Syracuse Leader Ed Schoeneck Dies at 78 After Public Service
Ed Schoeneck longtime Syracuse attorney and former lieutenant governor died after a long career in law and public service. He led the Onondaga Bar Association, served as mayor of Syracuse, and sat on the State Liquor Authority for 14 years. He was a key Republican organizer and a vigorous advocate for reform and civic fundraising.
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Pair Sold Dope On Installments
New York police say two Metropolitan Hospital porters Albert Tones 25 and John Cauthen 30 sold heroin to tubercular patients at the hospital and offered an extended payment plan. They allegedly distributed about 400 capsules weekly for roughly 300 dollars profit.
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Longest Day of Year Not Hottest Says Weather Note
EW YORK reports the longest day exceeds 15 hours of sunshine but warns it will not be the hottest. Sunrise is 5 25 AM, sunset 9 31 PM. Hottest weather arrives in July and August as warming lags after winter while sunniest days occur when daylight is longest but temperature depends on atmospheric factors.
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Ed Schoeneck Life of a Lawyer and Family Ties
Ed Schoeneck, senior partner and familiar figure among junior law associates, kept close ties to his Adirondack meeting group and his firm in a downtown building. Born to Henry and Lavina Heindort Schoeneck he died after a Civil War veteran father’s era, leaving a daughter Mrs. Robert Moses who died in 1937. the old family home remained near NL McBridest, close to Butternut.
Horse Tags Along After Saddle Thief
Los Angeles report: Melvin Spurline, 20, admits stealing a saddle but denies horse theft. Police testified he was seen carrying the saddle with a horse trotting behind. Spurline testified the horse followed him because he fed it sugar. Judge dismissed the saddle theft charge and set July 15 for probation and sentence hearing on the saddle theft and related charges.
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Fathers 8 Children During School Days
Freds Bailey, 39, will become a freshman high school teacher next fall in Toronto after earning a Ontario College of Education teaching certificate. He fathered his eighth child just hours before graduation, a milestone in his bid to become a collegiate teacher after wartime service and four years at university plus a final year at Teachers College. Bailey quips about juggling family and work as he shifts to the classroom.
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