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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1949

Page

3

Fire at Solvay Plant Causes Minor Damage

A fire at the Solvay Process Co. plant caused limited damage to a dry warehouse storing cement bags insulating blocks and cardboard containers. Fire crews from three companies, under Chief James Costizan, controlled the blaze within 45 minutes after discovery by a plant guard. No explosion occurred and damage was deemed relatively small.

Soha Process Co Esky Senna Syracuse Aarm George MacPherson Solvay Sremen James Costizan Ute Warenurse MacPherson

Melrose Avenue House Hit By Lightning During Severe Storm

A Melrose Avenue home of James F. Sanciff, 116 Melrose Avenue, was struck by lightning and a pane shattered as Robert Jones, at 102 Stewart Street, was cut by a window. Two cars plunged into a ditch on Champlain Drive amid 0.35 inch rain and 30 mph wind gusts. Dozens of accidents occurred. wires down on Le Moyne Avenue and other streets. police transmitter down until 9 PM disrupted communications.

Stramuse James F. Sanciff Mel. Fose Ezarming Robert Jones Stewart St Onondaga General Hospital Champlain Dr LeMoyne Av North St. Stratford St

Fire at Camp Tree Near Moravia Suspected Bolt Cause

A tree struck by lightning near Camp Oneida at Eaton Brook Reservoir sparked a fire that damaged no buildings. Moravia Fire Department led by Chief Russell Adams fought the two hour blaze, containing it with 400 gallon booster tank and a 46 foot ladder. No injuries reported while campers and staff remained for the session. Carlton M. Straub joins staff as assistant to the camp director and village leader for the remaining weeks.

Lakird Moravia Russell Adams Oneida Eaton Brook James Carlton M. Straub Cazenovid

Driver Arrested For Hitting Dog In East Syracuse Case

Deputy Andrew Hoffman arrested Charles A. Goodfellow of Oneida on a charge of leaving the scene after striking a dog with a truck near East Syracuse. Goodfellow, an Order of the Arrow member, pleaded not guilty. Bail set at 50. trial scheduled for August 6.

William Oneida Charles A. Goodfellow Andrew Hoffman Wava Hicks Deiwitt Goodfellow Order of the Arrow Hicks Jrand Igoodfeliow Justice of the Peace John Kelp Syracuse

Deputies Arrest Traffic Violator in Reckless Driving Incident

Deputies Clarence Walker and Arthur Kasson arrested a traffic violator last night on charges of reckless driving and operating without a license. The suspect, Baer, backing up on Mattyav, crashed into a pole then crossed the street, striking the east end of a house at 715 Maityav Avenue, causing considerable damage.

Depties Clarence Walker Arthur Kasson Baer Mattyav Maity’ Av

Pre Trial Hearing Set in Firearms Case Malpas Order

Frank P. Malpas signed a pretrial examination order in a firearms case. Rochard C. Rolfe, now in New York, alleges pay disputes with employer McNett. Rolfe faces $500 bail and returns for exams in August. Irving Devorsetz defends. testimony may explore alleged $100 weekly pay and two months’ service. Ehren of espionage details given at Lions Club luncheon by Emerson Laughland.

Sueree Court Frank. P. Malpas Weti Egal Weisste Rochard C. Rolfe Ofirearms Lee Bowman S. State Suilty Truman H. Charles A. McNett G. C Irving Devorsetz McNett Rolfe New York City

Derby preparations and crowd welcome at Schiller Park

Syracuse officials oversaw Derby day activities with Deputy Chief Arnold and Lt Beahy inspecting the course while Parks Commissioner Barry supervised crowd-friendly preparations. Volunteers and spectators filled the park as Derby enthusiasts gathered, inspecting varied car designs and awaiting heat results and prizes for design, brakes, upholstery, and construction.

Syracuse Costello Bntnes Schiller Park Derby Course Linmt

Greenberg Named Mayoral Candidate by ALP in Onondaga

Harold J. Coon, assistant superintendent of schools, announced Sidney F. Greenberg will be the American Labor Party candidate for mayor. The party nominates 24 World War I veterans scholarships to aid study at approved colleges or trade schools in Onondaga County. Applicants number 139. results to be issued by the State Education Department in Albany.

Harold J. Coon Su- Sidney FH. Greenberg Perntendent New York Syrai Hey Greenberg Congress Regents Apfaut State Education Department Albany

Plea For Palsied Children Advocates Vocational Training

Dr Maurice H Fouracre of Buffalo urged education for cerebral palsied children to match abilities not disabilities. He called for testing, guidance, placement aid and meaningful vocations so handicapped youths become self supporting. Additional speakers included public health and social work officials. The workshop continues Monday.

Maurice H. Fourjacre Buffalo Syracuse Association For Fouracre Department of Education Sbuffalo Teachers’ College Shelass Louise Hayward State Bureau of Medical Rehabilitation Hester Crutcher Bureau of Social Work

Church Will Share Hollister Estate

MISS MARGARET L. HOLLISTER, longtime Salina teacher and former resident of Salina, died in St. Joseph Michigan at age 30. She wills her estate to the First Presbyterian Church sharing with relatives and nephews to follow.

Margaret L. Hollister Nie Fr. Presbyterian Church Nieaes Miss Hollister Salina St. Joseph Mich

Karolyn Gurney Engaged to Wed Thomas R Stone

Mrs. Marquente Gurney of 243 EB Tenth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Karolyn to Thomas R Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stone of 08 W Senecast. The wedding will take place Aug. 13 in St. Pauls Catholic Church.

