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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
19
Gouverneur marked 150 years since its first settlers with a holiday parade, pageant, displays and sports. The town, once famed for marble, now centers on dairy and hosts a Memorial Day celebration in its downtown park.
BENNETT Iowa UP Charles DeWulf lost both hands in a 1942 cornpicker accident. His home burned in 1946 and his son Darrell, 14, had rheumatic fever. Now he farms over 100 acres, tends 50 cattle and 150 hogs using artificial hands and modified machinery.
William Skrobach, director of rehabilitation, warns buyers of three or more unit dwellings to verify status with the Bureau of Buildings. He notes purchasers may face costly remodeling to meet the states multiple residence law requiring two means of escape and fire safety features, and may be left with a bad bargain when they learn of orders after purchase.
Billy Graham explains that born again believers have a new spiritual nature but retain an old sinful nature. Christians can sin, but the Holy Spirit’s rule can curb sin. genuine repentance and confession restore forgiveness, yet Mercy does not invite presumptions on grace.
The Knights of Columbus First Friday luncheon at the Yates Hotel will feature Rev. Robert F. Coombs as guest speaker. Reservations are 9 5351. Also mentioned is plans for unmanned weather satellite broadcasts from space stations to relay cloud imagery every four hours.
Residents near Elliott Park in Ward ith report noise and dust from youths playing there. Police response has failed to deter activity, while Parks Commissioner Barry cites long term neglect and lack of funds to police constant monitoring. Residents plan petitions to close the space to playground use.
Milwaukee Police Chief John W. Poleyn ordered beat captains to require patrolmen to carry billy clubs openly. He cited a recent alley shooting where a officer fired after a man attacked him. Poleyn argued the club in hand could have prevented the incident.
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