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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1949

Page

3

Cornelia Otis Skinner Delivers deft stage portraits

Cornelia Otis Skinner, noted actress, presented modern monologues and The Loves of Charles II at Central High School auditorium under Syracuse Civic Music Association. She offered character sketches Times Square and Packing for Home with polished artistry, drawing a large, mentally engaging audience.

Cornelia Otis Skinner Charles 1 Central High School Cornelia Otes Skinner Charles II Syracuse Civic Music Association Wila Miss Skinner Charles Mise Skinner Times Square Paris Esther Calloway Dad Calloway Ofjample Billy Europe Jane

Mayor Aids Seek More Works Cash and Improvements

At a meeting of Mayor Costello's Capital Improvement Committee the group discussed funding for a gymnasium and training school for police on the third floor of police headquarters, plus a mechanic's shop. Traffic engineer Kavanaugh urged repair of obsolete signals, cable, and the addition of pedestrian safety buffers downtown. Syracuse Housing Authority's Grimm requested street improvements near the proposed Eastwood public housing project. Irving G. Berman said a capital program decision would likely be reached by February 15.

Yseterday W. Frask Kavanaugh

Monday Tax Deadline Warns Taxpayers List of Affected Groups

Monday marks the tax deadline for certain taxpayers as warned by Frank J. Shaughnessy, collector of internal revenue. Affected are those with any filing due on the 1948 estimated income tax, those who have not filed the 1948 estimate, and individuals such as businessmen, landlords, and others with wages over 500 dollars plus 600 dollars per exemption. Farmers must file an original declaration on form.

Frank J. Shaughnessy Internal Revenue

Damage suit awards total nearly seven thousand dollars

In Kingsley court a verdict awarded nearly $7,000 across negligence actions stemming from a 1921 open car accident near Fayetteville. Three youths and their fathers received sums including $1,600 to George Wilcox and $3,375 to Donald Hey, amid claims town negligence over a dangerous curve. Several suits were withdrawn or ended with no cause verdicts as the trial progressed.

T HoSear B. W. Husted Kas Spa xi Miss Skinner Richant Johnson S. Owen Donald Hey Herbert Johnson Emil Kreis Otto Fernalki Amd Herman Arnold A. Detter Kingsley George Wilcox Corthand Elizabeth Fulton Syracuse University Fayetteville Fulton Wilcon Wilcox Multagsimat Ruth Futton Rrourts Point Beth Douglas Fulton Charles C. Maxwell Anthony Ryan Hancock Deer, Ryan & Shove

Egg Heads Masonic Lodge Officers Named

Fred Bresee is junior deacon with Floyd Popp and Duan Hale as masters of ceremony. Jesse Serp and Robert Rhoades serve as stewards. Louis Perunko is marshal, with Henry Martin and Donald Peet as chaplains.

Fred Bresee Floyd Popp Duan Hale Jesse Serp Robert Rhoades Louis Perunko Henry Martin Donald Peet

Miss Skinner Sheds Racial Bias Tour Laurels in Syracuse

The article notes Miss Skinner receiving a citation for an article on racial discrimination after a Southern tour. It recalls Otis Skinner Blodget, son of Aiden S. Blodget, and her theater work including Kismet and Mister Antonio. A sledding mishap injures a boy, and a hospital report mentions a chin laceration. The piece is a dense chronicle of Eliza Skinner and historical acting portrayals with references to Esther Calloway and Louis Queroullie.

Am ‘West Miss Skinner Aiden S. Blodget Syracuse Otis Skinner Blodget Gus Skinner St. Pauls School Concord N Otis Skinner Yantrene Mister Antonio Esther Calloway England Louise Pe Queroullie Louis XIV France Dover Risory Nelly Sones Fiain Catherine of Braganza Charles

Supervisor Begins Term in Hospital

A Seventh Ward supervisor started her term from Peoples Memorial Hospital after a Sunday fall from a stepladder caused a fractured leg and knee injury. Board members and city and county officials sent visitors, flowers, candy, and cards to her hospital room during her convalescence.

Weyers Ics Perec Peoples Menoreal People’s Hospital

Lions Plan Business Talks To Lions Club Luncheon

Frank B. Biount of Chicago outlined a lecture series on business topics at a weekly Lions Club luncheon at Hotel Syracuse. Oliver Al Quayle spoke on world federation. Bioumt will conduct the series sponsored by the Citizens Foundation. The opening session is set for Wednesday January 25 at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. The series will run 13 weeks with topics on profits wages prices financial systems production and buying power under the heading What Ever Man Should Know About Business.

