Court Clears Major Default Judgment Against Guth
Official Referee Edgcomb voided the $695,494 default judgment against Charles G Guth in Onondaga County Supreme Court after questioning if Guth was ever served. The ruling notes conflicting testimony from process server Mandell and Guth, finding possible error in service and ordering $10 costs to be added to the final bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Laidlaw
Syracuse Dairy Company
Supreme Court
Kibbessan. Gull
Ob Bahia
Loft Candy Company
Pepsi- Cola Company
Ernest J. Edgecomb
Jesse
Kingsley
Tmamely
Leidlaw
Laidlaw
Guth
New York Athletic Club
New York City
New York
Onondaga County
Oscar J. Brown
The
Herald-Journal
Abram Zoller
Justice Zoller
Edgcomb
Mandell
New ‘York Athletic Club
Refree Edgcomb
Saranac Lake
Yuletide License Stocking Stuffer Promises Fresh Tags
City clerk George K Han cock announced a fresh supply of 1941 hunting fishing trapping and dog licenses. He urged dog owners to obtain new tags before the annual accounting date, suggesting license in stocking gifts for sportsmen and dog lovers.
Signal Light Ends West Genesee and West Streets Tie Up
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts sees a settlement as workers begin installing a traffic signal at the West Genesee Street and West Street intersection. The longtime dispute centered on easing rush hour congestion and right of way problems at the corner. Boulevard signs previously worsened the flow, halting both streams. An old ordinance from the 19 member council authorized the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Genesee
West Streets
Nelson F. Pitts
West Street
Genesee Street
Pitts
Common Council
Revised Law Brings $1 500 Injury Suit
Mrs Louise Ackles of Tully files a claim on behalf of her 17 year old daughter Mary Lea Ackles for injuries after Fire Truck No 8 hit a trolley car at South Salina and Colvin Streets. The city faces potential liability under a new municipal law requiring filing a claim with the city comptroller and a 30 day wait before suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Tormey
Louise A. Ackles
Tully
Mary Lea Ackles
Miss Ackles
South Salina
Colvin
Miss
Industrial Leaders to Sell Toy Fund Papers Saturday
Syracuse article describes industrial executives from local plants planning to sell Toy Fund papers to raise money for Christmas toys. Leaders and companies listed include Clarence Foertch Easy Washer Herbert Davis Carrier Cady Syracuse Chilled Steel Plow Abbott welfare commissioner Irish Lamson Lynch McGuire BoyIe Herald-Journal and many others. The event stresses voluntary contributions with no pressure, urging downtown attendance Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris Kringle
Chamber of Commerce
Newsies
Kullabaloo
Herbert R. Davis
Easy
E. J. Lush
The
Carrier Corporation
Robert Cady
Syracuse Chilled Steel Plow Company
Clarence J. Foerth
J. D. Taylor
B. W. Hoag
Solvay Process
E. M. House
Crouse-Hinds Company
L. H. Abbott
Frank L. Irish
Lamson Corporation
Edward Lynch
Marsellus Casket Company
Thomas McGuire
Searbury Clothes
Frank Boyle
Brown- Lipe~Chapin Company
E. A. O’hara
Herald-Journal
Dignity
D-D.’S
M.D
Syracuse
Clarence J. Foertch
Easy Washer Company
Solvay Process Corporation
Borden Milk Company
Conway Monroe
Continental Can Company
George DeTam
Crucible Steel- Sanderson
Frank McLaughlin
Halcomb Steel Company
Thomas Havill
Straightline Foundry and Machine Company
U.S. Hoffman Machine Corporation
J. W. Murphy
Leonard P. Markard
Will & Baumer Candle Company
Railway Bearing Company
Process Gear Company
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monarch Club
Gordon P. Manse
American Legion
Doc
Legion
Ringling Brothers
Syracuse Hotel Syracuse Staff Dinner Dance Plans
More than 400 hotel employees will attend the Christmas dinner dance in the Terrace Room of Hotel Syracuse sponsored by the hotel corporation. The event features cabaret dancing and a floor show with musical and dance numbers by hotel staff amid a skeleton crew attending to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Syracuse
Hotel Corporation
Coed Suffering From Rare Blood Malady Improves on Serum
Doctors at University Hospital report Miriam E. Berlow a Syracuse University senior 22 showing improvement from cavernous sinus thrombosis after serum treatment. The patient had near fatal complications with facial swelling and blood clots. her mother, and friends, await further signs as Christmas Holidays approach in Newton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Miriam E. Berlow
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Miss
Mrs. Russell
Berlew
Aes ‘Street
Newton, N. J
Berley
Heven Hall
Uiness
Eight Injured In Icy Street Car Mishaps
Seven people were injured in a series of about 50 minor accidents on icy streets overnight. A skidding Greyhound bus near Lafayette left 10 shaken. the driver had a leg injury. Police blamed dangerous conditions from a sudden freeze for most crashes. The report lists several named individuals injured in various collisions and a bicycle-car crash.
