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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1952

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Condemned Corn Unused Says Rudnick Holds Firm

In Utica the U S government filed against Oneida in a Food and Drug Act case. Jon Rudnick president of Jack's Testy Snack Corp says the condemned popcorn was not used and was taken by a U S inspector within five days of arrival. Wyandott Popcorn Co of Marion Ohio will issue a statement.

Oneida Jon Rudnick Jack's Testy Snack Corp U. S Glen Porter Utica Wyandott Popcorn Co Marion

Miss Hurd Funeral Set for Tomorrow in Oneida

Miss Hurd longtime educator and community leader dies after long illness at home 345 Main St Oneida born Wampsville daughter of Wales and Sophronia Babcock Hurd. She graduated from Houghton Seminary and Boston Cooking School and led Oneida Morning Musicale. She served Utica Savings Bank as home service director from 1922 to 1942 and taught dietetics in hospitals. Burial in Fairview Cemetery with private service at First Presbyterian Church.

Hurd Jong Main St Atong Wampsville Wales S Sophronia Babcock Oneida Houghton Seminary Clinton Houghton Seminary Association Boston Cooking School Progress Club Shenandoah DAR Mayflower Society Gneida City Hospital First Presbyterian Church Miss Hurd Une Cornell Uni Suis Charles F.eamillis James J. Mortey Fairvie Bridgewater

High S. A. Officers To Be Speakers In Cortland

Lt Col William Maltby, Western New York Division commander, and Mrs Maltby will speak at Cortland Salvation Army meetings tomorrow evening. Mrs Maltby speaks at 615 PM in the Young People's Meeting and the colonel at 150 PM. Both sessions open to the public.

Mrs Williams Funeral Today In De Kalb Junction

Mrs Jennie Williams 77 widow of John Williams of Richville died Wednesday at Gillett Nursing Home De Kalb Junction. Survived by sister Emozene Wood Richville brother Burton Price Palmyra and several nieces and nephews. Services today at 2 PM at Kentfield Funeral Home De Kalb Junction. Burial Wayside Cemetery Richville.

Brazil Opens Army Communist Purge

Rio de Janeiro reports a sweeping anti communist drive with army sergeants arrested from 17 to 28 as part of a campaign led by General Zenedie da Costa. The general confirms arrests within the armed forces but declines to name officers implicated.

Rio DE Ganeiro Zenedie da Costa

Eight Year Old Boy Killed In Broad Street Accident

Roland Lewis eight died after dashing into Broad Street traffic near Oneida City Hospital. Driver William Flanagan 54 slowed to about 18 feet stopping distance but could not avoid the boy. Coroner's verdict expected accidental death with no criminal negligence. police investigated. boy from 229 Park Avenue with Howard and Helen Lewis.

Oneida Broad St Roland Lewis Howard Helen Lewis Park Av William Flanagan Elizabeth St Oneida City Hospital Arthur Broga Broga

Shortages Cut Road Building 30 Percent in 1951

New York State Public Works report to Governor Dewey cites a 30.4% drop in highway construction contracts in 1951 due to shortages of key materials. Bids on 167 projects totaled 68,062,87, while 1950 saw 91,999,000. Steel, copper, and electrical cables limited concrete pavements and bridges, with $166 million in highway funds planned for this year.

Albany State Public Works Department Dewey Bidollar Watertown Beriha M Juhan Oliver Juhan EL Moulton Sr TS Highway Recon Mercy Hospital Awaj Citadel Salvation Army

Man Held On Theft Charge In Seneca Falls

William Yolland, 28, waived nomination yesterday before Police Justice Rover E Horton on charges of third degree larceny and second degree grand larceny. He was held for the grand jury and committed to county jail after allegedly breaking into Harry's Grill and stealing over $100 from a locked cabinet. Harry Crothers owned the grill.

Seneca Falls William Yolland Rover E. Horton Yolland Harry’s Grill Dgrill Harry Crothers

John W Bethel Funeral Monday

John W Bethel a native of Antwerp and former teacher at Potsdam and Babylon died yesterday at Mercy Hospital after three years of poor health Funeral services are Monday at 2 PM from the home of his parents in Depot Street Antwerp Rev Folio D Pierce will officiate Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery Antwerp He was born in Antwerp son of George Bethel He graduated from Antwerp high Syracuse University and Columbia University He taught at Potsdam High for three years and at Babylon High for four years He is survived by his parents and a sister Mrs David Ryder of Gouverneur

Antwerp George Bethel Syraci University Columbia University Potsdam High Baoyion High School David Ryder Gouvertreur

George L. Marshall Funeral Monday

Waterloo George I L Marshall retired owner of a cooperage died yesterday at his home 33 Stark Street after a short illness He served 25 years on the Waterloo Board of Education including a long tenure as president He was on the Waterloo hospital board trustees represented Waterloo in the Finger Lakes Association and belonged to Waterloo Council Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society St Marys Church Seneca Falls Lodge of Eths Funeral services will be held at 830 AM Monday in the home and at 9 AM in St Marys Church with the Rev George T McCall officiating burial will be in St Marys Cemetery

Waterloo George Il Mmarshall Starket Marshall Waterloo Board of Education Waterloo Hospital Board of Trustees Finger Lakes Association Waterloo Council Knights of Columbus Holdy Name Society St. Mary‘s Church Seneca Falls Lodge Eths St. Mary's Church George T. McCall St. Mary’s Cemetery

Study of Lake Fish Asked

Geneva area conservation clubs seek assistance from the New York State Conservation Department to study Seneca Lake fish. A joint meeting of Seneca Yates and Ontario county clubs, sponsored by Geneva Field Trial and Conservation clubs, discussed Dr T T Odell's call for basic research to preserve game fish.

