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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1951

Page

4

Two Men Arraigned In Dope Case In Police Court

Two men faced narcotic charges in Syracuse Police Court before Judge William H. Bamerick. Arnold Lee Grayson Jr. of 701 University Ave. pleaded not guilty to two counts of selling marijuana and possessing the drug, and was held on 1500 bail until January 3. Berl W. Rubenstein, 23, of 116 Ferris Jr., also pleaded not guilty on possession charges and was held on 1000 bail until January 3. A third person, held as a material witness on 160 bail, was ordered to appear January 3. Police say Grayson drew the narcotics from Florida while Rubenstein planted seeds from New York City near Jamesville.

Wiliam H. Bamerick Arnold Lee Grayson University Av Berl W. Rubenstein Ferris Jr Grayson E. Genesee St Salt John Leahey Robert Powers Cnet John A. Kinney Reel Squad Syracuse Florida Rubenstein New York City Jamesville

Fires Rout e Families in Syracuse Home blaze

A fire, likely from an overheated furnace pipe, forced Cora Lewis and her seven year old daughter Betty Ann to flee their Arden Street home. The blaze damaged the first floor and caused extensive water damage after firefighters fought it for over an hour. Baby sitter Pauline Petre led nine Hall children to safety when a kitchen oil stove ignited. Patrolmen Seely and Leipka investigated and found the parents were away.

Syracuse Cora Lewis Arden Betty Anh Alexander Seely Pauline Petre Mosley Sr George Hall

County to canvass bids for 10 ton truck crane

County purchasing agent Robert W Sollinger announced bids will be canvassed for a 10 ton truck crane for the highway department. Eight bids were received yesterday for the ditch digging and grading apparatus, ranging from 19788 to 22539 dollars. The contract will not be awarded until bids are studied to ensure they meet specifications.

Robert W. Sollinger Sollinger

Parolee Guilty Of Trespass Under Suspended Sentence

Parolee Gunn W. CoUnkans of 219 Palmer Jr charged with willful trespassing after arraignment. Found guilty before Judge William H. Bamerick and given six months suspended sentence. He allegedly entered Warren Arnold's home at 214 Rich St. Police report he is a parolee. Weather note reports Albany conditions. ice on highways blocked by stalled vehicles and a robin seen at ten below zero.

Gunn W. CoUnkans Palmer Jr William H. Bamerick Warren Arnold Rich St Fife Albany Ernest C. Johnson Albany Weather Bureau East Greenbush

Bishop's Foundation Plans Children's Party Tomorrow

The HERD annual children's Christmas party sponsored by the Bishop Faery Foundation will be held at the Foundation house 410 Forman Ave starting at 3 PM tomorrow. About 89 children are expected to participate with an entertainment program by the youngsters, songs, refreshments and gifts for boys. Arrangements are led by Father Brady and his secretary Mrs Marie Connell with Charles A Walker of the Catholic Inter-racial Guild. Also present will be Rev David Norcoti pastor of St Joseph's Church and Rev William Doyle of Vernon.

Bishop Faery Foundation Forman Av Charles J. i. Brat Father Brady Tery Marie Connell Charles A. Walker Catholic Inter-racial Guild Off David Norcoti St. Joseph's French) Church William Doyle Vernon

Boys Club Parties Set for Syracuse Members

Programs for 3500 Syracuse Boys Club members run tomorrow with two daytime and evening parties at the main club. The Polish Legion Grand Boys Club and Neighborhood House Club join the festivities. Candy and other treats from the Women’s Auxiliary and the Boys Association fund the event. Club talent and puppet shows, magicians, cartoons, and Junior Chamber of Commerce helpers highlight the program. Old Boys Association and senior members assist. centers close Monday and Tuesday.

Christnss Syracuse Boys’ Club Polish Legion 4 Granch Neighborhood House Boys’ Club Women's Auxiliary Gleen

USO reports progress after revival and broad community support

USO president Benjamin Arnold announces progress since reactivation last summer. The agency, funded by the Community Chest, now has 32 volunteer groups addressing recreational, social, spiritual, welfare and religious needs of service members. The board includes representatives from NOMSCA YWCA Catholic Welfare Salvation Army Jewish Welfare Federation and others. A hospitality committee and several organizations provide support for servicemen including suppers dances and hospital visits. Officers listed include Arnold Cregg secretary Mercer White and Ernest M Cummings with a large directorate.

United Services Organization Benjamin 3.Arnold USO Community Chest Yaw.c.a, Catholic Welfare, Salvation Army Jewish Welfare Federation Community Chest, Travelers Aid Council of Social Agencies Syracuse University Air Force Catholic Council First Presbyterian Men’s Club Jewish ‘Welfare Federation Elks Lodge Pride of Syracuse Arnold George Cregg Mercer ¥. White Ernest M. Cummings Trasurer Micholas Ferrante John Schenck Falstaff Harris Joseph B. Toomey Tirzah Anderson Mercer White Helen Andersson

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