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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

18

Boy's Club Opens Exhibit of Teeth

Young members of the A Boys' Club display a diverse tooth collection led by Capt. Adiai Aheel. The exhibit includes ancient shark teeth, mastodon teeth 25 000 years old, elephant and raccoon teeth, a monkey skull, sea shell teeth, and dental lab upper and lower plates. The exhibit will be expanded and loaned to local schools with support from the Syracuse Society of Natural History.

Adiai Aheel Club Dental Laboratory Camain Wheel Syracuse Society of Natural History Adlai Wheel Syracuse Boy’s Club Adventurer’s Club

Training Youth for Outdoor Living Highlighted in Pittsburgh Address

Syracuse forester Prof Fay Welch will speak at the American Camping Association convention in Pittsburgh on Saturday. The address, by a specialist from the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University, covers forest recreation and youth outdoor living training. TEST: The College of St Rose scholarship exam is set for 10 AM Saturday at St John the Evangelist School. Mrs Fred Blueiler of North Syracuse fractured her right leg after slipping on ice between Elm and Shaver streets and was taken to St Josephs Hospital.

Pittsburgh Middle East American Camping Association Fay Welch New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University College of St. Rose St. John the Evangelist School Fred Blueiler North Syracuse Elm and Shaver Sts St Joseph's Hospital

Democrats celebrate birth of seventh Young child in Syracuse

John J. Young, Democratic commissioner of the County Board of Equalization, passes out cigars in Syracuse as Catherine Ganley Young gives birth to a daughter at 1:40 AM in Syracuse General Hospital. Mother and baby healthy. Family notes four girls and three boys, all Democrats.

John J. Young County Board of Equalization Catherine Ganley Young Syracuse General Hospital

Daniel Kernan wins 1949 Bausch & Lomb Science Medal

Daniel J. Kernan son of Mr and Mrs James Kernan of 315 Burnet Park Sr earns the Bausch & Lomb Science Award Medal for highest scholastic record in science during high school. Harold Van Dusen receives honorable mention.

Daniel J. Kernan James Kernan Burnet Park Sr Bausch& Lamb Brother C. Cornelius Christian Brothers Academy Harold van Dusen

Family Notices From Syracuse Area Obituaries and Marriage Mentions

A dense OCR passage lists numerous names and addresses with dates, indicating marriage notices, births, and family announcements across Syracuse area locations. It records individuals such as Mr and Mrs Wood, Mr John, Mr and Mrs Seale, and many others with dates in February and March, including addresses on Hobars, North Syracuse, and 3108 Wales.

BH. Wood J. Ladd Liver IL John FR. Ogee Bice Fares Seale Antonie Hany R. Kis Ins Gene M. Freeman Garieid Az Romse Hammers Dorothy Pt Sien Wales Watch S. Gonn Giaziorsie Ross

Community Club and Business Meetings Schedule

A busy agenda lists 2:00 Democratic Women’s Club. 7:00 Sears Roebuck Co dinner. multiple meetings at Hotel Syracuse including Master Plumbers Auxiliary and Special Representatives. Farmers and Traders Insurance breakfast. Society of American Musicians gathering. Interfraternity dance. and various company meetups across Syracuse venues. Local organizations and vendors host sessions throughout the day.

the Insurance Co Ononcare Sears Roebuck Co Srracuse Syracuse Messine Botel Ononcara Farmers and Traders Insurance Co Botel Guaxcara Hares -Aucreit Co Acuse the Upichn Co Metting Srzacase C. W. Stuart Co Ononcas2 Farmers and Traters Inscracce Co. Messing Onondaga Tgc—Sieccicai Represtmtatives Met Sryacuss Society of American Musicians Central Grotn James St Nottingham

Communism Curbed Cited by Speaker at College Talk

Harry Schwaritz of New York City argued that Marshall Plan aided nations show no rise in communism and gain stability. He noted modest increases in party membership in China and Czechoslovakia, a decrease in France, and urged US aid to raise industry and living standards.

Harry Schwaritz New York City University College New York Times Soviet Union Communist Party China Czechoslovakia France United States

Sixty Percent Pass GED-like Test In City

Fifty eight of sixty nine persons who took the high school equivalency examinations last month passed, Superintendent David H. Patton said. The state director of education will mail diplomas to those who passed, as the exams verify high school level proficiency for non graduate adults.

David H. Patton Harold J. Coon iGiplomas

Not Guilty Plea in Lottery Sale Case at Jefferson Smoke Shop

Miss Mary Muska 33 of ? of pot James st pleaded not guilty before Judge Wim of a Bamerick in Police Court. She was arrested at the Jefferson Smoke Shop at W Jefferson and S&S after a police operation. She claimed two 25 cent lottery tickets were sold to a man and had 13 tickets in her pocket. Police said tickets related to the Treasury Department daily balances and the charge falls under Penal Code Section 1373. Prosecution set a hearing for March 1.

Mary Muska James St pGay Wim Bamerick Courail Paul BR. Shanahan Muska Afiss Muska Westeray Jefferson W. Jefferson S&s. Toaers Treasury Department Miss Muska Fred Mel Casker New York City Joseph IV. Cullerton Gifford St

Red Cross Drive Reports Progress At Syracuse Meeting

A second report on the 1949 Red Cross Campaign was to be given at a meeting of volunteer division chairs and workers at Hotel Syracuse. Rev. Joseph B. Toomey was slated as guest speaker and Edward E. McNally praised the initial $43,372 raised as a strong start.

