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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

Page

2

Fumes From Fumigated House Make Several Ill

Fumes wafted from a fumigated house at 1130 North State Street into nearby homes at 1128 North State Street and 108 Isabella Street, making several residents ill including Nicholas Palmisano and Mrs. Ontano. Mrs. Ewald and her 2-year-old Garry were nauseated, while Mrs. Savastano and her daughter felt mild effects.

North State Street Isabella Street Nicholas Palmisano John Ewald Garry Frank Skrupa Joseph Ontano Anthony Savastano Anna

Syracusean Receives Medical Degree in New York

Lehman W. Potter son of Dr Winfred L Potter and Mrs Potter joins New York Medical College to receive the Doctor of Medicine degree. He graduated from Central High School and Alfred University and will begin an internship at St Agnes Hospital in White Plains.

Syracusan Lehman W. Potter Winfred L. Potter Potter Joeves New York Medical College Dr. Potter Central High School Alfred University St. Agnes Hospital White Plains

Peterson's Ointment promise for piles relief

Millions suffer pain from piles for 30 years and find relief with Peterson's Ointment. A soothing cooling astringent formula stops itching and smarting and helps sleep. Available 35c a box or 60c in a tube with applicator. money back if not delighted.

Peterson

Hiscock Sees Hitler Attack Upon America

Judge Frank H. Hiscock of Syracuse, chairing the Syracuse Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, replies to letters urging aid to Allies. He fears Hitler may use a European victory as pretext to attack the United States, risking war if US acts alone.

Hitler Europe United States Frank H. Hiscock Syracuse Committee America Alles Dean Andrews Hiscock Roosevelt New York State Clarence E. Hancock Washington Germany

Reilly Baseball Suit Goes to Trial in Syracuse

Edward P. Reilly former Syracuse Chiefs secretary testifies at trial against ex-owner John P. Corbett alleging earned commissions from a club sale. Reilly details contacts with Dinneen Quinn Mengarelli and Schindler, and Corbett’s directions about discussing sale terms. The hearing adjourned for midday recess with Robert E. Dineen representing Corbett.

Edward P. Reilly Syracuse Chiefs John P. Corbett Ernest I. Edgcomb Reilly William C. Martin Corbett William Dinneen Matthew C. Quinn Brewer Alex T. Mengarelli Clarence M. Schindler Chiefs Mengarelli Schindler Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Robert E. Dineen

Police Ban on Noisy Wedding Parade Cars

Chief William E. Rapp ordered a ban on wedding party tours through downtown with horns blasting. The order calls for arrest of violators and seeks to curb disturbances caused by celebratory vehicle drives through the business district.

William E. Rapp Breede

Church Civic Unit Headed By Dr. Argow

The Rev. Dr. W. Waldemar W. Argow of May Memorial Unitarian Church was named chairman of the civic welfare committee of the Syracuse and Onondaga County Council of Churches. He succeeds Rev. Dr. Ray Freeman Jenney who resigned to focus on the National Preaching Mission. New chairmen announced include Rev. William H. Smith and Mrs. Horwood Jones, with other officers named for finance education peace radio goodwill park services vacation schools and more.

W. Waldemar W. Argow May Memorial Unitarian Church Civic Welfare Committee Syracuse and Onondaga County Williamh. Smith First Reformed Church Syracuse Ministers’ Association Council of Churches Horwood Jones Bby Dahlberg W. Brewster Hall Grace M. Williams Norman J. Whitney Peace Calvin M. ‘Thompson, Jr Delaware Street Baptist Church William Montgomery First Wesleyan Methodist Church Good Will Arthur L. Berger Imwood Presbyterian Church S. Burman Long Geddes Congregational Church Robert H. Smith, Jr Junior Council of Churches Tracey K. Jones China Relief Lynn J. Radcliffe First! ‘Methodist Church National’ ‘Christian Mission Ellsworth C. Reamon Betts Memorial Universalist Church Harry B. Taylor First Presbyterian Church A. ‘L. Taylor West Genesee Methodist Church Curtis E. Torrance Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church Community Chest

D L W grade crossing project to begin soon

After lengthy negotiations the D L W grade crossing elimination project is set to start construction within minutes of contract signing. City officials expect a ceremonial shovel turning, possibly with Mayor Rolland B Marvin participating, as they await Public Service Commission action and final contract signing with Elmhurst Contracting Company.

Rolland B. Marvin Public Service Commission Elmhurst Contracting Company

Exotic Brazilian Flowers At Edwards Department Store

Six exotic Brazilian flower varieties arrived at Syracuse Airport from Rio de Janeiro and will be shown in Edwards department store dress department. Imported by P. J. Sullivan, the display pairs flowers with white batiste dresses bearing flower prints. Shipment went from Rio to Miami by Pan American Air express, then to Syracuse via Railway Express Agency and American Airlines. Flowers feature colors like gray, yellow, blue and red with names such as Vine of Attached Love and Widow's Vine. The tie-up marks Edwards’ first such promotional display in America.

Brazil P. J. Sullivan Edwards Department Syracuse J. A. Chamberlain Railway Express Agency Air Division Anne Bluhme Rio de Janeiro Edwards Department Store Rio Pan American Airw Expres Division Miami Fla Air New York Ohio American Airlines Edward America

Question of Allied Credit Vital to U S Bankers Told

William R. White told the New York State Bankers Association that America must decide immediately whether to extend credit to the Allies to safeguard private banking and civilization. He spoke at Hotel Syracuse during a two day convention luncheon attended by 600 bankers. White warned that Europe’s conflicts threaten democratic society and noted that repayment is not the sole consideration in extending credit under certain conditions.

