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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1949
Page
6
Readable fragments describe a local Syracuse program titled Adventurers Gub with performances Friday and Saturday at the Clark Music Center. Mentions participants from area schools and a mass music festival, inviting all boys from nearby streets to attend and join in, plus an aviation veteran Harold L Frownsend named as a guest.
PERRY BROWN of Beaumont Texas national commander of the American Legion will be feted at a dinner in Hotel Hamilton Utica San 28 by Legionnaires of the Fifth District. A large delegation from the area is expected. Cochairmen Dr. Harry Shepard and William Burns lead planning. about 500 attendees. Counties in the Fifth District include Onondaga Oneida Lewis Jefferson Herkimer Oswego. Auxiliary members and Legionnaires will attend.
Police reported a battery stolen from Syracuse Auto Sales at 617 Genesee Street. Patrolman Nicholas Margiasso said the theft occurred early yesterday, with the vehicle owner valuing the item at 518.
The Common Council planned to introduce a proposed traffic code creating a permanent traffic division in the police department. The measure includes new truck regulations and routes west from the city, with revisions to drop Grand Avenue as a westward option. The timing may shift with related sewer, water line, jail equipment, and parking meter actions also slated for discussion.
The Rev. Glenn O. Canfield of Mey Memorial Unitarian Church urged that religion must address all life aspects. In a sermon on The Church and the Economic Order he listed four faults in the American system including neglect of the consumer and failure to see interrelatedness among capital labor and management.
A three day meeting of the Purebred Dairy Cattle association began today at the Hotel Syracuse with president Carl G. Wooster presiding. The program includes committee discussions on cattle breeding and artificial insemination raised as a key issue since 1839 led by Prof. E. J. Perry of the College of Agriculture, New Brunswick.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous personal names and partial locales with speeds and identifiers. The text lacks coherent events or outcomes and reads as scattered courtroom notes or docket fragments without a clear narrative.
A Lafayette area student is held on assault charges after stabbing his father Meyer H Marden, 62, at the family farm near Cherry Valley Road Route 20, as a barn fire damaged the property. Edward Aungier, owner, estimated losses at 12000 to 315000 with two horses, 23 cows, and farm machinery saved. police suspect wiring caused the blaze.
Edwin W. Smith, 31, of the Onondaga Indian Reservation, accused of stabbing his wife Katharine with a treah knife on December 10, pleads not guilty to second degree murder. Judge Leo W. Breed orders Smith held at Onondaga County Penitentiary for trial Feb 1 after hearings. District attorney’s office had said she admitted the fatal stabbing, but Justice Campbell ruled no murder charge warranted at arraignment and ordered manslaughter. Grand jury later indicted Smith on the second degree count.
Seven faculty monitors from New Fork State College of Forestry will lead discussions Thursday and Friday during the winter meeting of the New Fork section of the Society of American Foresters in Albany. Prof Svend O Heiberg will report on natural forest areas and preservation plans. Other speakers include Raymond J Hoyle Ralph G Unger Floyd Carlson Clifford J Foster Dr William Hslton and C Eugene Farnsworth.
A nursing education institute sponsored by the Central Newark Langue for Nursing Education and district nursing groups will convene at St Josephs Hospital. Catherine Maclay will preside morning session with Marion West leading the afternoon. Sessions cover geriatric care and aging with talks by Dr Raymond Kuhlen and other Syracuse University nursing educators and clinicians.
Syracuse recreation officials invite nominations and votes for the Ice Carnival Queen to reign at Onondaga Park. Entries open at 28 city recreation centers and City Hall with age and residence rules for eligibility. Ballots and entry details are available at 312 City Hall and local recreation offices.
FRANKER BLOUNT of Chicago will speak at the noon Syracuse Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Onondaga. He previews What Everyone Should Know About Business, part of a Wednesday evening series by Citizens Foundation at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts from Jan 26 to Apr 20. A panel of eight Syracuse citizens will discuss profits credit production wages prices and other economy factors using William H Stevenson Company techniques.
Three court monographers and two typists transcribed testimony as the government files an injunction suit against Bristol Laboratories Inc. before Federal Judge Stephen W. Brennan. Edmund Port, assistant U S attorney, is trial counsel for the government seeking to bar Bristol from shipping 12 drugs used for medical injections across state lines due to excess dissolved matter, per FDA charges.
Cub Scout leaders from Syracuse and Onondaga County plan a roundtable meeting tomorrow at 8 PM in Central Hick School. Ernest Blanchard of the Onondaga Council will preside with Charles F. Reschke of 107 Hinedale Rd. as organizer. The session will feature Cub Scouting demonstrations pack activities entertainment and song reading.
Two eviction orders signed by Judge ileday end May 1. Marie Horton may evict Joseph Foxton from 537 Buro net Ave. Veronica Clemons may evict Paul and Mary Johnson from 456 Midland Ave.
Mayor Fran J. Costello leads a Syracuse delegation to Albany to press for enactment of the citys state legislative program. The mayor plans to attend a meeting this afternoon on a proposal to double per capita receipts to locals and to increase state aid by earmarking 25 percent of income tax collections. The statewide tax program is merged with the Mayors Conference proposal to add about $2.3 million to state aid for Syracuse, with education funding targets around $60,000 for the city and over a million in broader educational aid.
Frank J. Shaughnessy, collector of internal revenue, departs from Syracuse on the New York Central special at 9 20 AM to witness President Truman's installation. He plans to attend the inaugural ball and says he witnessed the inaugurations of Franklin D Roosevelt in 1933 1937 and 1941, and references other figures.
Government forces clashed with Communist backed guerrillas as reports said units ambushed near Messovounon about 12 miles west of Naoussa and another battle occurred near Kombini 15 miles west of Naoussa.
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