Two Franciscans celebrate forty years ordination
Very Rev Vincent Mayer and Very Rev Raphael Huber observed their 40th ordination anniversary in the Church of the Assumption Syracuse. Mayer has served as provincial treasurer and secretary. Huber is a professor of church history at the Catholic University of America and has led provincial chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Assumption
Vincent
Syracuse
Raphael M. Huber
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Raphael
Louisville
Order of St. Francis
Trenton
N. J
University of Innsbruck
Austria
Father Raphael
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
Italy
Catholic University
St. Bonaventure College
Pope Pius XI
Bede Mess
Order
America
Father Vincent
England
United States
Ferdinand Mayer
Anselm Sell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Norbert Scheid
St. Mary’s Church
Minon
Francis Edie
Fourscore
Church of Assumption
Vincent M. Mayer
Suit Against Bus Firm Thrown Out
A verdict of no cause for action was handed down by Municipal Court Judge Nathan Abelson in a $180 suit by Alley N. Hager against the Syracuse Transit Corporation. The Oct 19 1944 collision at E Taylor and S Salina streets centered on whether the bus struck Hager’s car. Two women witnesses testified it was Hager’s car that struck the bus. The transit firm was represented by George Sullivan of MacKenzie Smith and Michell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Abelson
Alley N. Hager
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Gamages
E. Taylor and
S. Salina Sts
Hagez
Transit Corporation
George Sullivan
MacKenzie, Smith & Michell
Club and business schedules and births from Hotel Syracuse area
A fragmented list shows Luncheons and meetings at Hotel Syracuse and nearby venues including Kiwanis Chess Club New York Telephone Co and Associated Credit Bureaus. It also records marriages births and a twin birth, with addresses and dates in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Syracuine
Syracuse
New York Telephone Co
Onondaga
Stevenson, Jordan & Harrison, Inc
Merting
Ow. Coal Co
Byracun
Northroop Supply Co
Byracuse
Associated’ Credit Bureaus of
New York
Je Ana
Five Families Face Eviction From Paramount Apts Syracuse Univ
Syracuse University counsel warned the five remaining tenants at Paramount apartments that they must vacate after eviction notices. The letter cites increased housing costs for veterans, building taxes for 1947, and potential damages charged to holdover tenants. The university plans to house 150 single men at $706 per term per person beginning June 1, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Syracuse University
University
Office of Price Administration
Syracuse Housing Authority
Syracuse Ornamental Employes Stage Outing
The annual Syracuse Ornamental Co. employees clambake at Hinerwadel's Grove drew a large crowd under bright skies. A full program of games contests and elections kept attendees busy between meals of clam chicken lobster and corn roasts. The crown event crowned beauty queen Miss Jane Rellie with costumes색, robes, a crown and corsage. Jitterbug contest winners were Helen Cole and Betty Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Ornamental Co., Inc
Hinerwadel’s Grove
Bob Gunloch
Jane Rellie
Helen Cole
Betty Redmond
Syrocowood
Syracuse Ornamental Co
DePalma Still Race Enthusiast at Syracuse Soapbox Derby
The famed early 20th century racer DePalma, now an industrial engineer with Doys Manufacturing in Syracuse, returns as starter for a postwar soap-box derby. Francis Ferry of Onondaga Valley Academy wins. DePalma reflects on youth racing and anticipates Akron nationals. About 25,000 spectators watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
DePalma
Yesteryear
Syracuse
Doys Manufacturing Company
Detroit
Francis Ferry
Onondaga Valley Academy
Akron
Ferry
Indianapolis
New York State Fair Grounds
Driver Denies Guilt In Car Theft Case
FRED W. JEFFERSON of 50 Harrison Jr pleaded not guilty in Police Court to grand larceny in the theft of a car from his landlord Roshell Hudson. Bail set at 500 dollars and case postponed to Tuesday. Police allege Jefferson caused two Sunday accidents injuring pedestrian Mrs Bernard Caslin after driving without a license and failing to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Jr
Jefferson
Roshell Hudson
Jefferson St
Hudson
Bernard Caslin
Gifford St
Gifford and
West St
Park Av
Multiple Drivers Pay Fines in City Traffic Court
In a Sunday incident at N Salina Street and Union Place two drivers faced charges for reckless driving after an auto collision. William Armbruster 36 of Buckley Road pleaded not guilty along with Oreste Landi 18 of 1220 Wolt Street who was paroled until August 8 and Armbruster until August 12. Landi was said to have driven south while Armbruster turned left across his path on the wrong side of the street causing a 260 foot skid. Donald Sullivan 18 of Madison Street pleaded not guilty to failure to yield the right of way and was paroled until August 8. Other defendants pled guilty and paid fines for speeding and improper backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Salina St
Union Pl
William EK. Armbruster
Buckley Rd
Oreste J. Landi
Wolt St
Reckles
Landi
Armbruster
Fred Damrati
Donald E. Sullivan
Madison Sr
Vito P. Ancona
Stetbenst
Joseph
Visneau
N. McBride St
Samuel C. Hammondl
E. Raynor Av. Speedin
