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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1940
Page
7
Edison to obtain firsthand Navy data for strategic study as military maneuvers and testing of naval forces unfold. Admiral Richardson and high command prepare for exercises detailing submarines, aircraft, and surface ships in simulated combat to assess readiness and tactics.
A garbled excerpt discusses U S naval strength and a proposal to expand fleet forces. It critiques a plan to alter strategic posture, noting the need for a coordinated unit in traffic and arguing against bailing separle Deeldar. It argues that rebuilding the fleet would take years and warns against overreaction to Japanese activities.
The funeral for Mrs Kavie Buried occurred at St Lucy's Church with Rev James Shohanay and Rev Thomas du Hayes directing. A large photograph of her mother Mrs Bridget Gaughalt was placed in the casket at St Anne’s, with committal in the cemetery. The service was conducted at the Anvil Moon salubrious facility, attended by relatives including nephews and friends.
Gikerson said in a shortwave chat with Archduke Anton that Archduke Otto, Hungarian throne pretender, might be invited to Obersalt farm for a yonker visit. He operates Station OFIAH at Sombarg Castle Rutten and claimed Otto asked to meet for a few days.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Charles Frenzel Lewellyn Todd Myrtle Mentzheim and others list surviving relatives, burial sites, and service details. The column records family connections, last residences, church and cemetery locations, and dates of death, with scattered biographical notes on the deceased.
Albert E B Raymond known as A Brenner of Janes Poultry died Saturday morning at his daughter's home in Erie Pa. Born 187? he first trained as a silrmaker then founded his own business in Erie before moving to Symemae. He later worked for J P Goettles Shirk Co and served with the City Missionary. Survived by wife and two daughters. Funeral at Elmer B Fring 183 West Castle Street Monday at 2:30 PM with Rev Arthur Sergor officiating. Burial at Moraingsitn Cemetery.
A garbled list of obituaries from Syracuse Avenue area shows numerous names and ages, including Merwich, Hiendu Bentley aged 7% Cineine, Henry Knopp 77, William M. Ragbuep, Guy Bertetts 64, Chris Monitaxie 89, Denis A, Mrs Gertride Tokeels 56, Aliart 2. Wasselh 51, Oswege Breunell, J. Cato, John Gallagher 85, and Harold Dannlity among others. The fragmentary text targets residents and ages, with scattered place names such as Syracuse, Massena, Watertown, Geneva, and Chita.
Dewey calls for GOP support to speed recovery and criticizes trade treaties on the eve of Wisconsin primary. He accuses Administration officials and opponents of misusing foreign policy to influence voters, argues for strong leadership to avoid entanglement in foreign wars, and defends Cordell Hull’s reciprocal trade program as a constructive objective while urging unity behind the Republican ticket.
Reported remarks from March 13 suggest Mussolini's allies aim to ease Balkan control between Berlin and Rome. Berlin and Italian sources discuss a possible new axis with the Soviet question framed as a shared influence plan. Foreign analyses interpret a Brenner Conference note as hinting at a broader European remodeling.
Mrs. Blydenburgh, 80, long island native, died early Saturday in Syracuse at the home of her daughter Mrs Roy A Horst. A Sayville native, she lived most of her life in Richmond Hill. Survived by two sons Dr George Blydenburgh of Toledo and Clarence W Blydenburgh of Richmond Hill. two daughters Mrs Edith Kolosy of Wendhaven and Mrs Lor Win Wrhitring of Richmond Hill. several grandchildren. Funeral service Saturday at the daughter's home by Rev George Y Bela of the Erwin Methodist Church. Burial will be at Stony Grant.
March 30 report notes Mussolini showcased a new magnet powered extractor claimed to pull iron ore from land and sea sands. Inventor Groynnnd Liguori said the system could yield over 6 tons per hour, aiding Italy’s iron supply amid wartime strains. Joseph Ennis, a Skyenrald holeporter, was injured when struck by a vehicle during the incident.
London reports indicate Britain seeks to bar a three-way axis involving the Soviet Union, Germany, and Italy. Molotov’s policy review is cited as reshaping Soviet foreign aims while Britain signals continued hostility toward Nazi Germany and urges a united front with France.
President Roosevelt says there is unlikely immediate peace, noting belligerent actions and cautious diplomacy. He summarized Welles mission as valuable for future relations, promising no commitments and stressing the hopeful yet uncertain path toward lasting European stability.
Morriston court records recount an unusual incident where five juniors allegedly planned to gather information for a story. Judge George C. Caesan heard details as the group described their intent to assist, with remarks referencing potential future nights and local events.
Census experts predicted the decennial count will show modest population growth in the United States, with the 1940 count indicating about 2,020,000,000 people and a growth rate near 13 percent since 1930. The report anticipates migration and birth rates shaping density, while geographic distribution across states and regions will be assessed for planning and legislation.
Supreme Court voids the appointment of Benjamin Russell as chair of philosophy at City College of New York amid a heated dispute. Justice McCyrhat questions pedagogy and student influence while Mrs Kay, filing on behalf of a high school student, argues the move conflicts with professional standards. The case hinges on free speech, morals, and scholarly integrity in a turbulent academic controversy.
Amsterdam reports the Netherlands Government announcing two trade pacts with Germany and Britain. Diplomats see aims to offset Dutch protests over neutrality. The accord with Britain covers payment clearing and continued Dutch expert control of agricultural goods.
Saratoga Springs speaker Rev H E Luccoek argues four delusions burdening the United States as it seeks prosperity. He cites selective prosperity, backdoor war aims, wage reductions, and democracy defense through abstaining from broader sacrifices at Fel University Divinity Wy Sehnat. The talk urges national unity and systemic effort rather than isolated gains.
A veteran labor figure, longtime head of the Marine Ganks and Stewards Union and former president of the old International Seamen’s Union, passed away at home after a long illness. He had also led the Gull and Atlantic guilds and served for thirty years in key union roles.
New York March 50 UPL report describes Senator Wagner proposing redrafted health legislation echoing suggestions from critics. He addresses the First District, pledging stronger safety provisions, centralized services, and a national health framework to improve access and supervision.
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