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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1947

Page

3

Program Cut For Child Care Centers

Mayor Costello extends child care program until Sept 30 with limited admission for mothers who are sole providers or have vital needs. Five centers will operate with decisions by the Child Care Counselling Service. Beaforth Franklin and Seymour centers to close with transfers to others as needed. Parents of children in closing centers to be interviewed before June 30. Community agencies aided summer planning. a plan for Oct 1 is sought. Child Care Counselling Service operates at State Employment Service mornings and 607 Loew Building afternoons.

Frank J. Costello Barbara P. Griggs Council of Social Agencies Beaforth, Franklin and Seymour Griggs

Hanley Estate Letters Requested in Surrogate Court

William F. P. Hanley seeks letters of administration in the Surrogate's Court for the estates of his nephews Richard P. Hanley who died in Boston on November 8, 1946 and John E. Hanley Jr who died on June 14. Survived by several sisters and a brother each estate valued at $1,000. Petition filed by Higgins Kelsen O'Hara and Young.

William FP. Hanley Richard P. Hanley Boston John E. Hanley, Jr Higgins Kelsen O'Hara Young

County Women Democrats Dine Meet Candidates

At the annual June dinner of the Onondaga County Women’s Democratic Club candidates for the Democratic ticket were introduced. Arline Judd Ellsworth seeks the Board of Education, Julia Ryan seeks Seventh Ward supervisor, and Mary J. Carr seeks the 14th Ward supervisor post. Ellsworth, a City Normal School graduate and former teacher with four children, spoke on qualifications. Ada Maroney, club president, reported on a state program meeting for women.

Crumlins Guy Garrett Adam Maroney Arline Judd Ellsworth Board of Education Mary J. Carr Onondaga Women's Democratic Club Drummins Arline. Judd Ellsworth Julia Ryan Seventh Ward 14Th Ward City Normal School Ada. Maroney

Walker Company Takes Over Hamilton Plant

Walker Corporation and Walker Interests acquire the former Hamilton Machine Manufacturing Company plant on James Street north side just east of Thompson Road. Plans call for moving in next year after property purchase. Walker, a pharmaceutical manufacturer, employs 30 people. Hamilton plant offers 17,000 square feet. space has hosted household appliances, wartime work, and more recently metal and woodworking lease. Robert G. Long named general manager. The Henderson plant previously operated in Auburn starting 1919, moved to Syracuse a decade later.

Walker Corporation & Company, Inc Ash. St Hamilton Machine Manufacturing Company James, St

Navy Electronics Unit Discussed in Syracuse Meeting

The Naval Reserve Citizens Committee chaired by Mayor Frank J Costello planned a noon meeting at the University Club to discuss an electronics building for Syracuse. C A Penn secretary said the facility would be funded from government appropriations and serve training for naval personnel and officers. The meeting was called by Wilbert A Smith.

Naval Reserve Citizens Committee Frank J. Costello University Club Syracuse C. A. Penn Naval Wilbert A. Smith

Alumni Mass Planned for Fr O Donnell Notre Dame Leader

Central New York Notre Dame Alumni Club to attend a memorial mass for Rev J Hugh O Donnell former Notre Dame president celebrated at 11 A M Sunday in Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Mark E Mooney requests all Notre Dame men to attend as about 100 alumni expected. O Donnell served as president for six years and spent nearly 35 years with the university.

Central New York

Chambray Hostess Robe Describe Summer Lounge Style

A vintage description promotes a chambray hostess robe with a billowy skirt and concealed zipper from neck to waist. It highlights ease of wear and wash day practicality in sizes 12 to 20 for street floor display.

Bristol to Shift Operations Here

Bristol Laboratories will transfer the Tuckahoe plant operations to Syracuse next month. The plant, established in 1919 as Harris Laboratories and acquired by Bristol last year, will close. Tablet, powder and ointment manufacturing will be consolidated at Syracuse due to better facilities and quarters, in line with pharmaceutical division consolidation.

Tuckahoe Bristol Laboratories Syracuse Frederic N. Schwartz Bristol Harris Laboratories Pharmaceutical

Postoffice Seeks Sedan for Mail Delivery Service

Acting Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson seeks to rent a sedan or light truck for a year starting Aug 1 to collect relay and deliver special delivery mail. Bids due by Wednesday, July 9 to Mail Superintendent Millard F. Weckel. Lessee must keep vehicle in repair. post office will provide the driver.

Myron Jo. Parkinson Millard F. Weckel O Office

Burglars Take Loot From Local Stores Worth 350 Dollars

Burglars entered the P. and C. Cooperative store at 1606 W Genesee by climbing a tree and lowering into the building. They stole 278.55 dollars Harold Shurter, the store manager, hid money nightly in different places. They also took whisky and beer from Morocco Restaurant and cigars from Chief's Grill. Patrolman Frank Bisbing reported the incidents.

P. & C. Cooperative, Inc W. Genesee Stand Frank Bisbing Harold L. Shurter Bisbing Morocco Chief's Grill Grant Blvd

Offer Friendship at North Syracuse Baptist Centennial

The Church urged the community to seek friendship and God as North Syracuse Baptist Church marked its centennial. Rev D W Baylis of Andrews Memorial Church spoke of warm Christian fellowship. Mayor Ernest C Talmadge and civic groups offered congratulations as Rev Archie A McKinney led the church and the Andrews choir sang under Mrs Donald Watson.

Andrews Memorial Church North Syracuse E. E. Shouffer

Liquor License Revocation Upheld in New York State

The Appellate Division in Rochester affirmed the NYS Liquor Authority move revoking Michael D. Geno's liquor license for Apulia Station after findings of not maintaining a bona fide restaurant and improper records. Geno faced perjury charges in Onondaga County related to statements to police and testimony at Authority hearings. he was acquitted in county court.

Rochester New York State Liquor Authority Michael D.geno Apulia Station Geno Supreme Court Henry J. Kimball Appellate Gene Onondaga County Grand Jury Syracuse

Anti-Biotics Explained by Dr George A Valley Key Advances

Dr George A Valley, Bristol Laboratories assistant, told Lions Club at Hotel Syracuse about penicillin advances in its pure form and how resistance grows with continued use. He noted Streptomycin’s tricky handling and that some gonococcus strains survive it. He cited subtlin and bacitracin as other new antibiotics under study to complement penicillin.

Lions Club George’ A. Valley Bristol Laboratories Syracuse D. Valley

Marion McCoy Designs Gem in Syracuse For Us

Marion McCoy creates an exclusive collection in Syracuse featuring a bouffant skirt with a large flower appliqué near the hemline. The bodice shows small puff sleeves and a deep scoop neckline available in grey or lime, sizes 9 to 15.

Ellen Kaye Chambray Marion McCoy Syracuse

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