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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1949

Page

3

Church Group Backs 3 A.M. Closing Hour

The Civic Interests Committee of the Council of Churches in Syracuse and Onondaga County supports extending tavern closing to 3 A.M. to improve traffic safety and community welfare. Dr Buettner and George Wir Lone met. no decision yet. Loris Swartz, Democratic candidate, denounces the Onondaga ABC as undemocratic and urges a public referendum. The article notes the ABC Board’s indecision on closing hours and calls for the people to vote.

Civic Interests Committee Council of ‘Churches New York Keepers Assocation and Allied Cuues, Inc Ononega Civic Interests Compittee Jobo Buettner George Wir Uto Cenwat New York Tavernkespers Cie Covscoff Churches Syracuse Oxon- Éage County, Inc A.B. C A. B C. Board U Linder

Seven Hurt In Series of Car Mishaps

SEVEN PERSONS, three of them children, were Injured in auto accidents in the Syracuse area yesterday. Several incidents include Mrs. Rosine L. Hall and Nell Westcott injured in a collision on Taunton road near Morey’s mill, with hospital treatment and various minor injuries. A series of crashes involved drivers such as Glenwood Schramm and Anthony Piers, with police summonses for traffic violations.

Syracuse Rosine L. Hall RD. 3 Nell Westcott Midland Av Taunton Morey Carol Alden

Cabinet Officials Invited to Rally Upstate Event

Secretary of Labor May, Nce Tobi and Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan were invited to speak at an upstate farm labor ally rally on August 30. Planned by Paul E. Fitzpatrick, state Democratic chairman, the gathering will include labor union reliefs and farm organization leaders to discuss mutual problems. Formal announcement expected Monday.

Nce Tobi Charles F_ Brannans Paul E. Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick

Traffic Court Loads Jailed Violations In Syracuse Area

A crowded traffic court docket lists numerous cases including failures to have car control and giving improper euphen to others. Several defendants face fines and suspensions with addresses and case numbers scattered across Syracuse and nearby areas.

Wedding Here Results In a Family Reunion

Mrs Morris Schwartz of 1213 Madison 3 hosts a family reunion as Adolph Reindorf of Paris arrives in Syracuse for her daughter Marion Schwartz's upcoming August wedding. Reindorf and his wife fled Nazism from Poland. they plan a visit to Paris after the ceremony and expect to return there with Marion and Melan Rifkin.

Adolph Reinduri Paris France Morr Schwarte Madison St Marion Schwan Morris Schwartz Madson Adolph Reindorf Mrs. Reindorf Poland United States Syracuse Macion Schwartz Canada New York Ian Heindorf Warsaw Marion Mrs. Schwartz Co Reindort Reindorts Pars Schwartz Reindorf Marior Melan Rifkin Wedang

Inquest Planned After Rail Car Collision Death

WATERTOWN An inquest will be held next week by the district attorney’s office into the railroad accident that killed James S. McRae, 53, of 607 Franklin Street, Clayton. McRae, a railroad employee, died shortly after the crash when a northbound passenger train struck a track motor car between Philadelphia and Theresa. He suffered a spine fracture and internal injuries. Two other men on the motor car escaped by leaping. The injured train crew included engineer F. A. Neville of Utica and conductor Murray of Ogdensburg. The impact drove the motor car and trailer onto the diesel locomotive, damaging the engine and braking system. McRae, who never married, was survived by his mother Debs Hutchinson McRae, 76.

Watertown District’ Attorney's James S. McRae Franklin St Clayton Philadelphiaa Theresa McRae Utiea Ogdensburg Otber Louis Natali Frankl St Theodore Eager State St F. A. Neville Utica W Murray Ogdensburgh Debs Hutchinson McRae

Leopold Term May Be Cut

GROBA TW. INS William JK Smith acting chairman of the Minois Parole Board said the board is divided on a plan to recommend reduction of Nathan Leopold's 99 year sentence. Leopold in Joliet Penitentiary for the sensational kidnapping and murder of Bohoy Franks is eligible for parole under the safe sentence he is serving concurrently with the 99 year term. Smith said the two-man board should individually inform Gov Albert Stevenson of their recommendations for executive clemency for Leopold.

