Rain Eases Dangers of Iced Roads
Syracuse and much of New York state endured heavy rain and freezing fog as temperatures rose from near two below to near 50 degrees. Icy roads caused multiple crashes and stalling, with bus runoffs near Syracuse and several highways described as impassable. A 62 year old woman slipped on ice and broke her arm near South Salina Street. The AP noted statewide perilous conditions outside New York City with the Binghamton area especially affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga Ta
New York State
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Cayuga Omnibus Corporation
Syracuse- Marcellus
Cards Corners
William Merkley
Raymond B. Traver
Skaneateles
Otisco
Tully
Vesper
Pompey Hill
Brighton Avenue
Syracuse-Oswego
Auburn
Marcellus
Onondaga Hill
Oswego
New York City
Associated Press
Binghamton
Youth problem topic on station WFBL tonight
The Syracuse Council of Churches hosts a round table on Is There a Youth Problem Today broadcast from 8 to 8 30 P M on WFBL with Rev Gene E Bartlett Calvary Baptist Church as chair and speakers Dr Katherine Taylor Lansing Petrie Robert H Sraith Jr and Miss Beverly Woodson Also tomorrow 8 05 to 8 30 A M Rev Archie B Bedford Danforth United Church leads WSYR broadcast The Book of All Mankind Other WSYR program 4 to 4 30 P M features The Family Prepares for Christmas with Rev Dr Wilson G Cole University Methodist Church and participants Mrs Robert A Pond Dr and Mrs Gordon D Hoople Dr Howard Lyman and the University Church quartet soprano Mrs Viola Pollassek soprano Mrs Jane Snook tenor Conrad Hess baritone Milton Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
WFBL
Syracuse Council of Churches
Gene E. Bartlett
Calvary Baptist Church
Katherine Taylor
Lansing Petrie
Robert H. Sraith, Jr
Beverly Woodson
Archie B. Bedford
Danforth United Church
WSYR
Wilson G. Cole
University Methodist Church
Robert A. Pond
Gordon D. Hoople
Howard .Lyman
University Church Quartet
Viola Pollassek
Jane Snook
Conrad Hess
Milton Spence
Induction Names Listed in Obscure Local Record
A fragmented notice lists several individuals including Burton Betty Allen and Jean Pay along with Helen and Joan Hunter and Esther Hayter as part of an old will induction. The readable fragments imply a ceremonial or archival acknowledgment within a local record.
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Burton
Betty
Allen” Cass
Spay
Jean
Pay
Helen Ti
Joan Hunter
Esther Hayter
Engineering Unit Elects L. L. Lewis
L. L. Lewis of the Carrier Corporation was elected president of the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers at the society’s 86th annual convention closure in New York City. He has long service in the group including director terms and New York section leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Lewis
Carrier Corporation
American Society of Refrigerating Engineers
New York City
Air
Pioneering Air Conditioning Inventor and Fire Log Summary
The record highlights Mr. Lewis, credited with inventing the by pass air conditioning system used in theaters nationwide and later applied to munitions and blast furnace operations during wartime. A Kentucky native and University of Kentucky alumnus, he worked with Willis Carrier and held engineering roles after 1907. Fire logs note multiple incidents on Oswego Boulevard and Warren Street with autos and burlap smolders causing minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
School of Engineering
Willis H. Carrier
The
Carrier Corporation
Oswego Boulevard
Bear Street
Warren Street
Mercy Plane Flight Cancels Davila Talk on Hill Here
Carlos Davila former Chilean ambassador to the United States cancels his engagement to speak at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University due to accompanying his ailing wife to Santiago A replacement lecturer Prince Paul Sapieha of Poland an authority on international trade will deliver the talk at 8 PM He is the son of Windsor Graetz and fought with the Polish against Bolsheviks at the end of World War I and later led coal and zinc firms in Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Chile
Santiago
United States Army
Senor Davila
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Douglas Miller
Prince Paul] Sapieha
Poland
Germany
Prince Paul
Windisch-Graetz
Warsaw
Czas
Elmen Firm Merger Creates 175 Buffalo to Syracuse Jobs
The Samuel Elman Manufacturing Company and Faultless Sportcraft Company merge to form the Fault Jess Sportcraft division of Elman Bulletin Shaffer Inc with headquarters in Syracuse. About 175 Buffalo employees will transfer. combined sales near 1 million dollars annually. Officers include Shaffer, Bulletin, Elman, Ballotin and Elman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Elman Manufacturing Company
West
Genesee Street
Faultless Sportcraft Company of
Buffalo
Buffalo Concern
Syracuse
Harvey J. Shaffer
Fault- Jess-Sportcraft
Elman, Bulletin & Shaffer, Inc
United States Army
Missouri
Shaffer
Jacob Bulletin
Samuel Elman
I. J. Elman
David Ballotin
Trend to Fascism is Seen by Editor at Dinner
James G. Daly of Columbus editor of the Sample Case official publication of the United Commercial Travelers of America spoke at a Central City Council dinner at the Onondaga Hotel. He said a decade of agitation and centralized power plans have pushed toward totalitarianism, noting the pattern begins that way and will, he warned, occur in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
