Bureau Makes Check For Christmas Gifts
Last minute checks on the Christmas Bureau central filing system are being made by Mrs. Henry C. Millard, bureau chairman. Volunteers aiding at bureau headquarters in the Flemish room of Hotel Onondaga include Mrs. Mortimer G. Brown, Mrs. Frank L. Childs, Mrs. W. C. Coburn, and others. Communications may be sent to Mrs. Laura S. Richter and assistant at telephone 30000. Office hours extend to 5 P.M. today, closing at noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Bureau
Henry C. Millard
Millard
Bureau
Hotel Onondaga
Mortimer G. Brown
Frank L Childs
W. C Coburn
Finla G. Crawford
A. van Wagenen Hancock
George B. Kelly
Robert J. McGuire
W. J. McNerney
Theodore Miller
Holden F. Hills
Edward M. O'Donnell
Allen Z. Prescott
Frederick Richter
Donald W. Robb
Albert W. Rumsey
Arthur
Connelly Plans Army Fire Platoon in City
Fire Chief William J. Connelly announced cooperation with the U S Army Engineers to establish a platoon of military firefighters in the city. The unit, requested by the Army and approved by the Common Council, will start with eight or nine firemen and include DISCUSSION GROUPS directed by the Fire Department. Forty-one Syracuse firemen served in World War II, and reports say similar platoons may form in large plants and municipal services. The council also amended the building code to allow two story tenements with eight inch walls, approved a 34500 allotment to remodel the Market street old market building for the Traffic Bureau, and discussed moving into that structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Connelly
U.S. Army Engineers
Army
Common Council
Connelly
Fire Department
Syracuse
Engineering Department
Market St. and
Oswego Blvd
Traffic Bureau
Dairymen to Get Tips at Onondaga Feeding School
Dairymen in Onondaga County will attend a dairy feeding and feed production school today and Wednesday at Grange Hall in South Onondaga. James Q. Foster urges all dairymen to attend. Prof. W. T. Crandall, Cornell University, will outline best use of feeds to produce milk efficiently and save grain. Prof. Ernest Van Alstine will discuss varieties fertilization and practices to increase per acre grain and roughage production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Grange Hall
South Onondaga
James Q. Foster
W. T. Crandall
Safety Programs To Be Presented In Five County Communities
COMMUNITY SAFETY programs will be presented in five Onondaga County communities during the week of Jan 5. Sponsored by the County 4-H Club Council with the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce home safety council and the New York State Department of Health. Each program will include the film Miracle in Paradise Valley a talk and a discussion. Scheduled sites include Manlius High School auditorium Onondaga Central High School Baldwinsville Grange Hall Elbridge Central School and Jamesville High School with dates Jan 5 Jan 6 Jan 7 Jan 9 and Jan 10 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
County 4-H Club Council
Home Safety Council
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
New York State Department of Health
Paradise Valley
Manlius High School
Onondaga Central High School
Baldwinsville Grange Hall
Elbridge Central School
Jamesville High School
Four Injured In Falls In Syracuse Area
Four men were treated at Syracuse hospitals Monday after falls on sidewalks. Victor Sarda slipped on a bus stop incident at Butternut and Grant, injuring his shoulder and was taken to St. Josephs. Louis Gross broke his leg in the 400 block of Burt Street and was admitted to Crouse Irving. Leslie Martin fractured a left leg after a fall near South and Bellevue Avenues and was in University Hospital. Dominick Colozzi received six stitches for a deep chin cut from a fall on West Water Street and was treated at St. Josephs. Patrolman Clapper provided details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Victor Sarda
Grant Blvd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Butternut St
Grant Bird
Louis Gross
Burt St
Crouse- Irving
Veterans urged to back Christmas Seal drive in 1947
Harvey S. Smith, commander of the University Post American Legion and director of a Veterans Affairs agency, urged public support for the Onondaga Health Association Christmas Seal drive. He cited WWII tuberculosis deaths and urged buying seals to fund prevention. Ives Jacobs, treasurer, reported $44,907 raised to date and called for more donations to fund an expanded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey.s
Smith
University
American ‘Legion
Veterans-Affairs
Ononidaga Health Association
Onondaga Health Association
Ives Jacobs
Loew
Baldwinsville Man Hunted Here in Missing Case
Louis Johnston, a Baldwinsville salesman, remains unaccounted for with posts suggesting he is near Syracuse. A letter to his wife dated the day of disappearance mentions he is all right. His jeep was found near 716 South Salina Street, left for repairs after Friday night. The chief cites his melancholy over his father’s death and a worried daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnston
Baldwinsville
Syracuse
Johnston
S. Salina St
Frank Spring
Schet Tel Named Chairman of National Draft Eisenhower League
New York publisher Start Schet Tel was elected chairman of the National Draft Eisenhower League Inc. in a formal meeting held today in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schettel
National Draft Eisenhower League, Inc
Day Nursery Children Enjoy Visit From Santa
Children at Syracuse Day Nursery celebrated a Christmas party with Santa Claus. The 26 youngsters aged 3 to 6, from working mothers or needy families, received dolls for girls trucks for boys and candy. The annual party, overseen by the Family Society, a Community Chest agency, delighted the children who hoped for a trip to the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
St. Nick
Family Society
North Pole
Santa
Geography Contacts Draw 26 From 8.U.
