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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
4
A Citizens Foundation panel compares car prices from 1925 1949 to show how productivity investment and money supply shifts shape inflation and the economy. Prices cited include 1700 in 1925 1095 in 1941 and 2200 in 1949 with bank deposits rising from 77 to 161 billion.
Poultry specialist John Huttar will address central New York poultrymen at 8 P.M. in the Civil Service room of the Federal Building. Charles Ostrander notes Huttar has spent significant time in the Del Mar Va Broiler area and understands broiler grower problems.
Former U S Senator James M Mead of Buffalo will tour about 25 Upstate New York communities in April to promote President Truman's Fair Deal legislation and report progress on Congress. Mead may visit New York City. Coyne says no confirmed link to the President's travel plans.
Four Syracuseans were elected heads of the Oneida District of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Lawrence M. Jameson serves as district president. Burton D. Hatch and Charles I. Taylor are first and second counselors. Alfred W. Swinyard is clerk. The Syracuse Branch meets at 2344 Montgomery Street with services at 9:30 AM and 7:30 PM. Howard J. Mallery is branch president.
A fire damaged the rear porch and pantry of St. Pauls Episcopal Church rectory at 523 Oak Street last night. The Rev. Franklin P. Bennett, rector, occupied the parsonage with his sons and housekeeper at home. Firemen from three companies kept flames from reaching the attic for about an hour. District Chief Donald Reid said the blaze began on the porch floor and spread to the roof before spreading into a false attic. Patrolman John Henry assisted in the investigation.
Four year old Bernard V. McCabe son of Bir and Mrs L W McCabe of 231 Primrose av sustains abrasions on both legs after being knocked to the pavement by a backing fruit truck driven by Edward Stern of 427 Buckingham av Police say the child chased off the group then returned to jump on as the truck backed out.
A Supreme Court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Adolph E. Koes of Cicero verdicts totaling 36,500 against Robert H. Hinchmen of Phelps FD formerly of 552 East Willow Street for injuries from a October 10 1947 accident in Cicero House A2. Savasees the only issue left to decide. Mrs Koes received 4000 for facial injuries and permanent ashore condition due to broken ribs and her husband was awarded 3500 for his injuries.
Frank J. Cregg, doctor, represented plaintiffs with Justice Jesse E. Kingsley presiding as the court awarded $2500 for injuries and expenses to the party who suffered lesser injuries.
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