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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
6
A chaotic clipping shows Milk shortages affecting Syracuse and several New York communities. Midshipman Charles M. Howe, 20, grandson of Mr and Mrs Howe, appears in unrelated notes about tours and local events amid a jumble of public notices, births, and obituaries.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local club meeting at a Ural road dinner with scattered phrases. Readable items include a club name, a mention of a low meeting and a possible dinner, with unclear names and places. The readable content suggests a small community club record rather than a full event narrative.
Burglars entered overnight and stole cash and items totaling about $60 from a desk at 632 South Ave. Police report mentions a credit card and other small items taken from a desk, with a possible link to a nearby residence on Tinder Street. No injuries reported.
A man fell from a hayloft in a barn during a hot night. He awoke at 3 AM and climbed to the top of the hay, then slipped, falling about 22 feet to the ground. He sustained multiple rib fractures and a severe solitary injury, required transfusion, and was hospitalized for examination.
A1ABRY aceimn v. Mayen assistant pastor of SS. Francis de Sales Church Utica spoke at St Briger s Altar Society annual communion breakfast in St Brigit s Church hall Sunday. More than 125 attended as Julia Ryan Imstress aid the Rev Brennan pastor and society moderator Avs Murray Slyes society president Mi James O Neill Mins Agnes Gib bess Mrs William Menzler also Spal
A milk famine looms in Syracuse and large New York cities as dealers predict a sharp fall in butter and milk supply by August, with volume down 15 percent recently. They blame OPA price controls and a shift to ice cream cream, noting lower cream for butter and rising prices, while spring calfing and drought plans threaten fall production.
Set Class schedules list 100 summer courses with sessions starting Tuesday at 8 20 AM. Students may register Tuesday after reporting at Lincoln Auditorium and incur one day absence if late. If a course is not offered students may substitute another subject or have registration fees refunded. Peter Dump returns to City Hall after two months away for major operation. he is a stock assistant for the Municipal Recreation Commission.
Two separate crashes near Burl and S McBride street injure three people. John Taylor, 76, from Elmgood Avenue, suffers a hand injury at University Hospital while Joe lyn Drummond, 314 Hawlway, is treated for facial abrasions and lac tions at Onondaga General. A second incident on Teall Avenue leaves Michael Kolik, 61, of East Syracuse, with a possible skull fracture after a collision near the Gold Ball restaurant. Deputy Sheriff Bert Reardon reports Kolik was waiting in a car when struck by William Hayes.
Hospitals in Syracuse push for more city appropriations to cover indigent care and to fund higher charges for private patients. University Hospital plans gradual rate hikes based on six months of cost data, while Syracuse General Hospital will not raise rates. Crouse Irvings, Memorial, and other facilities are adjusting or awaiting board decisions as maintenance costs and staff salaries rise.
First Lt Eugene P. Cameron 1614 Northcliffe Jr received the Gold Star for meritorious aerial service with the U S Marine Corps Reserve. The citation from Rear Admiral Frederick Sherman lauds 20 strikes against enemy targets in carrier based fighter missions over Iwo Jima Tokyo Kyushu and Okinawa. He is a Jonstown High School graduate and served over three years.
A Syracuse area father speeding to the hospital for his newborn daughter faced a speeding ticket but had the sentence suspended by Judge Homer Walsh III. Robert Lee Ross, 26, of Marrydale Ayr Base, was released after pleading guilty to three traffic violations. The hospital birth occurred at Syracuse General Hospital earlier that day. details note his rapid dash and the judge’s decision to withhold punishment.
City engineer Neleton F Pitts reported Syracuse drank about 45 million gallons daily last week as heat rose. The department restored reserves by weekend while a leak in the No 3 conduit from Skaneateles Lake cut 500000 gallons daily in Camillus Gorge. A new third conduit section due in October will raise capacity by 2 million gallons daily.
A 1% month old baby playing in a camp yard at Pleasant Lake was found with water over his head in the water near the camp at the lake’s south end. The mother, Mrs Hungerford, retrieved the child and called for help as rescue squads and a coroner’s inquest concluded accidental death. Funeral services will be held at 2 P M at Stey Albert L Bauer First Methodist Church. Burial in Oakwood, parents and three brothers survive along with grandmothers.
Court schedules a ruling in the Patterson teacher reinstatement suit. Miss Patterson seeks back pay and reinstatement from the Board of Education. Judge Malpass presiding. the board offers 3,130.99 to settle. appeals court previously ruled on vacation pay.
Col Reid Mitchell Field served as post surgeon at ATC Houston in 1942 and later led Fort George hospital duties. He began service in 1918, returned for World War II, and was commended for venereal disease work at Camp Luna New Mexico. He taught surgery at Syracuse University Medical School and held private practice.
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