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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1950

Page

8

Blaze damages basement merchandise on Exp blvd W

Spontaneous combustion blamed for a noon blaze at 269 Exp blvd W damaged the basement where Stage and Wolpert stoves were stored. Fire confined to the basement with smoke damage rising to upper floors. Fire crews extinguished the flames after six lines, using water via smashed cellar windows. merchandise in the cellar sustained minor damage.

Sumestory Boulevard Exp Blvd Ray C. Stage Myron Wolpert Kramer Aaid

Letters Granted In Father s Estate

Letters of administration granted to Stanley Bocchino at 127 Delaware St for a father's estate valued at 17 000. The petition filed in Circuit Court states Daniel Bocchino died June 14 leaving personal property 33 000, real estate 3 000, and reais 9 000. Distributions include his wife Mrs Josephine Bocchino three sons Joseph Boekeau Arthur Bocchino Bali winsville Laurence Bocchino San Francisco and two daughters Margaret Isabel Baldwinsville.

Stanley Bocchino Delaware St Daniel Bocchino Josephine Bocchino Joseph Boekeau Gifford Arthur Bocchino Baliwinsville Laurence Bocchino San Francisco Margaret Isabel Baldyinsville

Syracuse Meetings and Installations Reported in Local Notes

Syracuse notices cover meetings of the Phi or Travel Service club at Ray Wildrick's home with President James J Barnes, and election of Henry A Cusick as club president. Foreign Trade Club officers include Eastman as vice president and James V McMahon as secretary treasurer. Henry Makyes Post 1101 American Legion to install new officers July 5 with Arthur H Meade named commander. Marine Corps League candidate Arthur Pail announces bid for state commandant. department convention slated July 11 at Saranac Lake.

Ray Gu Wildrick Onondaga James J Barnes Henry A. Cusick The Plick-Otruk ‘Travel Service Foreign Trade Club of Syracuse Skaneatsles Golf and Country Club W. WW Eastman James V. McMahon Henry Makyes Amerilcan Legion Uhe Arthur H. Meade Onondaga Hill Arthur Pail Homecroft Marine Corps League Pell Department Saranac Lake

State University to Open Medical Center in Syracuse

Trustees approved transferring the Longstanding College of Medicine to the State University and establishing a new medical center at Syracuse. Officials cited central location and strong faculty, with aims for integrated training in public health and patient care. the center will interweave medical education with community health needs and research to improve overall human well being.

Schuul Ng Papertess Tom Lonach Judas Longstand College of Medicine Downtale Medical Center Syras Elise Eurieh Ough Vis Ihealth Syracuse

Violinist Anahid Ajemian Family Victims in Northwest Crash

The Ajemians, prominent New York concert musicians with ties to Syracuse, were aboard Northwest Airlines Flight 255 that crashed into Lake Michigan. Dr Leon M Ajemian and Mrs. Ajemian, both Armenian born, were en route to Seattle to begin a British Columbia tour. Herst Mara Ajemian, a pianist, and Anahid had performed in Crouse Auditorium and Thornden Park. the couple's daughters are believed dead.

Anahid Ajemian Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Andre Polah Northwest Airlines Lake Michigan Leon M. Ajemian New York City Seattle British Columbia Ajemi Sitter Iomian Im Ajemian Armenia Syracuse George ‘Avalian Crouse Auditorum Thornden Park Herst Mara Ajemian

Man arraigned on public intoxication charge in warm-out release bid

McFall made his 39th court appearance before Judge William H T Bam erick since 1937. The defendant sought a short sentence to leave prison warmer for the hoped autumn release. The hearing focused on a public information charge amid a stream of procedural remarks.

William HT Bamerick McFall

Union Issue Up for Vote at Beaver Machine and Tool

Production and maintenance workers at Beaver Machine and Tool Company in Edison Street face a National Labor Relations Board vote on whether to be represented by United Steelworkers or by no union. Attorney Fraser notes the NLRB may assert jurisdiction and order elections, despite prior rulings that limited intervention. He cites layoffs of 12 workers due to lack of work as an issue in the vote.

Beaver Machine and ‘Tool Company Edison Sl National “Labor Relations Board United Steel Workers Henry S. Fraser Alloy Ney Ta, Company N. Lit. B Us.w Fraser

Pension Program Needed

Riehlman urges federal subsidy for a robust pension plan to protect the elderly. He criticizes current Social Security and age pensions as insufficient and notes that Congress funds a $25,000 inquiry to study and revise the program.

Walter Riememan Senate Praniem

Syracuse Police Stress Fourth of July Safety

Syracuse Police urge heightened safety for children during the long Fourth of July weekend. Chief Kinney calls on parents drivers and pedestrians to reinforce safe behavior near thoroughfares and insist children act cautiously even in play to prevent traffic accidents and fatalities.

Syracuse Chef Kinney Chidren Waind Kinney Natonal Safety Council Syracu Eve Fand Lo Eniny Ovary

Pastor marks 25th year at Holy Cross Polish National Church

The Rev Osepi J Janik, pastor of Holy Cross Polish National Church, was honored at a dinner marking his 25th ordination anniversary. The event referenced his Scranton, Pennsylvania roots, prior service in Shenandoah, and recent work funding mortgage and remodeling on the church at N Geddes and Witkin. Dignitaries from Scranton, Syracuse and Wilkes Barre attended, with music and bilingual sermons by clergy from Detroit and Plymouth.

