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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1949

Page

7

Syracuse officials share honors and milestones across fields

Tracey K. Jones of Syracuse USLCA was elected recording secretary of the National Council in Washington. Clarence E. Libby of Syracuse earned a professional chemical engineering degree at the University of Maine. Frank Buscher and his wife celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at home. Frank F. Willeenewve of Syracuse was elected third vice president of the New York State Chiropractic Society as Richard Engelbert of Buffalo became president. The American Pension Club met at 8 PM with auxiliary at 2:30 PM, and the Pack 87 Cub Scouts outing at Kirk Park drew about 150. SAMOITH TECHNICAL High School displayed senior projects including an ink filler by Richard N. Wright who will study civil engineering at Syracuse University. George Gallanis showcased a paper hole punch, SOHN KOTULA designed a simple circle s eater, and Daniel Abel printed linoleum with a scissors jack press. Dr. Edward H. Lang noted many projects were senior-year work.

Frank EF. Wil‘léenewve Burner Park New York State Chiropractic Society, Inc Ekmire Richard Engelbert Buffalo

Unclear Listing of Names and Addresses in Mich Observed

A fragmentary OCR style list shows numerous personal names and street addresses across Michigan and nearby regions. The text reads as a catalog of individuals with various avenues and city abbreviations, including names like Meriel A. Petition, Charles L. Sibus Jr, Rosemary Wehlgemuih, Paul Knight, Joyce Horrocks, John D. Franz, Margaret M. Greason, Eugene W. Rock, Jane M. Barnard, Forbes Tutile, Sally A. Porter, and others with corresponding street addresses and cities such as Central Square, Winthrop Rd, Beecast, and Rochester. The passage lacks coherent narrative or event context.

Odien S. Shenpler Berrien Sosings Mich Meriel A Winthrop Rd Charles L.sibus Beirose Forbes -S. Tutile Sedewick Cz Sally A. Porter Bratitera John W. Gatves, Jr S. Edwards Mary P. Murphy Ridten Bernard & Ilecaua N. McBride Ethel Barownans Orlando Sheller L. Wallen Salina Shirley

Twin Daughters and June Weddings in Local Notices

A sequence of birth announcements and marriage notices lists many couples with addresses in Syracuse area including Edith S. Rocco Brice at 126 Greenlawn Drive and Audrey L. Senior Fish at 116 Garfield Pike. Other entries note June weddings and anniversaries across several streets and towns with names like Demosthenes C. Stathis and Leonara Senaroun, plus multiple June dates and locations such as Baldwinsville and DeWitt. In a separate brief, the trial of Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev in a spy conspiracy case is postponed to July 21 due to ongoing espionage proceedings in Washington.

Keith Villnave Marr Domingos Bassett Juste Euseze C. Fish Audrey L. Senior Garheid Pi Rober Dwrer Merzare Corher Schuyier St Walter J. Rosick Victoria J. Gladcruks Hillsdale Eines R. Baron Mildred LT. Bradi Seeley Av Johsa Hi Lower Air Base DeWitt Lewis J. Latray Vivien Collins Baldwinsville Jane It Asine P.ees M. Jennines Patilso MY Josteh A. Riccané Ene A. Rennat Lomacar Jace John J. Newton Manning Nedrow Alen C. Cook Helen C. Mersin New Woodstock A.D. Jane Bruce G. Latham Patricia A. Ponts Gatass Arthur SL Eeseri Auxvile Jane RIAL New York Judith Coplon Justice Department Valentin Gubitchev United Nations Miss Coplon Washington

Mrs Lockwood of Mandana Dies in Auburn Nursing Home

Mrs. Nettie Elster Lockwood of Mandana in Skaneateles died last night in an Auburn nursing home after seven weeks illness. Born January 17, 1859 in Sempronius, she was daughter of the late David Elster and widow of William Lockwood. Surviving: son Lewis Lockwood of Auburn. sisters Mrs. John Foote and Mrs. Hattie Greenfield of Skaneateles. two grandsons Paul E. and Lewis O. Lockwood. two great grandchildren. several nieces and nephews. Private services Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Bernie J. O’Neill funeral home. Burial in Owasco Rural Cemetery. Friends may call today 7–9 PM and tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 PM.

Nettie Elster Lockwood Mandana Lewis Lockwood Auburn John Foote Hattie Greenfisld Skaneateles Paul EF Lewis O. Lockwood Mantana Bernie J. O'Neill

Robbery at Chateau Hotel Sparks Second-Burglary Run

Police investigate a second burglary in two weeks at the Chateau Hotel 1632 N Saline St this morning. Patrolman Frank Weber reports robbers took 12 dollars from the cash register.

