Two Thousand Attend Five School Parleys Here
More than 2,900 educators from across New York State arrived in Syracuse for five holiday convention meetings. The conferences include the State Association of Secondary School Principals, Educational Research Association, Elementary School Principals, State Science Teachers Association, and State Council for Social Studies. Registration and planning dominated the early agenda as weather slowed arrivals. The Elementary Principals meeting will tackle What Kind of Elementary School Principal Do We Want with educators and parents weighing in.
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New York State
Syracuse
State Association of Secondary School Principals
Ralph M. Faust
Oswego
Hotel Onondaga
Educational Research Association
Hiawatha
Onondaga
State Association of
Burt D. Hawks
Utica
New York State Science Teachers’ ‘ Association
Nelson F. Behler
Potsdam
State Council For Social Studies
Fred B. Painter
Grovesville
Jis
Ernest Hicholzer
Delaware Junior High
Clifford N. Jenkins
Long Island
N. ¥. State School Boards Association
Ethel K. van Wie
Nedrow ‘Indian Reservation
David H. Patton
Committee Raps Doctors Ouster
The executive committee of the Onondaga County Medical Society supported the Dental Society against removing dentists and physicians from the Chimes building. It protested driving physicians out to let the Veterans Administration take over offices they have used long. This is the first collective action by the society, with potential further steps expected in support of its executive committee.
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Onondaga County Medical Society
Dental Society
Veterans Administration
County Medical Society
Attacks Husband Result in Fine for Woman
Mrs Helen Nelson 38 of 406 E Adam sr was fined 25 in Police Court for disorderly conduct after an argument over Christmas dinner. Police say she cut her husband Cornelius Nelson with a kitchen knife though she intended to strike with the flat surface. He was treated at University Hospital.
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Helen Nelson
E. Adam, Sr
Nelson
Cornelius Nelson
University Hospital
Youths Arraigned In Auto Theft Case
Two youths, Herman Marshall age 18 of 616 Almond Ave and William R. Shaw age 17 of 312 Hawley Ave, pleaded not guilty in Police Court to grand larceny. They waived examination and were held for grand jury. Arrested by Patrolman Fred Fee for a car reportedly stolen from an Erie bird parking lot earlier in the month. The pair claimed they drove to Washington and Baltimore before capture. the car was owned by Mrs. Julia Riker of 2010 Court St.
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Herman Marshall
Almond
William R. Shaw
Hawley Ar
Fred Fee Thesday
Fee
Washington
Baltimore
Julia Riker
Court St
Americans All Club Plans New Year Fete
The Americans All Club will host a New Year’s party at 7 PM Saturday at the WCA. Paul Evertz, club president, and Reeth Serten announced the event. Committee members include Mrs. George Lowry Dominick Lambert and Alex Makiewilcz.
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W.C.A
Paul
Evertz
Reeth
Serten
George Lowry
Dominick Lambert
Alex Malkiewilcz
Bond Reappointed to Six Year Syracuse Foundation Post
George H. Bond has been re appointed for a six year term as a director of the Syracuse Foundation Inc by Mayor Costello.
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Bond
George HN
The
Syracuse Foundation Inc
Costello
Stolen $90 Reported From Purse at Herald Place Factory
MISS HELIN RAVAS, 317 Herald Pl., reported $90 stolen from her purse while it rested on a work bench in a Herald Pl. factory. The money was taken from a slipper purse inside a wallet.
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Helin Ravas
Herald Pl
Treasury Report Details From Washington AP
An AP dispatch reports the December treasury figures showing receipts at 1077, 184.43 dollars and expenditures around 104, with 924.04 noted in the balance. The device presents a terse government accounting snapshot with limited legible specifics.
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U. & Treasury
Weather forecast and fronts overview with regional notes
Mostly cloudy in northeastern and western states with some snow in the northeast and upper Rockies. Rain covers much of the southwest. Sub zero temperatures in north central and upper lakes. Weather map shows warm front and cold front definitions with isobars and pressure systems. Dr Manwell predicts Syracuse area weather for five days. Forecast period tunes from 6 AM to 6 AM.
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Wrather
Rockies
Upper -Lakes
Manwell
U.S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Syracuse Junior Chamber names 1946 Young Man of the Year candidate
The Syracuse Junior Chamber opens nominations for its 11th annual Distinguished Civic Service award to honor Syracuse's outstanding young man of 1946. A jury of local leaders will select from nominees aged 21 to 36, with the banquet and program set for mid January. last year's winner was Stewart Darrow for Civil Air Patrol and community work.
