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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1950
Page
3
Syracuse University placement services report 2,900 June graduates with more than last year finding jobs. Engineering and forestry are crowded while librarians and nurses are in high demand. About 150 percent plan advanced study, five percent are women not entering the job market, and 1,500 classmates did not contact placement services, so fall employment outlook remains uncertain.
Police reported three pedestrians injured yesterday after being struck by vehicles in Syracuse area streets. Mrs. Graff Dupey 229 E Walnut Oneida bruises in 200 block S Salmast. driver Wellington Lightaut ticketed for license nonproduction. Loretta Slagery 711 Hickory St suffered shoulder injury in 200 block S Salina. driver Kenneth Hite 143 E Matson Ave. Five-year-old Helen Deapo 112 Blaine St treated at Crouse Irving Hospital after darting into Cortland Av and Blaine St. driver B Arlington Garrett Apulia Station.
Sacred Heart Church Holy Name Society in Cicero will meet Monday night June 12 at the Legion Hall after novena services. This will be the last meeting of the summer. Officers elected include Myles Crowley president Francis George vice president Charles Fecht secretary Frank Horner treasurer and Joseph C Sikora marshal.
Robert Hughes, 24, claims two counties divide his father’s farm on the Pike Brown border. He weighs 800 pounds and says no one in two counties lives as large. His chest spans 106 inches and his waist reaches eight feet ten inches.
Mrs. Frank Hungerford left her handbag with $100 cash on the road from Mattydale to Oneida Lake. She drove from her Mattydale home and parked at the garage then went to the lake, later finding the bag missing along the route after closing the garage. Local search along the route proved fruitless.
Holstein-Friesian Association of America president S B Hall told 500 delegates at the 65th annual convention in Syracuse that world political and market shifts are shaping dairy industry conditions. He warned about products with little dairy content entering the market and urged public awareness of dairy value for health and economy. Alfred W Haight welcomed guests and discussed farm visits as delegates debated selective registrations and mandatory weedings. A separate item notes deputy liquor commissioner appointment for Mionz of East Hempstead. Do not copy uncertain fragments.
The county board renamed nine supervisors to county posts, approved a 300 per year pay rise for four county clerk staff, and created a consolidated county office of civil defense. It reappointed Lalsom Richards, Harold Stanley, and Walter Sleeth to the War Memorial Commission for three years. Earl Hall was kept as county home keeper, and Carl P. Wright joined the Civil Service Commission. The board also approved 42,000 for towns for winter snow removal and planned sales of 42 acres of Manchus gravel land, used by Walsh Construction Co. for elevated tracks. A British steamer Cheunghing was attacked by Chinese Nationalist forces, with eight deaths and many injuries.
The Syracuse Herald Journal notes June 6 1950 election results with names for President and Vice Presidents and other listed officers. Details are partial but indicate formal positions filled by Dr and others. The text shows names such as Redd and mentions a president and vice presidents chosen.
Delegates to the national convention in Aquaqua were announced. Curtis Mate Lerson was elected president and D Faller as the new president, with Sills Porter and Jorge Moorey named as alternates.
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