Fishy tale and a rainbow tail headline
A light column by Joe Beamish features Jack Woodard a noted fly fisher man who brings home a trout only for a cat on his back porch to eat it Mrs Woodard quips about finding the end of the rainbow as Jack laments the loss The column also lists local notices birthdays anniversaries and service notes from Oswego and nearby areas including kitten adoptions and a bridge master at Peace Bridge Joseph Hallam and a Confederate era $100 bill tip story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack. Woodard
Co-ops May Lose Tax Exemption Debate Opens in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee plans July hearings on whether farm cooperatives should face Federal corporate taxes. Over 150 witnesses, including Central New Yorkers, seek to testify as revision of the tax structure proceeds. Milk Industry Foundation and Upstate Tax Equality Committee back tax equality, arguing cooperatives reinvest surplus and private dealers pay higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House” Ways and Means
Harold Knutson
R-Minn
A. W. Carpenter
Sherburne
Eastern Federation of Feed Merchants, Inc
Frank G. Howard
A. L. Davis’ Sons, Inc
Washington St
Binghamton
Benjamin J. Castle
Milk Industry Foundation
Onondaga County
Upstate
Foundation
Music chief G Frank Lapham celebrates 35th birthday
G Frank Lapham head of Syracuse public schools Music Department is 35. A native of Chautauqua County he graduated Fredonia State Teachers College in 1932 and Eastman School of Music in 1940. He has 15 years teaching music in Corinth Allentown and Syracuse. He joined North High School faculty in 1943 and became department supervisor two years later. In two years five instrumental teachers were added and music is now part of the school curriculum. Lapham, organist of First Methodist Church, lives with his wife and daughter Nancy Sue at 325 Kensington Rd. The Herald Journal congratulates him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frank Lapham
Syracuse Public Schools
Mr. Lapham
Chautauqua County
Fredonia State Teachers College
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Corinth
Allentown
Syracuse
North High School
Lapham
First Methodist Church
Nancy Sue
Kensington Rd
The
Herald-Journal
Overseas Parcels Must Be Secure
Myron J. Parkinson acting postmaster warned Syracusans that overseas parcels require sturdy packing. Guidelines include testing cardboard boxes to 200 pounds, securing with four cords crosswise and lengthwise, using ample packing material, and wrapping fiberboard boxes in heavy paper for added strength.
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Myron J. Parkinson
Syracusans
Parkinson
Mead Pact Hint Letter Links White House to Mead
A leaked Democratic National Committee letter from Gael Sullivan to Syracuse banker Thomas Higgins is read as evidence of close ties between the Truman White House and former U S Senator James M Mead. Mead, NY gubernatorial candidate in 1946, has been floated for presidential appointments. he denies knowledge of the Sullivan letter.
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Herald-Journal
Washington
Gael Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Thomas W. Higgins
Syracuse
White House
U. S
James M. Mead
Sullivan
Truman
Higgins
Mead
Democratic Party
New York State
International Refugee Organization of the United Nations
Tom’ Higgins
Priest Graser to Mission Post in South China
The Rev. John L. Graser was ordained at Maryknoll Seminary and celebrated his first solemn high mass at St. Patrick's Church. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Graser, he will travel to Kongmoon South China for missionary service after a brief vacation at home.
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Maryknoll Seminary
John L. Graser
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Graser
Thomas Graser
Bryant
Syracuse
Maryknoll
Niagara University
Kongmoon
South China
James Buttino
Cortland
Graser
Butlino
Wuchow
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D. Keefe
D. A. Bishop
Phelps St
East
Tommy Crane
Wolf St
Lil and
Stan Goodman
Baldwinsville
Haly
Hank Carroll
Warren St
F. J. Herrick
Richmond
Confederate States of America
Red Cross
Johnny Becker
Ben Ridley
Liverpool
Mary Torrey
L. ©. Baube
Ward How
Land of
Elba
Charles Walker
R. C. Weerbridge
Batavia
George Kilborn
Carleton
Cape Vincent
Lake Ontario
Miss Black
Ray Noyes
Oneida
Tom “George” Turner
Oswego
Old Fort
Herald-Journal Bureau
Emma van Wormer
Herald-American
Anna W. Olmsted
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Boyden W. Hindman
Syracuse Camera Club
Wilsons Photo Studio
Salina Street
China Post
Surrey
Oscar
Flair’s
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