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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1949
Page
8
Area Rent Office announces forms for landlords to seek net operating income based rent increases under the 1949 Housing and Rent Act. Spagnolo outlines eligibility for small and large buildings, required documentation, and tenant notice rights.
A 130 camera and exposure meter were stolen from the room of Richard A Reynolds at 737 Comstock Syracuse University. Other articles were removed sometime since April 30 according to Reynolds as police investigate the theft.
The Herald Journal lists contact details for New York State Senators and the Onondaga County Congressman. Readers are guided to write to U S Senator Robert F Wagner and U S Senator Irving M Ives in Washington and to Representative R Walter Hiehlman in the House offices.
Chief of Police John Kinney credited steady enforcement and local civic groups for winning a national traffic safety award for Syracuse. At Hotel Syracuse delegates split into safety discussion groups led by Martin Skahen Frank Fiske William MacLeod and George Craigie as they explored education, job safety analysis, and safety in small plants.
The Onondaga County Public Works Commission announced that Electric Service Co of Ann Arbor Michigan secured the Ley Creek sewage treatment plant addition contract with a bid of 71 850 dollars. Other bids were 79 937 dollars by M H Salmon Electrical Co and 84 186 dollars by Doster and Egan both Syracuse firms.
Syracuse chapter of the National Railway Historical Society meets tomorrow at East Syracuse Y for a rail trip planning Sunday May 15 over the Bath and Hammondsport line. about 50 railfans expected to join Rochester chapter in Hammondsport.
Dr Harger demonstrates his Drunkometer on Beamish and Cornelius, showing blood alcohol levels near illegal thresholds and equating results to drinks. He argues chemical tests remove guesswork after accidents, cites Proverbs and notes widespread adoption across states with Chicago latest to authorize use.
Boris Kostelanetz, former government prosecutor in war fraud tax evasion and black market cases, will speak tonight at the University Club to members of Beta Alpha Psi at Syracuse University Benguet. Kostelanetz, a NY Dar veteran and certified public accountant, is a partner in Corcoran and Hostetler and a St John’s Law graduate.
Lionel O. Grossman, president of the Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children's Association, appeals for aid in the final week of the membership drive. He notes the Happiness House public showing failed to meet funds for the Cerebral Palsy Clinic, with about 30,000 visitors since Easter. The campaign’s slow pace endangers clinic operations, which provide local support for affected families.
A dense list of upcoming area meetings and luncheons at hotels and venues in Syracuse New York. Entries include Optimist Club lunch at Hotel Syracuse and New York Telephone Company sessions at various hotels, with times ranging from 7:30 to 8:30 in the evening and multiple organizational notices.
Feiner, a Syracuse University junior known for street corner speeches, was released on 1000 bail pending his appeal of a disorderly conduct conviction. Judge Breed postponed the 30 day jail term and set May 25 for argument, noting Feiner’s exams beginning May 23.
The Catholic Women’s Club heard Father James E. Callaghan lecture on the Holy Spirit as the core of piety and its extension to love of country, describing how piety perfects natural affection. He noted true patriotism follows from religious devotion during the Mary Supper event.
Spelling Bee medals dictionaries and certificates are being personalized for finalists and semi finalists by the Herald Journal. Champion Gail Brough and runners up Carol Davenport and Carol Myers are receiving engraved silver medals and leather bound dictionaries. Certificates and ball point pens will be mailed or distributed through school officials while finalists prepare for National Bee finals in Washington.
The Syracuse Automobile Show in its second day draws a capacity crowd, with officials noting high attendance and strong public interest. The event features 1949 models, TV displays, and fashion segments by the Addis Company, as city leaders praise the auto show’s revival since 1939.
Dr. Aha EK Brava of St Lawrence State Hospital will address St Maurieca's Guild of St Toehn's Church tonight in the parish house on state laws governing mental patients. The meeting aims to inform parish members about patient rights and hospital procedures.
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