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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

3

First Train Over New LV Tomorrow in Syracuse

The first passenger train to run on the new Lackawanna high level in Syracuse will depart from Binghamton around 6 30 PM Tuesday on No 903. The $6 500 000 project took 18 months and up to 600 workers, ending a century of at grade operation in the city as a temporary station serves until the Oct 1 completion of a $138 000 new depot on the old Syracuse Binghamton and New York route. The change clears the streets along Burt and Sizer Streets and ends Syracuse’s era of trains through the main street.

Burt Sizer Lackawanna Syracuse, Binghamton & New York Railroad Syracuse

Coon Trial Delayed by Illness of Prosecutor

The County Court criminal negligence trial of Kenneth J. Coon was postponed two days due to illness of Special Assistant District Attorney Clarence Unckless. Unckless, who leads the prosecution with Dan J. Kelly, suffers jaw muscle inflammation, with resumption tentatively set for Wednesday. Charles Engel, attorney for Coon, may seek to proceed with Kelly if Unckless is unable to attend.

Malpass Unckless Charles J. Engel

Syracuse youth graduates from Chanute Field Air School

Syracuse youth air school graduate Private Homer R. Newson, son of Mrs. Ray C. Newson of 113 West Raynor Avenue, has finished at Chanute Field Branch Air Corp Technical School at Ran toul Tl and returned to his home station, 79th School Squadron, Moffett Field California, the War Department announced.

Syracuse Homer R. Newson Ray C. Newson West Raynor Avenue Chanute Field Air Corp Technical School Rantoul 79Th Moffett Field Calif War Department

Lifeguards Begin Summer Safety With City Parks Open

Syracuse launches summer recreation as playgrounds and pools open under Municipal Recreation Commission. Lifeguards with Red Cross senior certificates supervise throngs, led by chief lifeguard Sydney J. Johnson. Parks officials say 113 extra supervisors trained and on duty, with Tuesday morning supervision paused until 1 p.m. for lifeguard training.

Syracuse Municipal Recreation Commission Nottingham High School Monroe Street Pioneer Homes William A. Barry Red Cross Sydney J. Johnson

Camp Tousey Opens to 120 YMCA Boys

More than 120 boys registered for a two week stay at Camp Tousey YMCA summer camp on Millsite and Sixberry Lakes near Watertown. Milo W. Henke directs the camp with Kenneth D. Jacquith as camp committee chair. A second group of 110 boys aged 6 to 11 began Day Camp Iroquois at Evergreen Lake Fayetteville, with two week sessions and chartered bus transport. Camp Adventure at the YMCA building enters its fourth season led by E. H. Robinson with over 50 boys daily, offering swimming, hiking, hobbies, and nature study in Elmwood Park.

Camp Tousey Y.M.C Millsite Sixberry Lakes Watertown Milo W. Henke Kenneth D. Jacquith Iroquois Evergreen Lake Fayetteville Gunnar A. Peterson Elmer E. Price Y.M.C.A E. H. Robinson Elmwood Ark

Patient Denies Guilt After Hospital Tussle Arrest

Albert Dice, 39, of 420 Merriman Avenue, pleaded not guilty in Police Court to disorderly conduct after a tussle with internes at Onondaga General Hospital where he was a patient. He was committed to the Psychopathic Hospital for observation and a July 17 hearing was set. Dice was found semi conscious in a car at 418 Merriman Avenue and restrained after attempting to leave unclad, during which Dr. Louis Straus was injured.

Onondaga General Hospital Albert Dice Merriman Avenue Psychopathic Hospital Dice Louis Straus

Utica Klub Phrase Advy Requests at Bar

A short quote from Advy suggesting a bartender say Utica Klub for mine to reference a casual bar action. The remark reflects everyday language and social interaction without broader context or implications.

