Carrier workers set Red Cross blood record at Thompson Road
Carrier Corporation employees at Thompson Road set a one day blood donation record with 401 pints during a 12 hour Red Cross bloodmobile visit. Copenhagen resident Preben Kelle Jorgensen contributed to the total, marking the second Red Cross donation since his arrival five months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Thompson Rd
Cosmo Calcagino
John Murray
Carrier
Carrier Corporation
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Sam
Preben Kelle-Jorgensen
Copenhagen
Denark
Economics Cooperation Administration
The
Jewish War Veterans
Syracuse Chiefs
MacArthur Stadium
Red Cross Center
Chiefs
Onondaga Post
Decision Reserved In Building Row
Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller reserved decision in an injunction suit by Herman J. Single of North Syracuse. He seeks to restrain Edward S. Whitmore Jr., building contractor, from finishing a ranch home in Chesnut Knoll Clay, alleging a 35 foot street setback contract and village ordinance violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Herman J. Single
North
Syracuse
Edward 5. Whitmore, Jr
Chesnut Knoll
Single
Clay
Whitmore
Park Association Holds First Picnic
The Franklin Park Association held its first picnic of the year in the community park with over 100 attendees. Mrs. Irving Ellis led arrangements assisted by Mrs. Jerry Dingman and James Symonds, the association president, who announced plans for a park festival and clambake later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park Association
Irving Ellis
Jerry Dingman
James Symonds
Hoagland Smith Nuptials in New York
Mrs Gladys Morrow Diefendorf Smith of Syracuse widow of Hurlbut W. Smith married Warren I. Hoagland, vice president of L C Smith & Corona Typewriters, at the Hotel Pierre. Ceremony led by Rev Philip Jones, with immediate relatives present and a luncheon. Honeymoon aboard the Mauretania to Southampton for three months. Smith died December 16, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gladys Morrow Diefendorf Smith
James Sr
Philip Jones
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hoagland
Southampton
England
Smith
Typewriter Manufacturing Company
Parks Open On Holiday for July Fourth Recreation
Parks and playgrounds will be fully staffed on July 4 as Municipal Recreation Commission operates all sites with trained staff and lifeguards. Mrs. Joseph Arciuoli urges families to visit city parks for supervised activities and safe recreation during the holiday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Recreation Commission
Joseph Arciuoli
Wte
Cross
Dinner Honors Solvay Veteran
Charles J. Parsons of 412 Second St Liverpool received a dinner tribute for 33 years with Solvay Process Division Allied Chemical & Dye Corp He joined in 1899 and has served in Syracuse plant managers office and as a technical data clerk Now retiring Aug 1 about 50 guests attended with Roy L Barns as MC Speakers included J J Bryers D O Yeoman and R G Zimmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Parsons
Second St
Liverpool
Solvay Process Division
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Smoral's
Averyav
Parsons
Solvay
Syracuse
Roy L. Barns
J. J.bryers
D. O. Yeoman
R. G.zimmer
Taxi Front Seat Damaged by Fire in City Block
A taxi operated by James J. Collins of 201 W Fayette St sustained front seat fire damage after a passenger reportedly dropped a cigarette inside. The cab, owned by Harry Goldberg of 200 E Jefferson Re, was parked on the 100 block of State St when Collins discovered the blaze. Police officer Donald Shea indicated the fire likely started from the cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J.collins
W. Fayette St. Yuessterday
Harry Goldberg
E. Jefferson Re
State St
Pis Collins
Trolman
Donald Shea
Cornellian To Address Economists At Syracuse Workshop
A Cornell University economics expert will speak at Syracuse University’s economics workshop at 7 30 PM today. Prof Melvin de Chateau, acting dean of Cornell School of Business, will discuss How Do Market Pores and Other Organizing Influences Direct Our Economic Activities. Elmer Staats, assistant director of the Bureau of the Budget, spoke yesterday on Government Sector of the American Economy. Staats noted the federal budget funds necessary activities and that 90 percent of aircraft production and a fifth of national output are government financed. Staats warned pressures to expand government are strong and mentioned future outlook. The upcoming speaker is a prominent economic authority with Treasury and Justice Department ties and wartime service on major committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Syracuse University
Melvin de Chateau
School of Business
Cornell
Elmer Staats
Staats
Todar
Treasury
Justice Departments
National Defense Advisory Committee
