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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

9

Birthday Wishes For Gabriel Goldsmith In Syracuse

The Herald Journal congratulates Attorney Gabriel M. Goldsmith of 606 Crawford Ave as he turns 36. Family and friends gather around a marble cake with chocolate frosting. Elaine Marsha 4, his wife, and his parents join the celebration. Goldsmith sports a new thin-model suit. He cherishes his blue car and enjoys fishing, hockey, and local clubs including Masons Shrine and bar associations.

Cabriel M. Goldsmith Crawford Av Goldsmith Nobby St. Lawe Oneica Lake War Memorial Coldsmith Tigris Shrine Philo Lodge Onondaga County Bar Association New York State Bar Association Temple Adath Yeshucun Herald-Journal

Costly Lesson From Unlicensed Truck Charge

A Canadian truck driver, Johnston, faced charges for operating an unlicensed vehicle with a 1952 license missing. In Traffic Court Judge Truman Preston fined him 30 dollars per count and ordered a day per unpaid dollar. Patrolman Clarke and attendant Higkins witnessed the breach. the truck was impounded with beer on board pending proper licensing.

John Clarke Truman FL Preston Johnston Onondage County Penitentiary Prestin Henry Higkins

Elm disease warning spread through Central New York

A Syracuse region alert warns homeowners to remove and burn elm wood to prevent Dutch elm disease spread. Experts from the College of Fort Lesby describe signs, beetle-assisted transmission, and the need for rapid disposal of potentially infected wood to protect healthy elms.

Cynthia Weateatt Gors SteChion College of Fort* Lesby New York Beciles Caziriee

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