Chateau Hotel N. Saline St Frank Webers

Are Your Car Tabs Plates Secure

Police chief John A. Krinney urges motorists to check license plates and tabs regularly to ensure proper security. A daily hot sheet lists 247 missing plates or tabs, with breakdowns showing 111 passenger plates 26 dealer plates 20 commercial plates and 90 tabs missing.

John A. Krinney Atrad

Two Children Suffer Cut Feet at Play

Two children suffered foot cuts in play accidents yesterday. Edna Murray, 8, was treated at Onondaga General Hospital after stepping on glass at Onondaga Park swimming pool. Andrew Mancini of Willow Bay stepped on a sharp stone, receiving four stitches at St Joseph's Hospital.

Edna Murrary Onondaga General Hospital Onondaga Park Andrew Mancini Willow Bay St. Joseph’s Hospital

Lewis Reals Dies In North Dakota

The death of Lewis E. Reals of Syracuse was reported from Minot North Dakota. He was 64 and lived with his wife Irene L. Reals at 64 Southay. Survived by four sons Donald Arthur Brad and Lewis Reals Jr two sisters Lena Weeds and Louella Miller three brothers Willis Benjamin and James Reals and one grandson. Burial will be in Minot North Dakota.

Minot N. D Lewis E. Realx Irene L. Reals Southay Reals Mr. Reals Donald Arthur Brad Lewis Reals Lena Weeds Louella Miller Willis Benjamin James Reals Syracuse Mfinot

Spector Case Moves Back to Defense at Noon

Attorney Paul K. Shanahan rested the plaintiff's case in the annulment action of So Spector, an automobile center, after introducing documents as the defense faced cross examination. Justice Clifford H. Sear denied a motion to mistry and warned the jury to ignore unfounded questions, while Spector testified about suspected misrepresentation by his wife and rumors of a prior marriage.

So! Spector Shanahan Spector Iim West Hartford Con Clifford H. Seart Shanaher Daniel Seubert Airs Florida Specter Justice Sear Wiliam Filfin Norman M. Pinsky Conn

Record $100000 premiums set for Empire State Fair revival

The 1949 Empire State agricultural and industrial exposition returns to Syracuse September 5 to 10 after a war pause. Premiums total about 100000 with boys and girls units boosted by 1500 over 1941 levels. Draft and light horse, cattle, and poultry lead prize offerings with roughly 25000, 10000 each for horse and poultry, 8000 for fruit and produce, and other departments distributing thousands more in awards.

Syracuse C. Chester’ du Mond Department of Agriculture and Markets Bugh A. Dodds

Sales Tax Theft Trial Is Delayed

Esther S. Knapp, 49, of 205 Comstok ay, indicted for theft from the City Sales Tax Bureau, had her trial adjourned by County Court Judge Leo Wy. Breed until next Monday after her attorney Bernard Cohen sought the delay and presented a physician letter on her health. Knapp pleaded not guilty to the May 15 charge. she had been employed at the Sales Tax Bureau.

Esther S. Knapp Comstok Ay Leo Wy. Breed Bernard Cohen Gull Sales Tax Bureau

Nine Arrested in Sardino Tip Raid on Deacon Grill

Police seized the Deacon Grill at 1129 Wolf St after a raid that followed tips from the Sardino brothers. Owner Daniel J. DePasquale and nine others were detained. DePasquale released on bail for selling drinks before 1 PM on a holiday. Witnesses were held on bail as court appearances loom. Police also checked a State Street restaurant, finding no arrests and no punchboards.

Deacon Grill Wolf St Sardino Brothers Daniel J. DePasquale Carbon Sr Witses DePasquale S. State Sr Benjamin Roberts Sardexo Brothers John Thomas Sardino Francis Sar Gino William Sushereba Dets

Legion Club Room Burns

A storeroom in the basement of the American Legion club rooms at 123 129 S Clinton St was damaged by fire early today. Firemen fought the blaze for about 1 hour 45 minutes, hampered by smoke and intense heat from heavy plaster ceilings above the room. Flames confined to the storeroom. no damage to the rest of the building. Fire crews 1 6 32 and trucks 1 and 4 assisted under District Chief Leo Parchek and Deputy Chief Francis Perren.

American Legion Club S. Clinton Jt Leo Parchek Francis Perren

Car Thief Admits Second Offense

Donald Douglas, 29, of 564 Delaware Street, pleaded guilty in County Court to being a second offender in a grand larceny case involving a car theft. Judge Leo W. Gred ordered him held until Thursday for sentence. In May 1938 he was convicted of grand larceny second degree and sentenced to five to 10 years at Attica State Prison.

