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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1940

Page

3

Impasse Over Crossings Believed Solved By City Officials

City leaders and counsel announced they had solved the blockade on the grade crossing project for Sailmegeredl Sotel SGN and D. L. & W. lines. Withdrawals by the Grade Crossing Commission and negotiations in court pave the way for a declaratory judgment on railroad land compensation and future entry by contractors.

Fey Aes Wrathe Radaky Orercesy Glke Cay Dae Dadiar Rolland B. Marvin Saccadic James C. Tarmit Nelson Be Pitts Sailmegeredl Sotel Sgn Pata Grade Crossing Commission Public Service Csum P. S.C State Commission Gav H. Brown P. S Milo Man Comtelep Couse D. Page Moremission Neal Brewster Syrahouse Corporation Tormey Justice Storehouse Una Ee Ter

Installation Starts Tonight on Syracuse Parking Meters

Downtown Syracuse begins parking meter installation tonight with City Engineer Nelson F Pitts announcing. Sub contractor Street Erosions will drill holes and set standards at night to minimize daytime disruption. An M H Rhodes Inc employee will install meter heads and make final adjustments before operation around July 2.

Syracuse Nelson F Pitts M. H. Rhodes, Inc

Aliens Seek U S Citizenship in Court Here

Today 218 aliens appeared before Justice D Page Morehouse in naturalization court seeking United States citizenship. The group included natives of Austria Italy and Germany among waring nations. several applicants were admitted including Antony Masterpol and Antonio Masterpol was noted for 12 children. The session also covered schooling and literacy requirements with families planning a reception by the American Legion Auxiliary after the term.

T. Boat America D. Page Morehouse United States Naturalization Court James Bodner Hawley Avenue Austria Joseph Pintabona South State Street Italy Willy Ham Ah Spring Street McNish Canada Justice Morehouse First North Street Masterpol Bertha Blum Camillus Germany American Legion Frances Andrews Burnet Avenue Katherine Koziol Oswego Street Fanizzi Michael Scanlon Avery Avenue Walter Dros Almond Street Andrews Kiziol

Polish Relief Flower Day Proclaimed by Syracuse Mayor

Mayor Rolland B. Marvin proclaims Saturday Polish Relief Fund Flower Day with 200 Polish girls in homeland costumes selling flowers in downtown Syracuse. Dr. Mitchell A. Obremski says $7000 has been raised for Polish refugees in Italy, Romania and Hungary, forwarded to Chicago, with more needed. John F. Hmiel named sale chairman as plans unfold.

Rolland B. Marvin Eastwood Business Solvay West End Mitchell A. Obremski Syracuse John F. Hmiel Dr. Obremski Chicago Italy Rumania

Railroad official guest at Lackawanna Ladies Club luncheon

George Gurlitz of Binghamton trainmaster on the Syracuse and Utica divisions of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad was guest of honor at a noon luncheon of the Lackawanna Ladies Club at the Onondaga Hotel. Mrs. William H. Eddy served as toastmistress. More than 50 members attended.

George Gurlitz Binghamton Syracuse Utica Delaware, Lackawane & Western Railroad Lackawanna Ladies Club Onondaga Hotel William H. Eddy

Ambulance Licensing Adopted Amid City Measures

The Syracuse Common Council approved an ambulance licensing ordinance with a $10 fee and required health inspections. It mandates honoring patient or family wishes on destination, and ambulances must pass health department checks. The meeting also covered bus line franchise hearings and traffic plan changes including parking meter installation and angle parking opposition. A car fire on Otisco Street prompted quick fire department response.

Cefse Commissioner of Health Department of Health Max Rosenbloom Onondega General Hospital Arlee L. Sleeth Syracuse& Eastern Bus Line, Inc John T. Smith Salt Springs Gifford Manor H.burton Doust Saratoga ‘Springs Garlor Avenue Jinkworth Parkway Edward J. Gieselman

Syracusans to Show X Ray Exhibit at New York Display

An exhibit showing why a backache after a corrective operation is on view at Grand Central Palace New York. Dr. Hadley and Dr. Snook organize the display with X rays of bone injuries while healing and a viewing box. The event accompanies Syracuse University medical alumni activities and includes lectures on obscure topics.

