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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1946

Page

6

Syracuse Absurd Traffic Warns Professors on Campus

Absent minded driving on Syracuse University grounds prompts professors to grumble at scarce parking spaces. Prefab houses on the main campus lot reduce spots, forcing faculty and students to park blocks away or behind the gym. Traffic cops on ramps report drivers ignoring tight spaces as construction disrupts normal flow.

College of Forestry Slocum Hall Engineering Laboratory Crouse College Archbold Stadium Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel

Postmaster Applications Called For Syracuse Job

The U S Civil Service Commission called for applicants for the 7400 dollar Syracuse postmastership. Myron J Parkinson, acting postmaster since Feb 1, is virtually assured. Applications must be filed by Aug 19. Parkinson, a Navy WWI veteran, Syracuse University College of Law graduate, and former district manager of the Home Owners Loan Corp, meets all requirements. Edmond J Weston was a leading contender before Parkinson was named acting postmaster.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Syracuse Myron J. Parkinson Parkinson Philip Murphy Murphy Cornelius J. Nugent College of Law Syracuse University Home Owners’ Loan Corp Democratic Committee Edmond J. Weston Weston’s Pharmacy Edmond L. Weston

Woman Denies Guilt In Larceny Case

Martha Plant, 28, of 1918 Vicley odr, pleaded not guilty to petty larceny in Police Court before Judge Tomer V. Walsh. Bail set at 500 dollars for a July 24 hearing. Police allege she cashed four worthless checks in downtown stores.

VLEA Martha Plant Vicley Odr Tomer V. Walsh Walsh

Club and business meetings listed at Syracuse hotels

A condensed schedule shows multiple clubs and companies like Onondaga Health Association, Ao-Townsend Club, New York Telephone Co, Packard Motor Co, Syracuse Real Estate Board, and Colonial Beacon OU Co meeting at Hotel Syracuse and Hotel Onondaga with luncheons, dinners, and misc sessions through the day. Key events include Optimist Club luncheon, Republican Club luncheon, and a Mrs. Laura B. Snyder meeting.

Onondaga Health Association Onondaga Syracuse Ao — Townsend Club Yates Byra China DHA Tridge n-New York Telephone Co The Packard Motor Co. of New York New York Telephone Co Syracuse Real Estate Board Associated Credit Bureau Colonial Beacon Ol Co Colonial Beacon OU Co

Vetson Hill Faces Pay Deductions For 13 Days

A new GI Bill directive reduces subsistence pay for Syracuse University veterans due to a long August to September leave. Those who entered January may claim time now. May entrants face 13 day deduction. All summer session veterans must report to 202 Lyman Hall to sign interruption forms.

Syracuse University Lyman Hall Washington

Lodge to Install Officers Today

Lodge to install officers this evening at 8 P M in the Larned Building with Jerry Restani to serve as councillor of Garfield Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Other officers listed include Sophie Ours Betty Morey Lilian Rautio Esther Tarbell Eva Group Oliver Kocher Minnie Frey Carrie Christensen Marjorie Pellenz Ann Quinn Elizabeth Webber Bea Kocher and Helen Bloss as trustees.

Jerry ‘“Restani Garfield Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty Larned Sophie Ours Betty Morey Lilian Rautio Esther Tarbell Eva Group Oliver Kocher Minnie Frey Carrie Christensen Marjorie Pellenz Ann Quinn Elizabeth Webber Bea Kocher Helen Bloss

Capt Downs Buys City Property Controversy in Erie Blvd deal

Capt Lawrence Downs, son in law of GOP congressional candidate R Wahler Riehlman, reportedly to purchase city land on Erie Blvd east of McBride St for 20325 dollars. The Municipal Real Estate Commission and Common Council approved the sale. Forsythe claims a prior right to buy, while Henry Connors says bids were after the deal. Forsythe represented by Rolland Marvin. sale involves Water St frontage and potential Tully Bakery site.

Erie Blvd McBride St Lawrence Downs Thomas Forsythe Municipal Real Estate Commission GOP Sonnlaw R. Wahler Riehlman Congress Water St Boulevard Common Council Mayor Aid Board of Estimate Cellan S. Forsythe Cit Center Motors Forsythe Forsyte Kennedy Erleblvd Downs Henry Connors Commission Jower Hbecawe Fosythe Connors G.O.P Rolland B. Marvin Forsyth Everyoene Forsythe Wa Tully Bakery Riehiman

Auburn man pleads guilty in downtown theft case

William F. Peck, 51, of Auburn, pleaded guilty in Police Court to petty larceny for stealing items valued at about $2.50 from a downtown store. Judge Homer V. Walsh sentenced him to 30 days in the Onondega Penitentiary.

William F. Peck Auburn Onondega Penitentiary Homer V. Walsh

Survey Fails to Show Decrease in Shoppers

A SPOT SURVEY by The Herald-Journal found no appreciable drop in Syracuse shoppers during today's one day buyers strike promoted by the Syracuse Citizens' Committee to press for price controls. Stores reported little difference while a department store official said business was better than ever. The committee, representing about 15 organizations, toured residential areas with sound trucks though no picketing occurred. A large rally in Lincoln Auditorium drew more than 6000 supporters urging fair and effective price controls.

