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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1949
Page
14
A dense obituary column lists multiple Syracuse area deaths and funeral details. Notables include GERTRUDE LOEBNEZ, ERIC HEYDESHOFF, WILLIAM HOLLENBECK, ANNA McINTOSH, MAY E PERRY, MARY AGNES Riker, HAROLD Scott, FRANCES SELLARS, ALBERT SIMON, GEORGE WRIG, with survivors, burial sites, funeral homes, and service times across March 1949.
Funeral services are arranged for Dr. deocge TL Weiss of Shakag race St following a death reported last evening. The service details at 2 PM Thursday are listed with the funeral home providing directions and viewing times. A niece O Rourke of Ida is noted, with calls at the funeral home today from 1:00 to 3:22 PM.
James J. Brown of 204 Fimeroom avenue retired patrolman died at University Hospital after a brief illness. He joined the police in 1919 and retired in 1935. Survived by wife Minnie Murray Brown, two sons, two daughters, a sister, five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Friday at 9 AM in St Patrick's Church with burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call today and tomorrow.
Mary Agnes Eiker a five year old died at Crouse-Irving Hospital with funeral at the Church of the Saviour and burial at Assumption Cemetery. Joseph Cifaratta of North Syracuse dies at home. services at St. Rose’s Church with military rites planned. James M. Cornell dies at Chapman Lumber Co. services at Frasier Funeral Home with burial at Pine Plains Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs. Anna Mcintosh Arlene Clancy Hall and other survivors listed with funeral arrangements.
A 253 member delegation of Olivet College students and faculty will visit Madison Barracks to discuss founding a new liberal arts college. The drive stems from a clash over teaching methods with the administration backing conventional methods and dissenters preferring the modified tutorial system.
Joseph W. Cullerton, a life parolee from 608 Gifford Street, is tried in Police Court on possessing policy slips. Officers Cas sidy and Cavanaugh found lottery tickets in his room after his Feb 25 arrest. Judge Bamerick began jury selection at 11 AM with A D A Harrington prosecuting.
Mrs. Anna Altman died of a heart attack yesterday afternoon at the New York Central Station while boarding a train to visit her daughter in Geneva. The Whitestone resident was pronounced dead by Dr. Theodore Rosen. coroner Harry L. Gilmore ruled death by natural causes.
A list of recent deaths from Syracuse area and surrounding places includes Peter Sam of Hoxacsbury and Mrs Elizabeth N Shatrew of Massena both reported as deceased. Additional names include Mrs Ida Potts Decker Marathon Eva W Hendry Hubbardshli and Alfred J Getz with ages ranging from 29 to 90 across Geneva Gouverneur Cortland Sackets Harbor Rome Oswego and surrounding locales.
The Nerman chorus of World War II veterans will perform in Lincoln Auditorium at 3 30 and 8 50 PM Saturday Sunday and Monday. Free tickets are available at Dex Brothers W Edwards and Cark Music. concerts are funded by contributions. Directed by Lewis Bullock the group includes Jack Fricana bass from 236 Shoennard St and will reprise favorites like The Lead's Prayer Whoopee-Ti-Yi-Yo.
Ohio mother Eleanor Kelly of Washington Court House asks Syracuse police to join the search for her daughter Mrs. Robert McCord, missing since December 27. A Rhode Island husband is named as related to the disappearance. baggage arrived home without the girl. The note mentions a Syracuse card dated February 27 offering no aid. The girl is described as 5'6" and 115 pounds with medium brown hair.
Edward Wilbur, 2, of 313 Tiogasi, and Herbert Spears Jr., 21, of Fairmount, received determinate terms at Elmira Reformatory from County Court Judge Leo W. Breed after pleading guilty to burglary in the theft of four revolvers and two boxes of shells from a shop on 2323-15 W Washington St operated by Albert Weinstein. Judge Breed set April 6 for George Sauve, 28, of 218 Comstock Pl, who pleaded guilty to grand larceny first degree for a worthless check used to pay for an automobile.
Auburn police investigated two burglaries with break window entries and bolt unlocking. At Smolak gasoline station 307 Genesee Street 330 in small change stolen from a cigarette vending machine storage. At Owen and Doran Welding Co plant 39 41 Aurelius Avenue an attempted safe hack failed. no missing items reported.
Three youths who escaped Industry school admitted their flight after being found by Deputy Sheriff Harold Murphy in a coalyard near Phelps. The trio stole three bicycles and burglarized a bakery and a bakery store before being returned to the institution.
Members of the 3a-Go-Ye-Wait-Ha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will gather at 7 45 P M today at The Armitage in Seneca Falls.
New York report on dietary invalidism warns eating patterns can make people sick or emaciated. Dr Henry J John of Chicago hospitals outlines risks from single food diets allergic reactions and improper diabetic diets. He notes cabbage juice may aid ulcers and stresses correct diagnosis to avoid dietary invalidism.
Margery Clukey 25 is charged with plotting her husband George Clukey 27 who died March 2 in a fire set by a rat infestation in his shack. Prosecutor Daniel C. McDonald said she and Robert Curlew 30 planned the death. Curlew pleads innocent. Arraignment is expected today.
Senate takes up a compromise rent control extension. Foreign Relations weighs a State Department reorganization bill. Armed Services presses amendments to unification plan. Democratic policy group meets. House votes on rent control, rivers and harbors money, and DC sales tax bills. Veterans Affairs starts WWI pension hearings. Rules weighs Taft-Hartley repeal. Ways and Means continues Social Security hearings.
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