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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
12
The American Legion Pulaski Post 1650 will stage a two day rummage sale at Transfiguration School auditorium 145 Van Nostrand Street starting Friday at 9 A M and ending at 3 30 PM each day Proceeds go to the Cerebral Palsy fund.
The $50,000 Happiness House symbol of Cerebral Palsy aid will be awarded at a public ceremony in the W Jefferson Street Armory at 7 PM after a nine month fund drive. The Syracuse Cerebral Palsy Clinic at 960 Salt Springs Rd benefits from the drive, which fell short by about $25,000 but remains the largest community effort in upstate New York.
The Men s Garden Club of Syracuse will meet tomorrow June 1 at Elmer C Baldwin 400 Tecumseh Road to hear Herbert Walker a soil conservationist from Onondaga and Cayuga counties speak on Soil Conservation. Two reels of colored movies will illustrate methods.
Samuel Steroth, Jamestown mayor, elected president of the New York State Conference for Mayors as the four day Jamestown convention ended at Hotel Syracuse. Judson Banister of East Hammon chosen first vice president and Walker B. Lounsbery of Binghamton second vice president. James Corning of Albany named treasurer. Bureau members include Edward Moss Blaisdell Fred Greis Lynbrook Milan Turk Lindenhurst Earl Colwell Bludson Burtiss Deal Amsterdam. Prof Rodney L. Mott urged federalism limits on state city relations. Municipal leaders urged immediate action on sewage system construction and modernization to meet state standards. Jay M. Cohn pressed towns to upgrade treatment plants. NY Pollution Control Board will classify waters. John P. Mygrath warned about narrow interpretation of public use in slum clearance. Mayor Frank Costello spoke on financing municipal expenditures and fair tax share.
Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman will be guest of honor at Temple Adath Yeshurun Men’s Club annual father and son dinner in the temple social hall. He sails July 1 for Israel on an extended tour and will award oldest father and youngest son. Entertainment features magician Donald Hoffman. Nathan Share chairs a committee including Sidney Grossman Irving Brickman Aaron Beckwirth Dr. Marvin Alderman Jack Pinklestein A Solomon Menter Irving Cohen and Melvin R. Rudolph.
The 21 day dry spell in Central New York has hurt some crops but the Onondaga County Farm Bureau says the situation is not serious yet. Strawberries and hay show losses while oats barley and sweet corn face delays. Milk production dips five to ten percent as pastures dry. Farmers planted fewer potatoes due to government controls.
Johnson argues Rad actions reveal governance gaps in China and Shanghai. He says neglect of staff and patients in hospitals shows systemic failures. He credits the Christian movement with much of the good hospital work, while domestic stability remains fragile.
Missionary recalls near fall of Shanghai as battle raged across the Whangpoo River and inflation decimated the G Y. currency. He describes mass executions, gold purchases for missions, and a chaotic exodus aboard evacuation vessels bound for Yokosuka and then the United States, while noting uncertain future for American missions in China.
Thirty-one top honor pupils will form the court of honor for the coronation of Syracuse area Rose Queen at Thorndon Park Sunday afternoon. Queen Barbara Elizabeth Ralph and her lady in waiting Mary Patricia Snyder will participate, competing for the statewide Newark honor against candidates from 235 New York communities. The event includes 10,000 rose bushes in the E. M. Mills Memorial Garden, with Boy Scout trumpeters heralding the arrival.
Johnson says China will not achieve reform or democracy without unity in basic needs. He argues that without schools or hospitals the country cannot advance toward political change.
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