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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1947

Page

3

Two Seriously Injured in Automobile Accidents Overnight

The night brought multiple injuries from traffic incidents and falls on icy streets. Vincent Whitney and Jack Fleming listed in serious condition at Onondaga Hospital after separate crashes on James Street. Fleming suffers possible skull fracture and a broken leg, while Harrison faces arraignment for leaving the scene. Whitney had a concussion and other pedestrians were treated for bruises. Falls on ice left Leo Streub and Wilbur Blake with fractures.

Vincent Whitney Harrison Pl Jack Fleming Army Air Base Onondaga Hospital Fleming James St Thompson Rd Fred Harrison Plymouth Sr Arthur Ka Dewitt Whitney Edward Diligent Walter Foote Frank Lapedito North St Syracuse Court St Roxford Rd Marlene Gordon E. Fayette St Memorial Hospital Emil Kocher Joseph Brilbeck Carlton L. Sprague S. McBride Jr Onondaga General Hospital Leo Streub Schiller Schiller Av., Fell In the 500 Block of Erie Bird., W Donald Klug Wilbur Blake Washington St Almond St Madison Bernard Clapper

Question and Answer Method Explains Social Security

A discussion from Social Security Week clarifies eligibility and rules. A widow or parent can qualify at 65 if chiefly dependent on a son, and benefits may be supplemented by state aid. private home domestic work does not count for own earnings. If both spouses have Social Security, the higher of two benefits is paid, not both.

Social Security Office Q. T Social Security Administration Congress County Welfare Department

LATCH OF KLINE MARKS 76TH BIRTHDAY IN SYRACUSE

The Herald-Journal congratulates James F. Kline of 125 Columbia Avenue on his 76th birthday. A longtime Syracuse insurance man since 1894 he plans a quiet day at home with friends welcome. Kline, a Danville Pennsylvania native and Spanish American War veteran, remains active in local clubs and theater.

James F. Kline Columbia An Mr. Kline Heffernan Bidg Kline McCarthy & Son Lincoln Danville 12Th Regiment McKinley National Guard Syracuse University Block Chimes Heffernan Syracuse Elks Lodge Old Wieting Empire Syracuse Lodge of Elks Syracuse Turners The Army and Navy Union J. Teving Lyle Chamber of Commerce Cal John G. Butler United Spanish War Veterans Herald-Journal

Roundup Plaque Awarded At Scouts Honor Court

IN THE PRESENCE of about 800 persons the Onondaga Council presented the roundup plaque to District Chairman James P. Stimson and District Commissioner Louis N. Parmentier at the Burnet Central area Boy Scout court of honor in Porter School. Eagle Scout Donald Miller of 443 Whittier Jv was awarded and his parents pinned it on.

Onondaga Council James P. Stimson Louis N. Parmentier Burnet- Central Area Porter School Donald Miller Whittier Jv First Presbyterian Church Walter Miller Clarence H. Twichell Robert G. Foster St. Stephen's Church Edward Sobolewski Burnet Central Porter Stephen Sobolewski Paul D. Lascell Louis Parmentier James Stimson

Testimonials From AA Meeting

Two out of town members spoke at the Syracuse AA meeting Friday night. A man named Bill said medicine, AA, and clergy are shifting view of alcoholism as a medical and public health issue. Peggy, newly joining AA, spoke of tolerance humility and getting along with friends.

Alcoholics Anonymous Syracuse Bill A.A Medicine Peggy

Student Fights Eviction After Own Lawyer Says He Needs Housing

Frederick A Abess a forestry college senior acts as his own counsel in a municipal eviction case before Judge William E McClusky. He hopes to avoid relocating his wife and child before graduation as landlord Mrs Malakie Mashie seeks second floor apartment at 2923 James St for personal occupancy under federal housing law.

Frederick A. Abess Forestry College William E. McClusky McClusky Malakie Mashie James St

Platt Nominated for Brigadier General in Army Reserve

Platt of 412 Douglas St Syracuse has been nominated by President Truman to brigadier general in the Army Reserve. Senate confirmation expected next week. He served in military intelligence with the 1st Army Corps. the nomination recognizes meritorious wartime service. As a reservist he will not be called to active duty nor paid a salary.

Washington Platt Douglas St Syracuse Truman Army Reserve Senate Army Corps White House

Memorial report and plans for county war memorial building

The county war memorial project and recommendations will be submitted to the Board of Supervisors at its Monday meeting at the Court House. Earl B. Rathbun announces the committee’s work after a veterans affairs meeting. Announcement on appointing a successor to Samuel B. Sission was deferred. The plan includes the demands of the Committee of 50 seeking immediate action on the proposed sports arena and auditorium. Estimated cost is over $6,500,000.

