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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1940

Page

3

Stock fraud case bars Shipton firm from New York actions

Assistant Attorney General obtained a preliminary injunction from Justice Jesse Kingsley restricting Ralph K Shipton and Ralph K Shipton & Company Inc from doing business in New York except under strict limits. The suit accuses them of fraudulent securities practices, including bucket shop operations, incomplete records, and misrepresentation to customers. A hearing and possible receiver appointment are set for May 13, with creditors restrained from action.

Ralph K Shipton Ralph Shipton & Company, Inc Linsolvert Nyes Jiving H. Lesson Supreme Court Jesse ©. Kingsley New York State John J. Benhelt State of New York Plainlitts Shupton Ives Hampshire Road Liberty Homer ¥. Walsh Shipton Lessen John Puls New York City Secu- Instues Exchange Commission Walsh Shuplon Walter Ir. Giesenman Kingsley Hum State of New York

Capt Thomas Lynch to mark 35 years on Syracuse police force

Syracuse police celebrate anniversaries as Capt Thomas Lynch, one of the force’s oldest members, is set to mark 35 years of service from May 2 1903. The May 1 1912 cohort includes John Ebinger and detectives, while other groups note further milestones.

Thomas Lynch Symcuse Thomas 3 Lynch Comicssour of Public Safety John Ebinger Haywire Ve Leach Eght Toha Barudd Howard Ach Low Snow James Jesott Janeh Daniel Tynan Tem Nore

Communist Meeting Tonight Sparks Concerns

A May Tos gathering on jobs and security convened at a hall on the Twit street, with officials from the piety department noted. A separate incident near Cheltenham Road involved a car drag with four women, two men, and a police response, followed by a fatality and hospital report as officers investigated the scene.

iDeace Security Cld Salle Tomght Eeleck Queee Twit Statics Randolph Princapa Peter Cheltenham Road Van Rat

Two Engineering Students Elected Heads of Syracuse Classes

Two engineering students head the upper classes at Syracuse University. Douglas Cagwin of Carvo ncale and Thomas Tarbox won senior class and junior class presidencies. John Roland of Oswego captured the junior class presidency. James F Evans of 833 Comstock Avenue won the sophomore post. 1,996 students voted, beating last year's 1,938.

Syracuse Universit Douglas Cagwin Carvoncale Thomas Tarbox John Roland Oswego James F. Evans Comstock Avenue Pst Upsilon Fraternity 2S Rowne Caguin Evue Pst Gamma Delta Tau Theta Upsilon Roland Josephine Porter Wilmington Del Secrary Milford D. Fahey Ogdensburg Sass Jean J. ‘Taylor White Plains Mass Dorothy A. Scott Canandagua Salvatore T. Miranie Norwich John Rojan Carbondale Pa Syracuse University

Lost Doctor Identified After Amnesia in Sunbury

In Sunbury Pennsylvania on March 1, state police identified a wandering man as Dr. Darius Johnson. The retired physician, found on the Sunbury Harrisburg highway, could not explain his whereabouts and thought he was in Florida. He was kept in custody until two Syracuse nephews arrived. He had recently stayed with his niece at 327 West Newell Street and had returned from West Palm Beach where he spent the winter months.

Sunbury. Pa Darius Johnson Sunbury-Harrisburg Johnson Florida John Brifices Shorcraft Syracuse Dr. Johnson

Lost American Mail Tied to Ship Sinking Report

The fragment describes 26 sacks of mil and 108 sacks of paroc post from a sinking ship near Scotland. It mentions delivery routes and dates in February and March and notes ships and regions including Evlonia Finland Lansia Lithuania Sweden. The text is garbled but centers on mail loss linked to the disaster and tracing through various locations.

Holm Gethenbure Laink Sontiend Marcy Sar Tegt Syragien Evlonia Finland Lansia

Rumbling and Shock Disturb Shore Street Residents

Residents on Shore Farm Street reported shaking and mysterious rumbling sounds in the night. Police investigated after neighbors saw flickering lights and an earthy odor, but no injuries or clear cause were found.

