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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1941
Page
3
Proceeds from the event go to the Women's Building Fund at Syracuse University. Mrs. Fuller attends as a guest of Miss William R. Gilbert of 1402 Lancaster Avenue and holds conferences with Radcliffe College alumnae during her visit.
The Nadile murder trial opened with five spectators ejected from the courtroom by Justice Jesse F. Kingsley after persistent chatter and laughter disrupted proceedings. Five witnesses described events around March 15, 1933, including sightings near the cemetery and at gas stations, with Nadile identified by some under questioning.
Mayor Rolland B. Marvin will serve on the advisory committee for the Syracuse General Hospital expansion. Oscar F. Soule announced the committee, noting beds are urgently needed to relieve citywide health pressures.
Benefits of FASTEETH powder for dentures include firmer plates, comfortable wear, and reduced plate odor. It has no gummy taste or nausea, is alkaline, and is available at drug stores.
Five members of Clyde Matthews family perished when a wind driven blaze swept a four room house on West Colesville road yesterday morning. Sheriff Earl Daniels said an overheated wood stove started the fire and the wind fed the flames. Neighbors vainly tried to enter the burning home as the house caved in with the bodies found on the second floor. Funeral services for Clyde Matthews Emma Purdy Matthews and their three children La uvonne Isabel and Kenneth are planned for today at the West Colesville Christian Church or Titus funeral home with Rev. William H Sheffier presiding. Mr Matthews has one sister and several brothers surviving along with his parents. The tragedy occurred while the family slept and there was no warning of the imminent danger.
Charles L. Stevens headmaster of Wilbraham Academy spoke at a Central New York alumni luncheon in the Hotel Syracuse. He outlined an Alumni Council plan to raise $25,000 for restoring a church on the Wilbraham campus.
Leland L. Lewis age 20 of Cortland Avenue pleaded not guilty in Police Court to burglary third degree and waived examination. He was ordered held for the Grand Jury after admitting involvement in more than 20 downtown rooftop burglaries. James R. Gray also denied charges and is held on $1,000 bail with his case adjourned to March 26.
Mayor Rolland B. Marvin departs by train for Albany to confer with legislative leaders. He will attend the annual dinner of the Legislative Correspondents Association tomorrow night.
Dr William Lindsay Young moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A in Syracuse urged a stalemate to end the European war. He favored negotiated peace if possible and said Britain might win if a decisive victory occurs, stressing the church’s moral duty on the home front.
A lecture postponed from last night due to storm conditions will be held at 8 PM today at Beauchamp Branch Library in Syracuse. Mrs. Dorothy Fuller, Brockton Mass, little theater organizer, is the speaker.
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