Riehlman Bill Wins Support In Congress
Rep. R Walter Riehlman leads a push to create a General Property Office by merging the Bureau of Federal Supply the General Land Office the Public Buildings Administration and the War Assets Administration Under the plan hearings will be held and the new agency would be overseen by the General Accounting Office ensuring annual expenditure reports to Congress and potential taxpayer savings.
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Herald-Journal Bureau
Washington
R. Walter Riehlman
George Bender
R.O
Richtman
Bender
Walter Ploeser
R.mo
House
Small Business Committee
Riehlman
General Property Office
Bureau of Federal Supply
Treasury Department
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Public Buildings Administration
Federal Works Agency
War Assets Administration
RiehIman
General Accounting Office
Congress
Job Rate High For Graduates
A satisfactory rate of employment for June graduates has been reached through the statewide clearing house set up by the State Employment Service. Milton Loysen, executive director of the State Labor Department's division of placement and unemployment, urged graduates to register with NYSES offices immediately. The office hopes to supply enough graduates to meet demands from employers.
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State Employment Service
Milton
Loysen
State Labor Department
NYSES
First Spring Polio Case Reported in Onondaga County
Onondaga County records its first poliomyelitis case of the season as a 15 year old boy from the town of Onondaga contracted the disease on May 30. Dr. Walter C. Levy, district health officer, Syracuse district office, State Department of Health, announced.
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Onondaga County
Walter C. Levy
Syracuse
State Department of Health
Onondaga
Levy
Solvay to Start Major Research Laboratory Project
Solvay's long delayed research laboratory will begin construction within a week at the Solvay Process Division plant in Detroit. The two story brick and steel building, with basement, will cover 120 by 175 feet and cost over 1 million dollars. HW. K. Ferguson Co. of Cleveland will construct it, serving as the headquarters for Solvay Process technical service across Detroit and Baton Rouge.
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Solvay
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
Solvay Process Division
Milton Av
HW. K. Ferguson, CO
Cleveland
Solvay Process Technical Service
Detroit
Baton Rouge
Solvay Process
Church & Dwight
Tobacco Men Pledge Fight On Taxes
Tobacco distributors in New York State vow to fight taxation and unfair trade practices at a statewide conference in Syracuse. Harry Lagonegra calls for an unfair cigarette sales act and measures benefiting the tobacco trade as speakers from industry groups outline goals and plans for action and future elections.
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New York State
New York State Association of Tobacco Distributors
Onondaga
Harry J. Lagonegra
Lagonegra
Air Shipments Reach 46.7 Million Pounds on U.S. Airlines
More than 3,000,000 air shipments totaling 46,694,966 pounds were handed on domestic airlines last year, up 16.3 percent from 1944.
Woman Wins Freedom From 2 War Vet Husbands
Eleanor R Bosell, 23, gained annulment of her marriages to two veterans after revealing both unions. She wed Roy Capp in 1942 at 16, separated a month later, then married Garfield H Bosell in 1943. A Virginia divorce from Capp and a New York annulment followed as Justice Abram Zoller ordered support for two of her children.
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Eleanor R Bosell
Roy Capp
Plattsburgh
Beleving
Bosell
Garfield H. Bosell
Madison
Preme Court
Abram Zoller
New York State
Justice Zoller
Max Osofsky
Physical Therapy Group to Meet in Oneida
The Central New York Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association will meet and dine at Cordial Manor in Oneida on Thursday night. Attendees include members from Utica Auburn Watertown and Syracuse with several Syracuse therapists listed by name and affiliation.
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Central New York
The
American Physical Therapy Association
Cordial Manor
Oneida
Utica
Auburn
Watertown
Syracuse
Elvira Hoffmire
Syracuse Free Dispensary
Jane Street
Percy Hughes
Theodore O. Kleinhans
Washington Irving
Donald W. McCuen
Roberta Schelter
Veterans Administration
Rapp to Speak at Humane Parley in New Orleans
William E. Rapp, chief of the Central New York S P C A, will present a paper at the American Humane Association national convention in New Orleans from October 11 to 14. He joins a panel on shelter management and discusses office procedures while the local S P C A recently updated its accounting system and shelter forms.
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William E. Rapp
New York
S.P.C.A
American Humane Association
New Orleans
Injured carpenter reported after Prospect Avenue assault
Martin Boog, a 2 carpenter of 1010 Union Avenue, was sent to St. Joseph's Hospital around 3 AM today with a fractured collarbone after being struck as he crossed the Prospect Avenue and East Laurel Street intersection. He told Patrolman Donald Frasier he could not identify the attacker.
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Martin. Boog
Union Av
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Donald Frasier
Laurel St
C Y O Plans Summer Youth Program At North Side
The North Side Catholic Youth Organization announces a complete summer program running from June 28 to August 13 open to all youths. NLE Juniors ages 8-14 attend a weekday day camp 10 AM to 4 30 PM with activities including table games crafts dramatics singing swimming cooking and more. Seniors age 14 and up meet 8 30 PM to 10 30 PM featuring baseball dancing movies parties and counseling offered daily.
