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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
6
Principal Harold J. Coon investigates a stink bomb planted in the ventilating shaft of Nottingham High School. Pupils opened windows and wore deodorant as odors lingered after Friday incident and weekend closure. No illnesses reported. punishment for the offender not yet decided.
PAUL GALLAGHER, for five years an employe of Merchants National Bank & Trust Company, was appointed an assistant vice president of the bank. A graduate of Most Holy Rosary High School Niagara University and Albany Law School he is a member of Gamma Eta Gamma. He resides with his wife and children at 808 Lancaster av.
The Scottish Rite Club donated 300 to the Y M C A for an outdoor memorial chapel at Camp Toussey Jefferson County. Tracey K Jones accepted the check as Y M C A general secretary while Joseph F Owens announced the project. Ground work by Y campers will start with native stone blocks for the altar under stonemason direction. The island site known as Treasure Island sits on Millsite Lake near Camp Toussey.
A dense list of local events fills hotels and halls in Syracuse with 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. gatherings. The program includes women groups, professional clubs, youth events, and social luncheons at Hotel Syracuse, Hotel Onondaga, and nearby venues.
Judge Stephen Brennan reserved decision in a federal hearing on a IRS motion to retry the estate tax case involving the Burrill estate. Plaintiffs Mrs. Esther B. Picou and Louis D. Burrill seek 57000 in estate taxes after Judge Bryant’s death halted final ratings. Special tax attorney Frederik OG, Rita urged full retrial. opposing counsel was Benjamin B. Shove.
Syracuse Common Council expected to approve 25 year franchises for Salt Springs and Bradford routes to Syracuse Transit Corp replacing Syracuse & Eastern Bus Line. Council also to extend one way traffic trial to July 15 with a public hearing later. Merchants along Warren Street oppose permanent one way plan.
Dr Allamae W Eicholtz and John D Crimmins sue Dr Walter B Schindler and Mrs Lillian Wells over fencing along an old roadway at Oneida Lake seeking damages and a ruling that the road be a public highway. Case presided by Official Referee Frank J Cregg with Mahon counsel for plaintiffs.
Stephen O Connor 54 of 708 S West St pleads not guilty to grand larceny after a $590 ring and $5 000 in cash belonging to his housekeeper were found in his cellar. Bail set at 3000 with exam date July 9. He seeks an evidence examination through attorney Irving J Davis.
Dragging operations continued on the Seneca River for the second day to locate Wesley W. Lambert 49 of Seneca Street Syracuse drowned when his rowboat capsized two miles west of Baldwinsville. State police with joint aid from volunteers and Sgt. George Plunkett used drag gear and a power boat as heavy weed slowed the search. Lambert’s son in law John Manuel 35 aided and reported they were about 75 feet from the south shore when the boat capsized and Lambert swam 15 feet before sinking. Manuel was rescued and helped in the search despite earlier distress. Lambert, a Cana joharie native, had worked seven years for Carrier Corporation and is survived by his wife mother four sons a stepson a daughter two sisters and a brother.
Dr Harry A Steckel rector of the Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital will be among speakers at the Psychiatric Nursing Institute in Hadley Hall Willard State Hospital June 11 and 12. The institute is jointly sponsored by Rochester State Hospital Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital and the Willard Slave Hospital. More than 200 physicians and nurses are expected to attend with graduate nurses nurse health educators and public health nurses invited from the three institutions area.
The Lands Division of the Department of Justice heard arguments over the value of the Yates County hunting preserve once owned by Rolland B. Marvin and associates. The government previously fixed the value at 3000 dollars while the owners claim 20000. Appraisal commissioners evaluated the 31 acre site and heard claims regarding trespass and damages. The du Pont firm contends entry was with government consent as the site became a Navy plant. Lawyers for all sides presented at the hearing in Rochester.
Two men were placed under bail of 1000 dollars and had their operator licenses held after pleading not guilty in Traffic Court proceedings. Lewis Burlingame 23 of 611 E Fayette Jr arraigned for reckless driving from a Sunday Burnet avenue crash injuring a passenger. case postponed to June 20. John Galuppe 58 of 915 Carlton st charged with leaving the scene of an accident. case postponed to June 17. Additional arraignments listed with speeding violations and related fines.
JOSEPHINE BARBIERI will be crowned Queen of the June Festival sponsored by Fairmount PUTA. Ceremonies on the New Fairmount school lawn begin at 6 30 Tuesday night with rain postponement to Wednesday. An arrangement by Irene McCabe assisted by Marilyn Maltby Gladys McGraw Martha Case and Milton Upcraft plus music by Elizabeth Smith and dances originated by Augustine Skapura. George Clark chairs the entertainment committee with a long list of helpers including Michael Kapral Karl Coleman Frank Angell Kenneth Keegan Carroll Afforde Jacob Rosenberg Clyde English Louis Farrar and Milford Wilder. Misa Barbieri.
Louis D Addario 120 Lock Alley Mary Agnatl 1144 Grant blyd John J Duggan Moravia Mary D Joalin Old Forge names and places shown in a partial city directory snippet
Police pulmotor squad and intern from St Joseph's Hospital credited with saving Sigmund Podolak 31 after gas from a leaking stove rendered him unconscious in his 200 Van Rensselaer St apartment. Wife found him on kitchen table and dragged him to the porch before calling aid.
Officers from the Cam Ridge Rod and Gun Club were cited for a $100 tax and a $25 penalty per slot machine found during a cockfight raid at the club near Elbridge. Four machines and eight fowl were confiscated from about 40 people, with 37 arraigned and fines totaling $831.
Next Sunday alumni chapter hosts a welcome dance on Wednesday June 1 at Hotel Syracuse to greet the graduating class. Nick Hemmer named general chairman by John J. Nolan. Committees include Mary Coffay Swanberry Nolan Burke Beyer Joyce O'Dwyer Hemner and others handling tickets and arrangements. An alumni reunion is planned for Sunday afternoon June 16 on Most Holy Rosary Convent lawn with rain backup in Priory Hall. School band and glee club will perform with refreshments served.
At least 800 members and friends of the Ancient Order of Hibernians are expected to gather in Howel Onondaga on Monday July 18 for a four day national convention. The Most Rev Walter A Foery will celebrate a solemn high mass in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for delegates. A parade follows and an Irish Night will be held in the A O H hall. Edward O Neill was elected chairman of the executive committee with Mrs Bernard Quinn placing women’s activities, Dennis P Connelly county chairman, William Reagan secretary, and Patrick Hanlen parade chairman.
A graduation dinner will be held Wednesday at 7 p m at the Hotel Woodruff for members of the Watertown Power Squadron and their guests.
Secretary of War Robert Patterson will announce changes in Army regulations following the Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle committee report on caste system abuses. Patterson has studied the recommendations since the report was sent to him May 20.
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