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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1949
Page
26
State aid of Fi7.2125G is allocated for the continuance and expansion of the Onondaga County Child Guidance Clinic. The clinic provides diagnosis and psychiatric treatment for emotionally disturbed children with referrals from schools, parents, and physicians. Staff includes Dr. John II Director and Dorothea Suttean among others.
Joseph Brennan, 33, of 12% WY. Adams St., appeared in Police Court with six charges from incidents on Dec. 22 and Jan. 6. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a licensed operator, receiving 30 and 30 day terms to be served concurrently, plus fines or jail as specified. A charge of unlicensed operator was dismissed. He also faced a failing to change address charge and public intoxication with fines or short jail terms.
About 4000 Girl Scouts from Onondaga County gather in the auditorium of the Central New York Power Corp at 3 39 P M Friday to observe the birthday of Juliette Low founder of the Girl Scouts. They will contribute to the Juliette Low Bank and participate in a songfest led by Sliss Terry Farnham. A travel film will be shown and prizes awarded to top cookie sellers in the city and county.
The Syracuse section of the American Welding Society will host a meeting with principal speaker R W Clark from General Electric Schenectady on The Application and Control of Welding. Warne Smith of Brown Lipe Chaplin Corp speaks on Foremen and the Taft Hartley Law. Dinner at 6 and meeting at 8 Includes film Football Highlights of 1948.
Henry J. Svir a grand chief ranger of the Foresters of America in New York State will speak at a joint meeting of the Courts of Forestry in Onondaga County. The event at the Foresters Temple is arranged by Albert Frinzinger of Syracuse and Edward Eckert of Buffalo. Participating courts include De Witt 368 Princes Delseemibvite 479 and Salt City 330.
The Associated Press reports the Senate convenes with Senator Cain criticizing Mon Wallgren for head of the National Resources Security Board amid stalling moves. Committees push reciprocal trade talks and the Wallgren nomination while the Armed Services panel reviews the nomination. House actions include eulogies for Rep Sol Bloom and labor hearings on Taft Hartley repeal. Committee work on Social Security continues, with a Republican conference urged after adjournment.
A list of traffic related defendants and addresses appears for a traffic court session. Names include Sogeers, Noontz, Garzan, Ferrazza, Freidman, Lohman, Bentler, Andrus, and Seymour among others. Locations referenced include North Syracuse Ithaca Canton and Cazenovia. Fines noted include amounts like $10 and $16 with notices of address change.
NYSE price report from New York covers March activity with listed stocks, trading values, and notable shifts. Details include prominent names and sector movement, reflecting market tone and investor sentiment during the month.
Plymouth Congregational Church hosts a Lenten fellowship dinner in Hirtland Hall at 6 30 PM with Rev Dr Fred Field Goodsell executive vice president of the American Board of Foreign Missions of Boston as speaker He will discuss Our Christian World Mission Today in a combined session with the church women’s association
Pattern 3548 offered for toddlers with embroidery transfer. Girls frilled sunsuit and plain boys suit in sizes 1 to 4. Send 20 cents, include name address and zone to Syracuse Herald Journal Needlecraft Dept Brooklyn Box 116.
George J. Doran of Baldwinsville had his license restored by Justice D. Page Morehouse Jr after the State Motor Vehicle Commission had revoked it for a Wisconsin arrest. Doran’s attorney argued the suspension was an abuse of authority and the hearing had not yet produced a conviction.
George Bartlett 40 of S Townsend Sr. pleaded guilty in county court today to a reduced charge of second degree assault. Judge Leo W. Breed ordered evaluation for sentence. Bartlett had been indicted for first degree assault over a Aug 25 incident at S Townsend St where he alleges intoxication led to a scuffle during which a shotgun fired wounding Rene Reed in the leg. Reed was hospitalized several days at St Joseph’s Hospital.
Hollywood gossip notes THOMAS D. COOLICANX fears TV may alter acting careers with junior performers gaining exposure. NBC executives discuss new shows and a Town Meeting segment titled America’s Town Meeting Tonight. The Happy Gang airs 1 15 daily with Lent programming on WNDR. NEC will receive a public service award Saturday.
New York traders saw a mixed session as gains appeared in many issues while others declined or held near Monday’s close. Western Air Lines traded 100000 shares with a 3 percent gain and a 4 point drop in later deals. Other notable movers included Douglas Aircraft up about 2 percent and Superior Oil of California up 4 percent alongside General Motors and Sears Roebuck among a list of advancing stocks.
A late minute caveat from The Hersid Journal explains it is not responsible for last minute radio program changes by stations. The notice warns readers that schedules may vary and should be confirmed with the stations directly.
Radio program notes show PMU-WEBI-FM and WEEL-FM schedules with guests Dam Seamers and Charles Langhies and a Tuesday evening lineup. Mentions Pax Westen’s PMU-WEBI and multiple sponsors such as Owens-Illinois and Sinclair Oil, with U S Steel and Dow Chemical among those at the losing end in a related market report.
Two burglaries were reported with thefts at the University Club in Fayetteville and Serrendina Furniture Store. Cash and valuables were taken, including $30 in cash and a gold ring at the club, and $60 plus a yellow gold wing from the furniture store. Police noted the incidents occurred overnight.
Weather summary reports a fair and cold pattern across the East with partly cloudy skies elsewhere. A warm front moves north and a cold front follows, with stationary boundaries and typical pressure-system movement. The forecast covers five days for the Syracuse area, from 6 AM to 6 PM, noting warmer air aloft and cooler air near the surface.
Television station listings show a Tuesday night schedule highlighting channel air times and program names. The brief notes indicate a focus on Sev 0-Star reruns and miscellaneous entries.
U S Weather Bureau predicts rain and warmer tonight with a low near 35. Tomorrow brings snow flurries and colder as record highs and lows are noted. yesterday reached 26 with a 15 low. Sunset 6 03 PM, sunrise 6 28 AM.
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