Spagnolo Named Syracuse Area Rent Director
Alfred F. Spagnolo, Syracuse attorney and former OPA lawyer, succeeds John F. ONeill as Syracuse area rent director. ONeill returns to Bethlehem PA to resume rent director duties there. Spagnolo sworn in by Warne H. Brown. local appointment aims to have a native direct rent controls. Spagnolo previously unit chief for rationing and price control in Syracuse. ONeill had held the post five years. Spagnolo lives with wife and son at 309 M father St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Spagnolo
Syracuse
Office of Price Administration
John F. O'Neill
Syracuse Area
O'Neill
Bethlehem
Spagnolo
Warne H. Brown
New York City
Federal Housing
Brown
Spagnalo
OPA
New York State
Alientown
Mfather St
John FL O’neill
Federal Area
Alfred FB. Spagnolo
Nis
Spagnola
Wayne H. Brown
Syracuse Aviation trainee joins air force mechanics school
Pfe Nichols 21 son of Mr and Mrs L Euclid arrived at Keesler Field Mississippi to begin 28 week course in the world largest airplane and engine mechanics school. Training covers aircraft electrical systems engine operations fuel oil systems propellers structures instruments and inspections to qualify maintenance on Air Forces aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nichols
Euclid
Keesler Field
Miss
Pfe
Edwin Smith Murder Trial Goes to Jury
Edwin Smith sits with a nine man by three woman jury on the Ongudaza Reservation facing possible verdicts of first degree murder second degree murder manslaughter or acquittal. Testimony from psychiatrists preceded closing arguments by Cantor and Hoffmann who urged verdicts based on insanity or intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Smith
Ongudaza Reservation
Lea W. Breed
Breed
Eapy
Robert Sela
Kilheg
Smith
Jesse E. Cantor
Wilifred E. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Cantor
Mel Smith
Traffic Court Docket Items From Local Judge Truman Preston
The page lists speeding and traffic violations with names and addresses including Maurice Meaulife 1792 W Genesee and John Rudy 1466 Washington St. It notes license issues and improprieties such as improper turns and obstructing traffic, plus several marriage licenses and license holders from local streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Meaulife
Genesee S
W. Genesee
Apoi
John J. Rudy
Washington St
Bertha G. Smith
Duane St
Stu Roderic F. Lamson
Baldwinshire
Baish B. Gratzer
Wadsworth St. Anthony Pack
Harrys W. Parker
Local Marriage Notices Chronicle Que. Feb. 23–Feb. 29
A dense list of marriage notices from various couples dated between February 23 and February 29. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George H Yehie Hazel Walters. Marswall C Fike Jean Hamilton. Michael Pinmridee Margaret Van Rensselaer. Theresa Rose Bir Louise DeDonat. Bev J My and Mary Joseph Novembrini. Mel Daierers Josephine Tawa. Charles X Greenfield Jane Brooks Nedrew. Alfredo Bukowski Doris Stracie. James Loperfido CatherineBrant Solivar. Daniel J Relyiplary Collins. Edgar P Gilbert Frances Pons Hue. William Care Charlotte Powers. Nicholas J Livavitarr Bonn. George F Stonroe Patricia Fietcher. John J McGarry Beveris LaParetier. William Beeworth Marr Franklin. Joseph T Say Ruth Madonnar. Nicholas A DiLauro Ialian BM Spying. James E Benham Farson. Armand Garrusso Nancy Mazvzalol. Edainee Werant June Pickersenl. Feb. dates shown range from Feb. 22 to Feb. 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H.yehie
Hazel M. Walters
Culbert St
Fed
Ics
Marswall C. Fike
Jean
Hamilton
Marcellus
Michael
Pinmridee
Margaret
van Rensselzer
John c_Des
Theresa Rose Bir
Sirsan Previtire
Louise G. DeDonat
An Bev J. My
Joseph Novembrini
Ging Tomassini’. Solvar
Mel
Thaddess
Daierers
Josephine D. Tawa
Charles X. Greenfield
Jane W. Brooks
Nedrew
Alfredo Bukowski
Doris
Stracie
Carpenter
Malircale
James Loperfido
Catherine E. Brant
Soivar
Dasiel J
Collins
Feilman
St. Prb
Edgar P. Gilbert
Francesponshue
Saldwinsville
Farson
Hirst
Jamesville
Henrys S. Berkman
Dorothy
Irving
and Tuttle
Warners
Armand Garrusso
Nancy M. Mazvzalol
Seventh North St
Edainee Werant
June G.pickersenl
Westcott Si. Fee
Women enter Catholic order as antidote to secularism
Most Rev. Walter A. Foery presided at investiture of 22 postulants at the Franciscan Motherhouse in Syracuse Court Street. Fifteen hailed from the Syracuse diocese. He defined secularism as neglecting God in homes schools and society and urged vigourous Christian living. Several named postulants from Syracuse and Wilica areas were invested, taking religious names such as Sister Mary Carol Rosemary Braungart and Sister Grace Pascal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Cis
Asain
Foery
Faery
Court St
Robert. E. Dillon
David F. Cunningham
Howard
McDowell
Most Holy Rosary Church
Joseph
