Local Navy discharge and community notices in Syracuse
Herman R. Amberg returns from 22 months Navy duty with Okinawa and China service, resumes at Johns Manville R&D Lab New Jersey. Carrie Poole, Civil War widow, to mark 90th birthday at home 119 McAllister St. Calvary Veterans meet Friday at Calvary Club Manlius. Frank Fernandez released from Army Air Corps duty to resume public accounting in New York City. Diesel locomotive demo on D and W lines valued at 125000 per unit runs Syracuse to Binghamton then Groveland. Arthur E. Tanny discharged from Army after three years including overseas service. Gerald El. Atta discharged Fort Dix after amnesia incident returns home. Malicious destruction damages WY. Oil Eddy yard and garden. patrolman reports adult involvement likely. Syracuse Police celebrated 230 years of service. Keap, Sherlock, and Walsh mark long service. Various court actions include possession order at 525 Hixson Ave and reduced verdict in Prettyman case. Joyce Hart awarded 400 for auto collision injuries. Franklin H. Bivins named bank director. Vincent R. Carroll urges civic involvement for honest government. Ladies Auxiliary Hibernians to meet Friday. Machell family celebrates three anniversaries. Dr Otto H. Voelker recovering after major operation at Potsdam hospital.
Community Notices and Births in Syracuse Area
Various club meetings at Hotel Syracuse and Hotel Onondaga include the Contract Bridge Association Soap Box Derby dinner and numerous business and professional gatherings. Births list multiple newborns with parental names and addresses in the Syracuse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Association
Syracuse
Hotel
Onondaga
Syracuse Newspaper Guild
Ad Club
Automobile Club
Credit Bureau
N.A.C.A
ICC Sets Final Arguments on 25 Percent Freight Increase
The Inter state Commerce Commission announced final arguments on the railroads petition for a 25 percent freight rate rise will be held in Washington on September 9. A preliminary hearing on September 4 will allow railroads and opponents to reply to arguments from regional hearings this month and in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commerce Commission
Facsimile Newspapers To Go On Air In Several Cities
Facsimile newspapers are slated for experimental radio transmission next year in at least a dozen cities. General Electric reports orders from Radio Inventions Inc for transmitters for 22 broadcasters and papers including WOR WGN Philadelphia and Detroit papers. The system uses a rotating drum scanner and FM transmission to reproduce newspapers on chemically treated paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Syracuse
John V. L. Hogan
Radio Inventions, Inc
New York
Radio Inventions
WOR
WQXR
New York Times
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WNBH
New Bedford
Mass
Standard Times
KXOX
St. Louis Star-Times
WRC
Hartford
KMBC
Kansas City
Columbia Broadcasting Corporation
WABC
KYW
Philadelphia
WFIL
WOKO
Albany
Baltimore News-Post
Washington
D. C
Toronto Globe and Mail
Detroit Free Press
Akron Beacon- Journal
Miami Herald
Din Electric Eye
Missing Syracuse Teacher Seen on Train En Route to Chicago
A New York Central conductor reports sighting Mary Kearney Heritage, a Syracuse teacher, aboard Train 35 between Buffalo and Toledo. Her husband, Robert Heritage, recovered her Chicago checked handbag. police suspect she may have traveled ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kearney Heritage
Syracuse
Lexington Av
New York Central Railroad
Frank O'Connor
Buffalo
Heritage
Tedo
Chicago
Robert Heritage
Associated Press
Joseph Kearney
Fred Arnold
O'Connor
School Board Creates Three New Education Department Jobs
The Board of Estimate approves creating three new positions in the Education Department including a director of the supply division at 2800 dollars and a supervisor of special education at 3600 dollars. Harry J. Kaiser will fill the supply post after a pending raise and Ida M. Cole is named to head the new special education department starting Sept. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Education Department
Board of Education
Harry J. Kaiser
Civil Service Commission
Kathryn Auer
Ida M. Cole
Salina School
Milford Surrogate approves eight estate tax reports
Surrogate Charles R. Milford Jr. approves eight inheritance tax appraisals after tax clerk Nicholas Ransler presents figures. Estates include Allen B. Collester of the Yates Hotel with net $32,703 benefited by life use to his mother Nellie Collester, and Jessie M. Maurer with main share in trust to son John D. Maurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Nicholas Ransler
Allen B. Collester
Yates Hotel
Nellie Collester
W. Fayette St
Jessie M. Maurer
John D. Maurer
Kansas City
New York Central Promotes 21 To New Posts
