08 Dec 1941
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1941
Page
1
M. J. Coleton of 146 Erickson Street pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated in Traffic Court before Judge Harry H. Farmer. He was held on $50 cash bail until Saturday after allegedly forcing Patrolman Jay T. Lane’s police scout car onto the sidewalk on Genesee Street.
A benefit treasure hunt organized by Eastwood Business Associates drew 400 residents to raise funds for Christmas baskets. The event began at 2 50 P M from 2649 James Street, toured Bartons Corners and other stops, returning to Syracuse for a hunt dinner and dancing at Hotel Syracuse. Rob er t G Straub chaired the committee with Charles Mason Rita Drayer and Frank G Schug in leadership roles. Patrolmen Frank Lesicki and John Zebriec directed the car caravan accompanying the hunt.
Onondaga County Board of Elections and supervisor elect Hall weigh an appeal after Supreme Court Justice Crege voided Hall's Lafayette supervisor win citing irregularities involving voters from Onondaga Indians. Court action was brought by John Crowe, with no immediate order served, and the town board to name a supervisor if no appeal is filed.
The Organized Housewives announce a public meeting in Room 109 of the Onondaga County Court House tonight at o oclock. The public is welcome. The board of directors met last night at Mrs. James Wilsons home to appoint committee chairmen.
Political leaders seek a successor to Judge Frank Cooper in the Northern District covering Onondaga and 193 counties. Candidates include Richard P. Byrne, J Herbert Gilroy, John W. MacDonald, Stephen W. Brennan, Donald V. Carr, and David F. Lee, with Ralph L. Emmons favored for reappointment. The President will appoint with Senate confirmation. Cooper remains in post until a successor is chosen. The Supreme Court postponed opinions to attend a joint session with President Roosevelt.
Detective Sergt. Arthur Holden of the Syracuse Police relates a baptismal or wedding note linking Grace to sergeant Bernard H Quin of the anti aircraft forces at Barracks. The fragment mentions Syracusans awaiting word from Hawaii and a seven month bride.
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