James G. Daly
Columbus
United Commercial Travelers of America
Central City Council
Onondaga Hotel
Daly
Dance Teachers Protest City Recreation Dance Program
A committee of dancing teachers protests the Municipal Recreation Commission plan to run dance classes in city schools aimed at aiding children from lower income families. They argue private instructors will lose business though officials say programs feed private classes and help select talented youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Recreation Commission
Commission
Smith T. Fowler
Recreation Commission
Fowler
Smith
Zionist Meeting To Be Chaired By Rabbi Hyman I Hyman
Rabbi Hyman I Hyman of Temple Adath Yeshurun will chair a joint Zionist meeting by Syracuse Mizrachi and other local groups in the Onondaga Hotel Wahata Room at 3 P M tomorrow. Eliezer Letner director of the Jewish National Fund religious dept Americas and Rabbi Samuel Blumenthal director of the Zionist organization youth movement will speak. Letner, a noted writer and mentor, has spent considerable time in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Irwin I. Hyman
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Syracuse
Mizrachi
Hiawatha
Onondaga Hotel
Eliezer’ Letner
Fund
América
Samuel .Blumenteh
Americas
Letner
Edmentor
Palestine
Foiyi Lane
Two Motorships Near End of Barge Canal Season
The Empire State and the Badger State, both Fed eral Motor Ship Company vessels, pushed along the Barge Canal to Oswego finishing their runs for the year. They left Sylvan Beach at 3 50 A M and reached Three Rivers after crossing Oneida Lake through ice, arriving Oswego around noon as winter canal restrictions end the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Badger State
Oswego
Great Lakes
Federal Motor Ship Company
Oneida Lake
Sylvan Beach
Brewerton
Three Rivers
Fulton
Badget State
Twenty-Five Teachers Face Inquiry In Red Case
Twenty five college teachers face contempt proceedings for denying to testify at a legislative inquiry into Communist activities in New York city schools. The Board of Higher Education is authorized to seek legal opinion on its powers and the minutes of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Higher Education
Ordway Tead
Legislative Committee
Brooklyn College
Communist Party
Binghamton, N.Y
Thomas J. Mangan
State Regent Board
F. H. LaGuardia
Boards of Education and Higher Education
Body of Dunkirk Woman Identified in Florida River
The drowned woman found in the St. Augustine river was identified as Miss Mary Lish of Dunkirk. Syracuse police aided Florida authorities after a wrist watch she wore was traced to the city. Lish, secretary to Lake Shore Seed Co. president David S. Wright, left for a south trip five weeks ago and checked into a St. Augustine hotel November 26, disappearing three days later. The AP dispatch noted no signs of violence on the body.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Syracuse
Mary Lish
Dunkirk
Florida
Lish
David S. Wright
Lake Shore Seed Company
Associated Press
Women’s Club Aids Lighthouse Sales at City Venues
The Business and Professional Women’s Club members sell items made by the blind at the Museum of Fine Arts and the State Tower Building with Miss Ruby Howe as chairwoman. The committee includes Eva Allen Ruth Baker Mary Jane Baker Ethel Collins Sarah D. Collins Claire Douglas Lara Handsom Helen Hayes Marguerite Henry Elizabeth Hogan Beulah Merchant Janet Milné Florence Mosher Marjorie Oakley Cornelia Peck Marjorie C Smith Hazel Smith A May Towner Ruth Van Alstine Fay Wedstrorth Louise Wetter and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Howe
Museum of Fine Arts
State Tower
Miss Howe
Eva Allen
Ruth Baker
Mary Jane Baker
Ethel Collins
Claire Douglas
Lara Handsom
Helen Hayes
Marguerite Henry
Elizabeth K. Hogan
100 Children Sell Red Poinsettias for Greek Relief
Syracuse residents join a tag day street drive by the Greek War Relief Fund Community Division. Over 100 Greek descent children sold poinsettias downtown to fund food shelter clothing and medical aid for Greek civilians amid Italian aggression. Mayor Rolland B. Marvin endorsed the cause. Rev Panagiotis Anastassiou chaired efforts with local committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Greek War Relief Fund
Greece
Rolland B. Marvin
Panagiotis Anastassiou
St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church
United States
Cornelius Vanderbilt
America
Montgomery Street
Father Anastassiou
A. D. Constantine
Steve Haralambides
Gregory Caroueas
Peter Zaharis
Charles Theodossiou
James Kazacos
Lilyan Tashman Fur Auction Brings $2000 in New York
Furs formerly valued at $250,000 belonging to the late actress Lilyan Tashman sold for $2,000 at auction. The top item, a chinchilla cape insured for $50,000, sold for $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilyan Tashman
New York
Lt Schulze Flies Army Plane Home From Langley
Lieut Herbert O Schulze 26 of Syracuse arrives at Syracuse Municipal Airport after a three hour flight from Langley Field Virginia in an O 47 A three place observation craft. He stopped to refuel at Middletown Pennsylvania and will return to Virginia tomorrow afternoon.
