Woodworker Mom Makes Card Tables Masterpiece
Mrs John Joseph Nash Jr started woodwork last fall to craft a 52 inch diameter card table as a Christmas gift for her son John Joseph. The table features removable maple rim sections serving as ashtray and glass holders with eight seats and a faux feather center. Instructor Arthur Horrocks guided her in Eastwood High School classes. the family now uses the table for games in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Nash, JR
Eastwood High School
John Joseph Nash,Jr
Cresline Jr
Mixed local notices and features from Syracuse page
Missing car keys and whisky bottle reported by Irving Meade at 214 Woodruff Ave after his car, said stolen by police, was found at Oak and Elsner. Country Gentleman profiles Lee LeValte of Memphis in insulated henhouses and warm dry pens. USDA seeks to buy 150000 sacks of seed potatoes Chippewa Sebago Katahdin Cobbler Green Mountain for export. First Baptist Church hosts New Year’s Eve watch night 8 to midnight. Syracuse public schools social studies teachers meet Jan 8 at 4 P M. Art demonstrations aid 50 teachers using chalk crayons water color and clay. American Pension Committee Club 3 holiday party January 7 7 30 P M at Culinary Club rooms 237 E Genesee St. Dr Earl T Apfel tours Samoa on way to Antarctic and sends greetings to Syracuse Technology Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky
Irving Meade
Woodruff Av
Oak and
Elsner Sts
Samoa
Antarctic
United States
Earl T. Apfel
South Pacific
Syracuse University
Technology Club
Local clubs and luncheons slated at Hotel Onondaga
A busy schedule lists the Syracuse area clubs meeting at the Hotel Onondaga including the Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons and a March of Dimes committee gathering. Other entries note a Science Teachers meeting and a Miscellaneous note for a Memeson Robbins luncheon at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Onondaga
Wbic
March of Dimes
Meesson-Robbins
Onondaga
Memeseon-Robbins
Mayor Pushes Law to Ban Vehicle Loudspeakers
Mayor Frank J. Costello announced plans to "put teeth" into city nuisance laws by drafting an ordinance to prohibit loudspeakers on cars and trucks. He said Corporation Counsel Lyle Hornbeck would prepare the measure and would crack down on downtown merchants and hotel and restaurant owners who let employees pile rubbish on curbs. The mayor cited a police letter noting no current law to stop PA systems and asked public works chief Kinney, Commissioner Billion, and Hornbeck to act to keep streets clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Costello
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Costello
John A. Kinney
Charles E. Billion
Hornbeck
Kinney
Mayor Bazley Named Fuel Information Chairman
Mayor Frank J Costello appointed J D Bazley district manager of Gulf Oil as chairman of a fuel information committee to address a definite fuel oil shortage. Bazley will assemble oil executives for a meeting Tuesday and report back to the Mayor later today. Bazley has 20 years in the oil industry and comes to Syracuse from Newark New Jersey where he was Gulf’s assistant manager in the largest district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Costello Noday
J. D. Bazley
Gulf Oil Corp
Bazley
Gil
Costello
Thomas E. Dewey
Charles H. Sells
Dewey
Cigaret Office Looted In Genesee Street Break-In
A cashier reports $24 in cigarettes and change stolen from a cigarette machine at the CIO regional office, 400 E Genesee St. John Maurillo, director, says janitor Roy Hughson found desks ransacked and the machine opened this morning as detectives investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.I.C
E. Genesee St
John Maurrillo
Maurillo
Harold Leib
Roy Hughson
Social Group to Absorb Exchange in Community Chest Merger
The Social Service Exchange will end its independent operation on January 1 as it consolidates with the Council of Social Agencies. The merger, approved by both boards, preserves the Exchange staff and programs while placing it under council supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Social Service Exchange
Community Chest
Lit
Council of Social Agencies
Alumus Olver
Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
William D. Johnson
C. William Chilman
C. Walter Driscoll
Benjamin S. Arnold
Exchange Board of Directors
O. W. H. Mitchell
Leon H. Abbott
Olver
Leo J. Yehle
T. Frank Dolan Jr
Gerald W
Vivien le Voy
Confidential Exchange
Associated Charities
Family Society
Traffic Court Notices and Licenses in Fulton and Nearby
A docket lists speeding and driving offenses including Stop Sign, Wrong Side of Street, and Failure to Control with fines of 10 to 25 dollars, plus a Backing danger and Improper Turn case. Marriage licenses issued for Robert F. Barrett and Dolores B. Bean. Names include Stephen Boromoe Solvay and Chester Nieczkowski. addresses shown in Fulton and Liverpool areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H
Preston
Dudley C. Breed
Fulton
Stephen Boromoe
Solvay
John Jakwar
James St
Albert Laulier
E. Division
Chester Nieczkowski
Oakwood
Leo Kinville
Liverpool
Victor Rapozza
Kirkpatrick St
Charles W. Gavin
Oakwood Av
Principals Plead for Increased State Aid at NY Conference