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North Side Catholic Youth Organization
C.Y.O
Mary Jane Tooke
NLE
Hill Educator Heads Illinois Mathematics Department
Dr. Stewart S. Cairns, head of Syracuse University mathematics, named head of the University of Illinois mathematics department. A New Hampshire native educated at Harvard, he earned a 1931 PhD and held fellowships in 1928-29 in Hungary. He taught at Harvard, Yale, Lehigh and was on the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study faculty before Syracuse.
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Queens College
N. J
Syracuse
Woman Reports Loss of Six War Bonds
Mrs Mary Hees of Mr Tensant Ohio reported the loss to police. Six $1000 war bonds left by her sister Bertha Gadlewski for their mother Mrs Mary Mudrac disappeared from a bureau drawer after June 11 trip to Pennsylvania. Patrolman Harry LaVere investigated.
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Mary Hees
Tensant
8. C
Hees
Bertha Gadlewski
Mary Mudrac
Columbus Av
Burglars Enter Two Gas Stations Last Night
Burglars entered two gas stations. At Phinney station 1201 Milton Ave an outboard motor valued 137 and 8 dollars in cash were taken. At Henry Tysco station 3565 Erie Blvd E a rear window was broken but nothing else was taken as suspects fled.
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Phinney Station
Milton Av
Henry ‘Tysco
Erie Blvd
Syracusans See First Look at New Ford Cars
Syracusans viewed the 1949 Ford at multiple downtown sites yesterday. BE. M. O'Donnell Co. showed a car at E W Edwards Son department store and in its own showroom on Erie Boulevard. W Ford displays included W T Grant Co. store New Process Gear Co. and the federal building by Reynolds Motors Inc. Keegan Henson Motors exhibited the new model at 315 S Crouse Ave.
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Syracusans
BE. M. O'Donnell Co
E. W. Edwards & Son
Erie Blvd
Driver Denies Tipsy Charge in Police Court Hearing
Attilio Giarrusso 37 years old pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated after being stopped for weaving along the road by State Police BCI Sgt Kenneth Merrill. Hearing set for Tuesday. Giarrusso, a contractor of 1521 Grant, was held until city police arrived at the Park Street entrance of the Regional Market where he was belligerent. He claimed rough pavement forced him to drive around holes.
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Attilio Giarrusso
Grant Bird
Donald Yeomans
Kenneth Merrill
State Police
BCI
Giarrusso
Merrill
Case Worker Exams Slated Next Month in County
Civil Service examinations for case worker positions in the county veterans welfare departments will be held July 24. About 30 vacancies exist with salaries from 2000 to 2500 dollars. Applicants must be county residents for one year, graduates with a four year degree, and knowledgeable about welfare laws and child care.
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Civil Service
Veterans’ Assistance and Welfare
Herbert B. Myron
County Civil Service Commission
Myron
Civil Service Office
Court House
Flood Cases Adjourned In State Claims Court
Judge Bernard Ryan of the State Court of Claims adjourned to late August trial of two test cases for 67 claims against the State due to flooding of Oneida Lake cottages. Jailer Clifford Black and Mary M. Harvey seek 499 and 495 dollars. total for all claims exceeds 33 thousand. The plaintiffs presented two days of trial with 60 technical exhibits. Dean Louis B. Mitchell testified and will be cross examined in August.
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Bernard Ryan
State Court of Claims
Oneida Lake
Clifford Black
Mary M. Harvey
Polar Beach
Louis B. Mitchell
College of Applied Science
Irving S. Devorsetz
Albert Averbach
Theodore C. Bonney
Seneca Falls
Forestry College Camp Enlarged at Syracuse University
The sophomore class of the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University will arrive June 28 for a rehabilitated summer camp on Cranberry Lake's eastern shore. Dean Dr. Joseph S. Huck notes a move from tents to wooden student quarters nearly complete, with 25 to 30 students aiding rebuilding. The project adds classrooms, water supply, electrical distribution, new dorms, a recreation building, and other upgrades. This year there are 175 students and 15 faculty.
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New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Cranberry Lake
Joseph S. Huck
Fiegel Trial Resumes Monday in Special Sessions
The trial of Charles I E Fiegel of 107 Bellav. on charges of operating a trailer sales business in defiance of zoning laws will continue Monday before Justice William J Baimer in the Court of Special Sessions. Assistant District Attorney Russell Harrington has not completed the prosecution. Fiegel remains in custody with his attorneys Matthew V. Byrne Sr. and Raymond M. Bush.
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Charles IE Fiegel
Bellav
Australian Forester Visits Syracuse to Discuss Global Timber
Alan Gordon of the UN FAO forestry division visits Syracuse as chief of Melbourne's veneer and gluing lab tours U.S. and Canada. He notes aims to reduce waste, expand forest industries in untapped regions, and unite technicians and policymakers through international conferences and standardized timber testing.