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Max Schulze
Park Street
Lieut
Herbert C. Schulze
Langley Field
Herbert O. Schulze
Syracuse
Schulze
Middletown
Syracuse University
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Langley
New York
Virginia
Intercollegiate Model Council Discusses League Stability
League of Nations Intercollegiate Model Council session at Syracuse University’s Maxwell auditorium debated currency stabilization and nondiscrimination in representation. The assembly rejected a proposal to surrender sovereign powers to a reorganized league amid college participants and a talk on Canadian American relations by Prof. Albert Corey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence University
Pearl dress worth 250000 flown to Cincinnati
A pearl dress valued at 250000 was sent by air express at 1 02 PM today to Cincinnati. It is the most valuable air express package ever handled through Syracuse office of Railway Express Company. The Imperial Pearl Syndicate of Chicago owns it and designer Hattie Carnegie created it. It had been on display at Addis Company 449 South Salina Street and will go to H and Pogue Company of Cincinnati.
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City
Ohio
Air Express
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Railway Express Company
Edward Gould
American Airlines
Imperial Pearl Syndicate
Chicago
Hattie Carnegie
Addis Company
South
Salina Street
8. Pogue Company
Police arrest Samuel Tripoli in obscene literature case
Police seized Samuel Tripoli aged 21 of 114 Delhi Street yesterday for possessing obscene literature in violation of the penal law. Police Judge Homer V. Walsh fined him 25 dollars today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tripoli
Delhi Street
Homer V. Walsh
Investment counselor Boltz sought in $2.9 million fraud
Philadelphia report states Robert J. Boltz, 53, an investment counselor, is sought after an indictment charging 21 counts for defrauding clients of about $2.5 million through the nonexistent North American Investment Fund Inc. He vanished Oct 22 after a state inquiry. Bail set at $100,000 if captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert J. Boltz
Boltz
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
George A. Welsh
Post Office Inspection Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pennsylvania Securities Commission
J. Myron
North American Investment Fund, Inc
Mistletoe Decorates Frosh Holly Hop at Syracuse University
A large mistletoe hangs from a revolving mirrored ball at Archbold Gym for the Frosh Holly Hop at 8 P.M. today. The gym will be decorated with red and green drapes holly and spotlights. Leo M. Snell will pick the top dancing couples for awards. The guest of honor couple is Miss Joan Fisher and Edward Kriete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbold Gymnasium
Syracuse University
Leo M. Snell
Snell
Dancing Academy
Freshhman
Joan Fisher
Asbury Park
N. J
Edward Kriete
Bayonne
Fortified Health: Strong Resistance Cited in Study
A new report underscores the link between bodily resistance and resilience, noting that individuals with higher immune strength show better recovery. Researchers caution results vary with age and lifestyle factors.
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Oswero Highway
Marcellus Road
Syracuse-Marcellus
Carrier Executive
Refrigerating Society
Mercy
Davila
Carlos Davila
Elmen
Assumption
Assumption Church
Conection
Catholic Central
Verein
Catholic Women’s Union
Thomas: Grassman
Tekakwitha
Fonda
Union
Knights of St. John
Michael Steines
Holy Trinity Church
Paul Hemmer
Saint Joseph’s
Alban Bartos
Hippolyte
Kirchen
Severin Muller
William J. Uullrich
Revort
Moertes
Waterway
Women’s Club
Schultz
League Council
Tripoli
Pete
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