CONVENTION of three geographers groups in Charlottesville Virginia from December 27 to 31 will be attended by 20 Syracuse University students and six faculty members led by Dr. George B. Cressey. Delegation includes Dr. Preston E. James Dr. Eric H. Faigle Dr. Robert E. Dickinson Dr. Sidney K. MacFarlane Joseph E. Van Riper and Richard E. Harrison. Groups meeting at the joint convention are the American Society of Professional Geographers the Association of Geographers and the National Council of Geography Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Syracuse University
George B. Cressey
Department of Geology
Preston E. James
Eric H. Faigle
Robert E. Dickinson
Sidney K. MacFarlane
Joseph E. van Riper
Richard E. Harrison
Americn Society of Professional Geographers
The
Association of Geographers
National Council of Geography Teachers
Luncheonaires Mark 25th Year Luncheon
The Luncheonaires will hold their annual dinner and ball at Hotel Syracuse Saturday night, celebrating their 24th anniversary. Albert Orenstein and Philip Holstein are in charge of arrangements, assisted by Asher Markson, William Smith, Edward Rosenberg, Aaron Beckwith, Louis Young, Harold Greenstein, Jerome Wilson. Decorations will follow a tropical cruise theme. Kreischer's orchestra will play during dinner and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Syracuse
Albert Orenstein
Philip’ M. Holstein
Asher S. Markson
William Smith
Edward Rosenberg
Aaron Beckwith
Louis Young
Harold Greenstein
Jerome Wilson
Kreischer
Eight men nabbed in a gaming raid at 581 North Salina
Police raided a dice game at 581 N Salina Street about 10 P M arresting two proprietors Anthony Calcagnino 29 of 647 N Salina Street and Augusti Schsola 38 of 200 Prospect Street three inmates Louis Santura 45 of 703 E Division Street Samuel Lotto 52 of 403 Butternut Street and James Calcagnino 29 of 647 N Salina Street all pleading not guilty and released on bail. Three other men were released as witnesses. Twenty five dollars in cash four dice sets a game table rake and a gaming stall were taken to police headquarters. The raid was led by Detectives Bernard Nelson Thomas Reap with five detectives and two patrolmen under Detective Sergeant Francis Ryan. Chief John Kinney said the establishment had been under surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony’ Calcagnino
Salina St
Augusti Schsola
Prospect St
Calcagnino
James
Louis Santura
E. Division St
Samuel Lotto
Butternut St
N. Salina’ St
Bernard Nelson
Thomas Reap
Francis Ryan
John A. Kinney
Michael Krisak
Fred Nelipowitz
Alfred Fredenburg
James Salanger
Arthur Fleegal
Reap
Nelson
Kinsney
Ryan
William Delaney
Wieting Johnson Children To Get Movie Projector
Wieting Johnson Memorial Hospital plans a Christmas projector gift for rheumatic fever patients. The sound film projector and a set of short films will be shown weekly, funded by a December 3 rotary auction. Mrs Richard F Harrison will present the gift during a Rotary Women’s auxiliary party at 5 PM, with other holiday activities and musical entertainment ongoing at the hospital on 1960 Salt Springs Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IPS
Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital
Rotary
Richard F. Harrison
Women's Auxiliary
Fred Jeske
WAGE
Carl Silfer
Wage Orchestra
Salt Springs Rd
Mr. Silfer
Danfred Enos
John
Mrs Stevenson Dies in New Brunswick Home
Mrs William K K Stevenson, mother of George E Stevenson formerly of Massena, died at her Moules River New Brunswick home on December 9 after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Massena
Wiliam KK. Stevenson
George E. Stevenson
Moules River
N. B
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Arthur. W. Stover
Laura 8. Richter
McKesson & Robbins
B’ville
Eisenhower League
Middaugh’s
Catering Service
Food Service
S. Warren Suite
Charlie Fisk
Frank Gleason
Santa Claus
Syracuse Day Nursery
E. Fayette St
Wieting- Johnson
foteHagers
Ask Atoll
Popper Morsqn Corp
Rockefeller Cericr, WY
Cern
Siegelman
Siegelman's
Siegelman’s
Clifton
Essex
Remington
Hanover
Holmes & Edwards
Hickok
Ile
Wellesley
Westover
Lissons
Tomor
Flexible
Carmen
Gar
South
Salina Street
Waltham
Elgin
Fisin
Hamilton
the Airways
Gruen
Gotham
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