27 Admitted to Citizenship Here Today
Today was the greatest day for 27 men and women who, after study and preparation, were admitted to citizenship before Justice Abram Zoller in Supreme Court. Miss Helen R. Hewitt, head of Adult Education in the city schools, attended, noting courses at Prescott School. Among new citizens were Margaret Sullivan from the Irish Free State and Walter Kosicki of Poland, with May C. Glynn of Scotland listed among attendees. Justice Zoller urged loyalty to the United States and warned of enemies trying to undermine democracy, emphasizing peaceful life and the country’s high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Zoller
Supreme Court
Helen R. Hewitt
Department of Adult Education
Prescott School
Margaret Sullivan
Irish Free State
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
James
Walter Kosicki
Caleb Av
Poland
Edaon
May C. Glynn
Satinist
Scotland
Justice Zoller
America
St Daniel's Church smoker plans and local notices
A smoker sponsored by Knights of St John Commandery 330 will be held in St Daniel's Church hall Lyncourt tomorrow at BM. The Production Control Society meets at 8 PM today in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts with Charles G Sherman showing films on Handling Equipment for Industry. Mary Lois Walsh wins LeMoyne College scholarship worth 400 per year, with runners up Nancy Stewart and John R Touhey. John Martin elected president of the Junior Council of Syracuse and Onondaga County Churches at Highland Park.
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Sliorer
Knights of St. John
St. Daniel's Church Hall
Lyncourt
Production Control Society
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Charles G. Sherman
The
Sherman Equipment
Mary Lois Walsh
Garfield Jv
LeMoyne College
Miss Walsh
Nancy Stewart
Cherry Rd
John R. Touhey
Parsons Rd
Solvay High School
John Martin
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Highland Park
Jane Coons
Helen Kennedy
John Grimsley
Nicholas Titus
Eastwood Baptist Church
Omer
Tine
Sims
New
Beat Eporathy
Endres
Tala Park
Cedi
Mie
Sinner
G. Zomek
Ennie
William
Mi’ An
Third Week Snapshot Entries Open for Amateur Contest
Entries are now being accepted for the Herald Journal Herald American Amateur Snapshot Contest third week. Four winners are chosen weekly across seven weeks with an $8 prize and a chance at a $23 grand prize. Four eventual grand prize winners enter the National Snapshot Award with up to 1500 dollars per winning print.
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Herald-Journal
Herald- American
Health chief to inspect soda fountain establishments
City health commissioner Dr A Sargent will oversee inspections of soda fountain establishments. After talks with Central New York Tavern Keepers Association and Restaurant Workers Union, Sargent met with the Bureau of Food and Sanitation to align sanitation standards and enforcement. About a dozen operators and workers attended, with plans to license all food service places and mail notices to those with approved applications. Noncompliant premises face penalties and follow ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sargent
New City
Central New York Tavern Keepers Association
Restaurant Workers' Union
Bureau of Food and Sanitation
Maurice J Dooling
Sargent
Dr. Sargent
Department of Health
Edward R. Apps
Mayor Costello Firmly Denies Political Fears in Housing Probe
Testimony recounts a Rochester housing project with 750 units housing 3200 residents. Mayor Costello defends his stance and denies political interference in employment, asserting the veteran opposition's concerns over Nowakowski's dismissal stemmed from campaign activity. The case centers on whether city staff could campaign without fear.
Kinney Seeks Escort Ban Legal Views
Chief of Police John A Kinney plans to consult Corporation Counsel Lyle Hornbeck before issuing a directive to remove police escorts from funeral corteges. A council resolution urged eliminating escorts and possibly deputizing private individuals paid by funeral directors for each funeral. The move aims to free officers for traffic enforcement while addressing legal questions about private escorts and city responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kinney
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Kinney
Common Council
Hornbeck
George J. Bowles
Kinne
Albert T. Hollenbeck
Francis M. Costello
Costello
Alfred W. Haight
Leslie A. Doolittle
Council
J. Milsom Richards
Hill Summer Instructors Named at Syracuse University
Syracuse University Dean Harry Ganders announces the summer staff, naming Hill Summer Instructors from Lane, Lexington, and Oneonta. Included are Miss Layetta Marchant, Miss Veronica O Neill, Miss Doris E Myers, Esther D Farrell, and James A Smith, with roles across education, home economics, and special schooling. The report notes other city actions and a housing project plan adjustment.
