Extend Christianity Urges World Church Aid Leader
Rev. Dr. A Stanley Trickett urged expanding Christian ideals worldwide to prevent another devastating war. As administrative secretary for Reconstruction and Interchurch Aid, he will coordinate relief for Europe through the World Council of Churches. He highlighted opportunities for church service amid atomic age tensions and noted Japan’s campaign to convert 6,000,000 by 1950, risking a 600 percent rise in membership if successful.
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Dr.Trickett
Japan
Dr. Trickett
Europe
India
Central New York Conference reorganizes into three districts
The Rev. Clytus F. Mowry remains as ghost pastor at the conference while Rev. Dr. George Y. Benton serves as district superintendent. A conference reorganization takes effect by merging Syracuse east and west into one unit, with some western fringe churches moved to Elmira and Geneva districts.
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A. Stanley Trickett
Methodist Board of Missions
Syracuse-Hast
The
Methodist Church
Clytus F. Mowry
George Y. Benton
Central New York
Syracuse
Elmira
Geneva
City Sued For $60,000
Two actions against the City of Syracuse totaling 60000 began in Supreme Court before Justice D Page Morehouse Jr. Joseph Mineo and Ashel sue for 10000 medical costs for three year old Mary Ann Mineo plus 50000 for injuries after a fire truck struck the building wall and child on Butternut Street near 934 Butternut on June 21 1946. Attorneys Pasquale Aloi Jr and Oscar Brown represent the Mineos while the city is defended by two assistant corporation counsels George Driscoll and Dwight Dale.
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Syracuse
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse
Joseph Mineo
Ashel
Mary Ann Mineo
Mary Ann
Butternut St
S. Carbon St
Mineos
Pasquale ,Aloi, Jr
Oscar Brown
George Driscoll
Dwight Dale
Civil Service to end wartime promos in police ranks
The Civil Service Commission announced exams for firemen and patrolmen and a policy to end wartime promotions in the Police Department. Applicants can file May 8 to June 7 for exams on June 21. Patrolman height limits drop to five foot nine. firemen remain five foot seven. two year residency required.
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Civil Service Commission
Herbert B. Myron
Solvay
Mrs Margaret Ross Dies at Her Home
Margaret Ross 62 a native of Oswego and Syracuse resident 38 years died Monday at 510 Fabius street. She was a communicant of St Lucy's Church. Survived by husband Charles Ross a daughter Mrs John Dillon three sons Charles John and Robert Ross two sisters Mrs John DeLair of Michigan and Miss Ann Mitchell Syracuse two brothers Fred M Ross of Oswego and George M Ross Syracuse and several grandchildren nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at home at 9 A M Thursday and at 930 A M in St Lucy's Church.
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Margaret Ross
Oswego
Syracuse
Fabius St
Ross
St. Lucy’s
Charles
John Dillon
John
Robert Ross
John DeLair
Michigan
Ann Mitchell
Fred M. Ross
George M. Ross
St. Lucy's Church
Far Too Many Miss Social Security Benefits
About five percent of eligible people reaching 65 fail to file for Social Security benefits in the Syracuse district. Edson notes many who continue working after 65 can still receive retroactive payments once a claim is filed. He urges claims at 65 and again after a death, and warns ignorance can cost benefits for foster or adopted children and their guardians.
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C. A. Edson
Syracuse
Edson
Social Security Office
Last Rites Held For Recore Infant
Funeral services for Frank E. Recore infant son of Mr and Mrs Chester E Recore 577 N Salina St were held at 1 PM today at Miller Waidele funeral home Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery The baby died Sunday in St Mary's Maternity Hospital
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Frank E. Recore
Chester E. Recore
N. Salina St
Miller & Waidele Funeral Home
Woodlawn
St. Mary’s Maternity Hospital
Auto Victim Gets $2,500 Settlement
Richard Muirhead, eight, of 1112 Montgomery Street, receives a $2,500 settlement approved by Supreme Court Justice D Page Morehouse. The payment covers injuries from an August 8, 1945 accident when he was struck by a Felker car near his home. The action was brought by his father, John Muirhead, represented by Francis E Maloney.
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Richard Muirhead
Montgomery St
Henry Fellkel
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Felker
John Muirhead
Francis ‘E. Maloney
Bond, Scheneck and
King
Dewey Letter Evidence in Pope Suit in Court of Claims
The trial of Albert Co. Pope v. State of New York in the Court of Claims proceeded as a letter from Pope to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey was put on record. Pope seeks $100,000 damages for assault imprisonment and humiliation claiming state officials allowed police to seize his placards and arrest him after a Thruway ceremony.
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Albert CO. Pope
State of New York
Court of Claims
Pope
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Onondaga Lake
Raymond M.bush
Marvin, Hand, Sears, Bush & Cranage
Thruway
John P. Ronan
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