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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1944

Page

3

Hearing Set as Joseph P Bernard Retires On Onondaga

Joseph P Bernard retires as district telephone chief on Onondaga and a hearing is planned on mortgage plans for the Onondaga County Savings Bank property. Meyer and Dolan proposals offer cash and securities to first mortgage holders while Dolan and Savik hold interests. Bernard’s successor is Amond Paelas as district supervisor with Mrs Bernard and daughter Helen noted among Syracuse civic ties.

Joseph P. Bernard Onondaga Sud Wes OL Mo Nesterdas MLS Pushier Court Ewer Dorn Onor Frede Hotels Dadan Y Savings Bann Ir Company A. Langan Martin & Fers Dolan Savik First Trust and Deposit Company Meyer Sovik Onondaga County Savings Bank Circuit Court of Appeals Laurence Sovik United States New York

Driver Fined After Collision On East Adams Street

Lawrence D. Hill 23 of Nedrow was fined 50 dollars and given a 30 day suspended sentence by Judge Tru man H. Preston in Trath Court for a collision with a parked car at East Adams and South Warren Streets. He also faced a summons for operating without a license after hitting Mary Wolfrom's parked vehicle. Police said Hill was driving too fast near road construction. Also, Douglas Hazelton of Utica was fined 5 dollars after pleading guilty to failure to yield the right of way.

East Adams South Warren Streets Lawrence D. Hill Nedrow Truman H. Preston Trath Court Hill John O'Shea Mary Wolfrom First North Street O'Shea Warren Street Douglas Hazelton Utica Preston

Blustering March Expected to Be Milder

Andrew P Keller of the Airport Weather Bureau Station said winds and snow would die down by night. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures Thursday with a low near 12. Tonight’s temperatures fell to about 12 with daytime readings from 24 down to 17 at noon.

Andrew P. Keller Airport Weather Bureau

Remedy for Fear Drawn From Lent Sermon at St Pauls Detroit

Very Rev. Hirk B. O Ferrall of St Pauls Cathedral Detroit preached that fear stems from feeling inadequate in face of events. He urged latent powers within us plus mental and spiritual adjustments to cast out hate jealousy and worry and cited Jesus saying Perfect love casteth out fear as a path to balance and poise.

Hirk B. O'Ferrall D.D St. Paul's Cathedral Detroit St. Paul's Episcopal Church Dean O'Ferrall God Jesus

Red Cross Recruits Reserve Nurses For War Service

The American Red Cross recruits nurses for a war reserve and assigns them to the Army and Navy Medical Corps both in the United States and overseas. Thousands of nurses are now on duty with armed forces under the Army and Navy Medical Corps as part of this service.

American Red Cross Arm Navy Army and Navy Medical Corps

Boy 14 Paroled After Admitting Watch Theft

A 14 year old boy admitted breaking into an upstairs apartment and stealing a wrist watch valued at 40 dollars. He was paroled by First Deputy Chief John Kinn after being taken into custody by Sst. William Gillet and Patrolman George Elinsey when returning the watch. He said he used a passkey to enter several times after school and took small amounts of money.

John Kinn Sst Wiliam Gillet George Elinsey

Protest on Laundry Union Election Heard

A motion to set aside a bargaining election ousting Laundry Workers' International Union Local 27 from Atlas Linen Supply Company on Jan 27 was argued before a New York State Labor Relations Board examiner yesterday. Three witnesses testified that company connections did not influence employees and that the vote reflected the workers' sentiment.

International Union Atlas Linen Supply Company New York State Labor Relations Board

Dinner Given for Mercurio Leaving for Army Service

Joseph A. Mercurio an assistant tax supervisor in the Syracuse district New York State Tax Department leaves Syracuse Thursday to be inducted into the Army. A dinner at Leonard's Belvedere Restaurant honored him with toastmaster John E. Stapleton and speakers including Raymond Monroe Frank Wilcox and J Daniel Gorman.

Joseph A. Mercurio Syracuse New York State Tax Department Leonard's Belvedere John E. Stapleton Pe Oe Asis Raymond Monroe Rochester Frank Wilcox Miscellaneous Bureau Albany J. Daniel Gorman State Motor Vehicle Bureau Grant Emerick State Tax Department

Colgate Debate Seeks Liberal Arts Core for Future

Dr Everett Newtham Case urges Colgate to keep liberal arts as the core of its education while integrating technical training as needed. He warns that society must balance science with human and social studies to avoid civilizational precarity. Case also discusses instructor tenure limits and possible three year college duration if universal military training is enacted. He cites war impacts on enrollment and contemplates financing veterans housing via a state loan program pending constitutional action.

