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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
14
Sergeant Bruce Williams addressed University Club members at Hotel Seneca last night on rotation leave after eleven and a half months in Korea where he served as a combat correspondent with the Seneca division.
The Supper Club case involving Henry Onozato and Lou Leone, charged with violating the Arco Beverage Control law, is postponed again. Police court officials say defense attorney Lau R Shanahan is tied up, with jurors told not to appear as a new trial date and juror panel will be set later, marking the 234th adjournment in court history.
The Syracuse Federation of Teachers AFL will meet today at Hotel Syracuse to discuss the 1957 legislative program and state convention delegate reports. Burglars entered Perfection Cleaners at 930 Erie Blvd East overnight, stealing 965 dollars from a cash register. St Pauls Episcopal Church elected officers including Neal Brewster as senior warden, J F Sabine Meacham junior warden, and reelected vestry members. The West Genesee Methodist Church youth group will stage the play School Daze at the church Friday evening.
A chaotic county court session failed to proceed as the district attorney abstained from prosecuting. Indictments against James L. Joaites alias Stone for grand larceny in second degree were dismissed for lack of prosecution. Adrian Gregor Jr. pled guilty to possessing concealed weapons with sentencing set for December 17.
Syracuse University ACE student branch staged a last night demonstration in Danforth School auditorium showing creative teaching methods for Christmas. The branch formed last month as the 61st in the university and first in the state, focusing on making classroom devices and using community resources in teacher training.
Charlotte Anne Placito, daughter of T/Sgt and Mrs Ralph Placito, formerly of Eastwood now in Yeleta, Texas. The four year old celebrated with a party at Bigges Air Force Base El Paso era. Readable details show siblings, neighbors and five pairs of dancing hands.
The Rev Albert vo Sheckells of Providence Rhode Island was named director of Christian Education for New York State Baptists. He succeeds Rev R Lewis Johnson and will supervise state summer camps and a new camp property near Arcade. Sheckells has held multiple church and education roles and begins duties January 15.
A long awaited shipment of 90 doors for the War Memorial will arrive in Syracuse Friday. County purchasing agent Robert W. Salinger announced the shipment from Jamestown factory, with 80 doors the first of a 400 door series. Installation and painting crews will be on hand as the doors arrive and work on the memorial is expected to finish in about five weeks.
Willam B. Stark announced a 2 cent charge for watching public skating at the War Memorial auditorium, opening the space to spectators to help cover costs. The nominal 25 cent fee aims to offset expenses, allowing parents and others to view the sessions without paying full admission.
Jane Russell attends as matron of honor for Edna Skinner daughter of Eugene and Mrs Skinner who wed Robert Deen Turner in Van Nuys California The ceremony occurred in a private chapel with Skinner known for Oklahoma and rolename roles in film and stage Her father is connected to Sealright. Turner is of Jamestown Both families were in California for the event with Turner’s wedding noted as his first in years.
The Home Bureau will discuss saving money on meals at a meeting in the Baptist Church at 10 30 AM Thursday. Margaret VanBuskirk is the program chairman.
Sirens will sound Friday morning in Syracuse to recall the Pearl Harbor anniversary. One minute of warning is to impress upon residents that liberty requires vigilance. Civil Defense officials urge motorists to seek cover away from cars if possible.
GE production and maintenance workers at the Syracuse plant returned to work today, ending a one day quickie walkout sparked by the demotion of a shop steward. About 2,807 employees reported for the shifts, with roughly 10,000 GE workers in the city. The union and company cited work volume declines and a claimed favoritism issue tied to steward seniority as key factors, while other GE locations faced ongoing labor tension and strikes nearby.
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