The New York Central System announced 21 promotions effective Thursday. A. H. Wright rose to vice president and general manager of the Buffalo and East line in New York City, after serving as assistant general manager in Syracuse. R. H. McGraw became general manager of Chicago River Indiana and Indiana Harbor Belt Railroads Gibson Indiana, having previously been passenger train master in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central System
Syracuse
New York City
A. H. Wright
Buffalo
East
Chicago River & Indiana
Indiana Harbor
Gibson
Ind
R. H. McGraw
Chicago
Stolen Wrist Watch From Home and Clothing
A gold wrist watch worth 100 dollars was reported stolen from Mrs. Luella Kirshan's home at 417 Oneida 1st. Patrolmen Eu gene Sweeney and John Brolan investigated. A second theft involved Miss Inez Potter's tan riding breeches and tan shirt valued at 25 dollars, taken from her home while she was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Kirshan
Oneida
Eugene Sweeney
John Brolan
Inez Potter
E. Brighton Jv
John Jarmacz
Manager Promotions Highlight Railway Leadership Shuffle
Assistant superintendent elevated to Chicago post. Fred A. Dawson advances to general manager for Line Buffalo and East, New York. D. A. other promotions accompany the broad management changes across the transportation division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Fred A. Dawson
Freight Transportation
New York
Line
Buffalo
East
D. A
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Bristol-Myers
Beechcraft
Allen Nyé
Jett
Carl Smith
Thompson Rd
Bristol Laboratories
Herman R. Amberg
Joseph Amberg
W. Hemanst
Navy
Efe
Johns Mansville Research and Development Laboratory
New Jersey
Amberg
Okinawa
China
Saipan
Marianas
Pearl Harbor
Carrie L. Poole
Theodore L. Poole
McAllister At
May Memorial Church
Root Corps 20
Aunellary
Root Post
5Th Grand Army of the Republic
Calvary Veterans’ Association
Calvary Club
Highbridge Td
Manlius
Frank Fernandez
Lorenzo Fernandez
First St
Solvay
Army
Army Air Corps
Fernandes
Finance Department
Fernandes Tract Audit Branch
A.A.P
General Motors Corporation
Binghamton
Groveland
Arthur FE
Tanny
Bart Tanny
Paul Av
Gerald EL. Atta
Onstrom
Anas
Fort Dix
N. J
Oil Eddy
Robincnard
Jarmace
Syracuse Police Force
Thomas L. Keap
Daniel Sherlock
Martin Walsh
Records Bureau
Department
Nathan Abelson
Blugh R. Fahey
Hixson Av
Mabel R. Zahn
Zahn
Faireys
OPA
Supreme Court
John W. Prettyman
Fairmount
Abram Zoller
James D. Munro
Camillus
Prettyman
Munro
Joyce Hart
N. Salina St
W. W. Hallady
Highlands
George J. Halladay
Leslie Hart
Franklin H. Bivins
Thompson Rd. Penicillin
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Merchants’ National Bank & Trust Co
Crandall Melvin
Vincent R. Corroll
Oneida County
Utica
Kiwanis Club
Order of Hibernians
S. Geddesss
Machell
Sam Machell
George
George Machell
Potsdam
Pdr
Otto H. Voelker
Potsdam State
American Veterans' Committee
Frederick J. Plump
Toronto
Pern I. Arnott
Montreal
Ralph B. Placito
North Ay
Neeline M. Magnone
Woodbine Ay
George R. Macklean
Cheltenham Rd
Diana A. Wickham
Jamesville
William P. Rockwell
Highland St
Sylvia M. Catalane
Shennard St
Stanley A. Russeau
Monroe, Mich
Dorothy Curtis
B. Adams St
Edward J. Smoro
Park Av
Sophie A. Kasiak
Richmond Av
Nino M. Cardone
Olive St
Grace P. Schairer
William J. Hurley
Hayden Av
Mary V. Ryan
Whittierav
Glenn R. Moore
Wiman Av. Verday. Fowler
N. Satinast
Paul J. Payette
Dorothea
H. Kurtz
Maniius
Harold P. Popenfuss
Arlene L. Gillman
Mattydale
Prancis M. Tivnan
Mary K. O'Connor
Edwards
Ocle Dowdell
Rosie W. Saunders
Wellingon Pl
Carl F. Windt
Mary
Gosch
Glenwood Ay
Angelo J. Caracci
Angeline Sardano
Burnet Ay
Louis C. Delcioppo
Genesvieve TL
Selakowski
Kenmore Ay
Carl J. Zimrher
Shirley M, Dunster
N. State St
Edward
Whitmore
Betty D. Palmer
Anthony Monteleone
Winifred I. Leys
Park St
Arthur R. Kinnesther R. Parr
Ashworth Pl
Ezra W. Bartholomew
Margaret M. Kallwell
Oakat
Edward V. Pierce
Helen D.joshanski
Catherine St
The
Inter
Aid Midwest Hunt
O’connor
Toledo
Jesse Latter
McGuire Insurance
Denison
East Fayette St
Sunondagaya
F.D
Milford
Ross C. Carroll
Agnes Steinbach
Baldwinsville
Edna E. Morey
Henry M. Morey
North
John Childs Cocke
Ethryn C. Zinsmeister
Fayetteville
Jowan HH. Palmer
Annabelle Hannon
Oakwood Av
John R. Hannon
Parkway Dr
Annie E. Voake
Jennie Weeks
Marcellus
N. Y. Central
First Trust & Deposit Company
Ee Ae
Genesee Street
Bardeen’s
Churchell Coal Co.ry
Tan
Ris
S. Salina ST. Summ
Tarn
Central New Yorks Insurance Agency
Bowen , Perry and
Fores
W.gwalker
W.rattridge
V. Pres
TREAS
C.m.fox
Str
Stee
Tcs
Sunlight
Martin Varnish Co
de Vilbiss
Erie
Wilsons
Gregory
Leisure Coats
Nese Koke
Boys’ Outfitters
S. Salina St
Wayman
Paramount Meeter Bldg
Cahill Bldg
Weston's
Hart
Weston
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