Hitler Berlin New York Brooklyn Irving M. Ives Assembly

February milk production valued at $3.77 in six states

New York March 1 (UP) The February milk production value for six states in the New York milk shed is estimated at 3.77 per hundredweight, plus a 40 cent dairy feed payment from the War Food Administration. Director C. S. Blanford cites 387 million pounds produced, with farm income up about 12 percent from a year earlier though volume fell. The February yield per hundredweight topped the 1910s February level by seven cents over the prior 1919 February peak.

New York War Food Administration C. 3. Blanford

Training Course For Group Leaders Opens At Huntington Club

The Huntington Club hosts a weekly training course for professional and volunteer group leaders through April 18. Sponsored by the Recreational Leadership Workshop, the sessions cover games crafts dancing and party planning to train leaders for city child groups. One hundred groups including churches unions and child care centers received invites. Classes run 7:30 to 9 PM and 3:30 to 10 PM.

Huntington Club

Syracuse on Trial series extended for downtown plans

The Syracuse Onondaga Postwar Planning Council announces an extended weekly series titled Syracuse on Trial. IF Ware Clary, chair of the public participation group, says this Sunday's topic is housing and future town and village programs follow with a schoolchildren skit. A concluding program will summarize all broadcasts.

Syracuse IF. Ware Clary jSyracuse-Onondaga Postwar Planning Council Clary

Retiring Kiwanis Official Entertained at Luncheon

Mrs. Ann Smith longtime Syracuse Kiwanis assistant secretary treasurer was guest of honor at her retirement luncheon after 20 years of organizing weekly meetings at the Hotel Syracuse. The club awarded her a $250 gift, a War Bond, and keepsakes from past presidents including a rake shovel sunbonnet and carrots. Past Presidents’ Club inducted S. Howard Delaney 1905 into the club. Mrs Miriam S Tennant named successor to Mrs Smith.

Ann Smith Syracuse Kiwanis Club Syracuse Mrrs.Smith Leroy J. Smith Nelson le Hi- Sanis Smith Kiwanis S. Howard Delaney Frank C. Love Miriam 5 Tennant J. C. Noitine Ane

Draft Boards Increase Men for Pre Induction Examinations

Seven of thirteen county Selective Service Boards received calls to boost pre induction examinations at West Jefferson Street Armory. A mobile Army team began today, processing about 600 men daily with an estimated 6009 Central New York men to be examined over seven days. Some boards will have 3073 or 200 extra men sent at altered times, and overall about 600 more than planned may be examined this month due to shared manpower among counties. Capt. Charles A. Jeffress and Maj. John H. Keyes reported smooth operations with a large staff. Dr George M Gordon will speak at the Springport Grange meeting in Oakwood tonight, with a musical program included.

Selectives Service West Jefferson Street Armory Mobile Army Ween New York Onondaga County Charles A. Jeffress John H. Keyes

Lester A. Isaacs Named Captain In Overseas Unit

CAPT. LESTER A. ISAACS promotion from lieutenant to captain in a hospital unit in England was learned by his parents. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Isaacs of 1107 Madison Street. Isaacs has served a year with the unit and is a 1937 graduate of Ohio State Dental School. Mrs Isaacs lives in New York City.

Lester A. Isaacs Perry Isaacs Madison Street England Isaacs Ohio State Dental School New York City

Apartment House Owner Fined For Lack of Heat

Paul Alpert representing J Ace Realty paid a $50 fine after a six member jury found him delinquent in providing adequate heat at the Biltwell Apartments 916 East Genesee Street Syracuse City Sanitary Code requires at least 63 degrees Fahrenheit Judge Homer Yo Walsh discharged the jury thanked them and parole Alpert in custody of his attorney until morning Health Inspector Eugene Riley testified along with four tenants outlining the violation.

Paul Alpert jAce Realty Corporation Biltwell Genesee Street Tedal Homer Yo Walsh Alpert Juty of Syracuse Eugene Riley Garfield Avenue

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