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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1946

Page

6

Nearly 16000 viewed the Sith National Ceramic Exhibition at Syracuse Museum

The Sith National Ceramic Exhibition at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts closed Sunday night drawing about 16 000 viewers. A Frank Buchanan Post VFW dinner at 200 LeMoyne Ave Mattydale hosted 200 members and auxiliaries with speakers from Ithaca. A stolen large thermometer outside Engine House in Montgomery Street prompted talk of replacement. Knights of Columbus retreat ended with mass and breakfast chaired by Joseph Sidley and Rev Gerald Quinn S J. James Ochsner named to sand division committee deformation. Kenneth G Bartlet named Peabody Award committee chair at Syracuse University. Junior Red Cross Club at Roosevelt Junior High held Christmas party for Loretta Rest residents.

Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Frank Buchanan Knights of Columbus Syracuse Council Joseph Sidley Gerald Quinn S. J LeMoyne College Junior Red Cross Club Roosevelt Junior High School Loretta Rest Loretta Rest Guild

Variety of club and society meetings in Syracuse

A dense schedule lists numerous events at Syracuse venues including the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts and Hotel Onondaga. Meetings span clubs like Kiwanis and Business and Professional Women, dinners by New York Telephone and General Electric, Christmas parties and exhibitions with times from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and late afternoon sessions.

UG Tol Syracuse Museum of Fine Arta Technology Club Gat Syracuse Cathane Daughters Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Alcoholics Anonymous New York Telephone Co Library School of Syracuse Onondaga Grous Parts, Inc Byracuse Syracuse Savings Bank General Electric Co Board of Directors Kiwanis Club Bomra and Stair Suranuae Council of Rin-Y’s Rcwyettes Airts Interclub Council Syracuse Cirade A. S. ME Synacuse Museum of Fine Arts Bualress Curls W. CC

Auto Mishaps Costly In Lost Time And Medical Bills

A Lansing study reports average accident costs total about 170 salary 92 medical and hospital bills 26 other charges and 220 for auto repair. National figures include 73 uninjured 408 injured driver 206 injured passenger and 468 injured pedestrian. Syracuse Safety Division urges caution as longer winter nights raise crash risk and offers tips windshield care braking maintenance slower speeds and avoiding sudden stops.

Lansing. Mich National Conservation Bureau Local Safety Council Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Walter Tox Fox

Local Dinner Meetings At Hotel Onondaga And Syracuse

A listing records events in Syracuse with meetings and dinners at Hotel Onondaga and Hotel Syracuse. Attendees include Go 9:00 New York Telephone meeting and Chevrolet Motor Division notes.

Cuse New York Onondaga Chevrolet Motor Division Bullet Gaylord Brothers Sealright Syracuse

Civil Service Fire List Prepared for Examinations

Myron executive director of the Onondaga County Civil Service Commission said certified fire lists will be ready this afternoon and Chief Savage will call in the first 25 men for examination as soon as certification is received. Police lists are expected to be ready early this week.

Herbert Myron Onondaga County Civil Service Commission Frank M. Savage Savage

Local Marriage Licenses Reported For Several Residents

Leonard Massenzio of 1607 Park Street and Yolanda Scarsl of 703 N Townsend Street apply together. James K Stamptes of 140 Jamesville Avenue and Vesta A Shoccraft of 323 Furman Street are also listed in the marriage ledger.

Leonard Massenzio Park St Yolanda Scarsl N. ‘Vownsend St Jamesville Av Vesta A. Shoccraft Furman St

Two Men Deny Assault on Grant Blvd Fight

Woodrow W. Taylor and Louis Showens, both 32 and 45, were arraigned in Police Court on assault and disorderly conduct charges after a Grant Boulevard disturbance that injured Sergeant Meehan. They pleaded innocent and were held for a December 23 appearance.

Grant Blvd Alfred Meehan Woodrow W. Taylor Camillus Louis Showens Brewerton

Fire destroys second story of home near Fabius

A fire near Fabius damaged the two story home of Glenn Campbell early Sunday afternoon. Firefighters from the Fabius department saved the tower and fought the blaze for two and a half hours. Campbell was at work in a garage when notified. his wife and daughter were visiting in Alabama.

Glenn Campbell Fabius Fabius Volunteer Fire Department Campbell Robert Wash Alabama

Robbery and assault reported by Westcott Street victim

Orla Green states three men robbed him of 150 dollars at Grand Avenue club early Sunday. He was punched and knocked down while at the bar, police search for the assailants as Patrolman Richard Haley records the account.

