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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1943

Page

2

High Court Upholds Tax on Telephone Equipment

The Court of Appeals upheld lower court rulings that outside station apparatus of the New York Telephone Company in New York State is taxable by local authorities. The Syracuse assessment of about 700000 for 1940 is a test case signaling roughly 7000000 in annual state revenue for localities.

Herald-Journal Bureau Albany Court of Appeals New York Telephone Company New York State Syrac Telephone Company William F. Canough Syracuse Commissioner of Syracuse Lewis Appellate Division Fourth Department Finch Ferris Feitner Ernest I. Edgecomb Supreme Court Jesse E. Kingsley James C. Tormey George R. Fearon

Bankrupt Jeweler Flato Lists Glittering Creditors

Paul E. Flato jeweler and designer filed for involuntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 505,662 and assets of 218,848. Notable creditors include Marlene Dietrich 50.99 Ginger Rogers 563.65 Constance Bennet 377.40 Miriam Hopkins 396.55 Gloria Swanson 692.12 Gloria Vanderbilt De Ciceco 3098.56 Pat Cicco 631.25 Nelson Rockefeller 1320 Mrs James V Forrestal 32 Mrs James Simms Kelly 385 and husband 1447 Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt 1096. Fiato facing grand larceny charges over pawning jewelry. he pleads innocent and is free on 7500 bail.

New York Paul E. Flato Marlene Dietrich Ginger Rogers Constance Bennet Miriam Hopkins Gloria Swanson Gloria Vanderbilt de Ciceco Pat Cicco Nelson Rockefeller James V. Forrestal the Navy James Simms Kelly Brenda Frazier Alfred G. Vanderbilt Fiato

New Alcohol Plant Opens in Thorold Ontario

Officials from Canada and the United States inspected a new industrial alcohol plant in Thorold Ont. developed by the Ontario Paper Company to remove liquor from sulphite pulp. The facility will produce 600000 gallons annually for export mainly to the United States for synthetic rubber.

Canada Thorold Ont Ontario Paper Company Chicago Tribune United States

School Bus Hit by Car injures no one at Chittenango Station

An automobile driven by Ibovis Bruno of Canastota skidded into the rear of a school bus carrying 45 children at Chittenango Station about 4 10 PM yesterday. No injuries, but the car was wrecked on the right side. Edwin Hildreth of Chittenango was the bus driver.

Ibovis Bruno Canastota Chittenango Station Noone W. C. Zant Cazenovia

Pupils Told War Service Is Duty Now

The 43rd annual commencement at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse features remarks by Brother Albert and Col Hans Christian Adamson. Forty five seniors graduate as awards honor scholars in religion science languages and history. Gold keys and four year and one year scholarships are announced for several students. Sailor on leave Walter Stafron of Oswego spends leave with wife after basic training at Sampson.

Brother Albert Manhattan College St. Mary’s College California Christian Brothers Academy Walter A. Foery Brother A. Francis Albert Syracuse Carl P. Pilla Hans Christian ‘Adamson Eddie Rickenbacker Pacific Henry J. Krisch Renesselaer Polytechnic Alumni Society John J. Costello Most Holy Rosary School Richard ©. Seifert St. Brigid’s School Oswego Walter Stafron West Cayuga Street Sampson Naval Training Station

Police hunt youths who fled on tracks after car chase

Central New York police search for two youths who abandoned a 1931 coach on West Manlius Street East Syracuse and fled on the New York Central tracks toward Messina Springs. Patrolman Michael Garvey tailed them to the bridge, but they leaped out and ran on the tracks in shirt sleeves.

New York New York Central Messina Springs Bridge James Street Michael Garvey Syracuse Garvey Irving Guyette Grant Boulevard Guyette West Manlius Street Setare Garvey I Garvey

Bowers Named Geddes GOP Chairman After Death

William H. Bowers, Republican pick for district attorney, elected chairman of Geddes Republican committee replacing the late Charles R. Tindall. Francis Gleason elected town committee secretary succeeding James T. Cosgrove who resigned to join the American Red Cross. Gleason is clerk for the town board.

Bowers Geddes William H. Bowers Charles R. Tindall Francis Gleason Charles Avenue James T. Cosgrove Iecently American Red Cross Service Gleason

War Course Arranged in Elementary Electrical Engineering

Syracuse University offers a War Training program course in elementary electrical engineering. It begins Monday at 7 PM in Room 16 College of Applied Science with free tuition and 32 sessions, meeting twice weekly under the U S Office of Education. Admission requires a four year high school background or equivalent experience. Registration is at the War Training Office.

D. C

15th Ward GOP Endorses Two Incumbents for Reelection

At the 15th Ward Republican meeting chaired by City Clerk George K. Hancock Eli Gingold and Councilman Jacob E. Rosenberg were unanimously endorsed for reelection to their current posts.

15Th Ward GOP Republican Committee 15Th George K. Hancock Eli Gingold Jacob E. Rosenberg

Driver Hurt In Car Crash In Madison Street Incident

Francis J. Nagy 31 of 410 Cherry Street, milk truck driver for Golden Guernsey, narrowly escaped serious injury when his vehicle struck a parked car in the 700 block of Madison Street after noon Thursday, moments after grazing a pedestrian. Albert T. Laass 59 of 403 Helen Street suffered severe cuts to his left hand as the truck brushed him but remained otherwise unharmed.

Francis J. Nagy Cherry Street Golden Guernsey Milk Company Madison Street Irving Avenue Albert T. Laass Helen Street W Nagy Nagy

Milk bottles crash through windshield after truck incident

Patrolman John Holihan issued Nagy a summons for reckless driving after 1600 quart milk bottles flew from the truck’s rear and shattered the front windshield. Fire records report a Priday 10:23 A.M. alarm at Cedar Sheet for defective wiring and slight damage.

John Holihan Nagy

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