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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1940

Page

3

General City Charge To Carry Sewer System Costs

Officials discussed funding Ley Creek sewer with a general city charge covering operation and debt. Kennedy argued outside-city property owners already paying for sewers cannot be double charged. A formal assessment plan and timing for adoption were not finalized, with the system due to start early spring.

Lance Thomas Kennedy Iist Insianea Eastwood Butternut Onondaga Ley Creek FOCON James-Sumet

Miss Georgia Atkins Denies Guilt In Grand Larceny Case

Miss Georgia Atkins, 20, charged with grand larceny in Potlee Court, pleaded not guilty and waived examination. Held for grand jury by Judge Homer V. Walsh. Allegedly stole jewelry and wearing apparel worth about 200 dollars from Mrs. Florence Travex at 208 Genesee Park Drive on May 2.

Georgia Atkins Potlee Court Homer V. Walsh Miss Atkins Florence Travex Genesee Park Drive

Olver to Eulogize Dr Betts at Memorial Service

Olver, executive of the Syracuse Faralty Society, will eulogize Dr Frederick Betts on the 82nd anniversary of his birth at a memory service in the Universalist Church tonight. A church dinner follows at 6 30 PM under the Woman's Fellowship care. Arrangements were made by Mrs Thomas AteBride, group chairman.

Hill R C T C Rifle Team Places Third in Matches

Hill R C T C rifle team placed third in the senior meet conducted by the Second Corps Area for 1939 with a total of 7 590 points. Cornell sharpshooters led with 7 744 points and 2nd Forttham University marksmen followed with 7 655 points.

Fulton Students Hear Hellman Professors Speech

Fulton students will hear Harry J Heleman chair of the School of Speech and Dramatic Art at Syra Will Shenk speak at a Friday assembly. His talk titled What Professor Hellmmmh has been in sted will cover the Finger Lakes Speaking Festival to be held at Pen Yom.

Fulton Hellman Harry J. Heleman School of Speech and Syra- Will Shenk Hellmmmh Finger Lakes Pen Yom

Fellows aid victim of buzz saw accident

Fellow workers rushed to assist Marty Edwards, 34, of 534 Midland Avenue after a buzz saw at Markert Manufacturing Company cut him. Edwards received first aid from colleagues and a tourniquet was applied before an ambulance took him to St. Joseph’s Hospital. He sustained deep lacerations to the thumb, index, and fingers, with possible tendon injuries.

Marty Edwards Midland Avenue Water Street Edwards Jett Eios

Senate panel backs fair fund for 425000 expansion

A Senate Foreign Relations Committee plan would authorize 425000 in extra federal support for the New York World's Fair Commission to extend aid through the 1920 season. The measure, introduced by Senator James t. Moore of New York, would reserve 5500 for contingencies and 273000 for pavilion rehabilitation and foreign government use. The original 900000 appropriation was made for the prior year.

Senate Washington Senate Foreign Relations James T. Miod New York Congress

Indiana Truck Hits Bus Ends Driver’s Long Safety Record

Ernest K. Black of Walkerton Indiana had driven five years without an accident when a tractor trailer veered on West Genesee Street and struck a Syracuse Corporation bus on Avery Street. Passenger Margaret Gilligan suffered shock and bruises while bus driver James H. Wise faced concern over the near miss as Black escaped injury and would have earned a five year accident-free pin next month.

Indiana Ernest K. Black Walkerton Ind West Genesee Street Syracuse Corporation Avery Margaret Gilligan 430 Get Street Nak Black James H. Wise Mack Avenue

Cecil W Littlehales Dies Life Insurance Worker

Cecil W Littlehales a Syracuse resident and long time life insurance worker died Wednesday after five days illness at his home on Avery Avenue Hamilton Canada born to Thomas Tysoe Littachales and Mary Ann Tysoe he came to Syracuse in 1896 and held roles with Selway Solvay Mutual Benevolent Life Insurance Co He was charter member of the Syracuse Yacht Club and Syracuse Life Underwriters Association He is survived by his wife four children brother and several sisters and later private funeral services will be held at the family home with burial in Martin Hill Cemetery

Feel Weller Littlehales Wirtual Benefit Life Insurwave Company Th Solvay Process Company Werdnesday Toring Bishort Avery Avenue I Beta Dev Hamilton Canada Tittichales Thosas Mary Ann Tysoe Litachales Syracuse Selway Process ‘Company Mutual Benedit Life Insurance Company Syracuse Yacht Club Syracuse Life Underwriters Association Pissenot Army Littehales Walter Tysoe Littichales Edward ‘Franklin Littehaies Lindsey C. Ket Sprecum George H. Nichols Mafleon Mody Sydney C. Litticehales Mise Liland Littehaies Mins Florence Fysor Littlenales New York City Ethel E. Littewales Mardhus Lucia Almy Nichols Edward Myers Nichols Marca Clark Littehales Susan Chamters Joeseph Cink St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Arthur Bresee Mer Church of the Savior Buri Martin Hill Cemetery

Snow and Cold to Persist in Syracuse Area

Snow flurries and near freezing temps linger in Syracuse as forecasters warn of continued cold. Reports of recent subfreezing conditions caused water-related damage and structural failures including a barn at Arm strong Place and a six car garage on Stolp Avenue. Lake Skaneateles level rising, city engineer notes water issues and transportation delays persist at municipal airport due to weather.

