Bar Association Burial of Politics Sparks Early Stir
The Onondaga County Bar Association outing opened with Republican chairman Charles A. McNett and Democratic chairman Myron J. Parkinson burying politics on the southeast corner of S Warren and E Genesee streets. Observers noted laughter and faked tension as they spoke from 9:22 to 9:58 AM, then shook hands and parted, a moment Syracuse may recall as a curious political interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Bar Association
Adan
S. Warren and
E. Genesee Ws
Charles A. McNett
Myron J. Parkinson
State Tower
Larned
Maythy
Syracuse
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Bar Association
Drumilins
John J. Hughes
McNett and Parkinson
Will and estates clarified in Surrogate Court filings
The will of Gilbert B. Passavant named his widow Ruth Gaw Passavant of 315 Highland Ave as heir, with Estabrook Estabrook and Harding representing the estate. Thomas H. Burke of Manlius left 30,000 dollars to be shared by four mothers, three sisters, four nieces and two nephews. Katherine Farrell of Mansins received letters of administration on a petition by Harold Brennan of Whitney Point. The Liverpool estate of Mrs. Mary Duerr valued at 5,000 dollars will be shared by three daughters and two sons. Cecelia Van Alstine of Liverpool was granted letters of administration on a petition by Duerr and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert B. Passavant
Ruth Gaw Passavant
Highland Av
Estabrook, Estabrook and
Harding
Thomas H. Burke
Manlius
Katherine Farrell
Mansins
Harold B. Brennan
Whitney Point
Mary Duerr
Liverpool
Cecelia van Alstine
Duerr
Clark
Monthly dinner of Syracuse Society for Industrial Quality Control
The Syracuse Society for Industrial Quality Control will hold its monthly dinner at Hotel Syracuse on Wednesday. Members and guests are invited to attend and hear a briefing on quality control practices and industry standards.
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Syracuse Society For Industrial Quality Control
Syracuse
Year’s First Polio Case Suspected in Syracuse
Commissioner of Health H Bur ton Doust announced a suspected infantile paralysis case in 1945 involving a 15 year old South Side boy at City Hospital. Tests pending while he urged housewives to swat flies and keep garbage cans scalded to prevent spread.
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H. Burton Doust
Doust
New York State
Syracuse
Syracuse club schedule fills hotel venues
A hectic day calendar lists 7:30 12:15 and 2:00 luncheons and meetings at Hotel Syracuse and Hotel Onondaga. Groups include Optimist Club Genetaska Club AE Club Onondiza Medical Society and the Texasing Agents Association along with Shrine and Quality Centre Society events.
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Optimist Club
Srraewe
Genetaska Club
Syracuse
Quaia Club
Qroncdaga
Onondiza Medical Society
Syrac
Tehasing Agents’ Association
Onondaga
Y. Af. C
Ononaga
Syracuse Society of Quality Centre
Power Rates In Syracuse Bank Law
The Federal Power Commission reports Syracuse has lower residential electric rates than 155 other cities with populations over 50,000. Syracuse ranks 61st for 25 kwh, 97th for 100 kwh, and 109th for 250 kwh. Cities with the lowest rates are publicly owned utilities. Utica Albany and Troy mirror Syracuse’s rankings.
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Washington
Syracuse
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton
Hamilton Municipal Electric
Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Tacoma
Wash
Utica
Albany
Troy
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Births List Notices Across Multiple Syracuse Area Addresses
Birth announcements compiled from local couples include Mr and Mrs Adam L Walburger Rose H Krause at 1534 South Av June 23 and numerous other families such as Mr and Mrs Henry C Busch Laida H Gardner 325 Buckingham Ave and Mr and Mrs Paul Harrington Doris te 4331 S Salina St all dated June 21 29 or 22. Additional entries record Miz and Mrs Morton W Schwartz Era h 1016 S McBride St June 20 and Mr and Mrs Ira H Schell Agnes C mm Nort Syracuse June 20 with other names and hometowns listed for births through late June.
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Adam L. Walburger
Rose H. Krause
South Av
Ofr
Henrry C. Busch
Laida H. Gardner
Buckingham Ar
Paul Harrington
Doriste
Salina St
Mir
Morton W. Schwartz
Marion FP. Reet
Central Square
Marriage Licenses Issued In Central New York
Victor P. Johnson of Cazenovia and Helen O'Brien of Dewitt. Louis P. Vespa of 50 Spring Street and Cecilia L. Runeare of 504 Spring Street listed in marriage license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor P. Johnson
Cazenovia
Helen 3. O'Brien
Dewitt
Woman Sentenced to 30 Days for Larceny
Mrs. Gertrude O. Badgley pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Police Court and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. She admitted stealing $32.50 rent money to be delivered to Edgar Holden of 318 Liberty Street for the rent of an apartment at 502 James Street, per police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude O. Badgley
Seymour Hotel
E. Onondaga Sr
Edgar Holden
Liberty St
James St
Farm Repair Shop Opens Thursday at Central Square School
The Agricultural Shop at Central Square School opens Thursday evening from 7 30 to 10 50 for residents to repair equipment and machinery. Sponsored by the Board of Education, Harold Brundage will oversee. No fee is charged for use.
