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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1949

Page

3

FPC License Required for Raquette River Dam Plan

Washington The Federal Power Commission examiner ruled the Raquette River project requires a Federal Power Act license before proceeding with a dam and reservoir near Massena. The river is navigable and interstate commerce would be affected, with potential water releases altering conditions below Carey Falls.

Washington Centel New York Compan Raquette River Commission Aximilian Baron Moran

Kerby Foundation Leaders Guests of City Chapter

Nationally known members of the Kerby Foundation of Washington DC were guests at a Syracuse chapter meeting held in the Hotel Syracuse last night.

le Syrpetne Willian J. Kenny Foundation William J. Russell Fenton Sloran Secomk Eaecuive Leo Ty Favan Srate Leit Rod John T. Fe Kerby Foundation TWA William 43. Kerby Foundacion Washington, D. C Syracuse The Foundation

Foote Faces Burglary Charges After Hospital Return

ALEXANDER FOOTE, held under guard at Onoidage General Hospital since December 27 after being shot by Patrolman Ambrose Shehan, was brought to Police Headquarters to face third degree burglary and petty larceny charges. He had been under hospital care as officers described the incident and related loot recovered from his home and other locations.

Alexander Foote Usder Poiice Onoidage General Hospital Ambrose Shehan John Bienkouss Joseph Beuz Brovgat Jis Central Loan Co Fayette St Foote W. Fayette St Linehan Lanehas Chrot Committee For Chest Charles Walker J. Paul Smuthling Henry DeJosepa William J. Me Ad' Clarnon Frank Savage Renelake John ‘Thompson John W. Fayetrest Sivan Joseph McNeil Join The National Footer J. Kerby Foundation Leos Vitan Linehan Lowendage Penitentiary Miliery Russell Phospitel

Six Red Cross Drive Units Are Formed

Six Red Cross drive units were organized today as part of a 17 division fund campaign. Advance gifts division will raise $50 or more, led by Warren Bentley and Gerry Dietz, with a rally luncheon Tuesday. Other divisions named include Division 10 Public Empires-Gliter, Division 9 Professional, Division 12 Public Service, Division 6 Ing-Richard W. Cooner, Division 3 Financial, and Division 4 Detany.

Red Cross Advance Edward E. McNally Walter Attidge Newton D. Bartle Warren Bentley Gerry Dietz Theneral Public Empires Gliter Cane Kard Weckel Maj Chester Hing George F Waite Leo T. O'Conner R. C. Atwood Matthew J. DelVecchio FW. Kane P. J. Dunn Chauncey Wde Robert W. Parkinson Alfred J. Moorhead Seymour Bliss Clinton Burnett John Tindal Chester A. Jones Marvin Alderman Daniel Apgar Mark Cowan Robert J. Feinberg Public Service Reymond A. Johnson Francis M. Truman Daniel L. McSweeney E. Baecheler F. W. Celke Clifton AL Pace We Eddy John B. Delaney Darwin Westcott Edmund AL Vadeboncoeur Leon A Ing Richard W. Cooner Roland F. Anderson Olive Bartie Richard Wiles Robert Hoize Robert Sisson Financial Warren Codd Lester Kaste Tiverley Hui Lapham Alan C. Ritz Joseph Wicholson Detany George’ Void F. Knudsen Collins Chester Steales Frank Cashier Robert’ Carl Theler James F Oliver S. Cane

Freedom Train Visitor Rate Will Be Limited

City and County high school pupils will not be rushed through the Freedom Train when it arrives next month. The Education Committee set a cap of fewer than 300 pupils per hour for the classroom on wheels, with younger children visiting with parents. The train will run 9 AM to 5 PM for schools, 3 PM to 9 PM for the general public, and Parochial and county students will use mornings or afternoons on designated days. The exhibit will feature original manuscripts and documents of high historical value.

David H. Patton City Public Msgr David JC. Gildea Earl L. Assetsune Harold J. Coon Schenectady Parothiel School County Sadien Tran Syracuse Peter Stuyvesant Flushing

Riehlman and Ives Act on Protest Note

Senators Irving Ives and Walter Riehlman respond to Bishop Foery of Syracuse regarding Josef Mindszenty imprisonment in Hungary. Ives promises influence and hopes for government action. Riehlman forwards the bishop’s letter to the State Department seeking remedial steps despite Hungary under Communist rule.