Charles Wilkes Peter Armstrong Place St. Agnes Stolp Avenue James Dordt Stiward Avenue Dikter Seat Dewitt Street South Salitta Street Fayette Skiavateles Lake Nelson F. Pills Nicipal Providence Pittebursh

Electric Ice Box Theft At Fire Station Details

Fireman Edward Geiger of Engine Company 16 moved an electric refrigerator to a rear garage at the station and planned repairs. The morning reveal found the refrigerator stripped of essential parts and interior equipment. Acting Detective Simon Hyrad leads the search for the thief. Open air on coat bids: county to buy 1,009 tons buckwheat coal and 900 gallons gasoline for court house and highway department with option for 1,000 more tons at the same price.

Edward Geiger Engine Company Stith State Street Geiger Simon Hyrad Iver S. Cars Court House Tre

Martin Relief Bond Measure Faces Last Minute Delay

Legislative leaders push a plan by Senator William C. Mastin and Assemblyman George W. Foy to allow localities to bond up to 60 percent of home relief costs for 1942 with changes by Assemblyman Moffat delaying final action. The measure aims to aid Onondaga Albany and Erie counties while adjusting bonding versus taxation rules under the public welfare law amid interparty negotiations.

Storitt Dispatch Alting March William C. Mastin Syracuse Democratc George W. Foy Albany Witsem Onondaga Albuily Scas Joe Erle Cayntie Abbot Low Moffat Assembly Ways All Means Committee Lie Hs Lill Ochinnelty Martin-Foy Moffat Onundayx Nnrrk Onondaga County Quondags County Onondara Erie Monroy William Z. Lann Martin Assembly Man Foy George B. Parsons Onoewinga

Yale President to Speak at Alumni Dinner in New Haven

Yale University President Charles Seymour will be principal speaker at a Yale Alumni Club dinner at the Quontapa Hotel at 7 PM on Saturday March 16. Arrangements are led by club president Howard W. Hane with other officers listed.

Yale Charles Seymons Charles Seymour New Maven Conn Yale University Yale Alvant Club Quontapa Howard W. Hane Stunie Hemingwits Hamilton Sanford Joh Amos Oscar F. Soule Henry P. Wickes Schuyler Slex Irving D. Vann Seymour Wo

Syracuse Co edes Debate Bates Girls On Isolation Stand

Syracuse University co eds Miss Vivian Lynaugh and Miss Ervating debated at Minn well School of Citizenship against Bates College students Miss Harriet White and Atlie Ruth Gray. Bates argued for isolation and the plan to sever ties, while Syracuse contended that complete isolation would harm the economy and domestic mood under the cash and carry system. Dr Helen W Buetley chaired the event.

Syracuse U Bates U.S Vivian Lynaugh Ervating Wings Syracuse University Harriet White Atlie Ruth Gray Bates College Minnwell School America Symcusany Helen W. Buetley The School of Fineation

Marvin Praises Snow Removal Efforts From Mexico City

Marvin expresses gratitude for snow removal work by Commissioner George B. Fillantyne and staff as newspapers and clippings reach him in Mexico City. Mayor Rolland Marvin and his wife plan a return trip, stopping in Arizona en route, with a March 15 desk return target.

Jovters Mexico

Polish Relief Bill Seeks $15 Million in Aid

A Senate bill sponsored by Senator James M. Mead of New York would authorize a $15,000,000 appropriation to be used under the President for Red Cross or other agency relief, including food clothing and subsistence support for Polish relief efforts. The measure has been referred to the Foreign Relations Committee.

Congress Senate James M. Mead New York Red Cross

Scottish Rite Club to View Travel Film Tonight

The Scottish Rite Club will screen a travel film titled Lotion pictures of by Rocky Novntains. HM. Deyell, manager of the Canarian Pacific Railway's Bank Springs Hotel, will present at a luncheon meeting at the Onondaga Hotel next Monday. The film is in sound and color and runs about 25 minutes.

Scottish Rite Club Lotion Pictures Rocky Novntains HM. Deyell Raihway Bank Springs

Skaneateles Teachers Wait for Pay Amid Delays

Skaneateles teachers face extended delays for overdue pay as the town appoints a new supervisor. Rural schools await state aid funds, while the town treasurer reports a $6000 credit with limited repayment options. Trustees are urged to borrow from rural district reserves to cover salaries until state assistance arrives.

Skaneateles Charles W Flant Len Varant Andy 'Are P.M. Dletter Mfth County District Harrow Money Pectmary

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