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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1941

Page

2

Bank Settlement Ends Five Year City Bank Dispute

United States District Court Judge Frederick H. Bryant authorized a consent judgment of 50000 dollars plus interest and future dividends from the Salt Springs National Bank receiver in settlement of a five year dispute with the City of Syracuse. The bank, closed in 1933, will declare a 5 percent dividend to creditors and depositors, totaling 7 percent to date. James C. Tomer will urge acceptance of the plan. Eli Gingold represented the bank receiver and George M. Haight.

Salt Springs National Bank Syracuse Frederick H. Bryant United States District Court James C. Tormer Corporation Board of Estimate Eli Gingold George M. Haight Gingold Keith F. Driscoll Driscoll National Guard Haight Coton United States Supreme Court Bryant

French Count Jehan de Noue Lectures at Local Museum

Count Jehan de Noue official Alliance Francaise envoy discusses wartime liaison with British forces during the retreat of Dunkirk in a 3:15 PM French lecture at the Museum of Fine Arts. Sponsored by L Alliance Francaise, president Mrs Carlton F Potter. Noue arrives from Ithaca after lecturing at Cornell and will stay with Dr and Mrs Potter.

Jehan de Noue International’ Alliance Francaise Kunkerque Museum of Fine Arts L’alliance Francaise Carlton F. Potter Waverly Avenue Count Noue Syracuse Ithaca Cornell University

Mrs Fuller to Speak On Book Fashions at Beauchamp

Dorothy Harding Fuller will lecture on Trends and Fashions in Books at the Beauchamp Branch Library auditorium on March 18 under the Syracuse University Library Alumni Association sponsorship. Proceeds go to the Syracuse University Women's Building fund with Miss Eleanor Church as general chairman.

Induction rolls list 52 selectees across Syracuse boards

Four local draft boards in Onondaga announce 52 men listed for induction. Fifty report Friday with some scheduled for Monday. Local Board 462 names 269 men to report Friday morning. Notables include Harold G. Berman and Henry S. Berkman alumni of local colleges.

Onondaga Sardis Tulin Fristar Edward W. Weitheje Avon Road Philip L. Snyder Wilson Street Joseph S. Ciszewski Burnet Avenue Donald H. Birchard Collingwood Avenue Julian W. Bell Edwards Avenue John W. Fancher Candee Avenue Leon Cohn Cumberland Avenue Milton Wallace East Fayette Street William Carter Fenway Drive John M. Bucci R. D Syracuse Bellevue Avenue Michael Hkurak Jamesville Marcus ©. Randall Apulia William F. LaFlam Lafayette Floyd W. Beals, Jr Nedrow Thomas P. O'Boyle South Saling Street Haller G. Lee Gene J. Keehfus John E. Morgen John D. Moore Harold P. Nau

School's Bachelors' Club Stages Spring Fashion Show

Eleven members of Vocational High School's Bachelors' Club presented a fashion show for students in the auditorium. The event showcased spring attire and featured a waffle snack break. Under Miss Amy Barnard the class teaches hands on skills in pressing, mending, budgeting, and cooking with plans for a future student luncheon.

Vocational High School Amy Barnard Frank Barone George Branca John Cerio George Coyle Tony Degelorma Thomas Hunter Rich Richard Miewski Vocational

1941 Outlook Bright for New York Central

The New York Central Railroad projects strong 1941 earnings. 1940 results show operating revenues of 370,545,875, up 8.6 percent from 1959, with net income reaching 21,265,084 after depreciation. Heavy rail upgrades added locomotives and freight cars, aiming to meet demand with orders for 1941 deliveries.

New York Central Railroad F. =. Williamson Williamson Robert W. Bratton New York Central Railroad Company

Parking Fees for State Cars contested by Albany officials

Albany challenges Attorney General ruling that state owned cars are exempt from parking meters. Corporation Counsel James J McGuiness says drivers on official business will get tags if coins are not deposited. Syracuse has already required payment, with a judge upholding the meter fee for state vehicles.

Albany James J. McGuiness Syracuse Frank PL Malruss Reid AirOortey Toying Dease Asc Fhe Grivers

Traffic Demands Forecast and Freight Revenue Share noted

The report projects future traffic demands and shows freight revenues making up 72.9 percent of gross revenues while passenger receipts account for 16.02 percent and other items 11.05 percent. Wages amount to 176,565,178 dollars or seven point six five percent of gross revenues.

Noises at St. Peter's Italian Church Trial Reopens

Noise near St. Peter's Italian Church from New York Central Railroad lines reached 120 decibels and pain threshold. Prof. Le Roy A. Mullin of Syracuse University testified in the Court of Claims. The church seeks access lights and air easements in a retrial after a 22,572.23 dollar award was overturned by the Appellate Division.

St. Peter's New York Central Railroad LeRoy A. Mullin Syracuse University Court of Claims James J. Barrett

Mascaro Opens NYC Conference on Cadet Examinations

Captain Mascaro chief medical examiner for Northwestern New York Army Recruiting District attends a New York City conference with the cadet examiners. He will discuss flying cadet physical standards and on return administer preliminary examinations to local applicants.

Mascaro New York City Joseph Mascaro New York Fixing Cadet Board of Examiners

Gold Medal Kidney and Bladder Health Remedy

Advertises Gold Medal Kidney and Bladder Health capsules to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and ease night-time urges. Claims to relieve burning, backache, cramps, and general weakness of urinary passages. Promote original Gold Medal product with a 30 cent pack.

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