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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1947

Page

3

Small Business Meeting Urged By Kaletzki To Truman

Kaletzki Advertising director Charles H Kaletzki writes to President Truman urging a February 1948 Washington meeting to discuss small business concerns. He recalls the first 1948 anniversary gathering and argues for a focused agenda with up to 1000 small business representatives, noting past chaos but potential strength. He offers to aid in planning and cites economic anxieties, labor leadership fears, and anti communism sentiment shaping business views.

Charles H. Kaletzki Kaletzki Harry S. Truman Washington, D.C Kaletzi Washington

Imperial Potentate Hammers Guest at Syracuse Shriners

Tlustrious Karl Rex Hammers, imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, arrives in Syracuse for a tour of Shrine units across North America. He greeted Syracuse Shriners at Hotel Onondaga after a luncheon at the Liederkranz Club, on leave from Heinz to visit Shrine chapters.

North American Karl Rex Hammers Pittsburgh Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Syracuse Onondaga Liederkranz Club Ralph H.gove Rabban Harold Roderick Fred Dolbear Frank Hatch Hammers Royal Order of Scotland Atlantic City H. J. Heinz ‘Company

Syracusan Cleared In Slaying Inquiry

Syracuse police released a man detained overnight at the request of New York City authorities for questioning in connection with the machine gun slaying of Vincent Wice, a Metropolitan milkman, last Saturday. The Syracusan, a mechanic, was detained through an error in license plate numbers from a car seen near the crime scene. He said he had been here all day Saturday.

Syracuse New York City Vincent Wice

Hearing Held In Two Wills

A Surrogate hearing in Rochester examined witnesses over two wills of John A. Dobrogowski who died April 24. The March 28, 1947 will left the residuary estate to cousin John W. Dobrogowski, omitting his wife Anna, with small bequests to a cousin and a niece. The April 9, 1947 will left half the $18,000 estate to his wife and the other half to his sister Mrs Jozefa Dombrowski. Attorneys Forsythe and Pawlik represented the Dobrogowski relatives.

Charles R. Milford, Jr John A. Dobrogowski Dobrogowski John, W.dobrogowski Rochester Anna Dobrogowski Richmond Jv Jozefa. Dombrowski E. Fayette St W. S. Forsythe John

Park Concert Tribute for Auto Victim Laura Hamilton

The Symphony Orchestra names a silent tribute tonight in Thornden Park to Laura Ann Hamilton of Fabius, killed in an auto accident after rehearsal. Soloist Frederick Schweppe will perform. weather may move the concert to Friday or Central High School. Funeral services set for Friday in Fabius with burial in Fabius Cemetery. Mrs Carlton Hamilton, sister Mrs Edmond Cook of Utica, Lt William M. Hamilton in Alaska, and other relatives survive.

Andre Polah Civic University Symphony Orchestra Thornden Park Laura Ann Hamilton Fabius Central High School Frederick Schweppe Syracuse University Drama Department Miss Hamilton Fabius Baptist Church Hamilton Carlton Hamilton Edmond Cook Utica William M. Hamilton Adams Alaska

Repaving Job Done Delaware Street Opento Traffic

A $120 000 repaving project on Delaware Street is completed and traffic is restored. The new asphalt section runs from Onondaga Street to Geddes Street and began last April 15. Work on W Genesee Street from Liberty Street to Eureka Street also resumed today, according to Deputy City Engineer Potter W. Kelley.

Delaware St W.onondaga St Geddes St W. Genesee St Liberty St Eureka St Potter W. Kelley

Johnson Robbery Case Goes to Jury

William Johnson 21 of Denver Colorado faces a burglary third degree indictment in County Court defending himself as evidence is presented to a jury by Judge Leo W Breed. The case mirrors earlier actions against Peter David Holmes 17 Windsor Ontario and Baby Kirk 18 Windsor Ontario who pleaded guilty to similar charges after the trio was linked to the March 13 break in at Swan Cleaners Inc office 1336 S Salina Street.

William Johnson Denver Colo Leo W. Breed Peter David Holmes Windsor Ont Baby Kirk Swan Cleaners, Inc S. Salina St

Jewish Drive In Last Week Seeks Final $860,000

A luncheon for Jewish Welfare Fund workers met Tuesday as the drive entered its final week. Earl Greenstein chaired the trades division meeting noting Syracuse’s total pledges reached $917,954 about 60 percent of the city quota. Trades report $457,650 pledged, 57 percent of its $790,000 goal. Women’s division pledges totaled $45,591, 61 percent of its quota. Youth division gifts of $14,712 reached 98 percent. Public service division led with 106 percent of its quota under Irving Berman.

Public Service Irving Berman

Wounded Man Philip Davis In Critical Condition

Philip Davis of Cimillus is in critical condition at St. Josephs Hospital after a gunshop wound to the head. Police report the wound appears self inflicted with a 12 gauge shotgun found in his sedan near a rail trestle on Marietta station road off the Marcellus Camillus road. Davis was discovered by Arthur Waters of Tom's Inn, who heard the shot and investigated.

St. Joseph's Hospital Arthur Willis Sheriff's Department Davis Marietta ‘Station Marcellus-Camillus Arthur L. Waters Tom’s. Inn

South Av Family Must Vacate Home Eviction Ordered by Court

Judge Harry H. Skerritt in Municipal Court signed an eviction order against Carl and Clarence Watson for 432 South Av. They must vacate by July 1. Petition filed by Lawrence B. Sylvan, World War II veteran, who purchased the property to house his family.

Harry H. Skerritt Carl Clarence Watson South Watsons Lawrence B. Sylvan

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United States Department of Commerce General Assembly Murray Karl Rex Syracusan Delaware St. Open Philip Davis Cimillus BR. D South Av Ciro Caparcus
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