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Central Square School
Board of Education
Harold Brundage
Deaths in Syracuse area list many names and ages
The obituary list includes Minnie A. Rogers 84 Clyde Sophie M Woods 94 Ogdensburg Joseph Seguin 76 Ogdensburg Lemuel Dougherty 72 Utica Harry D Burke 6 Utica Edward J Terry 46 Utics Junius R Reynolds 90 Locke Shirier French 16 Cincinnatus Etta M Bovee 4 Watertown George A Peters 79 Watertown Anna P Cahill Auburn William C Heseman Geneva Earl T Brady 44 Massena Anna E Davies 0 Rome John G Forler 2 Auburn Leonard Haight 72 Skaneateles Cerin I Anderson Auburn Susan Farr 84 Canajoharie Namely Owens 71 Camden Jessie M Wiggins 72 Oneida James J Mahaney 67 Oswego Mary M Crawford 22 Oswego.
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Minnie A. Rogers
Clyde
Sophie M. Woods
Ogdensburg
Joseph Seguin
Lemuel Dougherty
Utica
Harry D. Burke
Edward J. Terry
Utics
Junius R. Reynolds
Locke
Shirier French
Cincinnatus
Etta M. Bovee
Watertown
George A. Peters
Anna P. Cahill
Auburn
Willam C. HeSeman
Geneva
Earl T. Brady
Massena
Anna E. Davies
Rome
John G. Forler
Leonard Haight
Skaneateres
Cerin I. Anderson
Susan Farr
Canigstot
Wnam
J. Owens
Camden
Jessie M. Wiggins
Oneida
Jjames
Workers Clear Banks of Onondaga Creek Project
City employes begun clearing debris and heavy growth along the Onondaga Creek banks. Parks commissioner William A. Barry directs park forces from South Ave toward Onondaga St. A survey by City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts will map tower placements for an unobstructed creek wall view, with some fencing to be installed. City officials including Pitts, Barry, Mayor Thomas E. Kennedy and James C. Tormey have inspected the site.
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Onondaga Creek
Wiliam A. Barry
South
Onondaga St
Nelson F. Pitts
Pitts
Barry
Thomas E. Kennedy
James C. Tormey
OPA Meat Drive Nets Record Cases in 60 Days
Washington report shows the OPA has netted many significant cases in the last 60 days, centered in New York City Washington and Los Angeles. Chief enforcement agent Charles Moncharsh says future probes will target high levels of the meat industry and misreporting subsidies. He backs proposed legislation to deny slaughtering quotas to firms convicted of black market operations, with a 1946 enforcement funding increase of over 2.5 million dollars approved by the House.
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Washington
Mns
OPA
New York City
Los Angeles
Charles Moncharsh
Moncharsh
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Appropriations Committee
Syracusan Safe On Damaged Plane
James E. Benham 19, aviation ordnanceman third class USNR of 747 Sumner Ave. survived a mission over the Ryuku Islands when his Avenger torpedo bomber was hit by anti aircraft fire. With no guns or radio he steered 180 miles to Yontan Okinawa where U S forces held the airfield.
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James E. Benham
U.S.N.R
Sumnerav
Ryuku Islands
Benham
Yanda
Yontan
Okinawa
Unlicensed Driver Is Fined $25
Fred Groth, 7, of Jamesville, was fined $25 for driving without an operator's license when arraigned before Justice John Kolb at East Syracuse. Deputy sheriffs arrested him. Also fined $5 for speeding were B. James Wangell of McGraw and Elmer Avery of Endicott, arrested on Route 11 in La fayette and Nedrow respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Groth
Jamesville
Justice of the Peace
John Kolb
Syracuse
B. James Wangell
McGraw
Lafayette
Elmer Avery
Endicott
Nedrow
Crowds Fill Municipal Airport as War Era Restrictions Ease
Crowds gather daily to watch arrivals and departures at the municipal airport with larger weekend turnout. About 3,000 Syracusans visited last Sunday and manager James Walsh notes growing crowds as the first postwar summer without restrictions begins. Six westbound flights from New York start July 1 at 3 13 p m arrival and 3 21 p m departure, with schedules to Buffalo Los Angeles and New York throughout the day.
