Immigrant Named Citizen After Years in Camps and DP Centers
Zig, after years in concentration camps and DP centers, became a U S citizen today. Samuel Sade, Iran born, served as a British subject in WWI and later worked for the State Department. Mrs James Romano congratulates her son Joseph, a St Lucy s Academy full back born in Argentina, on his citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zig
Samuel Sade
Iran
U. S. State Department
James Romano
Joseph
St. Lucy’s Academy
Argentina
Regina
Sellin
Wood
Danzig
Inva
Germany
United States
Stephen
Poland
St. ‘Lucy
S ‘Academy
I Ig
Romano
Liverpool
Italy
Syracuse
Lipman ‘Bers
Mary
Latvia
Murray Grant Lawson
Canada
Sade
Hamadan
America
Syracuse Luncheon Notes Marines Leaders and Local Groups
At Hotel Syracuse yesterday Edward Young spoke on Marine exploits from Cape Cod to Guadalcanal and training at Cal Gate and Amboy Air Base. The event followed by Kiljan’s remarks at the Scottish Rite Club Luncheon with Leon Van Orden presiding and the Paul Firenze trio as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Young
Sears, Roebuck
and. Co
Cape.Cod
Guadalcanal
Calgate
Amboy Air Base
Monarchs Club
Syracuse
Frederick K. Kiljan
Syracuse Rheumatic Fever Foundation
Scottish Rite Club Juncheon
Hotel Onondaga
Leon A. van Orden
Paul Firenze
Numerous dinners and meetings fill Syracuse hotels schedule
A readable agenda lists 6 4 H clubs and many organizations dining at Hotel Syracuse and Onondaga from 6:30 pm, plus a 7:00 pm General Electric Co. dinner and a 10:00 pm Masane and Wis Society dance, outlining a busy community calendar in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
D. A. Schultz, Inc
Syracuse
American Society of Metals
aAddis Co
Pioneer’ Women
Hotel
Podiatry Society
Hotel Onondaga
DaFayette
Syracuses
Juncheon
Collier Publi Ne Co
Hubbard, Drug, Co
Hadassah
County’ Education of Alcoholics
General’ Motors
Auto Dealers
Sports Aneld
Syra
Casualty Co
Hubbard Drug. Co
Fire Fighters Association
General Electric. Co
Tax Executives “Institute
Continental Can Co
General Electric Co
Tnb
Associated Artists of
Christ- 7
Massale
Museum of Fine Arts
Masane and Wis
Syracuse police vote for Benevolent Association officers
Syracuse Police vote today in clubrooms at 317 N Clinton St for officers of the Police Benevolent Association. Acting Detective Michael Corbett will be succeeded by one of three candidates Edward Geiger Lester Burgmeier or Don Sheridan as president. President nominee George Kap Seser is unopposed for vice president with Patrolman Frank Skrupa as financial secretary. Nine patrolmen seek delegate posts to next year’s convention and five gold badge men also seek a delegate seat. Polls close at 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Police Benevolent
N. Clinton St
Michael Corbett
Edward Geiger
Lester Burgmeier
Don Sheridan
George Kap- Seser
Frank Skrupa
College money factor limits higher education access
The president of the State University of New York said family wealth, not a student’s scholarship, largely decides who can attend college. Alvin C. Eyrich noted income above $9,000 boosts college attendance, while those under $5,000 are less likely to enroll. He urged expansion of community colleges to serve qualified youths unable to pay board and lodging. Frank Kk. Mosher was named president of the state association. The group restructured into 16 districts with biannual district meetings alongside the annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State University of New York
Alvin C.eyrich
State Association of Secondary School Principles
Hotel Onondaga
Eurich
New York
Frank Kk. Mosher
Marion
Albert O. Jenkins
Geneseo
T. Walsh McQuillan
Ausable Furs
Willard F. ‘Prior
Oneida
Earl L. Vander
Bracken
Clayton
American Association of School Administrators
New York State Association of
Holy Name Society Meets Wednesday at St. Joseph's
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's French Church plans a Wednesday 8 PM meeting in the church hall. The Valley Men's Chorus directed by Victor Viverious will entertain after the meeting and refreshments will be served. A Communion breakfast report previews next Sunday's event at Hotel Onondaga with Lt. Harold Kelly as speaker and honored guests including Rev. David J. Norcott Judge William E. McClusky Mayor-elect Thomas J. Corcoran and Charles J. Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