Canfielc
Sit. Charles Church
Axn*sa
Marie Papataxnt
Pasquale Papaianni
Bridge St
East Syracuse
Sir Matthew's Parish
Grace Pascal
Wviica
Catherine Mayhew
Herbert Mayhew
J. Mary Parish
Mary
Helene
Mt. Carmel
Theresa A. Cizza
Night of Fear as Boys Shot Friend With Deer Rifle
Bertram Farrell 14 and Edward Barlow 15 were at the Farrell home when the rifle discharged injuring Barlow in the pelvis. The weapon slipped from a chair as Farrell showed it to Barlow. Barlow was treated by Dr. Gee and operated on by Dr. Edgartner in Syracuse. Farrell fled, left a note saying he had shot his pal and went by bus toward Brockport before deputies found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Farrell
Gaskillay
Liverpool
Edward G. Barlow
North St
St. Joseph's
Farrell
Leo Beebe
Sheriffs Staff
Stockport
Rochester
James Quackenbush
Quackenbush
Syracuse
Barlow
Barlow Boy
William W. Gee
Gee
Lawrence W. Edegartner
Brockport
Rent Overcharge Refunds Hit Tenants Across Two Months
In his final statement rent director John F. ONeill reported $9,812.31 refunded to 95 tenants for January and February overcharges. Only two cases settled with landlords, now on Federal Court calendars. In five months, 400 landlords granted rent raises in 676 units, with most petitions granted though 22 percent were rejected under new regulations. Alfred F. Spagnola succeeded ONeill as rent director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
John F. Oneill
Oneill
O'Neill
Alfred F. Spagnolo
Syracuse
Normes
WAGE Day Power Now Five Kilowatts
Under a license from the Federal Communications Commission radio station WAGE now operates with five kilowatts of power during the day. William Z. Lane vice president and general manager says the new license also raises night power from one to five kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications Commission
WAGE
Wiliam Z. Lane
Wage. Tac
New Fire Headquarters Opens on West Side
Fire Chief William J. Connelly formally opened the new Fire Department headquarters at Genesee and Wallace with Engine Company 32 reactivated. The building, moved from City Hall, sits in a former school annex repurposed for the department, housing pumper and day crew on the first floor and dormitory and night quarters for deputies and captains on the upper levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Connelly
Fire Department
Engine Co. 32
Iie
Genesee and
Wallac Sts
Lower West Side
City Hall
Tocar
Board of Education
H. Smith Technical ‘and Industrial School
Connelix
Asserti
Commer Counci
Delaware School
Francis R. Ferren
Harry Deon
Connelly
Peter J. West
John P. Sloan
James H. Mullaley
Fire College
Insurance Agency Gains in 1945 at Provident Mutual Syracuse
Henry G. Barnhurst, general agent of the Syracuse Provident Mutual Life Insurance Agency, reports a 68 percent jump in business for 1945 over 1944. The agency rose 49 places since 1940, finishing 16th in company rankings and leading in quota achievement and production from new career underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Barnhurst
Syracuse
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Barnhurst
Providents Mutual
Woman injured crossing street in Van Rensselaer incident
Mary Worzeniewski, 52, suffered possible spine fracture and minor concussion after being struck around 7:30 AM in the 100 block of Van Rensselaer Street. She was treated at St Joseph's Hospital and released. The driver, Fred Schessle of 306 Van Rensselaer Street, was issued a ticket for failure to have his car under control as the vehicle skidded about 30 feet on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Worzeniewskri
Lakeview Av
van Rensselaer St
St.Joseph's Hospital
Harold Leib
Paul ‘Marcelle
Fredi Schessle
van Rensselaer Sr
Schessie
SU Workers Speed Red Cross Drive
SU rally opens Red Cross appeal in Maxwell auditorium with Miss Carol Rooks promoting the regional blood program. Goal is 650 dollars for the university drive with Sally Scherstra as student chairman and campus groups aiding solicitation. Public service division leads with 76.6 percent of 14 125 subscriptions and total pledges reach 45 572.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Maxwell Auditorium
Yeste
Syracuse University
Carol Rooks
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Sally Scherstra
Robert Franke
Collendale
Fred Hilthau
Skytop
Dorothy Landry
Joan Maunegers
Shirley Ritcher
Irene Rosen
Skip Doodthal
Gay Guerrieri
Susan Henward
Allis Court
June Okland
Slocum Heights
Robert Hunter
ROTC
Public Service
General Campaign Organization
Per
Leent
Two Drivers Fined For 1949 License Tabs