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Syracusec
Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Pubiic
Syracuse
James P. Corcoran
Jaycees
Stewart Darrow
Corcoran
S. Warren‘ St
Mall
Young
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Warren” ‘St
Santa cleared as suspect in radio theft report
Detective Bernard Nelson dropped Santa Claus from the suspect list in the portable radio theft from Thomas HY Quigley at 508 Willow. Investigation found no forced entry. padlocked door and locked windows, and only one possible entry by pass key.
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Bernard Nelson
Santa Claus
Thomas HY
Quigley
Willow. St
Nelson
Santa
Beard and Jitney Advertise Sudbury Winter Carnival
Stanley Guignard and his wife Gladys toured 3000 miles through the northeast United States and southeastern Canada to promote Sudbury Ontario’s winter carnival. The beard, a three inch prodigy grown since October, drew attention as they distributed pamphlets to mayors, police chiefs, and clerks. Guignard, a wartime Royal Canadian Engineers veteran born in Callander, travels with his wife who favors the trip though not her husband’s beard.
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Stanley Guignard
Callender
Ontario
Canada
United States
Sudbury
Ont
Guignard
Gladys
Syracuse
Guignards
Royal Canadian Engineers
Callander
Dionne Quints
London
Speedy rubbish pickups ordered by public works chief
Charles E Billion, commissioner of public works, issues a memo directing that all rubbish collections be completed before holidays. Deputies are to hire trucks if needed to finish routes, after reports showed Tuesday pickups missed in the seventeenth ward. Winds spread ash and paper, and crews will work Saturday to catch up, while garbage runs on schedule.
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Charles E
Comissoioner’ of Public ‘Works
Yan Inter Departmental
Five Share Lock Prize in 1946 Canal Competition
The State Department of Public Works announced today that Lock 23 at Brewerton earned second prize of about $300 in the 1946 state canal lock maintenance competition. First prize went to Lock 10 Cranesville and third to Lock 11 Amsterdam in Montgomery County. Crew members sharing second prize include D. Bumpus, W. Burton, W. Broughton, L. Russell, and William Moorhead. Last year Lock 23 placed seventh with an honorable mention amid keen rivalry and a close margin for the top three. Lock 8 Baldwinsville also received an honorable mention.
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Brewerton
State Department of Public Works
Cranesville
Amsterdam
Montgomery County
D. Bumpus
U. Ss. Burton
W. Broughton
Li Russell
William ‘Moor
City Opens Bids for Three New Fire Pumpers
City to open bids this afternoon for three new fire pumpers. Commissioner George M. Waite of contract and purchase reports two bids received by noon. The proposals come from competing firms and will be reviewed for cost and specifications.
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George IF. Waite
Waite
Letters Petitioned On Darling Estate
Petition for letters of administration on the estate of Patrolman Claude E. Darling was filed in Surrogate's Court today by his two children Robert W. Darling and Virginia R. Darling both of 145 Fernwood Way. The petition lists real estate valued at about $9,000 and personal property at about $3,500, filed through Frank J. Cregg Jr.
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Claude E. Darling
Robert, W. Darling
Virginia R. Darling
Fernwood Ay
Frank J. Cregg
NYSE Quotations Sales in 1008
New York Stock Exchange quotations show sales activity in units of 1008 shares. Trading reflected ongoing market movements across major listings with notable price shifts and liquidity at session close.
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New York Stock Exchange
Market Rates For Fruits Vegetables And Poultry
The list details prices for apples including McIntosh Cortland and Rhode Island GreenINGS, pears Hudson Valley, and a range of onions potatoes and citrus. It also lists vegetables from cabbage and mushrooms to turnips and a broad poultry and dressed poultry price spectrum by region and weight.
Wholesale butter prices fall amid consumer resistance
New York wholesale butter dropped 4 to 2 percent per pound as buyers resist higher costs. Bulk cartons showed lower prices across creamery and fresh 92 score grades, while tub shipments and cheese boxes faced mixed trends and reduced holiday activity.
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New York
Domealio
Hgas
Midwest
Gilderteat
Syracuse Community Discussion Council to offer leadership courses
Syracuse based program launches January 7 with eight two hour sessions at the YMCA. Courses run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday with morning and evening slots. Leaders will facilitate discussions on current issues in Syracuse.