Frank B. Biount Chicago Ez Lions Club Syracuse Oliver al Quayle World Federalisat I. Bioumt Wile H. Stevenson Co Citzens Foundation Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Museum

W-J Hospital Report Highlights 1948 Finances and Care

The Wieting Johnson Memorial Hospital recorded total operating costs of 52000 for 1948 with a small profit. It cared for seventy six patients that year, totaling 9182 patient days, while volunteers contributed 1901 hours. Local auxiliaries raised 5894.43 toward building a new pavilion. the Board of Education supplied four teachers for children in the district.

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World Government Forum Planned Tonight at 8:15 PM

The English paper announces a World Government Forum to be held today at 8 15 PM on world government. Speakers include William S Andrews for United World Federalists and Theodore Simonton of Federal Union Law with Dr W Freeman Galpin as moderator.

Ppranag William S. Andrews United World Federalists Theodore Simonton Federal Union Lnw W. Freeman Galpin

Clerks to Hold Nomination Meeting in Odd Fellows Hall

Local 253 of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks will hold a nomination meeting at 3 PM tomorrow in Odd Fellows Hall. W. J. Saneeraon, president, announced public notice of the event.

National Federation of Postoffice Clerks Odd Fellows Hall W. J. Saneeraon

Decision Delayed In Meat Saw Suit At Eugene Court

Judge reserved decision in the case of Connor vs Lewis Bar & Fixture Co over a $357 electric meat saw purchase. Testimony shows Carny of Atlas Restaurant Supply bought the saw and delivered it to Club Flamingo, with Mancine denying purchase and his interest in the club. Connor alleges his son Kenjet owes him $175.

Fier HL Skerstt Taterdey Eugene T Connor Lewis Bar & Fixture Co Louis Mancine Lewis Michael Carny Datlas Restaurant Supply Co Flamingo Mancino Carny Connor Kenjet

Knights of Columbus Chorus To Sing At Loretto Rest

Knights of Columbus bankruptcy case group will entertain residents of George F Matthews at Loretto Rest tomorrow afternoon. Petition filed in Federal District Court accuses debts of 1750 dollars and no assets. Next appearance set for July in Syracuse with attorney Higeina, Keigem, O'Hara & Young listed.

Wemeees Syracuse Counal Knights of Columbus George F. Matthews Loretto Balawingvile Hubert A. Schmitt Il Ng Juy 1 K. of C Attorneya Higeina Keigem O'Hara & Young Syracust Janses St

Films Reveal Atom Attack at Syracuse Museum

The Syracuse American Chemical Society hosts free Lux motion pictures at the Museum of Fine Arts showing what atoms can do and did in World War II. Drs Linschutz, Kanda, Brown, Kelly, Bewick discuss the Hiroshima Nagasaki bombs and preventive measures in a Technicolor presentation.

Ameren Chemcal Society Lux Motion Pictures Museum of Fine Acts de ‘Otto Kay Syracuse Frank Kanda Oliver Brown Henry Linschitz Syracuse University Nagasaki Alana Come

Lippert Heads Lodge Sapphire 768 Installed in Camillus

F P Lippert installed master of Sapphire Lodge 768 F and A M in Camillus with John S Reid as stalling officer and J Glenn Case as marshal Others installed included Willard Kinney Milton J Upcraft E O Smith Gilbert H Lovell Ellis Cornman Melbourne L Raymond William H Lodder J Glenn Case Jr Albert J Pitisen Robert FirMarshall Perry Brunton Walter J Smith and J Glenn Case overseer of work

Srevesice F Lirpertwee Sapphire Lodge Camillus John S. Reid J. Glenn Case Willard ‘Kinney Milton J. Upcraft E O. Smith Gilbert H Lovell Ellis Cornman Chaptain Melbourne L. Raymond William H

Decision Reserved In Contract Suit

In Municipal Court Judge Harry H. Sherritt reserved decision in the case of Phil Feldman and Sons Sr Townsend against Sin-O Diner at 740 Erie. Feldman & Sons sued for 300 dollars claiming payment for a heating and ventilating contract. The defense contends a contract with Onondaga Construction Co for 7660 dollars and that the job was performed by a sub-contractor.

runaWine Heal Yeverday Harry H. Sherritt Phil Feldman and Sons S. Townsend

Youth Held In Holdup Of Cabbie Near Syracuse

Dwight Yott, 31, of Lemosnear Mattydale, was arrested by the Onondaga County sheriff for a north Syracuse holdup last night. Deputies say he brandished a hand in his pocket to imitate a gun and fled with $8 after a taxi ride from Peppertree to North Syracuse. He is to be arraigned today on robbery charges.