George T. Failey, Jr
Fayetteville
Funeral plans awaited for Gertrude Stein in Paris
Announcement of Gertrude Stein funeral rites in Paris delayed as relatives in the United States confer. Stein, 72, American expatriate author, died Saturday. Body taken to the basement chapel of the American Hospital in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Stein
Paris
Gertrude Stein
United States
Miss Stein
Hopita
Winners All Derby Entrants to Be Feted
Victory Banquet honors Francis Ferry 15 of Onondaga Valley Academy and 69 contestants, with prizes for heat winners and best car designs. Ferry heads to National Finals. four riders win airplane trips and a $50 Bresee Chevrolet watch. Commends every participant for courage amid 25,000 fans at Derby Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ferry
Onondaga Valley Academy
New York
Derby HM
Young Ferry
Frank Ferry
Pactficar
Akron
M. E. Coyle
Chevrolet Motors
Nicholas Petta
Anthony Petta
Bresee Chevrolet
Derby Hill
Masked man robs park couple in Thornden Park
A lone bandit attacked George Edward Payton Jr. and a woman in Thornden Park at about 1:30 AM, holding a flashlight and possibly a revolver. He demanded Payton’s wallet, took $5 net after Payton tossed out $6, then fled up the hill. Three other reported stickups were withdrawn as complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornden Park
George Edward Payton, Jr
Dewitt Park
Fayetteville
Reservoir Road
Park Hill
Paetow
John‘ Klotz
John Dwyer
Diners Burglars Loot $197 From Club House
Mrs Mildred Hahn reports the Club House Diner at 627 West Genesee Street robbed overnight. Entry by window breakage and door forced opened. Loot includes 20 cartons of cigarettes about $100 in coins and bills, $40 from pinball machines, $7 from cash register, and 50 pounds of meat worth about $50. Police suspect familiarity with the restaurant. Meat cleaver and scissors sent to crime lab for prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hahn
Midland Av
Club House
W. Genesee St
John Kienkowski
Trailer Camp Opens Store in Syracuse University Co-op
The Syracuse University trailer camp veterans unveil a cooperative store at an open house from 8 to 9 30 PM. With 175 families, more than 1500 dollars in stock has been sold at five dollars a share. Edmund G. Van Malderghen oversees the venture to curb trips to town for groceries and goods, with the Onondaga Consumer Co operative handling legal affairs and the University supplying the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers
Syracuse University
School of Home Economics
Edmund G. van Malderghen
Tax Benefits Highlighted in GE Plant Debate
A Syracuse Chamber of Commerce letter from Cloud Wampler of Carrier Corp. argues the Dewitt town General Electric turbine plant should be sold to an industrial concern to keep tax revenue, vs a transfer to Syracuse University as a tax free education project. Carrier offers about 5.1 million for land and buildings, while the plant’s assessed value reflects a reproduction cost near 5.59 million. A chamber panel is expected to form a committee to confer with Wampler and Dr. Toney after today’s luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Vd. General Electric Co
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Cloud Wampler
Carrier Corp
Harry W Davies
Chamber
General Electric
Dewitt
Syracuse University
Institutions
Institute For Industrial Research
War Assets Administration
Clarence E. Alberts
Syracuse Spring Corp
Ietter
Fred E. Norton
Chamber of Commerce
The
Herald-Journal
Carrier
Wampler
Toney
Tolley Praises Mead For GI Bill Support
William P. Tolley chancellor of Syracuse University releases a telegram to Senator James M. Mead praising his leadership on federal funds for veteran education under GI Bill provisions. Tolley notes 3.3 million veterans already applying, expects over 4 million. peak enrollments may not hit until 1949-50, urging timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
James M. Mead
Senator Mead
Dr. Tolley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick Puékle
Maxwell Auditorium
Ralph Lovedell
S. Beech St
University Hospital
Frank Sallen
Homere Seris
Tristan Bernard
Maison Francaise
Mile Nora Recio
Puerto Rico
Pearl Crapo
Ciladyus Cohen
Suzanne Gerber
Leo Wormser
Jean-Matthieu Boris
Cooperative Club
Syracuar
Cleneral Electric Co
Menting
Bonday Distributing Co
John F. Johnson
Cazenovia
Dolan
Fayette St
George F. Edick
June Bailey
Albany
Joseph A. Greco
Adeline M. Gomezi
State St
Carmen Fornito
Anto Nette Pitonte
Park _st
John J. Curtin
Margaret J. van Beveren
Norman J. Williams
Mabel L. Walsh
Coleek Springs
Howard J. Tih
Thiargaret R. Moran
Willis
Philip ¢. Mearath
Justine N. Swan
W. Onondaga At
Joseph J. Valerio
Mary R. Guancale
Boyden St
Thomas J. Ryan
Kayana Maresca
Tompkina
Ralph DePalma
Central New York
Jedst
Central New Yorker
Ralph DE Palma
Fred W. Jefferson
Joseph V. Ganley
Hotel
Kenneth S. Baker & Associate Public Accountants
Court St
N.Y
Tolley Lands Mead Work
Kirtlands
Sakna Si
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading
Metropolitan Cleaners
DYERS
J. Menter
S. Townsend
EM and Carpet Service, Inc
Park Street
Hiayman’s Jewelry Shop
Paramount ‘Sheater Bidg
South
Salina St
Sternbilt Upholstering Co
National Disinfecting CO
James Street
S. Salina St
Warren
E. Washington Warren
E. Onondaga
W. Onondaga St
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