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James Walsh
New York City
American Airlines
New York
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Bufffalo
Carroll Will Contest by Widow and Son in Syracuse Estate
The widow Mabel J. Carroll and son Charles B. Carroll contest the will of Charles C. Carroll, a Syracuse funeral director, claiming improper execution and lack of sound mind. Objections to probate were filed in Surrogate's Court, naming John C. Tindall as son-in-law beneficiary and Elizabeth C. Tindall as trustee of the estate, with shares for daughter and son and a life estate for the widow through insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Carroll
Syracuse
Mabel J. Carroll
Charles B. Carroll
Maleay
Fairmount
John C. Tindall
Cherry Rd
Elizabeth C. Tindall
Carroll
Norman Crannage
Marvin, Hand, Sear, Bush
Navy Offer Ends Friday for 37 October Born Youths
Navy announces a Friday deadline for youths born in October 1927 aged 18 and under to enlist in the Army Specialized Training Reserve Program for the July 5 college term. Lt. Col. Knowlton notes many qualified by April 12 did not enlist, urging completion of enlistment by Friday to secure college training. Training spans two to four terms, each 12 weeks, with no active duty until age 18 and term completion.
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Army
Ernest S. Knowlton
New York
Col. Knowlton
Where Veterans Should Seek Aid
A list of aid sources for veterans including the Service Office at 329 N. Salina St, the Veterans Administration Office in Eckel Theater, and the American Red Cross at 437 B. Warren St. Also mentions unemployment, education guidance, reemployment, new employment uses, and tax contacts with various Syracuse addresses and agency names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin W. Goodrich
Service Ofice
Department of Veterans’ Assistance
N. Salina St
Veterans’ Administration Ofice
Eckel
B. Wason St
Stewart J. Wright
New York State
Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance
James
Department For Veterans’ Assistance
Lyman ‘Hall
Syracuse University
James St
Veterans” Adminisseation
Washington, D. C
Dearmen
Veterans’ Assistance
Ownership Of Hotel to Be Set Today
Litigation over the Onondaga Hotel continues as John Cabot of Cabot Shipping Co. seeks to secure ownership of the Onondaga through a plan to reorganize. Robert Meyer's plan to increase payments to stockholders faces approval as Cabot negotiates while Meyer is away in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Onondaga Corporation
John Cabot
Cabot Shipping Co
New York City
Hamilton
Utica
Robert M. Meyer
Meyer
Frederick H. Bryant
U.S. District Court
Cabot
Onondaga
Bryant
U. S. District Court
Florida
Onondaga Annex
Onondaga Hotel Sale Plan Faces Postponement Challenge
Meyer presents a revised plan that would pay common stockholders as court battles continue. Cabot withdraws and agrees to deal directly with Meyer. Dolan and Sovik, mortgage holders seeking time to object, press for delays while trustee H Loomis Murray testifies the hotel shows a $168,000 profit and Cabot argues for over $1,000,000 cash under the Meyer plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dolan, Jr
Laurence ‘Sovik
Willis H. Michell
Meyer
Bryant
H. Loomis Murray
Cabot
Suitcase Thief Jailed After Guilty Plea
William F F McNally of 515 East Washington Street pleaded guilty in Police Court to stealing a suitcase from Bernard Gannon at 505 East Washington Street. He received a 30 day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FF. McNally
Washington St
Bernard Gannon
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Eues
Onendatsa Ceady Savings Bark
S. Balms and
E. Genesee bin
Nace
Accre
Roth's
Prac
Kuppermann’s
S. Warren ST
Gabardine Cavalry
B. F. Sisson
E. Genesee ST
Bar
Jesse Latter
Bureau of Missing Persons
Latter
John A. Kinney
Missing Persons’ Bureau
Federal Housing Project
Almond St
Emil T. Schneider
Rowland,st
Ansel Sutter
W. Colvin St
George Turo
Easy Washer Corporation
McNett
Surgical & Supply
Montromery S Phen CO
YMCA
Masonic Temple
Gikes
Bass Drum
Ushi
Weston
Salina
Peterman
Peterman’s
Peterman's Roach Food
South Side
City Hospital
Swat
Syracuse Association of Credit Sea Hotel
Park Department
By Benjamin Atlas
Binghamton
Rochester
FPC
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kan
Springfield
Syracuse Police Dept
Ror J. Mooner
Alleen Daley
Strathmore Dr
Andrew B. Coveney
Eleanor J. Kirnan
Minoa
David B. Parks
Ruth A. Pinchbeck
Comstock
Romeo J. Germain
Catherine J. Cronin
Baldwinsville
Robert W
David E. Brown
Elizabeth M. Wood
S. Salina St
Donald L. Bauler
Edna Wheeler
RD. 1
Marietta
Syracusan
Yesteryear
America
Walsh
Naue
Navy
Mever
George A. Langan
Martin, Langan & Lynch
Moses G. Hubbard, Jr
iCabot
Schieder
Noom
Schieder Optometrist
Optician
Genesee ST
Thomas
Thomas System
Trommers
Ton Hee al
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