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Alan Gordon
U.N. Forestry Division
New York State College of Forestry
Carl de Zeeuw
Australia
Gordon
Whoa
National Forest Products Laboratory
Melbourne
United States
Canada
UN Forestry Division
Tropics
Wife Beating Hearing Held for Cavalaro
Charles Cavalaro of 111 Catawha Ost was arraigned in Police Court on first degree assault charges after he allegedly bludgeoned his wife with a 15 inch iron bar. Mrs. Cavalaro remains in critical condition at Onondaga General Hospital with brain concussion and multiple injuries. Cavalaro pleaded not guilty and a July 1 hearing was set.
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Onondaga General Hospital
Charles Cavalaro
Catawha Ost
Jide Pruman
Preston
Cavalaro
Fred G. Arnold
Rescue Mission Club Outing At Lake Coan Farm
Rescue Mission Boys Club and branches held an outing at the Lake Coan farm of Henry Backer. About 60 boys participated in tenting fishing baseball swimming and cooking sessions supervised by Everd Hall Thomas P. Leppard Robert Weller Daniel Eastivan and Eugene Ross with Charles Olds of Nedrow as lifeguard.
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Rescue Mission Boys Club
Lake Coan
Henry Backer
Everd Hall
Thomas P. Leppard
Robert Weller
Daniel Eastivan
Eugene Ross
Charles Olds
Nedrow
Fogarty to Join Police Force as Veteran Retires
Police Chief John A. Kinney announced that Donald Fogarty, son of Patrolman John Fogarty the “singing cop,” will join the force on June 24. He will replace Patrolman Dennis J. Tlewitt who plans to retire at age 65.
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John A. Kinney
Donald Fogarty
John, Fogarty
Dennis J. Tlewitt
Coal Dealers Meet in Syracuse Convention
The New York State Retail Solid Fuel Merchants Association begins a two day convention at Hotel Syracuse with an informal forum Monday. Tuesday includes reports and officer elections then a 6 30 PM dinner and dancing. George W. Dawson heads the event with co chairmen Arthur J. Jutton and C R Dougherty. The Syracuse Coal Exchange co sponsors.
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Arthur J. Jutton
George W. Dawson
State Retail Solid Fuel Merchants Association
NEW York State
Retail Solid Fuel Merchants Association
Syracuse
C. R. Dougherty
William H. Kresan
Leo D. Kelley
Francis P. Murphy
J. Emmett Mulray
Ralph B. Saware
C. B. Nellis
Harry A. Schmidt
William I. Roperts
Milton H. van Slelen
Herman W. Goetz
Glenn D. Bartle
George E. Bannigan
J. John Hassett
Harold A. Nellis
Floyd C. Waltz
The
Syracuse Coal Exchange
Vann Escapes Injury After Car Plunges Into Gorge
County Highway Superintendent Bert I. Vann survived a 50 foot plunge when his vehicle left the highway and tumbled into Glenwood Gorge. He suffered a fractured shoulder, head lacerations, and bruises, was rescued by Danby staff and Trumansburg firefighters, then taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Herald-Journal
Ithaca
Glenwood Gorge
Bert I. Vann
Vann
Memorial Hospital
John Miller
Danby
Miler
Clifford Hall
Trumansburg
John Bangs
Miller
Paul Vann
Bangs
Lyman Fisher
Sheriff Hall
Howard Harvey
Les Fowler
Robert Jones
1948 station wagon displayed in Eastwood by Lions Club
A 1948 station wagon is on display in front of the Palace Theater Eastwood until 9 PM today. Proceeds from a double header baseball game between Syracuse Chiefs and Rochester Red Wings on August 2 will purchase the car. Tickets are sold on the street, by Lions Club members, or at cooperating Lions clubs in Syracuse Fast Syracuse Fayetteville Manning and Eastwood.
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Onondaga County Lions Clubs
Palace Theater
Eastwood
Syracuse Chiefs
Rochester Red Wings
Lions Club
Water
Syracuse
Fast Syracuse
Fayetteville
Manning
Oliver Hall
Staunton Receives Notre Dame Medal for Distinct Service
Prof. Henry C Staunton of Notre Dame English department is named 1948 recipient of the Notre Dame lay faculty award for distinguished service during the 1947 48 school year. The award carries a 500 dollar purse and is given annually by the Notre Dame Alumni Association to the outstanding member of the faculty.
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Henry C. ¥. Staunton
Lianeateles
Notre Dame
Staunton
Notre Dame Alumni Association
Ice Cream Theft Probed At Queen Anne Plant
Police investigated the theft of about $20 in ice cream from refrigeration trucks at the Queen Anne plant 1619 South Ave. A 2 1/2 gallon container and several nickel dime packages were missing, according to Patrolman Paul Surdick.
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Queen Anne
Southav
Paul Surdick
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Police Benevolent Association
Thomas Hennigan
Michael Courbett
John Daley
Joseph H. Grosman
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Morris I. Pickus
Personnel Institute
Joseph Kolodny
National Association of Wholesalers
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C.Y.O. Maps
Hill
Illinois
Herald-Journal Wire
New Ford
Forestry College
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Forestry Division
U.n.’S Food and Agriculture Organization
Rescue Mission Club
Garth A. Whipple
College Alumni Association
Paul A. Wells
Ives Gehring
William Abbott
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