26 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1952
Page
1
Funeral notices list Jamies A. Dougherty of 9 Boyden Place and Vita Paradiso of 607 Rite byer as the deceased, with services scheduled at Saint Josephs in Syracuse and Saint Vincent de Paul Church. Survivors include relatives in Syracuse Wilkes-Barre Albany and New York. Burial arrangements set for Mary, Florence and Joseph Eckert and John Prettyman with local funeral homes handling the services.
Washington reports tavern owners and advocates urge a whisky ban linked to a proposed universal military training program. Spokesmen call for safeguards to keep underage drinkers out of UMT camps, proposing six month training with strict attire and non identification cards for trainees.
Washington reports show consumer price levels up sharply with a 3 percent rise expected for November and December. The latest index indicates an 8.1 percent year over year increase and 56 percent since the Korean War, with 111 percent since World War II. The 1935-39 base period underpins these increases as the Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks costs for essentials like food, transit, medical care, rent, and tobacco.
26 Catholic and Protestant missionaries in Korea are omitted from a list of foreign civilian internees by the Communist authorities. Missing are Bishop Patrick J. Byrne and Ssgr. Patrick Brennan, among others, with implications for 57 civilians reportedly captured in 1950.
Weather briefing notes a dovecast from northern New England to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and along the northwest Pacific coast with milder conditions in the eastern third. Snow is expected in the northern central Rocky Mountain states and North Dakota, while milder temperatures arrive elsewhere.
A garbled report notes pleas of guilty before Police Judge Junica Rod er and a string of speeding charges against Margere Schennal in Syracuse. Arraignments and county court dates are listed for Joseph Glovaining and Charles Flynn tied to robbery cases. Bail was set at 10,003 dollars with Rich not yet posted as Mousaw remains jailed.
A chaotic report details a man named Simon Hays reporting a brutal robbery after leaving a Syracuse restaurant. The West Tank of an unidentified facility suffered pipe damage from crushed sewage lines and rock debris. Repairs cost are expected to rise, delaying river diversion plans and exposing limited municipal staffing. Police and county officials are handling the investigation and repair duties.
Ithaca report notes United Christian Service Advance and three church groups met their 1951 goal. Prof Paul Wark says accounts balanced and efforts continue to raise 1952 funds with 2100 remains in Tompkins County. Commitments have come from 71 county churches as listed, with Advance committee members credited for leadership.
The body of Pfc. Warren B. Hemstrought nineteen, son of Mr and Mrs William B Hemstrought of Oxford, will arrive in San Francisco Wednesday and be taken to Seymour Funeral Home for services to be announced. He died in Korea on Sept 14. He is survived by six brothers, Wilson Bruce William George Hemstrought of Oxford, Joseph Hemstrought of Norwich, and Albert Hemstrought of Charlotte.
Funeral services for Israel H. Shapiro 58 E Mohawk St who died Thursday in Oswego Hospital after a heart attack will be at 2 P M tomorrow from Temple Adath Israel with burial in Riverside Cemetery Friends are invited to call at the home tonight and tomorrow morning Power Corporation named to Oswego Harbor and Dock Commission by Mayor Frank L Gould to fill the unexpired term of Commodore John M Gil He was reappointed Jan 1 to a six year term Mrs Gizella Christian wife of Par Green resides at 160 E Sixth St and died Thursday after a heart attack Funeral services will be at the Presbyterian Church and Oswego Hospital home of and from St Johns Good Roads Association burial in St Pauls Cemetery
Violations totaling 525 in fines were assessed across four counties Ontario Cayuga Seneca and Wayne with Morgan Hubright Marion cited for a doe taken during closed season without a license. Additional fines included Robert A Barber Wolcott for venison mislabeling Charles A Mar Clyde for deer without a license Robert L Colgreve Clyde for loaded gun in a car Esri Bisisdell and Dewey Gillette Wolcott for untagged venison Philip Hironimus Lyons for pheasants during closed season Elmer Wells Auburn for possessing a ferret Gerald Harkness Fair Haven for grebe without a license Joseph L Zello Geneva for loaded gun in a car William F Chaffin Geneva for taking waterfowl from a highway Richard Lyon Phelps for stalon deer Walter Jones Canandaigua for transporting mega deer John M Miller Jr Seneca Castle for migratory bird fine Seneca Robert L Sanders Sampson for shooting from highway Charles F Waterloo for transporting untagged deer.
Cortland youth Sunday will be observed tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church. Three young people assist Rev Dr Ralph Lankler in the service. James Beckwith reads the Psalms Carol McHale offers prayer Judith Combs speaks on The Church and Youth. Girls choir led by Elsie Fagan backs the adult choir. A youth dinner for junior and senior high Westminster Fellowships follows at 6 PM. Officers for the second half of the year will be elected by both groups.
fragmented forecast notes show a warm night with a low around 32 and a warmer day tomorrow. includes record highs and lows for prior years, plus sunrise around 7:25 AM and humidity details.
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