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Syracuse Community Discussion Council
Y.w.ca
Syracuse
Flah's Withholds Christmas Bonuses After 15 Years
Flah's, honoring a 15 year custom, distributed no Christmas bonus to its 267 employees this year. Employees year or more received a full extra week's pay, while those with six or nine months earned proportionate bonuses. This adds to the employer profit sharing begun four years ago. Bonuses were handed out after store closing Monday night.
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Flah’s
Flair
Wlah's
Mortician of the Dead Letter Office Takes On Christmas Mail
Cecil Wright runs the post office dead letter department with a staff tackling 25 000 pieces of Christmas mail. If undeliverable, mail is held for 80 days before opening for valuables and the rest is burned in the Federal Building furnaces.
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Cecil Wright
Wright
Post Office
Federal
Many Stock Leaders Slip in Post-Christmas Trading
New York market mixed as holiday mood lingered with sluggish dealings and light year end tax selling. Leaders slipping included U S Steel Bethlehem Goodyear Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck American Can General Electric U S Gypsum Standard Oil New York Central. Rights and resistance noted for North American U S Rubber General Motors and American Smelting. Bond trading uneven and cotton futures steady.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Abr Reduction
American Can
General Electric
U. S. Gypsum
Standard Ol
N. J
Santa Fe
N.Y. Central
North American
U. S. Rubber
General Motors
Americaan
New York State Dairy Yield Attributed To Milk Industry
A Milk Industry Foundation survey shows New York dairy farms produce 264,121,000 dollars yearly from 1,355,000 cows yielding 3,781,000,000 quarts of milk. Milk by products include 20,915,000 pounds creamery butter, 23,633,000 pounds cheddar cheese, and 46,549,000 gallons ice cream. Income split: 161.14 cents to farmers, 19.44 cents wages, 5.29 cents plant supplies, 3.22 cents bottles, 3.98 cents taxes and deductions, leaving 1.08 cents net.
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New York ‘State
Milk Industry Foundation
Livestock market report from Buffalo AP dairy and cattle prices
Livestock market data shows cattle and hog prices steady to higher. Beef cows fetch up to 15.00, cutters around 8.75, fancy heifers near 14.76, vealers around 20.00, and bulls 14.00 to 16.00. Hogs rise about 60 cents, bulk at 24.00 24.25 with lighter stock 10.00 19.00. Calves steady with good calves ~20.00, sheep and lambs mixed with good lambs at 25.50 25.70 and cull sheep 3.50 5.50. Total receipts show varied sizes and regional quotations across markets.
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Producers. Livestock Commission Association
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Fire Victim Reported Improving After Fatal Blaze
Robert Ellsasser, 62, severely burned in the Christmas Day fire that claimed his mother Johanna Michels, 81, near North Syracuse and Cicero, is reported improving at St. Joseph's Hospital. Deputies rescued the mother through a window as flames swallowed their three room cottage. witnesses say an overheated stove caused the blaze. Michels’ charred body was found beside her cot. Ellsasser lost a leg in a 1922 accident and stars as a local hot dog stand proprietor. Funeral services set for Saturday at Sacred Heart Church Cheexo, with burial in Assumption Cemetery. nine children and multiple grandchildren survive.
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Johanna Michels
Syracuse
Cicero
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Threesroom
Robert Ashmore
Bert Reardon
Steve
Leonard Elderbroom
Michels
Elisasser
BIS
Assumption, Branch
LCBA
Altar Society of ‘Sacred Heart Church
Ciceron
Daugh
Ellsasser Funeral Home
Gen Booth marks 81st birthday at Hartsdale
Gen Evan geline Cory Booth, retired international commander of the Salvation Army, celebrated her 81st birthday Wednesday at Hartsdale.
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Booth
Hartsdale
Evangeline Cory Booth
The
Salvation Army
Pretty Petite Pattern Ad With Sizes and Price
An old Syracuse Herald Journal pattern notice advertises Pretty Petite patterns in sizes 2 through 10. It requests coin payment and lists a 15 cent copy option plus an Anne Adams Pattern Book containing fashions for the whole family including a girl’s hat and bags set.
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Syracuse Herald- Journal
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Anne Adams
Mrs Howard Hawks Tops Fashion List In New York
New York report shows Mrs Howard Hawks, wife of the Hollywood producer, leading the New York Dress Institute’s best dressed women list. The Duchess of Windsor rose to second after moving from fifth last year, with several socialites and celebrities following in the top ranks among editors stylists and socialites.
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Howard Hawks
New York
How‘ard Hawks
New York Dress Institute
Duchess of Windsor
Mawks
Cushing Mortimer
Boston
Cushing
Connecticut
Clare Boothe Luce
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