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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1949
Page
6
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a season or session with mixed phrases and scattered proper nouns. It references dates around August and October, perhaps events or people like Attias, Sean, Ber, and Panes Ganats, but the text is garbled and many names are incomprehensible. The overall sense is a partial report of a gathering or schedule with no clear outcome.
Obituary notes the death of Reverend George H MacNish, long time rector, with funeral details at St John the Evangelist Church and Goddard Crandall funeral home. Mentions WWI veteran, past employment, and surviving relatives including siblings and nieces. Burial at St Sicer's Cemetery.
State aid for education was the subject of a conference set for Saturday afternoon in the Assembly cars committee room. Assemblyman Harry Reoux, Reputed to have led the 1935 revolt against Governor Dewey, said the meeting was not to be construed as a vote but to discuss the school aid problem.
British Foreign Secretary Bevin orders his own development plan for backward areas in the East and Africa. Government sources say Britain seeks a shoulder to shoulder approach with the United States as President Truman promotes a new program to raise living standards in underdeveloped regions.
Chaplain Hearn joins the 1st Division as CAPT. JAMES UE Ara pursues at 235 cents. Hearn positioned in the ng tower while Ses ee remains nearby.
A concert of Yiddish songs led by Saul Meisels, renowned performer, at Lincoln Avenue under the Jewish Fine Arts Committee. Meisels, from Temple on the Heights in Cleveland, Ohio, headlines a program supporting local Jewish schools and cultural events.
Ohio pastors prepare to hear Dr Dahlberg former president of the Orthodox Baptist Convention and past president of the Northern Baptist Convent as he delivers the principal address at the Ohio Fas hors Conference after appearances in St Paul and Columbus. He represented the group at the World Council of Churches Assembly in Amsterdam last summer.
Rev Dr Stanley E Stuber longtime director of public relations for the Northern Baptist Convention has resigned to lead Church World Service He will discuss sowing and bearing seeds at a Christian Happy Hour and preach at a Church World Service event chaired by Rev W H Smith The notice lists Stuber recent work and his move to New York City for the new post.
Gordon Magill of RD 1 at She-Mantins appears in a Central train accident report. He was attacked during a collision and died after being removed from the vehicle. Local authorities investigate the sequence of events and identify the victim.
The Mercy Train is due February 8 with Frances Slesce and Syra che among arrivals. The Gratitude Train carries relics and tokens of thanks from France and Europe to the United States, reflecting aid during shortages. The train, following a route similar to the Freedstig Trziv, will be moved in three sections across the nation to deliver goodwill and remembrance.
HAROLD T. KLEMAN resigns as executive vice president of Fair City Savings and Loan to manage the mortgage department of Gurison St. Paul Real Estate, Inc. He was elected general of the Sun City Savings ASO. assets rose from 90,000 to about 55,000 under his 8½ years of leadership. He previously served 15 years in credit at Merchants National Bank and Teun Company. He is active with the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Elks Leiderkranz Arion Club Turn Verein and Swiss Club. He has held leadership roles in New York state savings and loan leagues and Syracuse credit groups. He is married with three children. family home listed as 25 Wellington St., DewWist.
Worship notes announce sermons at multiple churches tomorrow morning including Rev Frank E Shimer at First Church and Rev Joan Josten at Lutheran Church of the congregation Ethaca guest preaching at Zion Lutheran. Church schools and adult classes set for 8 45 AM with sessions featuring Faith in Action at St Johns and St Peters United Christian.
The Labor Department reports a one cent gain in dollar purchasing power since August, with the dollar worth 58.38 cents in terms of 1938 dollars as of December 13. Earlier estimates show 75 cents in June 1936 under price controls, and the trend reflects changes in cost of living and gasoline prices.
Elder F. F. Kelswag of the New York Seventh-day Adventist Conference announced a church officers convention at the Syracuse Seventh-Day Adventists Church today and tomorrow. Syracuse Watertown and Gl gittex districts will be represented with Eiger J Edwards from Washington speaking on Our Burinished ask. F R Aldridze and Edward Van Sanford will also speak.
Snow and colder tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight around 12 degrees. Yesterday's high 32. record low -6. Relative humidity around 730 PM and 7 AM. Clouds windy conditions with snow flurries in the interior. Continued cold with fair coast weather and more cloudiness inland. Weather updates via WSER broadcasts.
A bankrupt individual, Utica La Verne Van Der Water, filed a voluntary petition in a federal district court seeking discharge of debts totaling 51,585. She has no assets and creditors number about a dozen. Attorneys Bincock Dorr Ryan and Shore of Semease, Beenie Weller and Ethel Weller are involved. Previously ran a bakery named Home Dairy at 519 SE Main St, Life Falls, tied to debts of 589 and? assets.
In Bakersfield California Sgt Samuel Ray Adams was sentenced to two concurrent life terms at San Quentin for the murders of his two sons Samuel Ray Adams Jr. seven and Richard four. The killings occurred last August 20 after an argument over Sunday School attendance. Judge Norman F. Mein pronounced the sentences.
Dr Henry Gilson, state associate commissioner of education, announced a five point plan to expand state education. The proposal, framed by the Board of Regents and the education commissioner, was presented to members of the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
Weather by Wirephoto reports cloudiness across major eastern basins with snow potential in northern regions. Some rain in eastern Gulf States and South Atlantic coast while western areas remain generally fair. Fronts show stationary and occluded boundaries with shifting weather patterns across the nation.
Fragmentary figures and notes on securities and weather forecasts. Mentions Sears Zace Zack Dr Maxcel and stray weather timings from 6 AM to 5 AM. Contains many garbled phrases and unclear entities.
New York stocks showed a steady tone with selective gains, led by firms like U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic at times, while Con Edison Dow Chemical and American Woolen saw losses. Trading remained slow with turnover around 300,000 shares as several key names fluctuated and bonds moved narrowly.
A bill before the legislature proposes requiring hotels with 200 or more patrons to employ resident doctors. The measure would also apply to clubs camps and resorts hosting the same number of people. The proposal aims to ensure medical coverage for guests and patrons across major lodging and recreation venues.
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