Dwight Yott Lemosnear Mattydale Sheriff’s Office Jaeph Comoo 205 FE Hasnorav Sun Fred Arm Kopprd Houte 2 North Syracuse Pepetree Nick Louise Yohn Mead Corona Yort Justices of the Peace William Boehm North Syracuse

Ives to Deliver Hill Graduation Speech at Lincoln Auditorium

Senator Irving M. Ives of New York Republican will speak at the mid winter commencement at Union University. The event, featuring about 730 graduates, will include diplomas for seniors and a baccalaureate service at Hendricks Chapel. Faculty marshals will lead the ceremonies with two students among the procession.

Irving M. Ives York Republicar Racuse University Duaton &x Lincoln Auditorium Ives William P. Tolley Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Massachusetts Senate Robert A. Taft United States Senate Graeme O'Goran Seanne Elton Fudge Seaside Park N. J Winnie Pollcock New York Ity Hendricks Chapel

Two Unhurt In Accident Near Syracuse

Syracuse residents escaped serious injury when their car jumped a curb, struck an embankment and overturned on the Ta cont Parkway. Philip F Wiegand, 51, and his sister Laura H Tyo, 77, suffered only scalp lacerations. Wiegand refused medical attention. Tyo was treated at a nearby hospital.

Bleiarcliff Manor Syracuse Tacont Parkway Philip F Wiegand Laura H. Tyo McLennan Av Wiegand Tyo Jene New York

M. L. Roe Named Head of Garrison in Army News

Maurice L Roe of 19 Greve North Syracuse was named head of a garrison unit. The appointment lists Lt. Paul Far as commander and includes senior officers Oakes DeHaven Watson Taylor Brehn Fisher Baker Oakes Plantz Kalish and Regan with duties spanning youth movement instruction and personal responsibilities for the post.

Maurice L Roe St. North Syracuse Paul Far Army and Navy ‘Union North Sstadtse Jenna E. Brolan Oakes Robert DeHaven Stanley Watson Royal P. Taylor Anthony Brehn George P. Fisher Wiliam F. Baker William Oakes Bryce P. Plantz Ihe Guard Michael Kalish Bruce Regan North Syracuse Walter Sonal Re Bod

Fellow Takes Over Duties as Second Deputy County Attorney

DAVID FELLOWS, a World War I veteran, today assumed duties as second deputy county attorney, succeeding Donald M. Mead who was elected to the State Assembly. Fellows was appointed yesterday by County Attorney Charles T. Major.

David Fellows Donald M. Mead State Assembly Fellows Charles T. Major

It’s Not Too Late to Aid In Health Seal Campaign

Onondaga Health Association president Alexis N. Muench says about 24,200 of 815,000 needed from residents haven’t responded. Countywide chest X ray survey planned. total returns $57,650 so far with deficits of 317,000 to be made up to keep 1949 operations on track.

Corietmes Alexis N. Muench Onondaga Health Association Onondaga Uve Mench Muench Doug Mccarthy Jacob McCarthy

Family Cemetery Monuments Trend Cited at Parley

Almon D. Olsen of Monument Builders of America cites a trend toward more cemetery plots with family monuments at Parley and Onondaga. He notes government permits private headstones and artistic markers for families while others doubt national momentum. Alec E. executive secretary of The American Legion comments on this stance and the broader proposal.

Almon D. Olsen Monumhent Builders of America Errattox Onondaga Olsen Ind Headonen Forlstones Alec Eee the American Legion Mackers Tits

Birthday Party for Donald A. Eager in Syracuse

Neighbors celebrate Donald A. Eager's 54th birthday at 600 Charmouth Drive with a buffet, cake, and family guests. Eager, a Robert A. Keasbey Co. branch manager, enjoys fishing and is active in Boy Scout work and local organizations. Attendees include his wife Mrs. Eager and four children.

Donald A. Eager Charmouth Dr Eager Mrs. Eager Rey Robert A. Keasbey Co State At Judy Syracuse University Barbara Albuquerque N. Bms Edward Central High School Aund Donne Roosevelt Junior Anak Trinity See Church Episcopal Oneen's Association of Syracuse Kiwanis Club

Betsy Lou Boosz Becomes Syracuse Bas Mitzvah

Betsy Lou Boosz daughter of Mr and Mrs Moe of 525 Beatnest becomes Syracuse's first Jewish girl to take Bas Mitzvah at Temple Adath Yeshurun. Rabbi Irwin Hy man presided as she pledged sacred covenant with God and the people of Israel.

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Worker Suffers Beeswax Burns From Torch Incident

A worker at Seeater Candle Co. 1101 N. Sitilh reportedly attempted to light a tank of beeswax with a torch causing a flash that burned the back head arms chest and right leg. Patrolman Robert Curran filed the St. Tatars Hospital report noting injuries and treatment.

Aelmour St St. Tatars Hospital Robert Curran Seeater Candle Co Ariel

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