In traffic court Judge Truman H. Preston fined two motorists for missing or improper 1949 license tab display. Arthur Lieberman of Buffalo paid 25 dollars after pleading guilty for failing to display the tab kept in his glove compartment. Bertha G. Smith of 228 Duanes was fined 10 dollars for improper tab display as the metal piece was mounted in the upper left corner instead of the upper right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Arthur Lieberman
Buffalo
Gerald Kramer
Bertha G. Smith
Duanesi
Kramer
Dinner Honors Health Authority Leader At Syracuse Event
Emerson, former New York City health commissioner and ex president of the American Public Health Association, will be guest at a dinner with local tuberculosis association secretaries. The Syracuse meeting runs through Friday and features seminars on tuberculosis control and public health topics led by state officials and consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierriam Macauley
Syracuse Public Library
Syrracuse Jewelers Association
Syracuse, Inc
Ginner
Democratic County
Onondara
State Secretaries
Hotel
Farmers && Trades Life Insurance Co
Hoel Onondasa
New York Teleshore Co
Babson Brothers
Stracuse
Metropelias Life Insurance Co
Onendexa
Socory-Vacuum
Hoctel Stracuse
New York Telephone Co
Onemctra
Syracuse
International Harvester Co
Horel Syracuse
Auto Dealers Association
Sunshine Sisenii Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
Borel Syracuse
Burhans & Block Co
Ononcara
DE. Haven Emerson
Themerican Pubic Health Association
New York City
Sigte
Iocal Tuberculosis Association
Hoi Grondaga Roo Garcen
State Committee On Tuberculosis
Pupii Secrant
Robert W. Carne
Gen Mart
Nile
William A. Brunfield
State Department of Health
Lee
Dowlns
State Department of Social Welfare
Ellis £ J. Chaplin
State Department of Education
Emerson
Vonigat
United States
Athens
Greece
Board of Health
Department of Health
American Public Health Association
School Plan Vote Is Set In North Onondaga Area
Trustees and principals from 10 districts approved sending a 30 district centralization plan to the public. The plan, chosen over a 10 district option, will go to a April vote after 10 000 copies are distributed and residents petition. Ernest Hirschoff said the book form will go to the State Education Department Thursday and return for distribution in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Onondaga
Liverpool-North
Syracuse
Liverpool High School
Ernest H. Hirschoff
Liverpool Board of Education
State Education Department
Albany
Hirschoff
Phone Rates Deemed Adequate for Expansion Plan
New York Telephone Company told the Public Service Commission that current rates and earnings are sufficient to attract capital for its expansion. VP R H W Hughes testified at yesterday’s hearing on the utility’s request for a 15 percent rate increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York Telephone Company
R. H W. Hughes
Public Service Commission
Hughes
PSC Hearing Debates Rising Labor and Construction Costs
The public utility panel reviews mounting labor costs and higher planet construction expenses. Officials argue depreciation rates were too low, as the PSC continues its hearing with amendments and deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSC
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iSyracuse
Sons of American Revolution
Yates Hotel
Esececu
I- Morelrewster
Department of Welfare
Labor Union Counselor Institute
Pubic Library
Everett N. Hatch
Syracuse Savings Bank
United World Federalists
Scottish Rite Club
Onondaga
Optimist
Cius
University
Arthur J. Brewster
The
Harry W. Hepner
Monarch Club
J. Fussell Kanaley
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kanaley
Edward D. Jexitz
Tulk
Jennie A. Wheeler
Bisse
Gorcon
Eleanor
Morvis
James
Oakz
Warne
Wilmore
St Patricio
Sherwooc
Syracutsans
Assumption, Parish
Beatrice H. Buehler
Nir
Crales Buehler
WC Culbert
Mary Carol
Rosemary Braungart
and Mirs
Leo Brayngart
Danforth St
Mary Harold
Marion Kurtz
Charles Kurtz
Pond St
Mary Dolora
Joan T. Mer
Alice Carberry
Herkimer St
St. Patrick's Parish
Rose Alice
Rose Mary Panto
Frank Panto
Turtle St. of Our Lady of Pompeii
Joseph Clare
Mary E. Maikoske
William Maikoske
Park St. of Holy Trinity
Mary Wiliam
F. Corinne Oneill
Edward
Edward 3. O'Neill
Twin Hills Gr
Most Holy Rosary Parish
Mary Joan
Ciiy
Genesee Ami Wallace
Fefe Te Rivhi
Richard Passe
Wwatelunad
Wilt Gihmere
Harry Coon
al Uormediv
Cap
Gaeitssy
Boy
Edward E. McNalix
Center
Marthur W. Smith
Westerday
Walter Attridse
Health Authority
Pmiller
Central New Yorks Oeading — Insurance Agency
Wcwaks
Scesent
Avtodge Vpa
VIPS
Sey
Eet
Salina ST
Bear Sr Rs
Rte
Secon
Aaa Savings Bank
Jessica
Tdge! Payments
the Fine American Watch
Roth
American Gem Society
Civic
Jefferson
Apide Agis Merde
Montgomery
Henry Hitt Crane
Central Methodist Church
Detroit
Michigan
E. Smith
Chamberlins, Inc
Jefferson Si. F
AL O'Mara
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