United States William R. White New York City New York State Bankers’ Association Syracuse Dar White Gibbs Lyons National Bank Allen Sproul Federal Reserve Bank of New York Europe Eshall

Lake Ontario level 65 feet below May 1939 average

Detroit dispatch reports the Lake Ontario water level for May at .65 feet below May 1939 and .12 feet below the 10-year average. The United States Lake Survey released the data today, listing the following figures.

Lake Ontario Dispatch Detroit United States Lake Survey

Seven Arrests In Weekend Traffic Crackdown

Seven arrests were made yesterday in Onondaga County during a weekend traffic enforcement by Sheriff Edwin R. Auer and his deputies. The violations included speeding, operating a truck without signal lights, running a red light, driving on the wrong side of the highway, and a car with inadequate brakes.

Edwin R. Auer Onondaga County

Italian veterans urge keep America out of war

Italian veterans urge the United States to remain out of war. The appeal stresses neutrality and backs avoiding involvement in international conflict.

America

Two Pirro Brothers to Earn Economics Degrees at Catholic U

Solvay brothers Carmen and Rocco Pirro, sons of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pirro of 207 King Avenue, will receive the B degree in economics from the Catholic University of America in Washington D C during commencement exercises Wednesday. Carmen led the sophomore class, captained the basketball team, managed the Harlequin Drama Society, and belonged to the Blue Key and Pi Gamma Mu societies. Rocco co captained the football team, belonged to the drama society, and worked on the Tower staff. Both are graduates of Solvay High School.

Solvay Catholic University Carmen Rocco Pirro Thomas Pirro King Avenue College of Arts and Sciences Catholic University of America Washington, D. C Carmon Harlequin Drama Society Blue Key Fraternity Gamma Mu Society Rocco the Tower Solvay High School

Edward Donovan Found Dead in Bed at 54

Edward Donovan a 54 year old janitor at Merrick School was found dead in his bed at 632 Montgomery Street. Coroner H Ernest Galt ruled heart ailment as the cause. A Syracuse native and North Side resident, he had worked at the school for years and previously with the Board of Education. Surviving are a son Edward Donovan Jr of Detroit and three brothers. Body taken to the morgue for services.

Edward Donovan Merrick Montgomery Street H. Ernest Galt Syracuse North Side Donovan Board of Education Edward Donovan, Jr Detroit Willian C Owen J

Arrangements for Van Wagenen-Lager Trial Set in Syracuse

Arraignment in United States District Court marked by a defense push for fairness as Van Wagenen-Lager Inc and three others face a conspiracy charge under the Fair Standards Labor Act. Bail set at 1000 for Van Wagenen and 500 for two female employees. defense seeks two months to prepare, trial requested in Syracuse with government ready on the substantive indictment. Separately, Civil Service seeks skilled workers for arsenals and navy yards with wages 6.96 to 9.50 daily, boosting age limits to 55 for civilians and 65 for veterans. lists to be formed by unscheduled assessments and experience ratings.

United States District Court Van _ Wagenen-Lager, Inc Knit Goods Company En- Samadan Aence At Robert van Wagenen Caroline Smith Julia Loan Jerome K. Cheney Crandal Melvin Melvin & Melvin Frederick H. Bryant van Wagenen Avis Reynolds Helen Gaines Harold Jacobs Angela Falcone Paul Shanahan Melvin John K. Carroll Binghamton Bryant Carroll Miss Loan Syracuse Shanahan Lourt Syracuer United States Civil Service Commission State Employment Office Ohavy Roosevelt National Defense James E. Rosselli Employment Service H. P. Smith South State East Onondaga Streets Smith State Employment Service John W. Howe Syracuse Manufacturers Association Syracuse Industries Howe

Two Mission Conferences Scheduled

The Mission in Syracuse will host two training conferences led by Rev. Dr. Guy H. Black of Detroit this week at South Presbyterian Church Thursday and First English Lutheran Church Friday. Sponsored by the visitation and home service committee, the gatherings aim to train members in visitation, enrollment, loyalty among Protestant groups, and related duties. World Wide Communion Sunday October 6, organized by the Federated Council of Churches and World Council of Churches, will open the Mission with a global Holy Communion observance, as quoted by Rev. Dr. Lynn J. Radcliffe urging unity amid conflict.

Guy H. Black Detroit National Mission Committee Syracuse South Presbyterian Church First English Lutheran Church Visitation and Home Service Committee Mission Archie B. Bedford Danforth United Church Federated Council of Churches World Council of Churches of Geneva Lynn J. Radcliffe Anathea The Christian Mission Grigor

Wife's Property Defeats Her Non-Support Case

Mrs Christina Terranova sued her husband Michael Terranova for non support in Police Court. Judge Homer W Walsh dismissed the action after she testified she owned more than 4000 dollars in unmortgaged property. He advised her to sell assets while noting her welfare rejection despite ownership of a house and a lot.

Christina Terranova Catherine Street Michael Terranova Homer W. Walsh Terranova Burnet Avenue Mather Street

Local births and names listed for June deliveries

A jumble of names and addresses shows births in early June. Entries include Henry Van He and Josephine Leahy at Forest Drive with a daughter. Grace Jannolo and Carmen Barbato at 623 Burnet Ave with a son. Dominick Carno and Lotito at 1106 North State Street with a son. Dolores Smith and Dolores Carries at 1017 South Mead with a daughter. Anna Jeckermuk at 30 Pulaski Street with a son. Nellie Stapleton and John Thorpe at Camillus with a daughter.

Henry van He Josephine Leahy Forest Drive Carmen, Barbato Grace Jannolo Burnet Avehue Dominick Carno Anne Lotito North State Street Iam Carryers Dolores Smith South Anna Jeckermuk Pulaski Street John ‘Thorpe Nellie Stapleton Camillus Welch

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