War Production Board
Chamber opposes Syracuse Housing Authority rental project
The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce votes to oppose the $1.8 million middle income rental housing plan. It cites city credit pledges, tax impact, and alleged discriminatory effects while noting existing and planned public housing units and a tax-exemption context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse Housing Authority
Common Council
Chamber of Commerce
Edward R. Apps
Syracuse
West Side
Housing Authority Ly
Pioneer Homes
Traffic Signal Goes On At Townsend And E Genesee
JHE Bureau of Traffic and Lighting announced a new signal light is operating at Townsend and E Genesee streets. Frank Kavanaugh said it began running yesterday. Installations at Oswego Blvd and Willow Street will start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Townsend and
E. Genesee Sts
Frank Kavanaugh
Oswego Blvd
Willow St
Kavanaugh
Woman reports watch stolen from her room
MISS LOUISE EDWARDS, 50, of 604 Madison st, told police she slept in her apartment last night and woke to find a wrist watch valued at $50 missing. She said she recently found the watch but cannot locate the owner. She reported the case to Patrolmen Joseph Romano and John Wolford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Edwards
Madison
East Syracusan Freed of Charge
Police court records show East Syracusan cleared of charges as Judge William presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusan
Police Court
William
Boy Fractures Arm After Disorderly Charge
Alton J. Parker, 23, of 504 N Center St East Syracuse, faced a disorderly conduct charge. John Barnes 14, of 123 War Parker, was tried ten days ago before Judge Bamerick who yesterday resigned. Parker reportedly slipped from a pipe swung by Parker during an incident at Jamesville Beach and was treated at Crouse Irving Hospital after officers aided him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bamerick
Alton J. Parker
N. Center St
Syracuse
John Barnes
Parker
Bamerick
Jamesville Beach
William J. Galout
Mavilipeau
S. Salina Sr
William Higgins
Parker Laterj
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Ellis to Retire July 17 after nearly 50 years on rail
Arthur C. Ellis a New York Central ticket agent at 908 Lancaster Ave retires July 17 after almost five decades serving Central New York travelers. He recalls rail era memories from early trains to modern schedules and notes his aim to enjoy fishing in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Ellis
Lancaster al
New York Central
Ellis
New York
Oran
Georgetown
Cazenovia
Carthage
Helen Gilson
Charles Fairchild
the Treasury
Cleveland
Burr Wendell
Fairchild
Oliver E. Jenkins
S. Warren Jr
Eugene Brodock
Louis Bluestone
Mary
Dean Neal W. Klausner
Grinnell College
Leta
Capt
Gordon Smith
Heidelberg
Germany
Child Auto Mishaps Up Chief Warns
Syracuse police report 161 child auto accidents so far this year with a sharp rise in April to June. In June 30 accidents involved children, 17 after schools closed, six of the 17 hit by cars when they darted into streets and four by bicycles. Kinney urges extra driver caution and parental vigilance at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John A. Kinney
Kinney
Half Price License Sales Surpass 751 at County Bureau
Meyer Prowda, bureau director, announced 606 licenses sold since the special price began in Triler F last year. He added that 503 licenses had been sold, as additional buyers streamed into the Motor Vehicle Bureau in the County Court House to buy half price licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicle Bureau
County Court House
Meyer Prowda
Prowda
Hotel Syracuse Holiday Dining and Entertainment Menu
Planning take part of your holiday fun include good food and refreshment at Hotel Syracuse. Friday breakfast until 12 in the Cavalier Room. Dinners and supper with dancing in Persian Garden. Customary service noon to closing in Rainbow Lounge. Saturday breakfast and luncheon in the Cavalier Room. Dinner and supper with dancing in Persian Garden. Customary service in Rainbow Lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Syracuse
Rainbow Lounge
Persian Garden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park Association
Pai
Franifurters
Jere
Hoagland-Smith
Herald-Journal Wire
Cornellian
C. of
E. Genesee St
Telegraph
Postals Telegraph Office
Lebanon
Lackawanna
Chenango Valley
West Shore
Chenango Con
Ontario & Western
Earlville
Chenango
Cazenovia Lake
Old Continental Limited
Weehawken
Chicago
Charles W. Nash
William W. Lyon
Art Lynn
Bones
Hammond
Frank
Olrich
Iare
Lush Centar
Chauncey F. McCoy
Sta
Robert Colgate
Colgate
Weather Report
Sterling
Tou
Reginald Bloodhound
Hound’s Tooth Haven
Lionel
Amer
Flyer
Genesee ST
Addis Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!