Osepi J. Janik Holy Cross Polish National Church Perasion Scranton Real Church Syracuse Shenanloan N. Geddes and Witkin Mayor Corr Coran John Mikuta Adam Taike Stani Seboikal Yibe Sece Gpol Very Rezawadekt Detrail, Mich Louis Orzerh Wilkes-Barre Stanislaus Szafiadowicz Plymouth Mass

Unlicensed Driver Case Highlights Traffic Court Session

Disjointed notes show Traffic Court proceedings including mentions of St John J. Carver and Anne ce false it appears. References to suspended licenses, speed readings from 40 to 42 mph, and various names such as Eddie W Johnson Donald Metz James Panving and others. Details mixed with locations like Flint, Flushing and Fayette. The fragmentary text indicates enforcement actions and penalties discussed in court.

John J. Carver Mexico Eddie W Jobnron Croweay Overstars Lirmine James P. Rely Micrase Racedina Donald Metz Flushing James Panving Ston Alen Autcah Fy the Park Adrasey Lovedine Devcert Russellp Sesmour St Sahina Renal Jose Rata Joshi Butterbad North Wy Ange

Judges Named for Sundays Drum Pageant at Northeastern Open

Officials announced the third annual Northeastern Open drum pageant with a panel led by Aaron Cy and Joan McMenere. Judges include Palisades Park’s Aspery, Bus vestruuncion SJ, and Kaye ved Coan Wis, among others, as organizers prepare for a regional event sponsored by the All-American Post.

Jpdges Wels Aaron Cy Harts Aspery Palisades Park Twill Anspecs Joan Mc Menere Fas Qiance Albert Vestruuncion SJ Charael Wow Anon A American Veale Rasaiszha Post Tagen Senor Bugle Cocos Maer Can ‘Tenon Thamne Momoral

Garbage Truck Waits as Helper Goes to Court

Police report a local waste crew member, Nathan Hepazins, facing an intoxication charge as the garbage truck waits outside court. The crew appears unable to start work while the judge considers pleas. Hopkins receives a fine, and the truck proceeds to resume its route.

Bamerwk Nathan Hepazins Hopkins Pan

Air Guard Voluntary Alert Signals Readiness in New York Area

Following Korea news the 158th Fighter Squadron went on voluntary alert under Brig Gen Code in New York and New Jersey. Early measures saw field crews, gun pins, and then ammunition installation begin, later removed. Col Michael C. Marone confirmed the action but declined further comment.

Wir Anport KUL Uiey Wenarmymler Code New York New Jersey Korea Nat Ree Field Gunride Col Michael C. Marone

Holdup Man, Put to Rout, Ts Hunted

Police continued searching today for a holdup man who robbed Bradley's Diner at 402 Evebled. Evelyn Williams of 308 Hawtiey Av. screamed for help and frightened the bandit away after he pointed a 32 caliber revolver at her. The wateress refused to open the cash register, locked it, then moved along the counter. The gunman, about ten years old, wore a blue suit, dark shirt and tie, and a felt hat.

Bradley Eve Bled Wintess Mes Evelyn Williams Hawtiey Av Wateress Sernamn New York City Mitchell Robert Kugler Jackson Satert New York New Jersey Jleward Canal

Lake accident sections touch on county work and inmates

The report notes county aid and court house staff impacts as a lake incident unfolds. It mentions MISS THELEN MEYER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer formerly of Parsav now Newark NJ and MISS O CONNOR involved in a crash linked to a memorial lake. several survivors include sisters Margaret and Rosanie with ties to Syracuse.

Thelen Meyer John Meyer Fs Parsav Newark Miss O'Connor Niwa Temaorial Lake Insurame Co Margaret Rosanie Syracuse

Woman Struck By Softball Knocked Unconscious at Willow Bay Park

Mrs Rose Lagrange of 513 Lautst was knocked unconscious by a softball during a family half at Willow Bay Park yesterday. She suffered a forehead injury and was treated at the scene by a physician with the Quondaga General ambulance crew.

Willow Bay Park Rose Lagrange Quondaga Ambu- Tan

Burglary Quietly Notified At Baldins Stand Home

Baldwin, operator of Bald s Stand on Route 37 near Moyers Corners, said he heard a noise in his kitchen early and did not investigate. He later found a cigar box with cash missing from the kitchen table. Deputy Henry Coughlin recorded the report noting the failure to investigate.

Uday Crost Leamel Baldwin Route Baldwin Beiwrey Moyers Corners Theo Rissa Henry Coughlin

Biggest Swimming Campaign Indicated in Syracuse History

Thousands of youths rush to sign up as the Syracuse Recreation Department launches the 3930 barn-to-swim program. The free classes, run with the Chamber of Commerce safety division and Syracuse Herald-Tournal, aim at all levels from beginners to advanced. Six pools plus the YMCA will host two-day sessions with 10 AM to noon and 1 to 4 PM slots, plus adult and senior life saving instruction.

Helena G. Hoyt Syracuse Recreation Department Safety Division Chamber of Commerce Syracuse Heralds Tournal Herald-American YMCA Yav.g.a Ateresary Jamesvilde High School Uates Hee Ward H. Foley Ue Park U.S. ‘Treasury Taras Elie Fk Ford R Yggheot Niet Fit Chatord Auth Armas Iside Pre Red Cross Frank Keough Board of Education Foley Split Bank Tvo Jamesville Quundaga Troinden Burnet Parks Hunale ii Thornden Park

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