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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
6
The text questions if humans can chemically generate cold light similar to daylight and notes it would cost about one million times more than an electric bulb. It discusses feasibility and cost considerations without presenting a concrete result.
A multi vehicle crash on the road to Parish left eight people injured including five in the hit run. Names and ages of victims like Loretta 9 Veronica 11 and John 11 appear among the scattered injuries in the report.
Fragmentary records show marriage license notices for residents, mentioning Leonard O Kwintnica and ML Clark among others. Locations cited include 207 W IDR Char ay and 221 Waist, with various street names and partial addresses.
Riehlman of Tully an early Eisenhower supporter will fly to Chicago for the Republican national convention. He expects Eisenhower’s nomination by the third ballot and predicts a short congressional session to clear pending business, including a controversial appropriation bill. He plans to start his reelection campaign in August.
Mineral Processing Corporation at 520 Van Rensselaer Street will install a 30 foot sewer lateral following a City Hall conference. Acting Mayor J Waceived the cempia A Sargent health commissioner and John J Hennigan sanitary inspector noted plant conditions lacked adequate sewer facilities. Nelson F Pitts engineer will lead a survey party to prepare immediate plans for the lateral, funded by the company, under a prior Common Council ordinance.
Former Second Ward supervisor Laskowski again presses Mayor Corcoran and Parks Commissioner Barry to install a fence at Frazer Park Pool funded by the capital improvement fund. He cites safety, reduced water waste, and prevention of unsupervised access as key benefits for families and children.
Fragmented lines mention names such as Aly Dandhters Mir and Hurley, plus a June 30 and July 3 date with places likely Chittenango and Snevry Marie A. Mir. Reading shows a damaged obituary or notice page with scattered details and inconsistent spellings.
Dwicht W. Winkelman of Syracuse towed behind a boat on Skaneateles Lake using a fishing contraption as a water ski tow. He reached speeds around five miles an hour before losing the tow line. Winkelman said the scene was great excitement.
James Douglas of 208 W Fayette St reports S44 stolen while swimming at Salt Pool Onondaga Lake. He notes this theft brings total losses at Salt Pool to seven in two weeks.
Donald C. Lane, 25, of Cleveland, Ohio, charged with petty larceny by deputy sheriffs, received a 60 day suspended jail sentence yesterday by Justice of the Peace Alfred Gordon of Fayetteville. Lane was accused of taking two tires and an automobile tire from a gas station at Mycenae operated by Leo Ennis.
The Syracuse Common Council plans to block a 1.8 million bond issue for a 160 unit rental program led by the Syracuse Housing Authority. A resolution to deed three tax delinquent sites to the Authority faces pressure to reach seven votes, though a simple majority may pass other related ordinances. The program faces opposition from the Better Builders Association and the Chamber of Commerce, with a lengthy session anticipated.
Councilman J Ward Bixby of the Third District acting mayor and president pro tempore will cast a vote in this afternoon's session. He holds the acting president role due to Haight's active duty and Corcoran's mayoral conference in Canada. Bixby received spring flowers from 14th Ward friends as he assumes the acting mayor duties for the first time. Corcoran is scheduled to return Thursday.
A 23 percent rise in car use reduced bus revenue as Syracuse Transit Corp faces a fare hike from 10 to 12 cents and token restoration. Public hearing, PSC order, witnesses include Joan Kirtland Simpson and Nichol son, plus union and city representatives.
Seven people from Syracuse and area left Hancock Field for Taxco Mexico to join a five week art workshop led by Prof. Frank W. Kent of University College. The program runs July 16 to August 1 with courses in painting silvercraft design and Spanish and offers up to four college credits.
A three day centennial gathering marks 100 years for the organization at Betts Memorial Universalist Church with a Thursday reception for officers and visitors. Speakers include Ben P D Wright Gordon H Payne Kenneth G Bower JiL Edward S Dean Mrs Richard Greer and Mrs Fred Farmer discussing Our Hope for the Future. Friday and Saturday feature business sessions historical reviews and conferring of the International Supreme Lodge degree. A 6 30 P M Saturday centennial dinner features toastmistress Mrs John Hunter and speaker Mrs Charles Peterson.
Rodney L E Reams found a certified check for 26858.88 fluttering on the street. The check issued by Joseph E Sermam and Sons was payable to the collector of Internal Revenue. A woman employee dropped the check after taking it to a bank to be certified.
The American Pension Club activities start tomorrow with a covered dish supper served by Club 3 at 6 30 P M at 220 Fe Washington St. All other clubs meet at their regular times and places. The 36th Congressional District organization.
The Labor Department reports that a pound of tea in Russia costs as much as a worker can earn in two eight hour days. It notes an average American would need about 39 minutes of work to buy a pound of tea.
The American Pension Club will host a covered supper at 6 P.M. tomorrow in the club auditorium at 220 E. Washington Street. A meeting follows at 7:45 P.M. The Auxiliary meets at 2:30 P.M.
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