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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1941

Page

3

State to End its Mortgage Moratorium

The plan to end New York mortgage moratoriums targets apartment and income real estate by July 1 with phased cutbacks. Gov Lehman argues tapering or refinancing offers the best fix as the emergency period ends, while legislature prepares budget talks and highway financing hearings.

Benjamin Atias New York Reese New Deal Washington Herbert H New Albany Lee B. Mailer Orange County Lehman Joint Legislative Committee On Assembly Oswald D. Heck Citizens’ Bureau of Governmental Research Senate J. Eugene Zimmer Troy American Labor Party Republican Assembly Irving M. Ives State Board of Regents Legislative Commission Board of Elections

Solvay village treasurer reports steady finances

The Solvay annual report shows a bank balance of 17128 and a $7000 year over year gain. Tax rate remains 2.0 per thousand, with $160000 collected of a $164000 levy. Water operations favor the village with a $800 surplus, highway appropriations reach 37000, and village debt stands at 343000.

Solvay Charles J. Farrell John J. Degan Adrian J. Grobsmith Raymond A. Leachiner Louis Valletta Anthony Weslowski Frank A. Hinder Edward A. O’brien Munnicipal Corporation Public Service Corporation National Youth Administration Shere Daniel F. Mathews

William Wright Remains in Critical Condition After Transfusion

William Wright assistant to Gif ford PF Montague deputy county clerk assigned to the courts remained in a critical condition at his home in Skaneateles Falls today. Wright who succeeded the late Wallace R. W. Merriott a year ago was stricken ill last week and yesterday was given a blood transfusion.

William Wright Gifford PF Montague Skaneateles Falls Wright Wallace R. W. Merriott

Man pleads not guilty to unlawful entry in warehouse fire case

Frank Sagnella 34 alias Sagnelli of 100 Kirkpatrick Street pleaded not guilty in Police Court to unlawful entry. Bail set at 1000 dollars until March 18 after arrest at scene of a $1000 fire that wrecked a two story frame warehouse in the coal yard of the People's Ice Company at 305 Basin Street Saturday night.

People’s Ice Company Basin Street Frank Sagnella Sagnelli Kirkpatrick Street

State Baptist Mission Board Defends Conscience and Morality

The Baptist Missionary convention of New York voted to aid conscientious objectors and defend democracy during crisis. The social service report, led by Rev. Stanley Stuber, urged moral reconstruction after war and warned against radicals while preserving freedom of conscience and church state separation. The plan calls for chaplains in military camps and active church support as about 50 board members met in Syracuse.

Board OF Managers First Baptist Church Board The Baptist Missionary Convention of the Frederick L. Anderson Oxford W. Harold Geiser Binghamton Albert H. Boutweil Ithaca Roy E. Williamson Syracuse Baptist Missiontary Convention State of New Social Service Commission Stanley IL Stuber Clifton Springs Albert H. Boutwell Ithaca2 Bruce E. Jackson New York City Council On

Induction Selectees and Local Board Listings

Continued report lists 17 men to report March 17 at board headquarters Wolf and Park Streets for induction. Highest local order number 492. Includes volunteers forming sixth quota with names and addresses from Syracuse area boards and localities. Fire record notes Tuesday with no fire.

Main Wolf and Park Streets Michael Elsasser Court Street Howard Drescher Danforth Street James P. Casey Lawrence Street James F. Young Burdick Avenue John F. Crowley Pleasantview Avenue Leonard 4. Knoll Kenneth P. Filow Darlington Road Angelo J. Compagni Park Street Syracuse Fort Niegare Michael Krevensky Ernest H. Curtis Anthony P. Mullally George L. Clarke Francis E. Shea Robert D. Roe, Jr Herbert A. Butler George T. Gwilliam William F. Gleason Richard O. DeWitt William E. Crego Hamilton Board George E. Gale Lloyd A. Wilcox Robert A. Williams John F. van Sivke Lowell C. Mathews Kenneth D. Eaton Berley J. Shirley

Nine Parcel Post Carriers Receive Safe Driving Medals

Syracuse post office honored nine parcel post drivers with lapel medals for a full year without accidents. Acting Postmaster Cornelius J. Nugent presented the awards after the men logged about 67 000 miles from July 1, 1939, to June 30, 1940. Medal recipients included Harold K. Gratzer, Fred B. Hutchings, William H. Merrill, John A. Piston, John E. Smith, Vincent R. Grossi, Edward C Masso, Herbert C. Critchfield, and Orla A. Thomas, with medals for one to five years.

Syracuse Cornelius J. Nugent Nugent Syracuse Post Office Chamber of Commerce Postal Department Feeis Harold K. Gratzer Fred B. Hutchings William H. Merrill John A. Piston John E. Smith Vincent R. Grossi Edward C Masso Herbert C. Critchfield Orla A. Thomas Left Orient Mr. Nugent Somn E Bait Orla

New Hearing On Milk Price Held Likely

Dr. O Reed of the U S Department of Agriculture indicates another public hearing may be scheduled to study the milk marketing orders and consider amendments. The Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency sought a higher Class 1 price, while April set a minimum price. producers fear summer shortages if prices stay low. Ralph C Norton of Boonville pledged support to refine the milk marketing program for a fair living price to efficient producers.

Reed United States Secretary of Agriculture

Kiwanis Frolic Draws Over 150 Despite Bad Weather

Syracuse Kiwanis Club expects more than 150 members to attend an inter club dinner and frolic at Hotel Syracuse at 6 30 P M Vaudeville acts musical numbers and a floor show are planned P J Sullivan heads the event with delegations from Utica Rome Watertown Boonville Lowville Oswego Fulton Dion Frankfort Dewitt Auburn and Cortland cancelled due to driving conditions

Syracuse Kiwanis Club Hotel Syracuse Utica Rome Watertown Boonville Lowville Oswego Fulton Dion Frankfort Dewitt Auburn Cortland

Pastor Joslyn Likely to be Assigned at Fort McClellan

The War Department requested Rev. John A. Joslyn pastor of English Lutheran Church of the Atonement be assigned to Fort McClellan Alabama when ordered to active duty. Joslyn has taken a church leave and will take a physical at Fort Ontario with a probable activation around April 1. He has served since 1923 and is active in Syracuse church groups.

John A. Joslyn English Lutheran Church of the Atonement Fort McClellan Ala War Department United States Army Joslyn Jacob Bloss First Military First Military Area, Said Mfr Fort Ontario

Boy Rescued In Flat Fire Improves At Hospital

Leonard Pfaff four-year-old East Syracuse was rescued from a smoke filled flat where his two year old brother Arnold died. Leonard remained in an oxygen tent at University Hospital with slight but noted improvement. Funeral for Arnold at Cline Wilhelm East Syracuse with Rev Carlton Stevens, burial in Canastota. Coroner ruled accidental death. parents left children unattended.

University Hospital Leonard Pfaff Manlius Street East Syracuse Arnold Leonard Pluff Cline & Wilhelm Funeral Home Carlton W. Stevens

County Relief Load Rises by Nine Cases

Onondaga County Welfare Department reports a rise of nine relief cases last week. Commissioner Leon H. Abbott announced the totals: 4 952 active cases on Saturday, 4 843 on March 1, with 21 new, 81 reopened, and 20 recurred. Total intake 122, 113 closed, 6 applications rejected at intake.

Onondaga County Welfare Department Leon H. Abbott

Marriage licenses for Windmoeller and Burghart

Henry Frederick Windmoeller of 911 Lodi Street and Virginia j Norman Burghart of 150 Seymour Street obtained marriage licenses.

Henry Frederick Windmoeller Lodi Street Virginia

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