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Greyhound
Lafayette
Iity
Lewis Lamberson
Board Place
Tully Road
Spee C. Wiley
Magdalexa Magnarelli
Isabella Street
Chester Gaca
Syracuse
R. D
Genesee Street
Jesse Mack
William D. Denslow
Forest Hill Drive
Predd. Becker
Malcolm Street
West Genesee
North West Streets
Cor
Helius Stapleton
Edward Glanert
Teall Avenue
Leonard Tucei
Grumbach Avenue
Boyden Street
Alfred Verrette
Thompson Road
Robert J. Verrette
Leo McAvoy
Glencove Road
Boston Street
Caleb Avenue
William Holden
Lowell Avenue
Harriette Anderson
Palmer Avenue
Genesee
Warren Streets
Joseph Kucharsky
Putnam Street
Salvatore Lazzaro
Alvord Street
Geddes Street
William Richards
Russell Malcolm
Kurcharski
William Williamson
Maryland Avenue
Neft
William Wallace
Salt Springs Road
East Water Street
University Avenue
Post Office Hires 60 Helpers As Christmas Mail Soars
Post office reports 60 extra helpers added at P O with 30 more clerks yesterday and staff doubles today. Receipts reach 124 802 95 for the first 17 days, up 15 642 27 year over year as thousands begin holiday mailing with peak expected Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund ‘L.’ Weston i
Letter Box and All The Mail Passes Through
Charles White, a new substitute carrier, proved mail must reach the post. He detached a stuck letter box at South West and Gif ford Streets and delivered box and mail to the post office. A rusty lock prevented opening. the mail went through and the lock was replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
South West
Gifford Streets
White
Burt Street Closure for Railroad Bridge Work
Burt Street between Almond and South McBride will close tomorrow as steel workers erect girders for the D. L. & W elevation bridge. The street stays shut through spring for excavation to gain 14 foot clearance. After completion, crews return to build West Onondaga Street bridge approaches and aim to install main girders by mid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Street
Almond
South McBride Streets
McBride
Onondaga Street
Syracuse Academy Elects Dr Donald S Childs President
Dr Donald S Childs was elected unanimously to the presidency of the Syracuse Academy of Medicine at its annual meeting at the University Club. Also elected were Dr George Reed as vice president Dr Floyd R Parker secretary Dr C E McElwain treasurer Dr P K Menzies retiring president and Dr T C Wyatt Dr R J Pieri and Dr Brooks W McCuen as council members and trustee respectively. The meeting featured a paper by Dr H Van Zile on Chemotherapy with the Sulfonamides and a discussion led by Dr F O Harbaich Dr William CO and Dr John Myers. The retiring president will address the academy at 8 30 PM Tuesday Jan 21 at the University Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S. Childs
Syracuse Academy of Medicine
University Club
George Reed
Floyd R. Parker
C. E. McElwain
P. K. Menzies
T. C. Wyatt
R. J. Pieri
Brooks W. McCuen
H.van Zile
Hyde
Harbaich
William CO
John Myers
Will
The
Academy
Street Cars Out January After Long Run
Fragmentary report notes street car service ending in January after years of operation. Details and exact dates are unclear in the readable text.
Lilac Sprigs Brought to Herald Journal by Two Girls
Two girls from South State Street say they found sprigs near a garage at Townsend and Jefferson Streets and brought them to the Herald Journal office. Horticultural experts identify the sprigs as lilacs, noting the mild winter as a possible influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Rita Kilbourn
South State
Herald-Journal
Townsend and
Jefferson Streets
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Haberle
TR Oyaame Lg
Game Dept
Kirtland
Selina St
Syracuse Trust
Charles G. Guth
Poe
North West
Miriam Berlow
P.O
Burt
Donald Childs
DR. Donald
Childs
Strate
Nien
K&g
Jeddo-Highland Premium
Blue Coal
Niagara-Hudson
Raaecclay
Dubarry
Wickerweave
Putziger
Bedget Phen
South
Salina ST
F. W. Sutland
Cor. Jefferson and
South Salina Streets
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