Marquente Gurney Tenth St Karolyn Thomas R Stone Raymond Stone Senecast St. Paul’s Catholc Church

Accounting Study Tied To Current Problems

The Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants announces a 1949 study course to address present conditions. Sessions run Sept 25 through Nov 16 at University College, featuring speakers from Onondaga Pottery, Carrier Corp, American Register Co and more. Registration by Sept 5 for non members.

Syracuse National Association of Cost Accountants Lifc Ralph J. Sheely Bernard J. Whitbread Robert J. Tye Standing Raymond B. Murphy Ken 2 Dubard Hs. BD. Supder Shea C. Rich Fuseph WV. Mhecio Ezlph J. Sheeler Walter Crouse-Hinds Co Oet Howard Pellenz B. J. Whitbread C. Smith Corona Onondaga Pottery Writers, Inc Material Co Joseph V. Sessions Metro Airesoled Moters, Inc University Manufacturing Expense College S. McBride

Clothing Workers Picnic Set for Suburban Park Outing

Amalgamated Clothing Workers announce a picnic next Saturday in Suburban Park. Patsy Parenu leads the committee with Stanley Valeti and James De Gregory. Edwyn E. Raufeman, Alfred Romeo, and Carmen Man Ness manage events, with John Spiros and Confectionery Factory Work by Kaupe handling refreshments. The First District now includes New Jersey and New York locals, with buses departing Amalgamated Hall at 10 AM.

Patsy Parenu Baakefsm Stanley Valeti James de 5 Gregory Edwen E. Raufeman Alfred Romeo Carmen’ Man Ness John Spiros Kaupe Refreshmenziers Union al Bucco Dominick Tamharda Ancil New Jersey New York American Federation of Labor

Three Police To Patrol City Parks

Three officers join the Parks Department to patrol city parks and curb vandalism and loitering. The plan, announced by Parks Commissioner Kinney, includes a night beat in the West area and extending foot patrols downtown and in residential zones after officers complete training.

Parks Department Cres Iran Kinney Wes

Six Hurt In Series Of Car Crashes

Six people were injured in multiple automobile crashes yesterday. Robert H. O'Brien, 20, of 220 1Mark Ave, is treated at Lee Memorial Hospital for brain concussion after his car overturned on Pelionatexicord between Looris Corners and Palermo. An additional bus car collision at Shonnard and Oswego streets left three with minor injuries. Patricia Brody, 7, of 231 Param Street, suffered chipped front teeth and was taken to University Hospital. Patricia Gibson, 8, of 103 Onox, was treated after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle near Onondaga Avenue. Lawrence Derigo, 14, of 506 E. Raynor Ave, injured after walking into a car on E Adams Street. Authorities named Undersheriff Jonn Mayne and Patrolman John Brolan in the reported investigations.

Robert H. O'Brien Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton Looris Corners Palermo O'Brien Jonn Mayne Shon |Nard Oswego Sts Patricia Brody Param ‘St Roberts Walrath Carlton Rd John Brolan University Hospital Walrath Robert Vuillemont Lawrence “Derigo E. Raynor Bernard Ivenbaum Madison St Ivenbaum E Adams Townsend St

County 4 H Club Contests Ended in Safety Week

Onondaga County 4 H club safety and fire prevention contests concluded with National Farm Safety Week. Top reporters on farm safety hazards earned trips sponsored by Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association. Fred Hencle and Stuart Balijard announced prizes from Farmers Cooperative Insurance Association covering Clay Camillus Lysander Van Buren areas.

Onondaga County Feld Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association, Inc Stuart C. Baljlard Farmers Cooperative Insurance Association of Clay Camillus, Lysander and van Buren Fred Hencle

Judge Suspends Thief Sentence In Local Plea

Dr Hedwig Fischer reported a theft on 3303 Almond Street involving a $5 wheel from Dennis McCarthy. Judge Truman B Preston suspended the sentence after Francis Quinn, 35, pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Police Court. Patrolman Francs Carroll investigated the case.

Hedwig Fischer James Si Francis Quinn Almond Sr Truman B. Preston Quinn Dennis McCarthy Exie Bhd Francs Carroll

Carl R. Cook Retires After 38 Years With D L &W

Carl R. Cook of 28 Dufinest ends his long run as conductor of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Known to friends and passengers as This Sheciit he served 23 years with the Lackawanna and retires Friday. He and Mrs. Cook will live in Miami Florida after a six week sojourn in Plattsburg. Cook began as a trainman in Iowa and long served the Syracuse to Binghamton run. He was a key member of the committee that ran down AF in to Binghamton at night. The article notes his family, including son Williams and daughter Marion Heagle, and discusses broader themes about democracy and values.

Carl R. Cook Dufinest Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Cook Nis Sheciit Lack Lawanna Plattsburg Iwaana J Cameron Ralston Syracuse Charles Retston Marion Heagle Hartiplazues Williams

Couple Weds 60 Years Amid Salvation Army Service

Mr and Mrs William Pricel celebrate their 60th anniversary with a Salvation Army ceremony at St Luke's Episcopal Church. The couple, long involved in community work, were married in 1939. Their family includes Pyke and Mrs Pyke who have served as bandmaster and sorting volunteers at the men’s center.

William Pricel S. Warren_st Nottingham England Hyorid Ray Hufson Rotacians Salvationlig Jefferson Park Army Sal- St. Luke's Episcopal Church Udland Singer S. State St Maj Frank _ Gaidenschuh Pyke S. Salina St Annie Shaw Salvation Army Salvaton Army

Rev G C Stierwald Accepts New Post

The Rev George C Stierwald former curate at St Pauls Episcopal Church and two year Hornell rector becomes rector of St Stephens Gol eboro NC He is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stierwald of 187 Durston as

G.c.stierwald George C. Stierwald St. Paul's Episcopal Church Hornell Iwi St. Stephen’s Goléboro X. C Frank ‘F. Stierwald

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