Board of Supervisors Court House Earl B. Rathbun Veterans Affairs Committee Samuel B. Sission Rathbun Committee of 50

Rites Monday For B L King

Funeral services for Bruce L. King 53 of Warren native of Pennsylvania and Syracuse resident for 30 years will be at Greenleaf funeral home at 9 AM and at 9 30 AM in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Survived by wife a daughter Leona a brother Henry two sisters Bessie Swift of Baldwinsville Abbie Hurley and several nieces and nephews.

Bruce L. King Warren Sr Pennsylvania Syracuse Greenleaf Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception St. Agnes King Crouse Leona King Henry King Bessie Swift Baldwinsville Abbie Hurley

Easy Washing Machine Directors Approve Extra Dividend

Directors of Easy Washing Machine Corporation vote an extra dividend of 128000 to the employer pension fund and a 1.37 percent per share extra dividend on Class A and B common stock. Dividend payable December 29 to stockholders of record December 20. Company operates on a three shift basis.

Easy Washing Machine Corporation

Rent Advisory Board May Propose Increases If Law Extends

The Syracuse Rent Advisory Board said it will likely recommend higher rents only if rent control is extended beyond March 1 1948. Chairman Robert E Roney noted the current law expires that date and a change would be considered for beyond two months. The five member board for Onondaga Oswego Cayuga and Wayne counties heard petitions for increases from 30 to 35 percent while labor voiced concerns over lack of input. Members include George L Richardson Ernest D Naylor Warren S Pease and Richard C Mitchell.

Syracuse Rent Advisory Board Robert E. Roney Onondaga Oswego Cayuga Wayne John J. Maurillo C.I.C Roney George L. Richardson Syracuse Ernest D. Naylor Lyons Warren S. Pease Liverpool Richard C. Mitchell

Bank Women Elect Betty L Senf as Chairman in New York

Betty L Senf of Western Savings Bank Buffalo was elected chairman of the Savings Bank Women of Upper New York at a Hotel Onondaga meeting hosted by Onondaga County Savings Bank and Syracuse Savings Bank. Esther L Hite Albany Savings Bank was named vice chairman Ruth W Allert Savings Bank of Utica secretary. Edwin D Winksworth of Syracuse Savings Bank praised wartime women workers and said they earned a permanent place in banking.

Betty L. Senf Western Savings Bank Buffalo Savings Bank Women of Upper New York Onondaga Onondaga County Savings Bank Syracuse Savings Bank Esther L. Hite Albany Savings Bank Ruth W. Allert Savings Bank of Utica Edwin D. Winkworth

Child's Hand and Arm Burned by Boiling Water

Richard Masterpole, 14 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Masterpole of 609 Turtle Street, was treated for minor burns to his left hand and arm at St Joseph's Hospital this morning after boiling water caused the injuries.

Richard Masterpole Patrick Masterpole Turtle St St. Joseph's Hospital

Hedgewood garden apartments mortgageed for 507000

First Trust and Deposit Co. mortgaged Hedgewood garden-type apartments at 510 W. Brighton Ave. The Pomeroy Organization arranged the loan for Hedgewood Inc. Work on seven buildings is under way by Woodruff Construction Co. The project will have 38 units, each four and a half rooms with two bedrooms and automatic oil heat. Parking for 38 cars. Rents planned around $80 monthly. First occupancy by February 1, with completion about May 1.

First Trust and Deposit Co Brighton Av Pomeroy Organization Hedgewood, Inc Woodruff Construction Co

Christmas Party Sponsored by United Spanish War Veterans at 418 Genesee

The United Spanish War Veterans will sponsor a Christmas party at 418 East Genesee Street next Saturday night. Supper is served at 6 30 PM and gifts will be exchanged. There will be an election of officers at a brief business session.

United Spanish War Veterans E. Genesee St

Convention panel to discuss 1948 vegetable processing outlook

Vegetable growers and potato growers gather in Syracuse January 8 and 9 for a joint convention. Speakers include Howard Cummings of the National Canners Association and Dr C G Sayre from Geneva, each outlining perspectives as processor grower scientist and economist. The event features a large potato show with plans for consumer package exhibits.

Syracuse Lude Howard ‘Cummings National Canners Association Harold Soper Onivario County Farm Bureau CG. BL Sayre State Experiment Stadion Geneva sAs T. N. Hurd Cornell New York State Food Point Law H. F. DeGratt Cornell Agricultural Economics Department A. G. Ren Waterville Potato Club State Department of Agricultture and Markets

Growers urged to enter consumer packages in Albany

Producers previously submitted samples themselves. Growers wishing to enter consumer packages in the competition should notify Webster J Birdsall of the Bureau of Markets in Albany.

Webster J Birdsall Bureau, of Markets Albany

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