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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1949
Page
6
A jumbled OCR fragment lists funeral notices, mourners, interment plans, and memorial language for multiple individuals. It references churches, a memory tribute to a husband, a list of bereaved family members, service times, and interment details, including locations like St Sidbarts and SE emer Comerez, with dates around late June and a May–July window.
Obituary notes list Mrs Tamara Anna Levy 140 Irving Ave wife of Siver Levy died this morning at University Hospital of the Good Shepherd. She was born in Russia and had lived in Syracuse 45 years. Survived by husband three sons Dr Harry G Levy Dr Maurice Levy of Syracuse Dr Jay Levy of Syracuse and Caryl Levy of Syracuse plus Emanuel and Sam Levy of New York and a great grandchild. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow Birnbaum Funeral Home with Rabbi Moses Jacotson. burial Jamesville Gate Cemetery.
Obituary notes Daniel Lane 38 of Solvay, born Syracuse Jan 22, 1912, bricklayer for State housing. Survived by wife Edith Bordint Lane, son Daniel and daughter Ida Marie, brother Joseph D. Lane, sister William Francis, services at St Cecelia's Church with burial at Assumption Cemetery. Local 23 plasterers and Masons members.
Dr Harwood Simmons conducts a 73 piece campus concert on the Campus Oval as part of the Sast summer series. The audience occupies spots around the oval while plans for the next concert are announced involving notable figures from Carnegie Institute and MIT with potential participation from university and government science leaders. weather and parking arrangements are noted for the campus event.
In 1940 and beyond, Cordelian zeal for preventing a second world war fractures. Roosevelt bypasses Hull to work with Hopkins, while Welles resigns amid conflicts. Lindbergh, an isolationist advocate, becomes Roosevelt’s rival on radio, shaping prewar policy and armament debates.
In remarks compiled from Sherwood’s Roosevelt and Hopkins, Churchill disputes any claim that surrender terms would have shortened the war. He notes Hitler’s persistence and the German cause to fight to the last gasp, while Roosevelt allegedly weighed the term but did not endorse it. The material appears in serial form in local papers.
Fairmount team edged Lyncourt by two seconds in the fire equipment race after contestants ran 60 yards in bathing suits and quick uniforms. Sheila Saft and Vincent Legnetto won the amateur show and will compete tonight. Prizes included a wristwatch, a suit of clothes, and a portable radio. Twenty-two fire companies assemble at the orehouse at 4 PM for a parade. bucket brigade heat at 2:30 PM marks Lyncourt vs Mattydale. In Chattanooga Tennessee a dynamite blast on a Negro family's porch caused damage but no injuries.
Two blouse patterns for matching outfits with a mandarin collar and a savare neck design. Offered in sizes 12 34 16 18 20 with tuck-in options and yardage details. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams care of Syracuse Herald Journal Pattern Dept for pattern 4572.
Weather forecast warns of showers in the South, Mississippi Valley and the Rockies with scattered rain in Washington and Oregon. Northeast remains fair and less humid while the Southeast stays hot and humid. Mentions a stationary front and a cold front boundary with meteorological jargon and an AP wirephoto note.
JACK COHEN of 715 5. Tosa lemd st charged with assault third degree and Morris Berman of 72 Townsend st charged with disorderly conduct. They appeared in court on August 9 for a heating after an argument in front of Berman’s restaurant. Cohen posted $500 bond set by Judge William H. Bamerick after both pleaded not guilty.
Rivera Rafael Sivera, a Syracuse University graduate, has been commissioned as a first lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps Reserve. He was among 225 graduates selected from 635 medical schools for the Army's Military Internship Program and began at Brooke General Hospital, Texas, July 1.
A Rome public hearing on a 2 52600000 state funded apartment project drew 110 families and residents to the Common Council chambers. Rome attorney James O'Harg presented petitions with 136 signatures opposing the Liberty Street site. Proponents urged adoption. the session adjourned with no decision as officials study the plan and the city master plan.
The liberal market lists onions beans apples and peppers with wide quality range and prices around five dollars per unit. Fresh produce and eggs are shown with multiple wholesalers and delivery notes from 6 AM to 8 PM. several items include oranges peaches and apples with varying prices. Local buyers and sellers, including farm houses and warehouses, are noted along with quotations for delivery and stock levels.
Fair and cooler tonight with mostly fair conditions across eastern New York. Tomor rows fair and slightly warmer. Yesterday’s high reached 88 and the low 63. Sunset 8 36 PM, sunrise 5 47 AM. Record high 95 in 1933, record low 50 in 1923. Relative humidity around 45 percent at 3 30 PM today 61 percent near 5 AM.
Stanley Eugene Wear, 25, of 724 Fulton St, suffered cuts and bruises to his left arm and possible back injuries after his pickup rear ended another on routes S and 26 west of Waterloo. He is under observation at Auburn City Hospital. Trooper W J Haley reports Wear followed too closely and tried to swerve to avoid Raymond Mac Dunne of Waterloo, B C, as MacDuffee turned into a driveway. Wear lost control, left the road shoulder, and the vehicle overturned.
Mr and Mrs George Gerble of Peterboro will celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow afternoon at their daughter’s home. They married in Lincoln County Wisconsin on July 27 1859 and later moved to New York. The event at the Dorrance Farm on Perryville Road runs 3 to 6 PM with many relatives and 33 grandchildren expected.
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