Dr Paul R Mort of Teachers College urged raising elementary aid from 100 to 200 per pupil and secondary from 130 to 260 at the 18th annual NYS Association of Elementary School Principals meeting in Syracuse. He proposed a state funded plan with local taxes plus state top up to cover education costs. The conference also featured talks by Dr Leon Adkins and Dr Russell Carter and included a Salem Hyde Orchestra program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mort
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York State Association of Elementary
New York State
Syracuse
Mort
Rochester
Buffalo
New York City
Leon Adkins
First Methodist Church
Schenectady
Russell Carter
Department of Education
Salem Hyde School Orchestra
Association
Erwin D. Canhan
Christian Science Monitor
Crime Wave Scrutiny And 1948 Plans By Syracuse Police
Syracuse police review 1947 highlights including a $7995 cash find, kidnap case recovery of Linda Dobson, and burglaries. The year saw radio broadcasts rise, juvenile protection shifts, and many arrests. For 1948 Chief Kinney plans motorcycle squad expansion and accident bureau reorganization amid detailed annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Boland
Crime Prevention Bureau
Leon. Burchard
Kinney
Syracuse
Jooks
John. Jarmacz
Lower East Side
Sheriff Reunites Mrs Corp With Soldier Husband
Sheriff Robert G. Wasmer helped Mrs. Arthur Corp reach Caughdenoy to reunite with her furloughed soldier husband. She arrived from Cleveland with a 10 month old son and no transportation or telephone, needing a ride three miles from their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Wasmer
Good Samaritan
Arthur Corp
Caughdenoy
Syracuse
Greyhound
Corp
First NY science teachers meet discusses atomic energy teaching
The 1st annual conference of the New York State Science Teachers Association at Central High School featured Clement L. Henshaw of Colgate University and Dr. Frederick N. iMarty of Syracuse University. Henshaw urged teaching the atomic theory's principals and reasoning in junior and senior high schools. Dr. Mart outlined the Rh blood factor discovery and its medical and biological implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Science Teachers Association
Central High School
Clement L. Henshaw
Colgate University
Center
Frederick N. Marty
Syracuse University
Leslie M. Lent
Valley Stream
Colgate Universiity
Frederick N. iMarty
Henshaw
Mart
High Dive Incident Sends Man to Hospital
James Brennan, 63, leaped through a second story window at 513 Walf Street and was taken to University Hospital after being found by Officer Nelinowitz near Wolf and First North streets. Brennan told investigators he was unharmed but later reported a hip injury.
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Walf St
James Brennan
University Hospital
Fred “Nelinowitz
Myrtle Dodge
Brennan
Nelipowitz
Wolf and
First North Sts
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee LeValte
Memphis
Country Gentleman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
R. J. Howard
Production and Marketing Administration
First Baptist Church
Syracuse: Public Schools
Board of Education
Gertrude M. Burke
Vs . i
American Pension Committee Club 3
Chibrooms
eLy
Recacuse
Rece Hotel
Ae ezHon
eLyVes
Rotel
Club Bullet
Onon
Naamties J. D. Bazley
CIO
James P. Campbell
Geraldine Dickinson
Cannon St
William Musey
Juillian Lancett
Highland
James
Helen Carnivelli
Stolp
Francis N. Broome
Martha Chaffins
Harrison St
John_P. Smolen
Wandare
State Fair Bivd
Geddes
Joseph White
Marian Benedict
Madison St
Wellsmith
Nanet Herling
DeRuyter
Benjamin
Stolisky
Mary Capels
Hierav
Donald M. Meowney J. Dawson
W. Brighton
Lawrence G. »Piper
Florence Gould
Henry St
William Richards Fruegelien Schell
Thomas Maloney
Katherine Conroy
Avery
Harold D. Baten
Carrie Kent
Ashworth Pl
Lester W. Ackerman
Norma J. Bussi
East Syracuse
George M. Rowe
Avoca St
Paul
Pally Matilda Stevens
Oak St
Williams
Arleene Bullock
Fred Nicholas
Alice Zogby
Stinarday
Dante Santola
Sophia Podszebka
Carbon St
Burton E. Wright
Irma M
Central Square
Ruebch Raymond
Bernice
Nadler
Cumberland Av
Creare Bladen
Miriam| Roth
Fenwardr
Oliver L. Brown
Elaine L. Lyons
Harriette
Bernard Fernan
Ann Kik- Jowisz
Pulaski
Henrys. c. Cromin, Jr
Jacqueline A. Meaney
E. Urbaniak
Shennard St
Nicholas L. Albanese
Kay Adkins
Roberts Av
Orte M. Ingaisbe
Ras Tem- Plemam
New York State Association of
Hotel
Carl K. Griffing
Corning
R. DeWitt Morrison
Port Chester
Charles
BE. Flinn
Watertown
Charles W. Joyce
Robert F. Barrett
S. Edwards
Dolores B. Bean
Essex St
Linda Dobson
Lee Dobson
N. McBride St
Herald-Journal
Linda
Police Department
Frank Costello
Dunning-Boscher Press
W. Waterst
Tartaglia Co
S. Franklin St
Pearl Social Club
Pearl St
Rusterholz-Russell Co
Genesee St
Hill
Michael McCarthy
Jesse Latter
Jacob Schmidt
James Byrnes
George Meyers
Dennis Hewitt
Sheriff
Mrs. Corp
Soldier
Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Boulevard
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Francis Fe, Mulroy
Tom & Jerry
Tom Collins
Iaden
Hogan's
Butternut
Munsingwear
Salina Si
Tlands Commercial
Sakna Si
Andre
Canada
State
Vereps
Wilson
Calas
Th. Avge
Oscar Mayer
Qscar Mayer
Fkr
Long ‘Island
Nis
Prem ‘Ground All Reef
Hamburg
New England
Durr
Armer Cheese
Doz
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