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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1946
Page
4
Achenley Distillers Corporation note hints at an occasional advertisement for American fellows. The fragment suggests a periodical inquiry into products or offers, though the text is incomplete and garbled. It points to a midcentury advertising note within a corporate publication.
Charles F Brannan former Agriculture Secretary spoke at the Distillers luncheon in New York on November 11 reviewing high protein feeds from distilling by products and their role in postwar meat production. He urged public understanding of the industry's broader national contribution and noted a projected increase in grain available to distilleries boosting dried grain feed for livestock.
H V Burrell ST 7 Heads New Scout Unit Three Rivers District of the Onondaga Council Boy Scouts of America appoints JH Victor Burrell of Hinsdale as district commissioner. Burrell has led Scouting in the council since 1934, serving in multiple roles and expanding programs.
Arrangements for an informal testimonial dinner honor the Christian Brothers Academy head and predecessor. Brother Ambrose as principal speaker. Rev. John Tierney to act as toast master. Attending are Louis Steigerwald, Mrs. Fred J. Smith, Mary Cane, Joseph Rensin, and many club and school officials.
In a local university production of The Student Prince, Francie Falk daughter of Prof Sawyer Falk, falls ill with chicken pox keeping her from the show while Yambourine and Bonaria stage the Civic University event. The young dancer had trained and performed with the cast but must miss the debut due to illness.
Peter Homer aged 21 and Harry Swanson aged 23, both of 520 E Taylor Street, pleaded guilty this morning in County Court before Judge Leo W Breed to grand larceny in the first degree. They were arrested in connection with the theft of a $1000 truck from a parking space at 1819 E Genesee Street. Each faced separate indictments and had previously pleaded not guilty. Sentencing scheduled for a later date.
The article notes a longtime commisseman and chairman of Troop 10 at Lincoln Junior High for seven years and a member of the Council Organization and Pension Committee for three years. At his appointment as district commissioner he served as a troop committeeman for Troop 7 in Malivdale, a Cornell Clankiets group example.
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