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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
9
A discordant OCR fragment lists names and events for a Syracuse area high school alumni gathering. It mentions graduates, anniversaries, church events, and multiple scattered dates in June and July with numerous individuals and places, reflecting a community notice style.
Tonawanda church selects Dr Balin from Rochester to succeed as pastor at St Paul s Evangelical United Brethren and DC church plan. He will preach his first sermon Sunday after completing redecorating program and prior service in Humboldt Square area. Married with three sons Robert Babn of Rochester Minn Richard a medical student in Buffalo and Da
More than 5 100 women from 17 states gathered for the week-long annual convention of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom at Cazenovia Junior College. Delegates from California, Washington and British Columbia considered President Truman's economic aid plan for underdeveloped areas as Clarence Senior of the Department of Public Affairs spoke last night.
A wandering man, George H. Clark, 77, was found by Patrolman Emil Kocher near the 600 block of South. His fox terrier’s license led to Clark’s address at 28 Winkworth. A phone call confirmed the residence and his son-in-law arrived. Clark and the dog were taken home.
Annual strawberry festival and bazar organized by church committee led by Ruth Hampson with booths and activities planned by Rocke and Jelloy Me vil. In case of inci
Nicholas Ferrante of the Syracuse Federation of Labor says broad labor backing is expected for former Mayor Frank J. Costello if he secures the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Leaders note upstate residence may hinder his bid, while state and local labor groups consider endorsements depending on running mate dynamics with Joe B. Hanley and the gubernatorial race.
Onondaga County War Memorial Commission discussed preliminary plans and public business. William B Stark reported progress on contracts, construction progress, and potential terms with the commission. The project aims for fall 1951 completion with several 10 day terms for pending agreements.
The Rev. Dr. John A. Zoller preached at Christ for Greater Syracuse in the Éanvag Tabernacle on the greatest sin being disbelief in God. He cited past converts and said Syracuse’s greatest sin is unbelief, noting one conversion at 65 and urging continued prayer for the final week of services. No service tonight. constant prayer slated for tomorrow.
The mayor and the Stadium Committee toured the city to inspect proposed sites for a $175,000 scholastic sports stadium serving all city high schools. Burnet Park and Meachem Field drew interest as likely locations during the afternoon visit, with officials and editors among those present.
In a festive procession the crowning of Rose Queen Miss Hope Lee drew about 10 000 spectators. Edi Murphy of WSYR announced the event while the Military Band played coronation music and the Ni ita Johns ballet group offered Tales of Hoffmann interpretations.
Adolf J. Passak president announced that the State Federation of Federal Employees will hold its convention in Syracuse on Friday. The gathering, organized by the state federation, will bring together federal employees from across the region to discuss labor issues and policy.
Michael Vrabel nine, of 417 Ulster Street, suffered a right foot injury when he leaped from a fence at Burnet Park yesterday. He was treated at Crouse-Irving Hospital where a stitch was used to close a cut. Patrolman Edward Kinsella said the boy climbed the fence to gather leaves for a llama and stepped on a sharp spike.
Amato and DePasquale are named in a six count indictment from the Grand Jury, part of a larger set of 13 indictments. Amato 133 is a resident of 817 Oswego Blvd and 32 years old. DePasquale 206 Hawley is listed as his brother in law. Several other defendants include Villle Chisholm 19 of B23 Antonio for forged checks and CoPhus TH Stalt 25 of 732 Almond St for possession of a loaded revolver. The case involves thefts from Detroit area stores and a forthcoming hearing scheduled for Thursday.
Harold Creal, newly appointed director of the New York State Fair, told the Advertising and Sales Club at a Syracuse hotel meeting to participate fully in promoting the fair. He highlighted its vast expansion possibilities and noted attendance data showing 80 percent of visitors came from within 160 miles of Syracuse.
Mrs. Richard B. Downing of 100 E Genesee Parkway was elected to the National Council of Women's Organizations of the Presbyterian Church at the Quadrennial meeting in Ocean Grove New Jersey. She will serve on the executive council.
Eastwood Lions Club moves to install a full officers slate at a ladies night event. Members plan a brief program and election results during the gathering.
LT. LOU GAURNIER, president of the firemen’s union, testifies to the Syracuse Federation of Labor in support of reviving a sales tax. The committee plans a meeting with Mayor Corcoran to urge renewal for a 58 hour weekend, with salary details cited. Firemen now work 72 hours weekly at a base of 3100, and committee members Gaurnier, Russell Binsing, and Francis McLaugh accompany the effort.
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