Grant. Blvd Meehan Orla Green Westcott St Green Richard Haley

Divorces and Separations Reported in Local Notices

Granted divorces include Steve Skloda from Ann Sklodn Ployd Smith from Irene HW Smith Ray Malikow from Alex Malikaw Helen Agnes Mills from William A Mills Jane Kleist from Herbert Keist Helen Herrick McBride from Harold T Mc Bride and annulments Mary Renzi Allen from Buzene J Allen Ruth Abbott from Nicholas Abbott Ida M Keenan from James Leo Keenan.

Steve Skloda Ann Sklodn Ployd Smith Irene HW. Smith Ray Malikow Alex Malikaw Piel Helen Agnes Mis William A. Mills Jane Kleist Herbert Keist Helen Herrick McBride Harold T. McBride Mary Renzi Allen Buzene J. Allen Ruth Abbott Nicholas Abbott Ida M. Keenan James Leo Keenan

Controversy Over Onondaga County Sanatorium Fate

At a Board of Supervisors meeting in Onondaga County a debate over whether the Sanatorium should be turned over to state management or remain county controlled drew about 50 attendees from the Health Association the League of Women Voters and other groups. Support favored state control while a few urged more home rule led by critics like Clancy Hopkins who warned of Communism and state overreach.

Board. .of Supervisors Fueture Onondaga ‘County Onondaga Health Association League of Women Voters Council’ of Social Agencies Edward, C. Yackel Board ‘of Supervisors Yackel Alexis Mc Muench Special ‘Committee Clancy Hopkins Ph . Board ‘of Supervisors Harold J Pop” Welch San Contol Ag Oa Harry Kallett Welch Clarence Twichell Roy.a. Stewart

Nowakowski seeks reinstatement after dismissal

Edward J. Nowakowski, a disabled veteran fired by Mayor Costello from a $2,200 yearly post, appeals to Governor Dewey for reinstatement. He cites rights as a citizen and veterans’ service, questions motives for dismissal, and notes tuberculosis program support.

Edward J. Nowakowski Frank J. Costello Mae Moy Laumas Lowey Nowakowski Mattydale Army Airbase Veterans ‘Housing Project Onondaga County Veterans Counseling Service

Jurors Pay May Rise to Six Dollars a Day

Justices of Onondaga County propose raising juror pay from four to six dollars daily for Supreme Court and county court cases. The increase, discussed at a Saturday meeting with County Judge Leo W. Breed, notes the top legal limit is six dollars and last climbed over twenty years ago from three to four.

Board of Supervisors Onondaga County Francis D. McCain Jesse E. Kingsley Clifford H. Sear Frank P. Maalpass Leo W. Breed

New Rubbish Garbage Bids Due Today in Syracuse

The City of Syracuse expected bids over 600000 for a revised five year rubbish and garbage disposal contract. Bidders included Clarence M Schindler Cobwell Reduction Co and D Benedetto Inc New York City. Also opening bids for sanitary sewers chlorine gas and fuel items with no fire pumper specs ready.

Syracuse Cobwell ,Reduction Co New York City Clarence, M. Schindler Cobwell Reduction Co J. Lambert Forest Hil Ds D. Benedetto, Inc Lexington Av Qune Charles E Buon

Injunction Bars Chapin Electronics Stock Sales

A preliminary injunction restrains Chapin Electronics Co. at 134 Onondaga St from selling stocks or bonds and advertising or promoting them after an investigation by the Batters Business Bureau. Spokesman Bryan W Chapin says directors will comply, while Attorney General's office notes the action arose from legal technicalities.

Chapin Electronics Co Onondaga. St Supreme Court Clifford H. Sear Batter Business Bureau, Inc Alexander J. Saul Syracuse Ples Bryan W. Chapin Searl Investox's Attorney General's Office We P Saul Secretary of State Chapin Richard Cramer Leland B. Rounds Kenneth D. Molloy

State Guard Shift In Year Says Barry

Col William A Barry commanding officer of the Third Regiment says federalization of the State Guard in Syracuse cannot be accomplished for at least a year He spoke after returning from a state convention in Albany where he attended a three day conference of the New York State Guard Association Barry was named chairman of the executive board Col John T Sheehan of Newburgh was elected association president

Syreacuse William A. Barry Albany Barry New York State Guard Association John T. Sheehan Newburgh

Vet Aids Reelect Two Syracusans

Two Syracuse officers were reelected at the New York State Association of Veterans Affairs annual conference in Syracuse. Bernard Carmody was reelected vice president and Mrs. Doris Swelman secretary while James J. Rafter of New York City was reelected president. The organization founded in Utica in 1937, has about 300 members who work for government veteran agencies or veterans social groups.

New York State Association of Veterans Affairs Bernard Carmody Doris Swelman Association Syracuse James J. Rafter New York City Utica Mighellion

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