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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1949

Page

3

Activation of Heavy Tank Company in Syracuse

National Guard orders activation of the Heavy Tank Company 208th Infantry in Syracuse. Recruiting continues for Regimental HQ, Service, Medical, and First Battalion HQ, with drill nights at Jefferson Street Armory. Training at Pine Camp planned July 31 to Aug 34, with broader 108th and 27th divisions attending.

208Th Infantry Regiment Syracuse Headquarters New York National Guard Jefferson Street George W. Wood 208Th Infantry Pine Camp New York 27Th Infantry Division Wood Jefferson Street Armory Frank Reyre Dewey 108Th Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard National Guard Field Artillery E. Genesee Street 249Th Field Artillery 152D Engineer Guards

Bucknell Student Fined $75 for 75 80 MPH Speeding

An 18 year old Bucknell University student in Lewisburg Pa was fined $75 by Justice George P. Kimball for driving 75 to 80 mph on DeWitt Fayetteville road. The NY licensed car belonged to his father who resides in New York City. The youth admitted prior speeding charges but argued the fine size. The judge said he would have added 310 days in jail if possible and the student wired his father for the cash.

Bucknell University Lewisburg Justice of the Peace George P.kimball Fayetteville DeWitt-Fayetteiville Philip F. Graebel Pennsylvania New York Lves New York City

Fayetteville Man Injured by Car

George Hand, 45, of N. Manhurst Fayetteville suffered a concussion possible skull fracture and facial cuts when struck by an eastbound car as he crossed near Town Hall. He was taken by ambulance to Onondaga General Hospital. Driver Herbert Roberts, 57, of 606 Orchard St. Fayetteville was not cited.

George Hand N. Manhurst Fayetteville Onondaga General Hospital Leo Beebe Sheriff's Office Hand Herbert C. Roberts Orchard St Roberts

YPA Plans Meeting Amid Protest Fiasco

The Young Progressives of America faced legal set back after Justice Kingsley upheld the Board of Education revocation of a permit for an open air protest and concert at Ramson Hall Syracuse University campus leaflets advertised a mass meeting led by Pete Seeger and Laura Duncan while rival claims of authorization and censorship dominated the proceeding and debate.

Young Progressives of America City Hall Syracuse University Board of Education Madiform Ramson Hall Seymour St Nathan HH. Blutman Thomas Cullivan Blutman American Federation of ‘Labor Ramicn Club Cullivan Costello Pete Seegar America Laura Duncan Irving J. Davis Onondaga County Veterans’ ‘Council Davis Jesse E. Kingsley Justice Kingsley Aj iTight Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes Southwick

Death robbery plea tied to Scranton crash case

Vincent, 26, of Syracuse pleaded guilty to robbery and involuntary manslaughter in the death of Clifton A. Rowe, 37, of Binghamton. He admitted striking Rowe after their car hit a tree and was ordered held without bail awaiting grand jury action. Rowe was found dead in his wrecked car on a Scranton street Feb 17. Vincent was arrested after tips to Onondaga County deputies.

Herald-Journal Wire Scranton nArthur Vincent Tremont St Syracuse Clifton A. Rowe Binghamton Justice of the Peace Philip Lonergan Montrose Rowe Onondaga County

Man Arrested After Sampson County Hit Run Shuttle

Lennox, a Mattydale resident, allegedly struck a car on South State Street near East Water Street and fled. He was chased by Mrs. Thurlow in a taxicab and later arrested by Deputy Sheriff Frank Rice after the vehicle was forced to stop in the 1100 block of East Genesee.

S. State St E. Water St Thurlow Lennox Mattydale E. Geneseeff William C. Thurlow

Baptist Youth Fellowship Runs 3 Day Crusade for Christ

The Baptist Youth Fellowship of First Baptist Church holds a three day Crusade for Christ Through Evangelism aimed at reaching unchurched youth in Syracuse and Onondaga County. Rev. Schroeder directs evangelism as laymen receive instruction. themes center on friendship fellowship and Christian disciple- ship with activities at First and Eastwood churches and a screening of the film Reaching from Heaven.

Baptist Youth Fellowship First Baptist Church Crusade For Christ Caroline Shelby The Uelen Galuska Keuka College Doris Anne Weinert James M. Dick Rochester Baptist Youth Fellowship of the First Bapsis Church Syracuse Onondaga County Schroeder Pal Eastwood Baptist Church Gordon He.schroeder New York Baptist Convention James Dick Helen Galusha Doris Weinert Arlene Bird Pauls Dunning John Isgro Virginia Pearson Marilyn Zitzow Mary Ernandes Shirley Sears Arlene Pearson Lee Sanford Warren L. Adams

Fire calls and alarms report across city locations

Firefighters responded to a 10 alarm at 207 Strathmore Drive when a homeowner forgot a key. A special alarm at 597 Madison Street followed, agents cited gasoline used to clean brushes triggering calls. At 2313 Lodi Street an overheated heater burned a hole in the floor.

Strathmore Dr Madison St

U S Is Called Too Meek At Rotary Talk

Arthur C. Horrocks of Goodyear told Rotary Club members in Hotel Onondaga yesterday that the United States lacks the assertive spirit to use its resources and the same edge seen in Nazi nations. Clare C. Russell presided. three new members were welcomed: Theodore M. Hancock Irving Hart and Harold V. Pratt.

United States Arthur C. Horrocks Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Rotary Club Hotel Onondagas Horrocks America Clare C. Russell Theodore M. Hancock Irving Hart Harold V. Pratt

Bride Hurries From Wedding to Visit Mother in Hospital

The wedding of Miss Diane Gantley and Richard Earle proceeded at Elmwood Presbyterian Church while the bride rushed to Syracuse Memorial Hospital to see her mother, Mrs. Frank Gantley. Mrs. Gantley greeted the bridal party in full dress and received wedding cake slices. Diane Gantley, a nurse in training at Binghamton City Hospital, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 103 Lynch Ave. Richard Earle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Karle of 304 Breman Ave.

Frank Gantley Syracuse Memorial Hospital Diane Gantley Richard Earle Elmwood Presbyterian Church Lynch Av Binghamton City Hospital Karle Rudolph Karle Breman Av

Grange Meeting to Feature Centennial Parade Slides

Geddes Grange plans a meeting at Ashbury Methodist Church to view slides of Syracuse's Centennial parade. A covered dish supper begins at 6 30 P M before the session.

Syracuse Ameeting Geddess Grange Ashbury M. E

Woman Pays Fine in Lottery Case at Mae and Joes

Mae and Joe's Restaurant proprietor Josephine Neufang paid 75 dollars in fines after pleading guilty to punchboard and fishbowl lottery charges. The case, part of a wider policy racket crackdown, saw her sentence reduced and suspended, with a 30 day term suspended. Police said she was arrested Thursday by detectives Holland Weiskotten and Currier. Edward Nelson, 52, faced arraignment on possession of lottery tickets, with 1600 dollar bail set and hearing scheduled for March 21. Nelson, found at Mancini's Grocery, carried 86 lottery tickets and earned a 13 cent commission per ticket sold.

Josephine Neufang Mae and Joe's Taliman St Vickers Bamerick Edward Nelson Liverpool Nelson Mancini S. State Jackson Sts Elmon Ames William Sushereba John A. Kinney Kimney Jlaborer

Democracy classes doubted in Italy says Syracuse professor

Dr. T. W. Smith of Syracuse University told a Hendricks Chapel audience that Italian schools overemphasize history. He argued objective teaching requires imagination and warned Italy’s 44 million people cannot be supported by a land that sustains only 25 million.

T. W. Smith Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel

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