Ala Stevenson Leopold

Elm Tree Branch Falls on Auto in Salina Street Gasoline Bid

A freak accident in East Salina Street, Syracuse, injures no one when a dead elm branch falls onto a car carrying Robert W. Sollinger and Henry Brayton Jr. The Buckley bid for 49 000 gallons of gasoline, lowest at 13.97 cents, was awarded for highway department use by Judge William H Bamferick in Onondaga County Court, while Adams 22 was sentenced to 60 days for vagrancy.

Henry Brayton Howard Syracuse Suppy Salina St East County Buckley Petroleum Co Robert W. Sollinger Adams Onondaga County Penitentiary Wiliam H. Bam Barnard Sockman Highway Department

Prize Sheep Entered in State Fair at Syracuse Grounds

SEVENTEEN classes of prize sheep will be exhibited at the New York State Fair in Syracuse September 5 to 20. Awards range from 301 to 356 dollars in various breeds. generous total prize money of 5895 is allotted by the Department of Agriculture and Markets. Judges are Carrie Shaffner, Arthur Danks, and Mark J. Smith. superintendent is George P. R. Johnson.

Ali Bue New York Saruivey Department of Agriculture and Markets Hampshire Dorset Suffolk Corridale Cheviot Cotswold Lincoln Leicester SBS Far Wethers Carrie Shaffner Columbus Arthur Danks Alamach Mark J. Smith Burdett George PR. Johnson Ithaca Frank L. Wiley Victor

Fire crews battle seven hour hay fire on East Syracuse farm

A smoldering hay fire at Rover Maxwell farm on Bradley Road East Syracuse drew East Syracuse Mattydale and Eynhourt units and neighbors. After seven hours the blaze was controlled threatening two barns and 70 tons of hay, with about 41 tons saved. Farmhand Ernest Baller discovered the fire while driving past. cause undetermined.

Rover Maxwell Bradley Rd Syracuse East Syracuse Mattydale Eyniourt Miles Laround Ernest Baller

Health Workshop Hears Discussion at Syracuse University

Miss Myra Woodruff of the New York State Education Department led a discussion at Syracuse University yesterday afternoon on a program allowing teachers and parents to jointly plan a 24 hour health program for the child. The workshop is in its final session this week.

Syracuse University Miss Myra Woodruff Bureau of Civil Development and Parent Education New York State Education Department

Graduation Set For Bible School At Watchtower Mission

More than 4 600 friends and relatives of graduates will gather as Bibleland School of Guead holds its 13th graduation next Sunday at 9 AM near the Lafayette Hotel. Patrolman Ralph Camp tried to arrest a man early this morning after a scuffle that damaged a patrol car window and shirt. The involved graduates face charges of disorderly conduct and were released on $50 bail each until July 26. Many grads plan service abroad in Africa Britain Ecuador Peru Trinidad and Tobago and Dutch Guiana.

Ralph Fred Lafayette Hotel Bibleland Guead South Lansing Suzene PR Moon Martin Africa Britain Ecuador Peru Uruguay Trindad Brit J Dutch Guana Wiliam H. Bamerick

State Police Link Four to Robbery Gang

A state police inspector tied four men to a Rochester based robbery ring with operations across New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Alphonse Dote of Rome Andrew Kaspasiak of Utica and Frank Bonadio of Ilion face sentences for robberies and related charges, with one fugitive Rochester suspect Terra identified as the ring leader. Police expect additional gang members to be named as inquiries continue.

New York Edward J. Dougserty Oneida Rochester Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Dougherty Alphonse Dote Rome Andrew Kaspasiak Unca Frank Bonadio Ilion Whittiam Terra Hing Saidi Folice I Dote Holmesburg Philadelphia Pennsylvane Kaspasiak Bonadio Oswegal County Phoenix Bonedio Jef Central

Bail Fixed at 500 In Ax Attack Case

George Hawkley of 120515 E Washington St pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct in Police Court. Bail was set at 3500 by Judge William H Bam.