St. Joseph's Church
William E. “McClusky
Thomas J. Corcoran
Charles J. Hogan
Joseph Laurin
Harold Driscoll
Patrick Lavalle
Emory LaVallte
Bernard Moore
James Lochner
Joseph Beaudin
Miss Metzler Wins Design Contest
Miss Mary Jane Metzler of 3503 South Salina Street is named winner of the cover design contest for the Syracuse Chemist a monthly magazine of the Syracuse section of the American Chemical Society. Metzler is an art teacher at the Goodyear Burlingame School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary
Jane Metzler
Salina
Syracuse Chemist
Syracuse Section
American Chemical Society
Miss Metzler
Goodyear Burlingame School
War Brides Among 56 New Citizens Naturalized
Justice Morehouse presided as 56 individuals gained U S citizenship. Among them were 20 war brides and a man who previously refused to bear arms under a conscientious objection. Four applications were denied and two cases continued. The ceremony included diverse backgrounds from St Lucia Academy to Argentina and Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
D. Page Morehouse
Naturalization Tern
Supreme Court
St. Lucy's Academy
Justice Morehouse
Rudolf Walter’ Stuenzi
Genesee Park
Stuenzi
Apostolic Christian Church
Supreme’ Court
Ins
The
Navy
Amboy Field Reopens Briefly For One Plane
Hoyt D. Smith, principal at Mamaroneck Junior High, flew to Syracuse for a principals convention and landed at the former Amboy Airport, now abandoned in favor of Hancock Field. Marines opened a hangar for his privately owned plane, marking it as possibly the last aircraft berthed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Hoyt D. Smith
Mamaroneck Junior High School
New York Association of Secondary School
Hotel Onondaga
Syracuse
Smith
Mamaroneck
Hancock Field
Mattydale
Syracuse Man Promoted to Master Mechanic at New York Central
William G. Ringland of 235 Roosevelt Ave veteran of 44 years with the New York Central Railroad is promoted to master mechanic in charge of locomotive and car departments for the railroad's first district. Ringland will oversee from Harmon to Montreal and as far west as Syracuse with Albany headquarters. He succeeds Frederick Fahey. Ringland and his wife have two sons and will move to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Ringland
Roosevelt Jv
New York Central Railroad
T. J. Lyon
New York City
Ringland
Syracuse
St. Lawrence
Harmon
Montreal
Albany
Oswego
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Frederick Fahey
Two Couples File Injury Claims Against City
Theodore E. Brown and wife of 813 Madison street seek 15000 for injuries after Mrs Brown fell in a hole on South Townsend street and incurred medical expenses. Raymond Slack and wife of 414 Kirkpatrick street seek 15000 for injuries and loss of earnings after Mrs Slack fell on a Kirkpatrick street sidewalk. Both allege city negligence in failing to maintain curbs and sidewalks and threaten court action if settlements are not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Brown
Madison St
Raymond ” Slack
Kirkpatrick St
Slack
External Causes Listed in 19 Deaths
NINETEEN DEATHS from external causes were recorded by the Bureau of Vital Statistics in November. Seven were from accidental falls, six from automobile accidents, and one each from a railroad accident suicide accidental burns exposure smothering and a probable accidental fall. Twelve of the deaths occurred in Syracuse. In November 1948, 18 deaths from external causes were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bernard, M. Mitchell
Syracuse
Double Guilt Sends Man to Penitentiary
THOMAS J. WELCH, 45, of Marcellus, pleaded guilty in Police Court to petty larceny and public intoxication. He was sentenced to six months in Jamesville Penitentiary for petty larceny and 30 days for public intoxication. The larceny involved a camera taken from Woolworth's. the intoxication charge dated back to November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Welch
