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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1949
Page
5
Inquiries at the Federal Building gather varying views from residents about Santa Clauses downtown. Miss Maxine Hicks says she’s moved on, while Larry Brennan favors multiple Santas for kids. Other residents worry excess breeds suspicion or confusion for children.
A gas leak blamed for a late reported explosion at an antique shop in Birmingham Michigan killed five people and injured four, including fire inspector Lee Carroll. The proprietors Mrs Charles E Jones and her son Wilson Jones were among the dead, along with Ruth Branson and another unidentified woman.
A photographic expedition sails from Philadelphia to Egypt to microfilm manuscripts held at St. Catherine's Monastery on Mt Sinai. The mission is organized by the American Foundation for the Study of Man under a Library of Congress commission.
John Ulatowski of 104 Richfield Blvd Mattydale died after a short illness. A World War I veteran and foreman at Easy Washing Machine Corp he belonged to Polish Legion American Veterans Post 14 DAV and VFW. Survived by wife Katherine two sisters and several nieces and nephews services Thursday at 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
Warring factions of the United Electrical Workers Union prepare for a court fight in Syracuse to decide who legally heads U E Local 320 at General Electric. Justice D Page Morehouse Jr will hear motions to dismiss and respond to filings alleging the local officers are not legally in their posts due to secession and alleged Communist domination.
Vincent H. Shelton of 111 Aberdeenter is expected home for Christmas after three weeks of treatment on Staten Island. His mother Mrs. Herbert D. Sheldon said he recently had kidney surgery at Halloran Veterans Hospital and he was paralyzed from a South Pacific wound.
Poor visibility grounded two flights from Hancock Field this morning. The American Airlines DC-6 Skysleeper with 31 passengers and five crew was forced to divert to Syracuse. Colonial Airlines canceled its 8 30 A M flight to Washington and rescheduled it for 12 35 P M.
Cosco offers kitchen stools in chrome finish with padded backs and heavy gauge metal. Features include swing in swing out steps with wide rubber treads for safety and durability, marketed as energy saving helpers for cleaning vegetables ironing and other tasks.
Simple to use and easy to clean unit promises sweet clear juice with no pulp or bitter aftertaste. Also promotes a handy vacuum bottle for lunch boxes picnics and trips to keep drinks at the correct temperature.
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