The Herald-Journal Syracuse Syracuse Citizens’ Committee Lincoln Auditorium Syracuse Price Control Mittee Citizens’ Committee Douglas G. Haring Syracuse University Canada

Purse Snatchings Prompt City Police Alert

A wave of purse snatchings prompted Chief Kinney to issue a special alert for suspicious persons after five incidents since the weekend. Two or three youths, described as ages 17 to 20, allegedly worked in teams near Onondaga and Granger Gifford streets, stealing $41 total from victims Marion Babcock and Mary Doxtater, with one suspect group linked to a third incident in the west end.

John A. Kinney Kinney Marion Babcock W. Onondaga St John Brolan John Zrebiec Holland St Granger and Gifford Sls Lilf A.M Mary Doxtater S. West St Babcock West End

Marriage Licenses and Dated Names in Clay and Nearby Areas

A listing of marriages and licenses showing couples in Solvay, East Syracuse, North Syracuse, Liverpool, and surrounding towns. Entries include names of both spouses, sometimes with middle initials, and street addresses or towns, with July dates. The page reflects a dense registry of nuptials and license issuances across several locales.

Gegrette Mioseph F. Grosso Mildred Rensselaer St Thomer A. Young Maregaret J. Henness Milton Tuty Ated Uord G. Clemens Oris Charles L. Armstrong Margaret R. Dadi Highland al Normar Harding Beulah Besanson Couatily Qa Fitch St Robert A. Schad Dorothy Ft. Miesch North Syracuse Wesley &, Olszewski Mary _Nitzpan Milton Av Duly George J. Reavey Harriett Y, Steele Holland St Arnold F. Bradshaw Yiryin Fleurys Clay Dey Jo Glune M

Pre Derby Meeting Called for Thursday

A pre race Soap Box Derby meeting is set for 7 30 P M Thursday at Derby Headquarters Bresee Chevrolet 300 W Willow St. General director Charles FERMES and race director William Albro outline final race procedures and car inspections. Only 25 of 90 entrants have been accepted. 65 cars remain to be weighed and passed.

Joseph W. Ganley Derby Bresee Chevrolet Willow St Crouseau Charles Fermes William Albro Furthe Fellows Dad Big Brother

Derby Prize List Grows

HEAT WINNERS in the Herald Journal Soap Box Derby Saturday will share in this partial list of valuable prizes. The list to date includes Albert's Jewelry Eversharp pen and pencil set, Allman & Green Jewelry leather wallet, Babcock & Valentine baseball glove, Bresee Chevrolet Company wrist watch, Chappell's Department Store $25 gift of clothes and accessories, Joe Charles Sport Shop $10 gift certificate, Henrys Jewelers Eversharp pen, Lisson's Jewelry gold plated initial, Hickok belt, M Lemp Jewelers Eversharp pen and pencil set, MacGregory Clothing Store Batamac all weather jacket, Park Brannock Pair X ray fitted Boy Scout shoes, Boy Furniture Company Lone radio, Rudolph Jewelry strap watch, Sisson all wool sport sweater, Wells & Coverly $15 gift certificate, Wilsons Leading Jewelers pen and pencil set.

Herald- Journal Derby Head Albert's Eversharp Allman & Green Babcock & Valentine Bresee Chevrolet Company Chappell’s Department Store Rudolph Jewelry S. Salina St B. F. Sisson Wells & Coverly Wilsons Leading

Printers Attend Albany Meeting Amid Conference Sessions

William Sweeney and Frank C. McArdell of Syracuse Typographical Union No 55 attend the 50th meeting of the New York State Allied Printing Trades Council in Albany at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel. Harold Granish and Bernard Reed also attend. Granish to join the newly formed American Pressmen's Printing Trades Council. Both meetings open Monday and close Saturday.

William Sweeney Frank C. McArdell Syracuse Typographical Union No. 55 Herald- Journal and Herald-American New York State Allied Printing Trades Council DeWitt-Clinton Albany Harold Granish Pressman Union Bernard Reed Syracuse Allied Printing Trades Council Granish American Pressmen’s Printing Trades Council Satuday

White Market to Aid Syracuse Farmers and Residents

A new white market initiative in Syracuse aims to connect residents with fresh, affordable foods while supplying harvesters to farmers amid labor shortages. The plan, led by Mayor Costello’s Emergency Famine Relief Committee, will coordinate harvesting through James Joster at the county farm bureau and promote a citywide canning campaign led by Hazel Reed.

Costello Emergency Famine Relief Committee Y.M.C.A Tracey K. Jones Famine Relief Committee James Joster Onondaga County Farm Bureau Syracuse E. Gwyn Thomas Syracuse Manufacturers' Association Foster Mayor's ’Emergency Famine Relief Committee Hazel Reed Home Bureau Home ‘Action The City Famine Relief Organization

Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Regularity Without Laxatives

An advertisement claims Kellogg's All-Bran relieves constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It urges daily consumption with ample water and asserts the product is not a purgative but a gentle regulating food milled extra fine for soft texture.

Kellogg’s Kellogg's

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