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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

4

Valley Academy Leads All Schools In Derby Entries

Valley Academy leads Syracuse and Central New York in Derby entries for the July 27 Syracuse event. Six scouts from the school will race James R. Smith Frederick Cole Dick Gordon Tony Spagnola Wilbur Moreland and John Googin.

Joseph V. Ganley Qnondaga Valley Academy Syracuse Central New York Herald-Journal Bresee Chevrolet James R. Smith Frederick Cole Dick Gordon Tony Spagnola Wilbur Moreland John Googin Jordan Baldwinsville Academy David R. Goodman Cato Meridian School William Fairbanks Phoenix Donald M. Merrill Mattydale Jack Palmer North Syracuse Lester E. Wilson Auburn Richard A. Jones Auburn Central High School

Col Poole Wins Legion of Merit for Aleutian Service

Lt Col Theodore L Poole Jr of Syracuse and former Camden resident received the Legion of Merit for his staff work with United States Forces at Atka and Adak in the Aleutians from 1942 to 1945. The ceremony was at the Pentagon with Maj Gen Barr presenting the award. Poole, a 1937 Syracuse University graduate, was commissioned via the Syracuse ROTC unit in 1940 and now resides in Alexandria, Virginia with wife Helen M Heinemann Poole.

Theodore L. Poole, Jr Syracuse Camden Pentagon David G. Barr Headquarters Army Ground Forces United States Forces Atka Adak Aleutians Poole Col. Poole Syracuse University Helen M.‘Heinemann Alexandria Theodore L. Poole Jamesville

Miss Ferris Earns B A at Iowa State

Miss Charlotte J. Ferris, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Ferris of 381 Bruce Street, has graduated from Iowa State University with a B A in journalism. She served three years on the Daily Iowan staff, was assistant circulation manager for the campus humor magazine, and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega Theta Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Alpha and Phi Beta Kappa.

Charlotte J. Ferris A. M. Ferris Bruce St Iowa City Iowa State University Ferris Dally Iowan Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Theta Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Phi Beta Kappa

Social Agencies Board Elected in Syracuse Meeting

Dr Edward S Rogers deputy commissioner of health served as keynote speaker at the annual meeting of the Council of Social Agencies at Hotel Syracuse. A new executive board was elected, combining members of the former board with seven new members, presided by Dr Herman G Weiskotten dean of Syracuse University College of Medicine.

Edward S. Rogers State Department of Health Council of Social Agencies Hotel Syracuse Herman G. Weiskotten Syracuse University College of Medicine

Show Cause Order Granted To Shulman

Samuel L. Shulman obtained a show cause order from Supreme Court Justice Henry J. Kimball directing the district attorney to explain why he cannot visit Mrs. Jucile D. Silvey at Syracuse Psychiatric Hospital. Returnable Friday at 10 A.M. in Supreme Court. Mrs. Helvey faces first degree manslaughter charges in the death of her husband Pie Frank Helvey and is to stand trial in County Court next Monday. Last Saturday she was committed to Syracuse Psychiatric Hospital for observation by County Court Judge Leo W. Breed upon petition by Jesse E. Cantor. Shulman said admission was refused Wednesday morning when he sought access related to the trial.

Jucile D. Silvey Syracuse

Driver Unhurt as Car Hits Horse on Highway

Gerald W Avery of 1018 Madison Jr escaped injury when his car struck a stray horse on the Syracuse Fayetteville highway opposite the Pig Stand in Dewitt Flats at 1 30 A M. The horse broke a leg and was destroyed by Dr J F Stack. The horse belonged to James Van Alstine of Dewitt.

Gerald W. Avery Madison Jr J. FI. Stack Syracuse-Fayetteville Dewitt Flats Avery Dr. Stack James van Alstine Dewitt

Water in Grant site foundation tied to Yellow Brook legends

The water cut for the W. T. Grant Co building between Salina and Warren sts prompts inquiry into a source, possibly Yellow Brook. Historic seepage tracked to a pond near Jefferson and Salina, with water observed during subbasement work for nearby hotels. City engineers note the cut lies above Onondaga Lake level. Sollitt Construction reports 31 feet depth with pumps in use.

W. T. Grant Company Salina Warren Sts Dey Brothers Jefferson St Salinanto Nes Ing West Jefferson Street Armory W. Genesee St Onondaga Syracuse Harold Kieffer City Engineering Onondaga Lake H. R. Hunnicutt Sollitt Construction Company Salina St

Kelseys Ott To Arizona Next Week

The Rev Morton T Kelsey and his wife will move from East Syracuse to take a post as assistant to the I Dean of the Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix Arizona Emmanuel Church will host a farewell for the Kel seys Sunday night The rector came to Emmanuel Feb 21 1943 and was ordained priest the following September He married Barbara Jones on Feb 11 1944 During his three years in the parish the rectory mortgage was paid and a building fund started for parish hall changes and a hall addition The Kelseys recently toured with Parish Guild and Rector s Aid events in Chittenango

Morton T. Kelsey East Syracuse Iphoenix Ariz Emmanuel Church Kelsey Malcolm E. Peabody Central New York Barbara Jones Syracuse

Four Syracuse Men in Union V-5 Unit Disbanding

Four Syracuse men are Navy V-5 college trainees at Union College in Schenectady. The unit will be disbanded June 24. The students named are John G. Frs, son of Charles G. Frs. William F. Stockford, son of Gordon Stockford. William H. Haight, son of Howard P. Haight. and Francis S. Jutras, son of Francis J. Jutras.

Schenectady Syracuse Union College John G. Frs Charles G. L'Ry Thayer St William F. Stockford Gordon Stockford Strathmore Dr William H. Haight Howard P. Haight Orwood Francis S

Doolittle Remains In Serious Condition At Hospital

Leslie A. Doolittle Fifth District councilman, of 254 Collingwood Avenue, is seriously ill with virus and pneumonia at Crouse-Irving Hospital. He was admitted a week ago and has received over 1,000,000 units of penicillin. His condition is reported as about the same today.

Leslie A. Doolittle Collingwood Av Crouse-Irving Hospital

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