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Shaughneasy
Lewis C. Ryan
The
Have
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Syracuse Universan
Inrq
Sity
Dean Harry
Ganders
School of Education
Layetta Marchant
Shatte
Gakman School For Crippled Children
Moirvitt
Veronica O'Neill
Rary
Nowakowske
Lexington
New York City
Doris E
Myers
Costello
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Esther D. Farrell
Queens Public School
New
Oneonta State Teach
Air Baseers College
Six Men Jailed and Placed on Probation in County Court
Six men received prison terms from Judge Leo W. Breed in County Court. Four others were placed on probation after pleading guilty as youthful offenders. Sentences include Lawrence AU 43 burglary third degree and grand larceny, Attica State Prison for four years. Melvin Frank 34 carnal abuse, Quondaga County Penitentiary for one year. Frank Everett 19 grand larceny first degree, Elmira Reception Center. Arthur Gates Jr 19 burglary third degree leading to larceny at Emira Reception Center. George Riker 26 forgery second degree, Attica State Prison five to 10 years. Ellis Moody 45 assault second degree, Attica State Prison two and a half to five years. Several youths received suspended sentences and three-year probation. Ray mond Albring 20 held for sentencing after pleading guilty as a second offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed
Lawrence AU
State St
Grand Larceny
Elmira
Arthur Gates, Jr
Niagara St
Betty Jarceny
Emira
George Riker
N. Midler
Attica State Prison
Ellis Moody
Eld
Madison St
Mayor admits firing Nowakowsk for political reasons
Ryan states the mayor acknowledges dismissing Nowakowsk as a professional politician and political agitator who called Rep. R. Walter Riehiman Ay unfit to serve in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Nowakowsk
Rep. R. Walter Riehiman
Congress
U S Aid to Permit Greece to Live Again
Greek school teacher Christos Glavas arrived in Syracuse with U S aid to Greece to help the country resume normal life. He praised continued American assistance and plans to visit several area schools and events during a four month stay before returning to Athens High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Greece
Athens
United States
Christos Glavas
Syracuse
Glavas
National Education Association
Maine
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Nere
Athens High School
Jank F. Costello
Emily Tarbell
Vocational
Chilton Named Grand Watcher of Knights Templar
William K. Chilton vice president in charge of transportation for Syracuse Transit Corp was installed grand watcher at the 135th Knights Templar conclave in Hotel Syracuse. His rise through Masonic ranks includes grand captain of the guard and leadership roles in Syracuse Lodges and Scottish Rite. Chilton, a native of Syracuse and longtime transit official, is married with two children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Chilton
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Knights Templar
Syracuse
Chilton
Herbert C. Yeckel
Uniformed Body of Masons
Dr. Yeckel
Dalton
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Smith Typewriter Co
New York State Railways
Syracuse Transit Corp
Third Rail
Tallman
Wolfst
Ancient and Accepted
Order of Scottish Rites
Central City
Rnance
New York
Ilinois
William AL
Rochester
Charles M. Bohnsack
Oswego
Knights Templar Conclave Closes Second Day At Syracuse
Grand Master Rice spoke at Hotel Syracuse last night as Templar conclave passed its second day. Toastmaster DeLamater introduced speakers and talks honored Dr Yeekel and Grand Commander Nicholson. G F Risedort of St George Commandery won the sword manual contest. a silver cup will be awarded to him at the 1949 conclave.
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Ter
Stanley W. Wakefield
Yonkers
Syracuse
Rice
Walter A. DeLamater
Knights Templar
Dr. Yeekel
Nicholson
G. F. Risedort
Campaign to Aid Opheusden Dutch Village Drive
A one day clothing drive to aid Opheusden Netherlands starts at 9 AM in East Syracuse. Sponsored by the Arthur Butler Fest 389 American Legion James F Ray Post 1202 VFW and the East Syracuse Lions Club. The drive honors Edward S Fulmer a East Syracuse resident saved in 1944 by Opheusden villagers after his plane was shot down. Fulmer received the Military Williams Order Knight Fourth Class from Queen Wilhelmina and was cared for in Opheusden for two weeks before evacuation. The village later faced devastation from a German counterattack.
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Opheusden
Netherlands
Syracuse
Arthur Butler
American ‘Legion
James F Ray
V.fw
Eas ‘Syracuse Lions Club
Fulmer
Edward S. Fulmer
Wilhelmina
England
Ospheusden
Army Signal Corps Offers Positions for Engineers
The Army Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories at Fort Monmouth New Jersey invite electrical engineers to research and develop in radio radar electronics and other communications. Appointments are probationary civil service at the entrance professional level P-1 with a starting pay of 2644 dollars yearly. A written test is required. Applicants may be college graduates in electrical engineering or those with four years of electrical engineering experience.
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ARMY
Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
U. S. Civil Sevice Commission
Philip J. Murphy
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Ruth Parkin
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George van Lengen
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