Japan

Four high American officials met at Baguio to discuss future U S relations with Japan. Participants were Francis B Sayre High Commissioner to the Philippines Admiral Thomas Hart chief of the U S Asiatic Fleet Edward Neville ambassador to China and Clarence Gauss Shanghai consul general. They are to prepare a white paper for President Roosevelt and will continue talks tomorrow.

U.S Japan Manila P. T INS Baguio United States Francis B. Sayre Philippines Thomas Hart Asiatic Fleet China Edward Neville Clarence Gauss Shanghai Roosevelt

Rites Held for Slain Mother and Two Daughters

In Philadelphia a mother Mrs Josephine Nesickoski aged 45 and her daughters Florence 17 and Regina Krygier 22 were buried side by side after a triple murder. The killer, Mrs Krygier’s husband Stanley 30, shot them before taking his own life. Relatives filled the church as a solemn requiem mass was sung.

Philadelphia Josephine . Nesickoski Florence Regina Krygier Krygier Stanley Nfe

Burglar Flees As Oil Seller Calls Police

Burglars hit multiple Syracuse area sites in the early hours. A thief fled 3440 South Salina Street after looting cigaret vending machines while J W Barnell phoned police. At State Coffee Shop burglars used a ladder to enter via roof, stealing two pinball machines and a cigaret machine before escaping. Also attempted break ins at 325 Butternut Street were deterred by Mrs. Clara Loughley. Police investigated a break in at Friedel Paper Box Company 301 Wallace Street.

J. W. Barnell South Salina Street Barnell Barneil State Coffee South State Street Nicholas Pananos Madison Street LeRoy Chappell Francis Guilfoyle Butternut Street Clara Loughley

Local Marriage Licenses Listed in County Records

A list of marriage licenses includes John Maher and Sophie Ruth Brizdin ska at 107 Raymond Avenue and 120 Lakeview Avenue. David Wyman Brewer and Dorothy Jane Brewer at 865 Livingston Avenue. additional names appear with mixed spellings and unclear details as part of a county notice from Onewidege County 4-H event planning.

John _ Maher Raymond Avenue Sophie’ Ruth Brizdinska Lakeview Avenue David Wyman’ Brewer Livingston Avenue Dorothy Jane Eijohn Brewer Betchehier THOR Myers Caniele It Heights Flea Alexander Haw’ Avenue Justine "Karherake Grant Oy Seertta Wacker

Bequest Note Forgery Dismissed In Estate Suit

Official Referee Ernest I Edgcomb ruled against Frank J Hoag in a $50 000 claim on a note alleged to be from Charles H Hoag dated 1890 payable after death Handwriting expert testified the signature was not Charles Hoag s and executors and the Garden City Bank refused the claim The decision noted the witnesses are dead and would not refute the plaintiff In Cortland County the case stemmed from an alleged accident during a ball game and a settlement payment of 3500 to obtain the note.

Ernest I. Edgcomb Frank J. Hoag Charles H. Hoag Edgcomb Charles Cortland County Charles Hoag Sarah H. Hoag Garden City Bank and Trust Company Edgecomb

Barge Canal Oswego Unit Finishes 1939 Season

The Syracuse Oswego division closed for spring after the last shipping on the Barge Canal. The motorship Michigan arrived at Oswego at 7 45 PM from Lake Ontario, then Brewerton, with the Empire State westbound passing Brewerton. The canal chief ordered routine closures and buoy removal as Oneida Lake level lowers for possible spring floods. Cargo figures for 1939 will be compiled next week. 1937’s all time tonnage record of 5 074000 tons could be surpassed.

Syracuse-Oswego Michigan Oswego Lake Ontario Brewerton Empire State Andrew R. Mulligan Oneida Lake

Foley Funeral Rites for John B Foley

Funeral services were held today for John B Foley of 227 Kirk Avenue longtime secretary of the New York State Retail Hardware Association. Bearers included Horace Aikman A H Martin Thomas Jonston Franklin Greene and Frank Doyle. Burial took place at Saint Agnes Cemetery after a high mass at Saint Anthony of Padua Church.

John B. Foley Kirk Avenue New York State Retail Hardware Association The Hardware Association Saint Anthony of Padua Charles F. McAvoy eBarers Horace Aikman Cazenovia A. H. Martin Thomas Jonston Fulton Franklin,Greene Syracuse Frank Doyle Utica State Hardware ‘Association Saint Agnes’ Cemetery

3000 WPA Workers to Receive Pay Early in Christmas Move

Onondaga County's 3000 WPA workers will draw their regular end of month pay checks two days before Christmas instead of Dec 26. William P. Lynch, area director, announced the change. Lester W. Herzog, upstate administrator, ordered the early payoff to aid Christmas shopping.

Onondaga County WPA William P. Lynch Lester W. Herzog Upstate

Oberlin graduate Dean Mosher attends rally at Syracuse

Oberlin alumnus Dean Mosher returns to Oberlin Ohio for a men's career conference. The Syracuse educator, class of 1699, will act as consultant and discuss state federal and municipal government service at the event.

