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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

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2

Pedestrian injury suit seeks 15000 in federal case

Walter Lewis of 110 Hawthorne Street sues Robert G. Heffernan in Supreme Court before Justice Henry J. Kimball and a jury for 15000 claiming injuries from an automobile collision in 1999. Lois seeks 19000 for medical costs and damages. case involves East Ciptvesce Street and Fornsai venti. Yale star Heffernan testified earlier. patrolman Holley prepared to testify.

Cir Tritt Anweelixener Nellan Walter Lewis Hawthorne Street Rober G. Heffernan Carcanvin Supreme Court Henry J. Kimball Lois Uefformm Fornsai Venti East Ciptvesce Steet Dee Lewis von Ngai Fa Sussiuh Yale Heffarnnn Stuart Holley

D L W to Open Bids on April 30 for Elimination Project

The D L W company will open bids April 30 for a $6.5 million elimination project. Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission official Nelson F. Pis ehlot stated land acquisition will be completed or arranged by condemnation as needed.

Ane Publfe-erejeo ‘Commission Alleials Mt. SW Container Tu Lolegrim Som de Ry Yuin Nis

County Eyes Snow Rotors for Road Clearing

County highway department considers purchasing four newly developed snow rotor wings with water jets to fling snow from roads after a demonstration on Swerek Road. The detachable units fit standard snow plows and aim to reduce deep plow banks and high snow drifts. The 140 horsepower truck power is cited for the wing system.

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Three Saved in $125,000 Rome Apartment Fire

A top floor fire in the Larkin Block Rome destroyed bowling alleys and a library as five people, including Javaly Heciler, were rescued or treated for smoke inhalation. Fire began shortly after 1 AM with a west wind aiding spread. damage estimated at 125000 to 130000 dollars. Firefighters contained the blaze by 3:23 AM. one man hospitalized in serious but non life threatening condition. The block dates from 35 years ago on Dowmlnick Street replacing a prior commercial site.

Rome Mure Stokes Larkin Blowle Wasinnss Tahduinek Michael J. Larkin Supreme Court Huntien Birr Harry W. Piggott Wideler Waltam Welch Heckler Rome Sam Alan Swans Lew Sevcords Lwe Enet Dowmlnick Street Link Quora Haven Hoare

Abandonment Suspect Held in Oneida County Action

Matthew Forman, former Syracuse salesman, sought on abandonment charges, arrested in Littentortay after a sheriff's office report from Deputy Arthur Williams. District Attorney Maw-Thhimey said Forman’s case ties to a drive targeting abandonment and public charges through negligence. A teletype dispatched information to Oneida County sheriff's pits. Robin Aner to send a deputy to capture Forman. Forman was indicted in May 1987 after a wife’s complaint alleging abandonment of her and two children, Richard and Nona.

Matthew Fornan Littentortay Arthur Williams Oneida Aurist of Forman Hie Annie Donald M. Maw- Thhimey Tobet Forman Utes Howard L. Mosher Oneida County Pitcc Onondaga County Kori Robin A. Aner Uutorn Pell Fornan

Jack Howard Transfers to Army Air Corps

Jack Howard son of Mr and Mrs Rovers Howard of 1045 Southe credites Street, formerly with Company H 23th Infantry, United States Army at Fort Niagara, has been transferred to the aeronautical division at Mitchell Field. He enlisted eighteen months ago at the Syracuse recruiting office and is a graduate of Central High School.

Jack Howard Army Air Corps Ate Rovers Howard Southeredites Street 23Th Infantry United States Army Fort Niegara Aeronautical Division Mitchell Field Syracuse Hos Central Esl

City to Ask Bids on WPA Paint and Materials

City officials plan advertising for bids to supply WPA paint for projects, window glass for brass pane replacements, paint and electrical supplies for the Department of Education, and bituminous coal for the Wolfare Bathing. Bids open next Monday. Some commissioners reported eight new bids at around 226 per barrel for quarterly cement supply, with other firms bidding 278 per barrel. Center Mors announced 8909 per ton and a half truck for Public Works, and 4512.25 per ton and a half truck with trimming equipment for Parks Department.

Singur Department of Purchase Center Miors Public Works Parka

Big Freighter Sinks At Baltimore Pier Suspected Sabotage

Baltimore March 21 Harvol Engineer fret Kien reported an unidentified steam ship sunk at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad pier. The vessel, named the Panamanian and owned by Aznoli Bernstein, a German-Jewish shipping magnate, faced Nazi actions earlier. Authorities probe sabotage as plans for a direct freigh t service to England with the 27000 ton ship were announced.

Baltimore Harvol Fret Kien Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Harbab Gald Pahananion Aznoli Bernstein Jdagnate Holstein England

Syracuse University Student Government Vote Set for April 9

The men's student government election at Syracuse University is scheduled for Tuesday April 9. Francis A Shea of Auburn announces his candidacy for president at Maxwell School of Citizenship. Shea is treasurer of the jurinc clar and a member of the Bi Knopa family.

Syracuse University Maxwell School of Cleienship Francis A. Shea Auburn Jurinc Clar Bhi Knopa Tan Federnily

Orphans Receive Venison From Deer Shot While Fleeing

State police report a deer driven by chasing dogs was shot near Jamesville Reservoir early today. Locals from Onondaga County Orphans Home in Salt Springs Row will receive the venison as a donation after a brief search by officers and volunteers.

Jamesville Onondaga County Salt Springs Row Lee Harry Moore Farm Pedervole Wesopers Frank Sleitter William Keeley Fayetteville State

Zonta Club hears on how dry air harms complexions

Harriet Corporation editor Migels tells Zonta Club at Syracuse hotel that dry indoor air dulls complexion. He says moist climates keep complexions finer and English and finished women enjoy warmer homes. He cites medical authority linking dry air to colds and winter illness.

Zonta Club Mturgarst Thwels Uarriet Corporation Syracuse America Watt Ingels Hid United States

Lent Sermon Emphasizes God’s Love Over Punishment

Rev. F. P. Bennett of St. Paul’s Spicpet Church delivers a Lent sermon urging the Cross as God’s revelation of love for mankind. He says Jesus faced trial and death to release humanity from death, contrasting a god of wrath with a god of mercy and nurture.

Franklin P. Bennett St. Paul's Spica Tito

Break-in hits display windows in Syracuse area

Two youths about 20 sought in smashing display windows at multiple shops in Syracuse this week. One window at Binns was damaged but nothing stolen. Investigators report more hit locations including Hechts Jewelry, Godechalks shop, and Davie Multaers store with several items stolen and antique guns valued at $40 and jewelry losses noted.

David Phan East Weenington Street Elack Syracuse Binn William Hoody Grady Akon Hecht Jowgiry Washington Street Ars Godechalk Leony Gottschalk Wweler Severn Sporting Goods

County Acts In Flood Peril Amid Snow Bank Breakthrough

Onondaga County roads face historic halt as snowbanks threaten drainage. Highway Superintendent Raymond Traver says a power shovel will cut through banks at culvert sites to allow meltwater to reach the culverts. Work starts within days, funded under highway maintenance rather than snow removal, and aims to open clogged culverts despite unusually deep accumulations.

Onondaga County Pulvopin Raymond ‘Raver Toda Shinuyl Traver Meintenanes Fuuil

Alpha Epsilon Phi Tops Donor Rankings At Syracuse

A scholarly release from Syracuse University shows Alpha Epsilon Phi leading among sororities in donor contributions for 2050 with a top average of 112. The report notes strong overall giving and highlights the sorority's community outreach and scholastic emphasis.

Alpha Epsilon Phi

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