Marcellus
Jamesville Penitentiary
Woolworth’s
Remington Heads Managers Group in Syracuse Election
Remington GS was elected president of the General Agents and Managers Association of Syracuse at a meeting in the Hotel Onondaga. Officers named include Frederick Wright as vice president Doug Lass Ne Ellis as treasurer James H Summiers as secretary and William V Haggerty joining the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. GS Remington
General Agents
Managers Association of
Syracuse
Atvas
Onondaga
Frederick’ Wright
Douglass Ne Ellis
James H. Summiers
William V. Haggerty
Local Marriages and Addresses in Baldwinsville and Nearby Areas
A lengthy list records numerous marriages and addresses across Baldwinsville, Camillus, and surrounding towns with couples dated in December. Names include Lynch Kish Gilbert, Thompson, Anderson, Cleary, Piers, Martin, Morse, Cavell, Wood, Courbat, Palocy, Rinko, and Cooner among many others in the Genesee region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrevian
van. Siyke
Audrey
Thomaslailthaca
Carl Lynch
Bihel Kish
Balwinsvilles
L Gilbert Mat
Harriet
Wussba
Camillus
Baker
Claude
E. Thompson
déeJohn
H. Bennink
Nora
James St
Foster
Anna Crumb
Cato
R.D
James B. Cavell
Patricia Hovey
Clarendons
Virginia
Vehi
iWarren
Dingman
Daisy J. Olin
East Syracuse
Dee
Bradford
Bryan
Fanté Sistrunk
Radisson
Wiliam Ross
Betty L. Payne
Baldwinsville
Grant Vv
Wood
Marilyn J. Swanson
Carbon St
Paul B. Courbat
Helen M. DeWispelare
Mallory
Charlea J. Palocy
Dorothea M. Mathews
Michael W. Rinko
Anna M.breval
Onondaga Hill
William M. Cooner
Dorothy IL
Petrier
North Syracuse
Two Plead Guilty Before County Court Judge Breed
Two defendants pleaded guilty in County Court before Judge Leo W. Breed and were held for sentence. George Thornton, 20, and Gerald Wander, 22, faced charges including carnal abuse of a child burglary third degree and petty larceny. Wander allegedly entered Swan Dry Cleaners and stole cash and merchandise. An attorney was assigned for Elmer Everhart, charged with second degree murder in the Carmen Valerino slaying. Everhart pleaded not guilty previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed
George Thornton
Teallaw
Gerald J. Wander
W. Onondaga St
Tully
Everhart
Advertisement for Rupture Truss Replacement
A vintage style ad urges readers to request a free post card from W. S. Rice Inc to get the modern Rice Plan for reducible rupture control. It claims a safe, comfortable, non-bulky solution that blocks rupture opening and avoids traditional trusses and pads. The message emphasizes no obligation and universal suitability across ages occupations and prior truss use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Rice, Inc
Adams
Rice
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Onondaga County Court House
Lipman Bers
Bers
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
France
Regina Séllin
Dan
Son
Pension
American’ Pension Club
P.M
American Pension Auditorium
E. Washington’ St
Geddes Veterans of World War II Auxiliary
Solvay ‘Town Hall
Herbert Wagenhals
New York State
Department of Health
Syracuse Public Library
New York State Department of Health
Arthur Butler
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Manhius St
Forester’s
N. Salina St
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Youngdahl
Origaniztion
Erence
Association
John L. Bracken
Missouri
Raymond . W. Arnold
Kenmore
Charles. E. Flinn
Watertown
Dudley Co. Snyder
Valley Stream
Horace B. Myers
LeRoy
Charles. W. Joynce
Rochester
Holy Name Society
Russia
Hancock Airport
Syracusan
New York State Association of Secondary School
Martin A. Alansperger
Freeport
Karl Ti. Vandermeulen
Port Deffersén
Willard F. Prior
Sable Forks
Frank XK. Mosher
Philip Schweickhard
Snyder
William Lageny
Cold Springs
Louis W Olner
Homer
Wilbur Tl. Miller
Corning
Albert Q. Jenkins
Man
Remington Heads Managers Group
Betty
Don
McGregor
Corrin’s Men's Shop
E. Fayette St
Kathleen
Park St
N.Y
Lwaul Maloff
Fayette
Schieder
Bell-ans
Saat
Enpansiog
Élet
Wome
Kreoer AU
Warren St
Syracuse, N. Y
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