Donald Douglas Delaware St Leo W. Gred Douglas Attica State Prison

Exchange Clubs Elect New York State President

Cecil S. Maples of Chatham was elected president of the New York State Exchange Clubs at the three day annual convention closing session in Hotel Syracuse. Others named were Edmund P. Trare of White Plains as vice president RP E. Hotaling of Freeport as secretary and Henry Mertens of Syracuse as treasurer. Principal speaker W. Burgenstein of York Pa outlined a five point plan for lasting peace emphasizing a world federal government protecting minority rights and constructive uses of atomic energy.

Syracuse Edmund P. Tate White Plains R. E. Woraling Freeport W. Burg Austein York Cecil S. Mapes Chatham Cecil Edmund P. Trare RP. E. Hotaling Henry Mertens W. Burgenstein National Exchange Club Anstein Pne 4Nstein

15000 Pupils Hear Talks On Safety

About 15060 school pupils attended 47 assemblies in public and parochial schools during a six week school safety program. The event, sponsored by the Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce with Syracuse Police and the Automobile Club of Syracuse, stressed traffic, home and recreational safety and bicycle riding.

Schooo Walter L. Fox Chamber of Commerce Fox Syracuse’ Police Department Automobile Club of Syracuse Butreau Lis Arthur Leahy William Franey Police Eea Harry E. la Vier Eretary Auto Club Harold ‘Garn

Kitchen Fire Causes $200 Damage At 365 N McBride Street

Fire of undetermined origin damaged a kitchen cabinet and walls at 365 North McBride Street. The blaze began in a cabinet drawer and burned for about 28 minutes before being extinguished. No injuries reported. home is a three story frame structure owned by Barney Finn.

N. McBride St Barney Finn

Cycle Crash and Car Collision Injure Six

Two county accidents yesterday afternoon involved three motorcycles and two cars. Six people were injured. Granzow and five others treated or hospitalized. The motorcycle crash near Jordan road injured Granzow with back, concussion, and scalp injuries. A second crash on Route 20 near Skaneateles injured five, including Overton and Skalko’s passengers.

Harold F. Grantow Jordan Auburn City Hospital Jordan Rd Skaneateles Espridge Corp. Spellman Janzow Alfred Trainor Donald Peer Peru Alfred J. ‘Overton California Overton Michael W. Skalko E. Fayette Jr Skalko Caroline Bir Frank Sansone Ashworth Pl Judith Debra Sansone Bvferton

Two Women Held As Shoplifters

Judge William H. Bamerick ordered two young women held overnight at police headquarters for a hearing tomorrow after they pleaded not guilty to shoplifting in Police Court. Katherine Furback, 21, of 4132 Evans St, and Mildred Reidy, 17, of 120 Chiorinest, were arrested Saturday after allegedly stealing 35 dollars worth of merchandise from the W. T. Grant Store in S. Salinas. They were spotted by a store detective as they left the store and were later turned over to Patrolmen John Brolan and Paul Callahan. Police said both admitted thefts from other stores.

William H. Bamerick Katherine Furback Evans St Mildred Reidy W. T. Grant S. Salinast Istore John Brolan Paul Callahan

Tools Stolen From Shed At Veterans Hospital Site

THOMAS CANS ON of the Jefferson Clinton Hotel reported thefts of 125 in tools from the site for the new Veterans Hospital on Irving Ave. Police said someone broke into a shed at the site and stole gauges and tools. A dial indicator valued at 100 was among them.

Thomas Canson Jefferson-Clinton New Veterans Hospital Av.io Bernard Ihrick

How to Write Your Congressman Inquiries to New York senators and congressman

In response to inquiries the Gerald Journal publishes names and addresses of New York State Senators and the Onondaga County Congressman to whom readers may write about measures in Congress. It lists U S Senator Robert E Wagner Irving M Ivey and Rep R Viaher Riehiman with Washington D C office details.

Gerald-Journal New York State Onondaga County Congress Robert E Wagner Senate Washington, D. C U.S Irving M.lvey Washington D. C Rep R. Viaher Riehiman House Washington, D

Army Enlistees Can Pick Branch

Capt Bernard A Gilman Syracuse Army and Air Force recruiting officer announced today that enlistees without prior service may now choose among infantry field artillery armored cavalry corps of engineers and coast artillery in two year Regular Army enlistments.

Infantry Field Artillery Armored Cavalry Corps of Engineers Coast Artilery Bernard A. Gilman Army and Air Force Gilman Army Army Air Corps

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