Utica Klub

Six Months Marihuana Term Given

William 3B Johnson, 49, of 203 South McBride Street, was sentenced to six months in penitentiary after pleading guilty to possession of marihuana cigarets found on his person. Police tied the case to an investigation of marihuana sales to Negro soldiers from Fort Ontario. Detectives from the 269th Anti Aircraft Regiment aided in the operation. The made up cigarets contained catnip, but Johnson claimed personal use. The court had drawn a Police Court jury when the defense changed the plea from not guilty to guilty.

William Johnson South McBride Street Fort Ontario 269Th Harlem Samuel Shulman Frank del Vecchio Shulman Homer V. Walsh

Youth usher joins army says posture helps service

Donald Parlin, 21, of 618 Midland Avenue, enlisted at recruiting HQ for service with the Ordance Avia tion Bombardment Group at Tuscon, Ariz. He left his downtown theater usher job, believing his training and better than average posture will aid his soldiers life.

Donald Parlin Midland Avenue Tuscon Ariz Parlin Ordance Aviation

Memphis Youth Enlists in Air Corps at Bangor

James Clifton, 18, of Memphis and recent Jordan High School graduate, enlisted today to join the Air Corps. He earned letters in football and baseball and is assigned to the new air base at Bangor, Maine after doing farm work while seeking a trade.

Memphis Air Corps James Clifton Jordan High School Clifton Bangor

Showers To Break Heat With Thundershowers In Syracuse Area

Weather forecast by William H. Tracy predicts thundershowers this afternoon offering a brief relief from a heat high near 92 degrees. Tonight and Tuesday remain warm and cloudy with occasional showers possible as humidity stays high. A hot day yesterday sent Thomas Mce Bride, 31, to St Joseph's Hospital with heat prostration. Water use hit about 988 million gallons daily in six days, peak 40 million last Tuesday. Hundreds headed to lake shores as Green Lake Park drew 7,000 to 8,000 visitors for a day of swimming.

William H. Tracy Syracuse St. Joseph's Hospital Thomas MceBride New York City County Weather Bureau Tracy Lake Shores A. H. Almquist Green Lake State Park

Driver Arrested In Reckless Driving Case After Crash

Pa patrolman Russell Malcolm arrested Earl B Call 55 of 308 James Street early yesterday after his car collided with a machine at North Salina and Butternut Streets. Call pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and driving without a license. ordered to appear again July 5 before Traffic Judge J Marry H Farmer. Grace and Viggiano also faced Traffic Court for speeding on June 22 and in James Street respectively, both paying $15 fines.

Russell Malcolm North Salina Butternut Earl B. Call James Street J.marry H. Farmer Call Malcolm Charles P. Love Shennard Street Love John F. Grace Amherst Avenue

Dr Edmund Daley to Wed Capital Girl

Dr Edmund F Dailey of Caze novia and his affianced bride Miss Herbert of Washington DC obtained a license at City Hall to marry Thursday morning at Most Holy Rosary Church at 8 AM. The groom is a US Army Reserve officer awaiting duty after a call and exam. He studied at Georgetown University Medical School. Miss Herbert, daughter of George F Herbert, works with the nursing staff at Georgetown Infirmary Clinic.

Edmund Daley Capital Edmund F. Dailey Cazenovia Miss Herbert Washington, D. C City Hall Most Holy Rosary Church John B. Daley Daley Medical School Georgetown University Washington George F. Herbert Herbert Georgetown 1

New Skaneateles Flagship Ready To Be Launched

The Mayor 2d, Skaneateles Lake water division flagship, will launch at noon from the village sea-wall after a truck move from Erie Boulevard East. 26 feet long, 8.5 foot beam, 2.5 foot draft, 90 horsepower, speed 15 mph. Formerly Chubbins. parts salvaged for successor. Copper sulphate spray system integrated to control lake algae. cabin space converted to floating shop. cost under $500. The project involved Charles Fournier as ship’s carpenter, Merritt Conway as master mechanic, and Donald Rushey as naval architect.