Shore Fam

McCarthy Island Barn Burns in Spectacular South Side Fire

About 1,000 residents watch a 100 year old barn on McCarthy Island burn at Valley Drive with an estimated loss of 500. Farm tools are destroyed while neighboring structures owned by Police Lieutenant Justin SieCarthy and his brothers are saved by firefighters. Plans for a new Dunbar Center building outlined by Eugene Goldstein at a Chamber of Commerce meeting.

McCarthy Island South Side McCarthy’s Island Valley Drive Jently Justin SieCarthy Nachael Robert John McCarthy Walter B. Kerr John F. Marseling Eleanor Larned Polly Hunter Rolland B. Moran Rochester Alend New-York Herald Tribune Mizpah Auditorium Syracuse Alpine Club Dunbar Center Marvin Kerr Europe Walter B Kerr Dewitt Street Bo Kerr Austria Prague Germany

Reilly-Corbett Plane to Speech Mayor Contract Suit

A breach of contract suit by Ed ward P. Reilly former Syracuse Chiefs secretary against John P. Cabell former owner opens this month in Ulal. Reilly seeks nine thousand dollars in commissions on a bid to sell the club to Clarence Schindler and Alex Mengaretti. The case outlines a 130000 purchase price with staged payments and a working capital fund.

Supreme Court Edward P. Reilly Syracuse Chiefs John P. Cabell Ulal Reilly Clarence Schindler Alex ‘I. Mengaell Corbett Robert E Dmeen Bond Schoeneck & King Sor Corbett William C Martin Wiles, Mart and Davis Plamili Chief's Enterprises, Inc Syracuse Elite Schindler Mengaretti J. Corbett Worling Capital Azal

Permit Lost By Luigis Liquor Sale Forbidden for 2 Years

New York State Liquor Authority revoked Luigis Italian American restaurant license at 300 Bar Net Avenue to sell alcohol. A $500 bond posted by Antoinette Mancini was forfeited and a two year ban on sales imposed amid past disturbances and a police raid. The establishment faced violations including after hours service and selling to intoxicated persons.

Barnet Avenue New York State Liquor Authority New York City Ward Antoinette Mancini 300 Burnet Avenue Imany Lum's Anvestizators

Supervisors Debating 2-Third Rule For Suspensions

Supervisor John Young plans a resolution at Monday’s meeting to require unanimous consent to suspend the board’s rules. He notes Onondaga County previously used a two-thirds rule to push through a county manager measure. He compares this with other counties where unanimous consent or minority protections are common.

Board of Supervisors John 5 Eighth Ward Onondaga County Young Mondas

Two Syracuse residents plead guilty in car death case

Alfred Patouillat and Verna Marvins of Syracuse admitted guilty pleas to criminal negligence in an automobile collision that killed Claude Dellow and injured Dewey Whitford near Dryden. Patouillat faces 30 days in jail plus a $100 fine, with an additional 100 days possible. Marvins received a suspended sentence.

Thaca Alfred Patouillat Verna Marvins Syracuse Willard M. Kent Palouillat Humpkins Narvias Patouillat Sheriff Claude Dellow Dryden Road Dryden Dewey Whitford Bryden Village Arthur G. Adams Wnoy Pattison Street

Youths Admit Theft of Tools from Roy Steuart Home

Two youths were taken into custody by Corporal Ray Fogarty and Trooper Ward Donovan in Onondaga in connection with thefts from the Roy Steuart residence. Items included a sledge hammer, axe, clothes and towels. The suspects Charles J. Sutee and Thetbn M. Soey, farm workers, were detained after reportedly waiving rights.

Senierday Corp Ray Fogarty Ward Donovan Italy Theta Charles J. Sutee M. Soey Bath Onondaga Changin Af Gane Glen Avenue

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