George Hawkley E.lwashington William H. Bam

Talk on Paper at Lions Club Meeting

J Walter Couture of Dirt Machine Works spoke at Hotel Syracuse on paper making machinery and mills in the US and Europe. He praised English newsprint, noted Swiss paper is less circulated, and said the United States offers great export potential for young American papermaking engineers based on American equipment and markets.

United States Europe J. Walter Couture Fulton Lions Club Syracuse Alery England Ee Ted Couture Times France Young Amer

Bankruptcy Notice in Utica Courthouse Details Debts and Assets

Leo J Vanderhoff of 234 N Man Ist Oneida filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court with debts of 2144 and no assets. He notes former partnership Vanderhof Brothers and real estate sales of 700 in a year. Willard Judson Horning of Slaterville Springs reports debts 2703 and assets 51290 exempt. He built a house at Ithaca, sold for 200, used funds to pay debts, and real estate in Freeville valued 6500 with proceeds used to settle obligations.

Utica Leo J. Vanderhoff N. Man ‘St. Oneida Vanderhof Brothers Willard Judson Horning Plumbing Aeman Slaterville Springs

Five County Troops to Send 222 Scouts to Camp

Five county troops plan to dispatch 222 Boy Scouts to Camp Woodland near Constantia, led by Lincoln Junior High School Troop 16 with 31 campers. The group, one of the largest ever, will travel by bus while a private leadership staff organizes assignments, medical checks, swimming tests, and camp activities including songs and entertainment.

Camp Woodland Constantia Boy Scouts of Troop 10 Lincoln Junior 1 Jack Sweener Richard Yours William Tart Larry Dudley David Macheil Lincoln Ga' Vendage County Iedren Pied Ender Kibbe Lake William HL Wadsworth Campiro

Red Cross Will Aid POW Claim Efforts

Veterans harmed as prisoners of war may file affidavits under the War Claims Act through the Syracuse and Oswego County Chapter Red Cross home service. Claims cover medical care food deprivation unpaid labor and seizure of property. The act, approved by Congress last year, is not fully in force yet but should provide some relief once operative. Addresses for forwarding claims include the Adjutant General Washington DC Navy and Marine Corps Claims Section and others. local home service operates from 749 S. Salreeasi.

Home Service “Department Syracuse and Orontiaga County The American Red Cross Gerald B. Ouderork Serica Iranthe Annanmesd Ouderkirk Horse Service Guam Wake Dante Philippines U.S. Army Ser Force Jsonnel Department of the Army Air Force Army Adjutant General Washington D. C Navy Marine Corps Office of the Judge Advocate General Department of the Navy D- C Coast Guard G. S. Coast Guard U. S Cas Bureau of Federal Securiy Agentt RW. Green Office of Department of State D.C Home Service Department S. S

Selvay Firemen To Hold Smoker

An o ut autocorrected notice says the Selvay Firemen will sponsor a smoker tomorrow afternoon and evening at Gertrude Ave village park. Organizing and committee roles are listed with Captains Lawrence Dryer Edward De Lorenzo Frank Willoughby and Lts John Kura Joseph Botz and senior officers Chief Costigan First Deputy Blair Second Deputy Dack Past Chief Darrow and several firemen including Beagle Webster Francis OBrien Iloughton Ryan Blair Menvell Fried Jr Geyrid Fried Torrey Mosher.

Gertrude Av Lawrence Dryer Edward de Lorenzo Frank Willoughby John_Kura Joseph Botz James B.costigan Gerald L. Blair Kenneth B. Dack C.jay Darrow Thomas Beagle Norman Webster Bert Francis O'Brien Ambrose Iloughton Joseph Ryan Howard Blair Donald Menvell John Friedl Geyid Fried George Torrey John W. Mosher

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