Red Cross Syrracuse Joseph B. Toomey Catholic Charities Syracuse Wilbert Smith Syracuse University Ononday Onondaga County Edward E. McNally

Fair Labor Laws Urged by Wampler at Carrier Meet

Cloud Wampler President of Carrier Corp urged lawmakers to keep labor and management law balanced to serve the consumer. He warned that repealing Taft Hartley would depress industrial expansion and hurt employers while calling for equitable protections for both sides. Supervising men from other industries attended the meeting.

Carrier Fore_ men’s “Association Cloud Wampler Carrier Corp Washington Wampler

Lenten Talk Promotes Gods Love Theme At Mizpah Service

Rev. Dr. George A Butt rick of Madison Ave Presbyterian Church New York City spoke at the noon Mizpah civic Lenten service using God So Loved the World as his text. He contrasted Christ's message with Communism, urged Christianity as the only path, and noted the series annual progress and 30th anniversary since 1918.

Mizpah George Arthur Buttrick Madison Avenue ‘Presbyterian Church New York City Buttrick Butterick Christ Nelson F. Pitts Calvin M. Thompson, Jr Syracuse Thompson Heith Theater

Farmers & Traders Life Insurance marks 35th anniversary

The Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co of Syracuse reports surpassing 101.5 million dollars in in force insurance, aiming for 200 million in a decade. President Louis J. Faber announced the figure at the 35th annual meeting held at Hotel Onondaga, with leaders and guests attending the sessions and dinner.

Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co Syracuse Louis J. Faber Taber Onondaga Leaders Club Robert J E. Dineen Charles J. i Zimmerman Life Insurance Agency Management Association Hartford L Arch Hollenbeck Gloversville Weldon Parrette Lima Fioyd Barrett Bucyrus

Youth Ordered To Restore 8750 MAX WHITE Held On Restitution

MAX WHITE, 24, of 237 Ashworth Pl, must pay 750 dollars restitution to Chappell & Sons Inc and be on three years probation after pleading guilty to petty larceny in Police Court before Judge William id. Bamerick. Arrested Dec 1 by Detectives Elmon Hymes and Howard Shipley. Case involved thefts from Chappell’s and the W T Grant store.

Max White Ashworth

Traffic Court Docket Includes Reckless Driving Cases

Judge Truman H Preston presided on charges from Canastota Endicott Brooklin Baldwinsville and Skaneateles. Defendants faced offenses from obstructing traffic improper display of plates and license issues with fines listed and license status pending.

Truman H. Preston J. Hichard Léach Brevevier Drivec C. Delaway Canastota Robert L. Cassin Endicott Herman B. Schieff Brooklin Alfred Butler S. Mecfimecest Harver A. Cate Baldwinsville Aristides Constantine W. Borden Catherine V. Stoush Manus

Truck Driver Narrowly Escapes Injury After Crash

Tony A. Elic of 132 E Lafayette Ave lost control on Thurber Street and Jamesville Avenue, overturning his truck loaded with perishables after colliding with Edwin H. Graves's car. Graves, from 2318 Spaid Ave, drove westbound. Elic suffered a minor left wrist injury and received two speeding summonses.

Tony A. Elic E. Lafayette Av Thurber St Jamesville Edwin H. Graves Spaid Frank Ventre Jamesville Av E. Lafayette Spaid Av Thurberst John Galezzie Eric Galezzie University Hospital

Economist Explains Why Banks Failed in the 1930s

Chicago economist Frank B. Blount told a Citizens Foundation forum that bank failures stemmed from the public’s belief in a two money systems and runs on deposits. He outlined how deposits were created by loans backed by securities and how gold shortages forced bank closures.

Frank B. Blount Chicago Citizen's Foundation Blount Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Banks Gerald A. Cleveland Bellevue Heights Joan Museum of Fine Arts Rabbi Benjamin Friedman Temple Society of Concord Theresa Triano Onondaga County Savings Bank James Cooper Winthrop Rd

Syracusan Witness Denies Hungarian Frame-up Trial

Miss Patricia McCarthy, a Syracuse social secretary to the U S Minister to Hungary, returned from Europe and dismissed the trial as a frame-up. She said no Hungarian-speaking observer trusted the minister and that no ticket allowed entrance to the courtroom.

Europe U. S Hungary Patricia McCarthy Dewitt Sr Legation Miss McCarthy D. Peres McCarthy Col. McCarthy Manus School Vassar College

Legion Post Plans Trish Celebration

Members of Tipperary Hill Post 22361 American Legion will meet at 8:30 PM today at the post to plan the greatest St Patrick's Day celebration in the West End. A supper of pigs hocks and sauerkraut will be served and movies of the Zale-Corduight will be shown. Commander Leo Dorsey announced arrangements will be appointed at the meeting.

Tipperary Hill American Legion West End Leo Dorsey Dorsey

Citizen Papers Sought in Child Custody Case

A petition was filed with the county clerk seeking citizen papers for a child as part of a custody dispute involving IRSA DESIO, wife of Gerald Demo, of 28 Parkwooden, East Exracnse. The case, filed last December, aims to determine the child’s custody and parental rights amid ongoing legal actions.

Irsa Desio Gerald Demo Parkwooden East Exracnse Act Chile

Child’s Fame Ties to Demo Era Meeting in Lima

A fragment notes Afri O from Lima met Geralt in the arm and that family ties to Demo era and 1966 marriage are mentioned. The readable text is sparse on dates and locations beyond Lima and 1966.

Afri Lima Pert Geralt Trey

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