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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1954

Page

3

27th Division Conversion Confirmed by New York Guard

Gen Karl F. Hausauer announced in Albany that the 27th Infantry Division will be converted to the 27th Armored Division with Army approval and keystone support from Govs Dewey and Harriman. The shift, to be completed with training at Camp Drumm ahead, preserves all personnel and retools units into armored battalions and tanks.

Herald-American Karl F. Hausauer New York National Guard Albany Hausauer Dewey Averell Harrimer Department of Army National Guard United States Dia Rona C. Brock Amherst Camp Drumm Watertown 21Th Camp Drum Syracuse Hg. Co Svs Sve. Co Hc. & Hg. Btry Armd 249Th Fa Sv. Btry Med 249Th Armd. Fa Btry Oneida Co Inf Rome Tank Co 101St Armd Cav Ogdensburg Co. K Saranac Lake Svce Co. I Auburn 108Th Armd. Inf 71Th Infantry Department of the Army New York

Junior Red Cross To Visit Hospital Christmas Show Planned

Junior Red Cross members will entertain patients and staff at the Syracuse Veterans' Administration Hospital at 8 P.M. Monday. The event follows an Oct. 30 reception and features four choral and orchestral groups plus 13 youngsters, with Central High School drama club performing a five minute sketch. The program centers on Christmas music including Can tique de Noel and Angels We Have Heard on High. Performers include Robert Suskind Richard Sullivan Robert Davenport Gery Heiihorn Ronnie Hunt John Perry Janet Rydelek Carol Bianchi Felicia Milewski Ida Capron Margaret Pierce Barbara Magic and David Orson representing several local high and junior high schools.

RED Cross Syracuse Veterans’ Administration Hospital Dramatic Club Central High School Robert Suskind Richard Sullivan Robert Davenport Gery Heiihorn Ronnie Hunt John Perry Janet Rydelek Carol Bianchi Felicia Milewski Ida Capron Margaret Pierce Barbara Magic David Orson

Death-seeking student loses legs in Catskills ordeal

Leroy G. Murch a 28 year old former State College of Medicine student from Goshen sought death by exposure in the Catskill Mountains. He was found near Margaretville half starved with frozen feet and had both legs amputated after gangrene set in. Doctors call his condition hopeful despite the emergency operation. He said financial troubles forced him to flee into the woods two months ago and he saw only three people during that time.

State College of Medicine Catskill Mountains Leroy G. Murch Goshen Margaretville Murch J. M. Gorence Gorence

Jitterbug incident at Howard Johnson's ends in injuries

Socrates Sampson 28 and his wife Carmella 26 from 506 Berwick Road S were dancing jitterbugging when a collision caused Carmella to cut her chin requiring 10 stitches at St Joseph's Hospital. Nearby Arthur Armstrong 57 of West Genesee Street Camillus fell on home steps suffering a possible dislocated right shoulder and is in satisfactory condition at St Joseph's Hospital.

Socrates Philospher Samson Howard Johnson's Socrates Sampson Carmella Sampson St. Joseph's Hospital Hiure Arthur Armstrong W. Genesee St. Camillus jHe

Baldwinsville Fire Leaves Five Homeless

An Onondaga County house fire left Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zahn and their children Michael 17 Jack 13 and Diane 10 homeless. Damage to the house was about 1000 dollars with contents at 2000 dollars. Fire chief Howard Harrington said two rooms were destroyed and the rest ruined by smoke and heat. Red Cross workers provided bedding and clothing help as the family seeks replacement items.

Onondaga County Leonard Zahn Seneca Beach Rd Baldwinsville Zahn Michael Jack Diane Howard Harrington Ann Luff

Communities Celebrate Christmas Parties Across Syracuse Area

About 1 800 New Process Gear employees attended a city party at Keith's Theatre in the morning. Other events include the Onondaga County Savings Bank Club party at the Onondaga Golf and Country Club with a minstrel cast, the Americanization League Home Classes Christmas program at the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Young Democrats of Onondaga County party at Bill Richards Restaurant. Santa gifts and a Christmas story entertained dozens of children at the Gordon D Hoople Speech and Hearing Center, hosted by the Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association.

Cupid Percy M. Hughes Santa Claus Rotary Club Hotel Onondaga Santa Garden D. Hoople Speech and Hearing Center Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association Mary Sue Jaquin David Kimbal John Geffken Susan McLeod New Process Gear Corporation RKO Keith's Charles Howard Jack Hogan Onondaga County Savings Bank Club Onondaga Golf and Country Club Jack Pangborn Joanne Rohde Roy Taylor Rose Stevens Edward Nolan Frederick Darrow Beverly Roser Mildred Lutz John Heath Russell Carlson Richard DeVesty Fred Darrow Joan Bowers Frances Letterman Americanization League Museum of Fine Arts Gordon D. Hoople Speech and Hearing Center S. Crouseau Kappa ‘Kappa Gamma

Police Case Decision Due in City Hearing

Patrolman Charles L. Price Jr. faces a pending decision on whether to remain with the Police Department after charges linked to the fatal shooting of Floyd R. L. Warren at the Glass Bar tavern were heard at City Hall. Assistant prosecutor Robert Cooney and Price’s attorney Paul R. Shanahan presented testimony from firearm instructor Frank Lesicki and several character witnesses. Gingold, the commissioner of assessment, said a decision would be announced after official minutes are reviewed, with a recommendation to Mayor Mead forthcoming.

