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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1948

Page

4

Ripberger seeks order to enforce 1942 house transfer

Mrs Rose Ripberger faces dispute over a 1942 agreement to take title of the Arthur Street house, with payment terms and mortgage assumed by the daughter-in-law. The elderly mother claims $750 was to be paid and access to the property granted, while the daughter-in-law argues the contract lacks standing. Justice Frank J. Cregg reserved decision as attorneys prepare briefs.

Ana Ripberger Arthur St Frank J. Cregg Issal Rose Ripberger Louis Martin, Langan & Dorsey Tne Richard H. Collins Justice Cregg

Two Local Unions Vote on 10 Cent Wage Increase

United Steelworkers locals from C3.00 will meet tomorrow at 7 30 P M to approve Continental Can Co s offer of a 10 cent per hour wage rise. The offer has been accepted by the two local presidents and John Kowalski staff representative.

United Steelworkers of America Continental Can Co John Kowalski

Full Length Mirrors To Aid Palsy Victims

Elmcrest Children's Center at Salt Springs road will install twelve full length mirrors in its 60 bed cerebral palsy clinic to aid therapy and boost confidence. The mirrors are part of a planned renovation including a new roof and complete repainting. Dr Mark Harwood attended the committee meeting and discussed opening the clinic in about two months.

Elmcrest Children’s Center Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children’s Association Lionel Grossman George JH. Calahan William 8. Estabrook TS. Marshall Mark Harwood Elmcrest Children's Center Salt Springs Rd Yesastate Ee Ea M Sr Teraay Tore Unanaaga Thepalsy Clinic

Studying Under Top Men in Palsy Field Inspected Plant

In a briefing by researchers and officials, study teams examined a facility linked to cerebral palsy and handicapped children services as part of ongoing evaluations. Key figures from the palsy field led the inspection, focusing on treatment areas, equipment, and potential improvements.

Syracuse Cerebral Palsy Land Handicapped Children's Asso

Syracuse clinic to treat disabled children with new funds

Lionel Grossman leads initiative receiving Rat 600 from a New York foundation to help a Syracuse area clinic. A list of 400 patients is prepared. Labor unions may bring the issue to members. Equipment like walkers and parallel bars will be installed before opening. Mirrors rented to reduce fear. 75 to 80 percent of mentally normal patients may be helped. not targeting mental illness. Pre school years best. treatments may last up to 17 years.

Ciation Lionel Grossman New York City Syracuse Crossman

Stolen $25 From Dresser Drawer Reported to Sheriff

Joseph Vendetti of LeMoyneavy Matiydale reported to the sheriff that a $25 stash was taken from a dresser drawer. The incident is listed as a theft and remains under investigation.

Sheriff's Office Joseph Vendetti LeMoyneavy Matiydale

Stranger Steals Two Mowers From Gilbert Home

Albert Gilbert of Scatt, West Virginia, reported to Deputy Sheriffs Seeley and Hayford that a stranger in a green truck took two lawnmowers and hedge shears yesterday. The man claimed he was sent by Mrs Gilbert to pick up the mowers for sharpening and left after delivering the message, though he is unknown to the Gilberts.

Albert Gilbert Scatt DenWil Gilbert Alex Seeley William Hayford

Landlords League To Meet Tonight

The League of Landlords will hear Richard J. Mosher explain the 1948 OPA rental law as it affects landlords at a meeting tonight in the American Legion Hall on 123 S. Clinton Street. Landlords should bring their balance sheets from 1939 to 1947 to help prepare analysis and cooperative sheets for the Area Rental Board.

OPA Richard J. Mosher League of Landlords American Legion

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