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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1940

Page

15

Court Rules For Brown in Bank's Case

Brown, once a millionaire, faces involuntary bankruptcy after a New York court affirmed Judge Bryant’s ruling. Creditors including Dr. Samuel F. Larned and Syracuse Engineering seek liquidation proceeds, while Haight challenges the decision claiming Brown is a beneficiary of a $251.25 million trust from his mother Mary L. Brown. A Supreme Court appeal could delay liquidation and hinge on federal currency authority and Haight’s decisions.

Rutinns Brown Fivenfor Florida United States Supreme Court Siveall Court of Ayyiats New York City Frederick N. Bryant High Court George M. Haight Salt Springs Heceiver Haight Stewart F. Hancock Morris Ueeman Hancock Dorr Ryan Shore Lionel Grossman Samuel F. Larned Fleischman & Sons Syracuse Engineering, Inc Trown Midge Bryant Laurence F. Sovik Costello Cooney & Fearon

Two Accepted for Navy After Physical Examinations

Two of eleven youths were accepted for the Navy today after physicals. William F. Tryon of Oswego and Malcolm Simons of Fulton met the requirements and their enlistment applications were accepted. Tests conducted by Chief Pharmacist E. H. Pitchford of Albany will continue tomorrow.

Navy William F. Tryon Oswego Malcolm Simons Fulton E. H. Pitchford Albany

Ballantyne Defends Old Lease for Onondaga Quarry Work

Commissioner of Public Works George H. Ballantyne says old lease rights allow continued stone removal at the quarry on the Onondaga Reservation. WPA funds back the quarrying and creek work, with the city supplying the stone. Crews operate between West Colvin Street and West Brighton Avenue, supplying material for public buildings and bridge supports along Onondaga Creek.

Workison WEA Onondaga Creek West Colvin Street West Brighton Avenue George H. Ballantyne Onontega Creek

Coal in Fireplace Burns Through Wall at Niles Avenue

A fire burned through an outside wall of a Manlius residence at 110 Niles Avenue last night after coal in a fireplace overheated and dried fresh paint on the walls. Neighbors noticed the blaze and summoned firemen who extinguished the fire quickly. The house is owned by Dr. McLean, and no injuries are reported.

Niles Avenue McClean Manlius Ames

Grand Jurors Ill Bare Quorum Is on Hand

Seven of the 23 grand jurors ill. A bare quorum of 16 was present to transact business. Clifton Farnsworth, foreman, presided briefly before illness forced him to consider rest. The session adjourned to tomorrow. Sickness blamed on weather kept many Sutors at home and many students absent.

New March Grand Jury Clifton F. Farnsworth Cambridge Street Hand

Hill Faculty Club to Hear Dr Graves Speech

Dr Mark Graves New York State Commissioner of taxation and finance and president of the State Tax Commission will address a Thursday noon luncheon of the Hill Faculty Club at Syracuse University in the clubhouse 215 Euclid Avenue. The talk focuses on the State Budget and the State's Revenue Means at Financing.

Theta Tau Elects Brown President At Syracuse University

Kenneth Brown of 433 Jamesville Avenue, a junior in the College of Applied Science at Syracuse University, was elected president of Theta Tau, the honorary engineering society, at a recent meeting. Other officers for 1980 81 include Howard Hoke as vice president, Robert King as secretary, Joseph Farrey as recording secretary, and Gregory Seroy as corresponding secretary.

Theta Tau Brown Kenneth Brown Jamesville Avenue College of Applied Science Syracuse University Engineering Howard Hoke Robert King Joseph Farrey Gregory Seroy

Two Prisoners Indicted for Fork Attack in Auburn Case

John Nauma and Edward J. Gumker, Auburn inmates, indicted on assault with forks in a taxi during transport to prison. District Attorney Mawhinney and Warden Brophy clash over timing of trial. Mawhinney plans April term. Brophy cites security and transport concerns for New York–area prisoners.

Tha Ohn Nauma Edward J. Gumker Auburn Abe Grand Jury Fiom Hogan Owe Pelsick New York Camiius Atorney Donald al. Mawhinney Joseph HL Brophy Autumn Prion Ulethiet Mawhinney Neama Gunther

Restitution Ordered In Chauffeur Case

George Clark a canal four, 314 Rowland Street, pleaded guilty in Police Court to petty larceny. He was directed to restore 250 and a motor to Howard J. Niles of Niles Auto Supply Co at 765 West Genesee Street, who had a warrant sworn. Sentence deferred until tomorrow. Niles charged Clark with keeping money collected from the firm’s accounts.

George Clark Rowland Street Howard J. Niles Niles Auto Supply Company West Genesee Street Falke Niles Clark

Suit Over Wife’s Auto Death Emerges in Estate Action

Surrogate John st M randale in Abe estate hears that the chief executor perceives a cause of action from the wife’s death. The case centers on Brandi, crushed after a taxi overturned into a mucking, with details tied to Burton Ransom and a Syracuse department store linked to Sonnenberg. The file notes Sonnenberg’s heirs, a heart attack death, and property shifts related to the L line project and a Fire Mare loss. The entire Harriet Benethios estate passes to Floyd J. Bentley per will filed by Edward C. Ryan.

Brandi Burton Ransom Brand Syracuse Albert C. Se Guide Sonnenberg Schumacher Julius’ Sonnenberg East Prussia Rehne Batata Sonnenberg Burnet North Crouse Avenues New York Central Sommenberg’s Iremend Charles Wilkes Burnet Avenue Harriet Benethios Floyd J. Bentley Fitch Street Edward

Ryan to Aid Study Of Rall Assessments

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Zonta Club to Hear Walk by Julia Iy An Eond Dance

Geneva notice states Dr date bears of the North Street Parent Teacher Association meet on March 5 to hear a talk on allergies. The event is part of local civic activities and includes a performance element titled Allergen awareness.

Zonta Club Walk Julia Iy An Eond Helemon Wy Geneva Dr. Datebrrs The North Street Parent ‘Teacher Association Eeight

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