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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1948
Page
10
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Authorities search for Mrs Marie Irwin who reportedly was visiting in the area with ties to Tennessee. The notice lists funeral homes and florists in the Kingston district and urges anyone with information to contact local authorities.
Funeral services for Thomas H Dixon, well known insurance man, were held today at St Uieruse's Church after a 3 AM mass following a private home wake at 1595 Lancaster Ave. The service was led by Rev. Geralddo Run pt and featured many clergy including Rev Charley Edwards and Rev John Quits. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery with further services at White Chapel Memory Gardens. Survivors include wife Elizabeth McKenzie Turner, son Joseph Jr, and grandchildren.
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A Syracuse man, Al Yoshie Newman of Manly drive Fayetteville Md, died in a two car wreck on a wet highway between Gullysburg and Rimaleben. Catherine Keilholtz of Taney Ray Md and Mrs Salley Vosbury widow and children were in the other vehicle. Vosbury, manager of Bardeen’s Inc, was enroute from a Floridian vacation.
John Kreischmer dies at 72 at his Solvay home after long service as bricklayer and community member. Survived by four sons four daughters and many grandchildren. services set at Assumption Church. Walter J Plachta dies at 39 in Syracuse after long residence. survived by wife daughter and son. rites at Sacred Heart Church and Giminski funeral home.
John E Kelly, a long time Syracuse resident and prominent business figure, will be buried after a funeral in Syracuse this Monday. He built a sizable New York distribution business and supported local civic and charitable causes. Surviving relatives include his brother James and sister Christina Mahan of Syracuse, and two sisters in Syracuse.
Obituaries note the deaths of Hazel Cowan and Moukis, aged 56, of 19 Solvay Place. Hazel Cowan dies at University Hospital with services planned Sunday at 2:50 PM. burial at Pylon Cemetery. Moukis, a Solvay resident and Greece native, dies at home. services Monday at St Sayin Ort Greek Church, burial at Morningside Cemetery. Survivors include spouse Vorey Assimon Mourkisy, children Willan Aposiolis and Elizaborn Aposiola, and three children in Greece. Burial and further service details listed.
Reported double slayings involving a 54 year old school teacher and a farm hand near a county estate unfold with a possible motive linked to jealousy and family tensions. Witnesses describe a tense scene as investigators pursue leads, with several named individuals identified in the chaotic aftermath.
The piece notes the death of Boranael Co Rokehaugh, 83, while visiting his wife Edith Olmstead on the second floor of a Lashombe restaurant. The ceremony was arranged by the Military Order of the Purple Heart and New York relief committees, with services and flags expected to accompany the deceased.
The Mummers Parade opens with Golden Slippers and 36 fancy bands and clubs taking part. prize money totals 20 000 dollars as spectators anticipate lively performances and local pageantry in Philadelphia.
A fragmentary note describes a male sender who sent a letter to inquire about a ruler or Wu plaster. The text mentions hardship and a plea for help, with unclear details about the writer and purpose.
Readable portions describe hopes for peace and normal celebrations in Europe and other regions as 1949 approaches. References touch on wartime austerity, rationing in Belgium, New Year customs in Vienna and Prague, and political shifts affecting daily life and public morale.
Washington officials say veteran diplomat Bullitt may be called to report to the Senate House Committee on economic spending. Senator Bridges of Rhode Island will resign as chairman in the new Congress, while the Republican group retains control of other committees and picks their representatives. Bullitt has supported increased aid for Chiang Kai-shek's government.
Tass reports completed evacuation of Soviet forces from Northern Korea by December 25 and states all troops withdrawn in line with the Soviet Council of Ministers plan to remove forces from the peninsula by January 1, 1949. The U.S. stance remains not to withdraw its troops from Southern Korea.
A state commerce official predicts prosperity for 1949 despite danger signals from the last three quarters. He notes high employment and record savings support continued demand, with cautious optimism for six-year highs but warns about late 1948 trends requiring vigilance.
In ST. PAC Minn the Walton League discusses annual license ideas to curb casual egg collection. The plan targets fertilized sea eggs and weeded surface, aiming to regulate hunting activities and wildlife management amid unclear guidance.
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