Irving MO Ives RO Walter Riehlman Walter A. Foery Syracuse Orf Josef “Cardinal Mindszenty Hungan Faery Ives Riehlman Josef Cardinal Mindszenty Josef Dinal Mindszenty Hungary Thi Department of State

Everson Museum Trustees Named in Albany Petition

Six trustees named for the proposed Everson Museum of Fine Arts include Anne E Johnson Mrs. Rhea Eckel John W Sadler Alfred W Haight Col Harry Wilder and Lucius G Leonard announced at Albany by Charles A Brind counsel on the State Department of Education Brind noted Leonard was designated as incorporator A hearing is set for February 24 in Albany and Syracuse University opposes the plan.

Sia Ormavucaneae Everson Museum of Fine Arts First Trust & Depost Company Everson Estate Anne E Johnson Rhea Eckel John W. Sadler Alfred W. Haight Harry ©. Wilder Lucius G. Leonard Albany Charles A. Brind theState Department of Education Leonard Brind

Woman Accused Of Theft Of $50 In Sailor Case

Marion Marshall, 37, of 1008 E Adams St, pleaded not guilty in Police Court. Judge Truman H Preston set bail at 500 until Feb 1. Arrested yesterday on Townsend St by Patrolman John Halpin after meeting William J Chamberlein, 48, of 115 S Edwards Ave, a Navy sailor on furlough, at Low Tavern. He says she took 50 dollars after they visited several cars and she left.

Marion Marshall E. Adams St Truman H. Preston James At

Police investigate stabbing of man at city street corner

Police probe a stabbing that left Randall of 312 Almond Street injured near S McBride and E Fayette streets. A cab driver, Edward Case of the Seymour Hotel, found him at 2:11 AM and took him to Syxa-Cute General Hospital. Patrolman John Heath arrived at the hospital to assist the inquiry.

Randall Almond Sr Edward Case Seymour Hotel S. McBride and E. Fayette Sts General Hospital John Heath

G E and Bristol Leaders Address Science Teachers Meet

Representatives of General Electric and Bristol Laboratories opened a two day gathering of the State Science Teachers Association. Members toured Electronics Park in the morning and the Bristol pemenin plant in the afternoon. Talks planned include jet engines by DeWitt Zien and Antarctic geology by Dr Earl Apfel.

G.E Bristol General Electric Corp Bristol Laboratories, Inc State Science Teachers Association Electronics Park Bristol Pemenin DeWitt Zien Earl Apfel Syracuse University

Look Out for Bogus Bills in Syracuse Area

SFRACUSANS were warned yesterday to beware of counterfeit ten dollar bills in the Syracuse area. A U S Secret Service agent said four bogus ten dollar bills have been spotted and warned that phoney twenty dollar bills may follow. He described two types with distinct check letters and numbers and urged cashiers to delay passers and notice details to aid police.

Sfracusans U. S Secret Service Syracuse Treasury Tre

County backs Children’s Dental Health Day in Syracuse

Dr Clealand A Sargent city health commissioner and the Onondaga Health Association Christmas Seal Agency board endorsed the upcoming National Children’s Dental Health Day on Feb 7 proclaimed by Mayor Frank J Tostello The health association board pledges support and urges public participation to improve dental health in Syracuse noting high rates of untreated decay among children and calling for early dental care.

Frank J. Costetlo Alberta Spalding Syracuse Dental Ars Costetla Viola Howard Charles Mes F. W. Markham R. D. Brough Syracuse Dental Society Clealand A. Sargent Onondaga Health Association Christmas Seal Agency Children’s Dental Health Frank J. Tostello Sargent Asoner of Health of Syracuse United States Siracuse Healthy Association Quondaga Health Association Syracuse Dental

Mason Outlines Objectives of Brotherhood Fund Drive

Frank M. Totton of New York, grand master of Masons, addressed 1500 members in Syracuse urging a broad Brotherhood Fund for rheumatic fever research. He urged contributions beyond local districts, noting past giving and the need to aid Europe and families, with emphasis on courage to donate. District deputies Ashworth and MacCail organized the meeting at Masonic Temple.

OCR Frank M. Totton Masons New York State Masonic Temple Onondaga and Cortland-Madison Frederick C. Ashworth George MacCail Cortland-Madison Onondaga Totton Chase National Bank of New York City Brotherhood Fund Masonic Foundation Europe Isco Jeff Motio George MacCall Fred O. Ashworth Portland-Madisor

Chest X Ray Unit To Visit Camillus

A state owned mobile chest X ray unit visits Camillus for a TB control drive run with Onondaga Health Association. The event targets residents aged 33 and older, runs from noon to 8 PM, and is part of a county effort to reduce tuberculosis through early detection and treatment.

Camillus John Gibesons Citron Atwood G.cocts MecLeugshn Jane Stannell Monte Ray Unin Spe

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