Mosher Oberlin Maxwell School of Citizenship Syracuse University Syracuse

Kress Trial Adjourned To Monday In Corruption Case

In Binghamton the trial of Mayor Charles W. Kress and Harold A. Baylor on conspiracy and extortion charges adjourned until Monday after cross examination of Police Chief Lacey C. Abel. Abel testified that the vice squad came under the mayor's personal direction from Jan 1, 1938, and denied being pressured to quit drinking.

Binghamton Charles W. Kress Harold A. Baylor Lacey C. Abel Abel Kress Richard P. Byrne Louis Z. Green Green Byrne Abels

Saint Lucy's Sodality Breakfast After Mass

The Young Ladies Sodality of Saint Lucy's Church will host a communion breakfast in the church auditorium after the 8 o'clock mass with a body of members receiving communion. Margaret Murray serves as toastmistress with Rev. Charles Tracy Rev. Thomas Hayes Rev. Paul Long and Miss Mary Lawler to be introduced.

Young Ladies Sodality Saint Lucy’s Church Margaret Murray Charles Tracy Thomas Hayes Paul Long Mary Lawler Margaret J. Harrison Margaret Mahoney Rose McCarthy Betty McCarthy June Yann Catherine Delaney Joan Shea

Seniors to Pick Royalty at North High Dance

North High School seniors will select a king and queen at the tonight gym dance from eight to twelve. The committee in charge includes Eugene Kaehler Carmen Jewell Miss Shirley Doehner Miss Helen Prexel Miss Flora Inghram Miss Marge Thater Miss Theresa Guerra and Miss Helen Sposato.

North High School Eugene Kaehler Carmen: Jewell Shirley’ Doehner Helen Prexel Flora’ Inghram Marge Thater Theresa Guerra Helen Sposato

Jackie Coogan Returns to Syracuse for What a Life Stand

The Kid, now a tall 25-year-old Jackie Coogan, visits Syracuse for a one day stop in the Broadway comedy What a Life at Lincoln Auditorium. He is greeted by relatives at Hotel Syracuse, plans a New York City marriage to Harriet Haddon, and continues a nationwide tour with his troupe including Josephine Dunn and Frank McGlynn. Coogan recently acted in Sky Pilot and Million Dollar Legs and vows to pursue Broadway while touring and maintaining film interest.

Charlie Chaplin Jackie Coogan Jackie Syracuse Lincoln Auditorium Coogan Josephine Dunn Hollywood Frank McGlynn Petit Cyrilla Doorne Utica George Langan South Geddes Street Anthony Arthur Langan Jacqueline Betty Grable New York City Harriet Haddon Manhattan Miss Haddon New York Miss Grable Texas California Providence R. I Sky John Trent T. W.A Rolland B. Marvin Lou Cohen Lou Bell William Fischer Rome Galvin

Education urged to solve problem of jobless youth

Cameron Beck, vocational consultant, urged Rotary Club members at the Onondaga Hotel to tackle unemployment through education. He framed youth unemployment as a civilization problem, warning Europe’s collapse from character loss and stressing industry bearing social responsibility beyond economics.

Cameron Beck Rotary Club Onondaga Europe America

Three-Week Strike At Cramer's Settled

A three weeks old strike by 50 employees of Cramer's Supply Company, Inc. ended this morning with mutual satisfaction. Arthur S. Vial, attorney for the company, announced the settlement. The strikers, members of the Laundry Workers Union A crucial wage dispute was mediated with the aid of the New York State Labor Department and they will return to work immediately.

Cramer's Supply Company, Inc Arthur S. Vial AUK. of L. Laundry Workers Union Viall Ald New, York

Community groups to take over Syracuse workers association

Two service organizations will assume management of the Syracuse Association of Workers at the Denison Building. The move aims to improve benefits and oversee the workers' resources. Key figures named include representatives from both groups and local officials. Further details on timelines and duties will be announced.

Igh Syracuse Association Denison Tebe

Evan Jones Dies at 80 in Syracuse Hospital

Evan Jones 80 of 330 Hickok Avenue died after a short illness in Syracuse Memorial Hospital. He worked 35 years in the Solvay Process Company engineering department and lived in the U S 46 years. Survived by wife Eliza Jones three sons Richard H E Jones Ernest L Jones Evan H Jones and three daughters Frank M Welles Frederick W Harvey and Charles G Benjamin. Funeral 2 PM Monday at Carl E Welter funeral home with Rev Joseph R Clair. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Warners.

Evan Jones Hickok Avenue Solvay Process Company Syracuse Memorial Hospital North Wales Mr. Jones United States St. Mark's Episcopal Church Central City Lodge A. M Independent Order of Foresters The Macabees Eliza’ Jones Richard H. E. Jones Tioga Ernest L.oJnes New York City Evan H. Jones Charlotte N. C Frank. M. Welles Frederick W. Harvey Syracuse Charles G. Benjamin Rochester Carl’ E. Welter Joseph R. Clair Memorial Park Cemetery Warners

Naming of Button's Successor Delayed by Camillus Board

The Camillus town board will postpone naming a successor to Albert S. Button, the longtime highway superintendent who died Thursday. Button, reelected to the post on November 7 after 14 years, defeated Alfred Mersfelder in the race.

Albert S. Button Camillus High Button Alfred Mersfelder

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