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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1941
Page
3
Self-Upont House Paint promises a brilliantly white finish that cleans itself over time. It forms a durable film that resists rust and rot, with a gradual self-cleaning action as dirt is washed away by weather and exposure.
A Rochester beauty shop theft case resulted in three men being sentenced after the January 25 robbery. The accused were identified as in a tied car pursuit in a Hocheser suburb and later detained. Proceeds from the shop were stolen, with Miss Mary Hewitt and Mrs. Frenves Byex among those affected.
In United Suites District Court Frederich H. Bryant argued for and against hotel management changes as Murray trustee defended current staff and outlined revenue gains from guest categories. Archis Burne Bedford elected ministerial president. church leaders elected directors and officers amid a season meeting at First Baptist Church.
A garage workshop on the Reuten Temple estate on Temple Road in East Syracuse burned to the ground yesterday, destroying an automobile inside. Fire department reports say another bar on the property caught fire but was saved. materials were notified at 4 AM.
More than 400 members of the New York State Association of Local Agents gathered at the Hotel Seneza for the annual convention. Sessions featured insurance salesmanship, safety reforms for motor vehicles, and remarks by Thomas A. Sharp of Porchester. Tomorrow includes breakfast conferences, an administration report, and an awards dinner with speakers John J Bennett Jr and George Hy Jamison.
George Lastunde, 45, of East Syracuse, was severely burned shortly before 11 o clock when soaked rags used to clean a grease pit caught fire. He was at a Fairbank Dairy garage on 1970 Ecie Boulevard, transported to University Hospital after Engine Company 7 responders arrived.
A district traffic drive in Onondaga County nets multiple defendants. Names and charges include speeding, failing to stop at signs, and unsafe acts with fines ranging from 3 to 19 dollars. Victims or witnesses are not listed. the piece reads as a ledger of minor offenses and fines issued by local justices.
In Peterstugg Florida on May 12, the artist known as Arist committed suicide by plunging from the third floor of St Anthony's Hospital. John T Fisher, confined since April 17 and being treated for melancholia, is noted in relation to the incident.
Arthur W. II of 340 West Calthrop Avenue was injured in a fight over 18 cats at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Groves, who wears glasses, said he was caring for the cats in the hallway when Howard McNulty demanded they be removed. Groves sustained eye injuries and claimed McNulty planned to take the cats to a local shelter.
Proposal to modify Syracuse Oswego Motor Lines routes as studied by the council includes shifting Believed entrances near Hin tingatha and Oswego Boulevards to West Street with buses entering via Park Street and Worcester Street. The plan would alter the old round system around West Genesee Clinton squares and Genesee Streets.
Unclear readable text indicates a proposal on the table with a public hearing before a commission. The fragment mentions 15 speakers and a change perhaps discussed in a hearing context. Names, dates, or places are not clearly legible.
Betty Klein was named an aide in the county clerk's office by County Clerk Rollamt A. Strowell. The appointment is for three months to serve as recording clerk during the vacation period. Esther L. Full and Anne Demer among staff taking month long vacation, with replacements to cover absences.
Dr. Mitchell A Obremski among six national photography experts judging over 7 000 entries for the Spring Exhibition of the Kodak Camera Club and the Kodak National Salon in Rochester. Color selections by Ken Venderson Alfred Deardi and Tarry Schigera with results awaited after a two day exhibition at the Kodak Office Auditorium.
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed two barns on Clock Hill Road near East Svraraze. Deputies and Fayentevile responders assisted, investigating the blaze and origins. Firefighters battled the flames amid debris, with no injuries reported and the cause under review.
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