Charles L. Price, Jr Benjamin M. Gingold City Hall Price Fred G. Arnold Sampson Floyd R. L. Warren Elmira Glass Bar Robert Cooney Frank Lesicki Lesicki Sugar Ray Robinson Warren Paul R. Shanahan Charles Brady Bishop Faery Foundation Forman Av Petty D. McKinney People's A.M.E. Zion E. Fayette St Frank T. Wood, Jr Dunbar Center Eugene Goldstein Bethany Baptist Church John Frison Cooney Shanahan Maurice Laffer Fiz Gingold Mead

Moose Christmas Party Hosted by Syracuse Lodge

About 150 youngsters are expected at the annual children's Christmas party tomorrow at 1 PM in the lodge rooms. Santa will distribute toys and candy. Fred Jeske of Station WNDR leads entertainment. Governor William S. Petratch serves as master of ceremonies. Samuel Contino and Carl Blair are cochairmen.

Syracuse Moose Lodge Santa Fred Jeske WNDR Willam S. Petratch Samuel,Contino Carl Blair

Tractor Lips Over Driver Hurt Badly

A Groves Construction mechanic, Robert Barclay, 30, was pinned under a tractor on Maynard McConnell says slick blocks caused the topple as it moved a trailer near Route 11 Thruway interchange. Barclay remains in critical condition with skull fracture chest injuries and concussion, wife Ruth also hospitalized.

Onjondara General Hospital Robert Barclay Beef St. Howlett Hill New Route 11 North St. Thruway Andrew Hoffman Ernest Monica Groves Construction Company Maynard McConnell Alexandria Bay Carpenter Heavy Haulers Corporation McConnell Barclay 2 Groves Project Seventh North Route 11 Ruth

Salvation Army to Give 1000 Sunshine Baskets

The Salvation Army Pioneer Golden Age Club will distribute over 1000 sunshine baskets to patients in 24 nursing and convalescent homes and Jamesville Penitentiary inmates at Christmas. More than 200 elderly and disabled persons attended a turkey dinner at the Hotel Mizpah. Cooperation comes from church groups and Knights Templar plus Golden Age members and auxiliary groups.

Salvation Army Pioneer Golden Age Club Jamesville Penitentiary Arthur McIntyre Bessie DeMille Gladys Malson R. W. Hawley Mizpah B'nai B'rith Jay Cettes Golden Age Club Carleise E. Pike Golden Age Department Knight Templars Ladies of the Golden Age Salvation Army Auxiliary George F. Hilgenbers Auxiliary Crandall Melvin Army Elmer L. Beasley Citizens Committee For the Elderly and Handicapped Theenior Choir Eastwood High School Francis C. Houk Golden Age John Osberg Raymond Schantz Matthew McGradia Bertha Switzer Susanne Jones Frederick Falso Calvin Taylor James McHale Fred Wales Donald Wall George Reissie Royce Baker

Misfit Bruce Seeks Athletic Equipment Through Christmas Bureau

One year old Bruce D nicknamed Misfit seeks basketball volleyball or badminton gear for a local boys club. He is the youngest in a three child family and recently found happiness at the club but lacks sports items. donations can be arranged via the Christmas Bureau at 43-9131 or Marine Corps Reserve HQ at 54-3256.

Herald-Journal Christmas Bureau U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Hancock Field Onondaga County Bruce The Volunteer Center, Inc Marine Corps Reserve Headquarters

Bequest of Dr Mary F Sweet Supports Agnes Scott College

The will of Dr Mary Frances Sweet of Syracuse provides a 150000 bequest to Agnes Scott College in Decatur where she served as college physician and physical education professor for 29 years. The Syracuse University Medical College graduate practiced medicine in Syracuse and Albany before joining the college in 1908. Her father Cyrus Sweet was a prominent Syracuse attorney and judge. The bequest was revealed at a college meeting.

Mary Frances Sweet Syracuse Agnes Scott College Decatur Sweet Syracuse University Medical College Albany Coolege Cyrus Sweet

Who's Going To Paris The World Y M C A Centennial Plan

Dr. R D Severance announces Syracuse Y M C A youth committee seeks candidates for the world Y M C A centennial conference in Paris August 12 to 23. Delegates from Syracuse will join about 400 U S teens for a 26 day tour of six European countries and the Paris sessions. About 2009 American Y members are expected. candidates age 15 to 18 with two years XY experience and leadership in Y church school and community will be considered. Applications due January 3, 1955.

R. D. Severance Syracuse Y.M.C.A Paris Y.m.c.a.s United States Europe England France Holland Germany Switzerland Austria Italy

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Junior Red Cross Margaretville ‘Hospital Albany Veterans’ Administration Hospital Associated Press Harrington Pauline Hagen Red Cross Home Service Hagen Daniel McNeill Bertha Lipfert Mabel O'Grady Julia Cuddy Alice Murphy Anne Regnin Young Democrats Ononiens County Crow Bill Richard Restorant Eastwood Vincent O'Neil William Cass Genevieve Rafferty Thomas McCollum KKG Alumnae Axrd Waalancaal VY Moose Vane Dr. Sweet Gravina Lsoy N. Salina S. Salina Labor Charge America Warren St DeWitt Ranch
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