Geneva New York State Conservation Department Seneca Lake Seneca Yates Ontario T. T. Odell Odell Grange Fulton Lower Owego First St. Hall Mount Pleasant Grange

Massena Paratrooper wounded in Korea sent to Japan hospital

Pvt. John Duranceau, paratrooper son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duranceau of 74 Ober Street, Massena, wounded in action in Korea. He injured his back and is being shipped to a hospital in Japan for treatment. He arrived in Korea on November 15, 1951.

Massena Joseph Duranceau Pvt John Duranceau Korea Japan

Dennison Indicted On 2d Degree Charge In Norwich

A Norwich man, Harry Dennison, 36, was indicted by the grand jury for murder in the second degree in the March 34 knife slaying of his wife Mildred B. Dennison, 40, at their Woods Corners home. He pled not guilty by reason of temporary insanity and is remanded to custody for the May term trial.

Norwich Harry Dennison Dennison Mildred B. Dennison Woods Corners Supreme Court Justic Joseph P. Molinar Amos Tuckey Afton Uber Justic Molinari Joseph Pozeisky Pozofsky Frank W. Bates

Four Oneida youths admit series of petty thefts

Four juvenile suspects aged 9 to 12 confessed to thefts in Oneida city after police questioned them. They admitted breaking into Tracy Hesse at 2 Lenox Ave and stealing items from vehicles, including a flashlight and a bicycle. Police recovered binoculars and a camera from a city dump.

Oneida Ace 2000 County Children’s Court Tracy Hesse Lenox Av Matthew Flagler Hese Tne The Ice Gouths

Cost Guesses Run Too Low Says Geneva Council

Geneva officials clash over Marsh Creek changes as residents cite flooding in cellars and urge halt on low cost estimates. Public Works to review bids including Mohawk Paving bid of 27310 and an 18000 estimate, with new bids possible after council delays. Dr Paul R Jackson to speak at Youth For Christ rally in court house auditorium tonight at 7 45.

Geneva Thomas Albert Eynch Grance Mens of Public Works Committee Ibirs Common Council Hillcrest Av Bowman N. Exchange St Mohawk Towl Company Board of Public Works Marsh Creek Paul R. Jackson

Tilkins Faces Court Monday for Stabbing Case

Tilkins 23 of 26 North Street is charged with second degree murder in the Feb 5 killing of Cpl. Charles J. Curtiss 23 USAF at the Curtiss home 56 Walnut Street. An arraignment before City Recorder John L. Naskiewicz is set for 10 A M Monday and includes planned sanity tests at Willard State Hospital to determine if commitment to a mental institution or regular arraignment follows.

IGRN aAssistant Gerald Sapersteit George M. Michaels B. Tilkins Charles J. Curtiss USAF Walnut St Tilkins John L. Naskiewicz Naskiewicz Willard State Hospital Auburn Willard Michaels

Holstein Club Will Meet Apr 16

The Madison County Holstein Club schedules its annual dinner meeting for 7 30 P M on April 16 at the Cazenovia Methodist Church Mor risville plans include speaker Ralph Carroll radio commentator from WNFB Binghamton who will talk and show travel movies in the South Tickets may be bought from club members Final sale plans were made for the Holstein cattle sale to be held at the Earlville sales pavilion on April 16 Manifort Kelsey Canastota vice president has chosen cattle for members The DuPont farms movies at Elkton Md were shown by Dr Richard Sears a former Cazenovia veterinarian now a DuPont farms consultant.

Oneida Madison County Holstein Club Cazenovia Methodist Morrisville Ralph Carroll WNFB Binghamton South Floya Fisher Canastota Earlville Sales Manifort Kelsey DuPont Farms Elkton Richard Sears Cazenovial

Poll Shows Eisenhower Favored by Hamilton College

Hamilton College students and faculty preferred Eisenhower over Truman and Taft in a campus poll reported by The Spectator. Eisenhower led Taft by large margins among students and by a smaller margin over Truman among faculty, with varied splits in hypothetical matched races.

Clinton Eisenhower Truman Taft Hamilton College the Spectator White House Taany Voles Robert

Mrs Mary Manning Dies in Geneva After Long Illness

Mrs. Mary E Manning aged 33 of 283 Castle Street Geneva died after a lengthy illness. She was born in Yates County and had lived in Geneva for 63 years. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.

Mary Manning Geneva Mary E. Manning Castle St Yates County

Famous Case To Be Discussed At Cortland Dinner

Cortland exchange hears Rev Dr Ralph Harlow of Smith College speak on The Legacy of the Graveland Case in the Structure for Justice at a regular dinner meeting. The Supreme Court sent the case back for retrial, calling the first trial a prime example of threats to American justice. Also noted is bank director Robert G Horr elected to a three year term at Northern New York Trust Company. Oswego Hospital births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Michalski and another to Mr and Mrs Gene Bellanger.

Wortland Ralph Harlow Smith College Graveland Cortland Exchange Moday Cortlandvile Grange U. S. Supreme Court Waterylown Robert G. Horr Clinton St Agricultural Insurance Company Empire State Insurance Company Northern New York Trust Company Oswego Oswego Hospital John Michalski Stave Road Land Me Gene Bellanger

Altar Guild Card Party To Aid Church Fund

Oswego Altar Guild of St Josephs Catholic Church plans a fashion show and card party on April 24 at Dante Alighiers Hall W Fourth and Mohawk. Event features a Children’s Fashion Parade with proceeds toward the church building fund. Teabelle Molinari and Mr Emily Cafatone co chair arrangements.

Oswego — Altar Guild St. Joseph's Catholic Church Dante Alighiers Hall W. Fourth Mohawk Teabelle Molinari Emily Cafatone

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