Mr. X Lee A. Hadley East Genesee Street Theodore Snook American Medical Association Grand Central Palace New York Hadley Syracuse University University Wolff American Journal of the Medical Sciences Physick College of Medicine

Witherill Store Marks 51st Anniversary Dinner

Lawrence L. Witherill spoke at a dinner for Witherill employees as the Syracuse family business celebrated 51 years. He highlighted honest dealings, the store as a Syracuse institution, and announced the List anniversary sale from June 6 to June 15 with its record merchandise and large upcoming orders.

Lawrence L. Witherill Syracuse Witherill L. A. Witherill

Last Stand Call At May Memorial Unitarian Church

Dr. W Waldemar Argow urged members to value service to the church as church plans for the coming year were announced. Ralph E. Kharas announced retirement after three years as Laymen's League president. A committee led by Argow was formed to take action.

Argow W. Waldemar W. Argow

Skaneateles Town Leader Backs County Executive Idea

Byron Lee, Skaneateles town supervisor, told the County Charter Commission hearing that a county head could be cheaper if proven so. The session in Skaneateles drew over 200 residents from Shasontengs Uotaiserd Smiberdac Marcellus and Onondaga to discuss changes. Former Assemblyman Horace M. Stone argued fault lies with voters, not the form of government.

Onondaga County Byron Lee Skaneateles County Charter Commission Lee Shasontengs Uotaiserd Smiberdac Marcellus Onondaga Jordan Street Horace M. Stone

Britons in Shanghai Launch Fund to Aid Enlistment

June 4 report from Shanghai states a British fund is opened to help local Britishers enlist in European units of the Empire. The initiative invites volunteers willing to join combat forces abroad.

Shanghai Europe Jempire

Alumni Hold Hill Reunion Sports Rally

Old Grads of the College of Medicine Syracuse University gathered at Crumlins for a post commencement sports program ending the 69th University commencement with 1 280 graduates. A morning scientific meeting featured papers by Dr Jesse G Matthews and Dr Leonard K Stalker.

College of Medicine Syracuse University Crumlins Jesse G. Matthews Dayton Leonard K. Stalker Rochester Medical College George H. Whipple School of Medicine and Dentistry University of Rochester John B. Alsever Syracuse Medical Center Syracuse Memorial Hospital University Hospital of the Good Shepherd City Hospital The Psychopathic Hospital Peter Baker Richard K. Vosburgh E. J. Delmonico Tracy Bryant A. Lavine A. W. van Ness C. E. Clark E. C. Hughes Asel Bennett Auburn Brewster Doust E. C. Reifenstein J. H. Ferguson George Baehr New York Onondaga Thomas Manley Norwich Syracuse Charles A. Gwynn Frederick N. Martz Paul C. Clark Sidney N. Britten

County Bureau Halts Chauffeur License Renewals

The Onondaga County Motor Vehicle Bureau in the Court House stopped renewing chauffeurs licenses that expired May 31. Renewals will be issued only at the State Vehicle Bureau 236 West Genesee Street, per deputy county clerk Irving C. Ludwig. The county bureau issued renewals for about four weeks and only during the rush period.

County Bureau Onondaga County Motor Vehicle Bureau Court House Irving C. Ludwig State Vehicle Bureau West Genesee Street Ludwig

Hearing Postponed in Fish Fry Case

Mrs. Rose Perkins twenty three forty, 50, of 1300 Midland Avenue faced a Police Court charge for violating a suspended sentence tied to Section 230 of the city sanitary code by frying fish without a license. The hearing moved to June 10 to allow attorney William L. Ryan to file briefs after Acting Detective J. Martin Kavanaugh arrested her for frying fish on May 17.

Rose Perkins Midland Avenue William L. Ryan

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