Water Division Skaneateles Lake Village Sea-Wall Water Shop Erie Boulevard Beech Street Lake Ontario St. Lawrence Mayor I Charles Fournier Shpi Merritt Conway Donald Rushey Mayor 2d

Ten Motorists Pay Fines in County Drive

Sheriff Edwin R. Auer led a weekend traffic blitz in Onondaga County resulting in fines for ten motorists. Notable actions include Charles Garrard fined $10 for speeding. Grover Wilson $4 for DWI arraignment. Shirley Herring $5 for red light. Paul Frendak $5 for stop sign. and Edward Fisher $5 for speeding. Others faced fines from Justices Witte, Bonsted, Strever, Kelley, and Bingham in Cicero, Camillus, and Geddes.

Justices of the Peace Edwin R. Auer Onondaga County Charles J. Garrard Furman Avenue Mattydale Justice of the Peace Tom Davis Charles W. Smith Hudson Street Orville Paul Witte Grover Wilson Marcellus Elbridge George W. Derrick Shirley Herring Oneida Dewitt Witte Don M. Cole Hastings Cicero Blaine Bonsted Douglas Meeds Rockland Avenue Bonsted James B. Watt Geneva Euclid Paul Frendak Skaneateles Camillus Calvin D. Bingham Charles Weiner Bronz Edward J. Fisher Alfred J. Strever George Ambabo Mary Street Alfred Strever Anthony DeCosta Geddes John D. Kelley

Two Men Injured In Auto Accidents In Syracuse Area

Two men were injured in automobile accidents in the Syracuse rural area Sunday. Wendell Fuller, 23, of Liverpool, R. D. 1, remains at St Joseph's Hospital with a fractured right leg after being struck by Alfred Heath, 21, of 831 South State Street, on the Oswego Road near Moyer's Corners. John J. Cullen, 41, of 174 Fulton Street, Auburn, is at Auburn City Hospital with slight brain concussion, scalp lacerations, chest injury, and bruises after his car left Route 20 four miles east of Skaneateles and overturned into a ditch.

Syracuse Wendell Fuller Liverpool R. D St. Jseph’s Hospital Alfred Heath South State Street Oswego Road Moyer’s Corners John Head John J. Cullen Fulton Street Auburn Auburn City Hospital Route 20 Skaneateles A. F. Ryder Skaneateles Patrol

Cane Welds Buying Plan To Cut Costs In County

Onondaga County implements uniform stores system to streamline purchasing across five departments including Parks, Highway, Penitentiary, County Home and Hospital, and Sanatorium. County Purchasing Agent Oliver S. Cane notes centralization aims to cut costs, with Parks first to adopt and plans to extend to remaining units.

Onondaga County Oliver S. Cane Cane Board of Supervisors Onondaga Sanatorium Highway Department Jamesville Syracuse Parks Department Edward L. Torbert Charles F. Ames Park and Regional Planning Department Onondaga Lake Parkway Salt Museum Court House Ames

Hydrant Stem Break Floods West Water Street Block

A hydrant stem broke during inspection at 224 West Water Street at 10:15 AM causing flooding on the 200 block. hydrant inspector John Mangum attempted to shut it off, emergency crews arrived after a police radio call, and the water was turned off about 30 minutes later. No basement complaints were reported. Several plants and wholesale stores occupy the block.

West Water Street John Mangum Mangum North Beech Street Erie Boulevard East Venice

Gas Station Looted in Liverpool for 70 Dollars

Thieves smashed a window to enter the Sunoco station run by Charles Brandt on Tuli and Oswego Streets Liverpool and took 70 dollars worth of automobile accessories. An employer found the burglary this morning and North Syracuse state police, with Trooper Richard Camp of Baldwinsville, investigated. The building was to be inspected later for fingerprints and troopers said the culprits used a car to haul the loot.

Liverpool a_ wes Sunoco Charles Brandt Tuli Oswego North

Forty women and three men take civil service tests

In the Federal Building today, forty women and three men took civil service tests for stenographer and typist jobs in Washington.

Federal Washington

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