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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1946
Page
10
The Syracuse Civil Rights Congress plans a citywide campaign to collect 10000 signatures on a petition calling for Senate refusal to seat Mississippi Senator Theodore G Bilbo. The move follows a Tuesday meeting at Hotel Syracuse.
A fragmented notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names and addresses including Thelma G. Wotmuth and Nicholas Barone, plus Ana B. Gabor and Albert Bareo, with unclear streets and cities. The legible items indicate several couples and associated addresses in an urban area.
A Syracuse police official argues that male drivers cause more crashes while female drivers are more cautious. Capt. Hennigan notes that commercial drivers generally have safer records and urges motorists to slow for elderly pedestrians. He cites an 11 year survey showing pedestrians 11 and older as frequent victims and emphasizes not honking at seniors.
Rumors circulate that Edward Yackel of Onondaga County may be named to lead the State Liquor Authority, with Charles A. McNett as Republican county chairman. Observers see power shifts involving McNett Costello ties and possible PSC appointment for McNett or Yackel.
Syracuse Fire Department reviews city schools after National Board of Fire Underwriters report. Chief Savage received the board's findings and will push the Education Board to implement recommendations, many minor and affordable, to improve life and property protection.
Five families homeless in an abandoned N Salina Street firehouse rush to set up livable quarters. Mrs Welljammer of the Salvation Army supervises. officials say urgency required immediate shelter as curtains hang and new mattresses arrive.
City officials convert a three story brick building into apartments for about a dozen families. Each unit houses an average of four persons with basic plumbing available but delay in insulation. A laundry room lacks a washing machine and a dining room exists. furnishings largely come from the Salvation Army and Jefferson Park children's ramp.
Detective Arthur Casey reports NYC police recovered the safe stolen from Robert Wolf’s home at 215 Ross Place on November 23. The burglary involved $565 in cash and jewelry including two $300 watches, with the safe removed from a bedroom closet and thought wrapped in a bedspread. The Metropolitan Police did not account for the contents of the safe.
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