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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1946
Page
6
Syracuse University began its summer term with students rushing into Archbold gym for registration. The session runs July 1 to August 10 and ends August 26, with a convocation in Hendricks Chapel led by Chancellor William P Tolley.
Councilman John M. Shannon urged the administration to explore new revenue streams to fund salary bumps and public improvements. He cited the firemen’s house to house campaign and said the city should seek more state or federal aid or create local revenue. The council approved 48 measures, including a 30 day trial of one way traffic on several streets and funds for repaving Dames Street and S. State Street from Lodi to Madison.
The Community Forum titled THE SOCIAL and Economic Agencies of UNO will be discussed tonight at 8 o clock at the R R Y M C A in East Syracuse. Speakers include Mrs J F Brossart and Mrs G C Cooney, program chairman and foreign policy chairman for the League of Women Voters.
John J. Maurillo subregional director for the C I C will present LABOR S VIEWS in the current industrial crisis at the Advertising Club of Syracuse weekly luncheon Thursday noon at Hotel The program is the second on the industrial situation following last week when Aston J Ridings Porter Cable Machine Co discussed management views.
American Legion groups plan a Wednesday 8 PM gathering at Reed Hall. Reports from committees and the membership drive will be presented and fundraising plans discussed. Townsend Club Dance and Meeting at 514 Harrison St runs from 9 to 12 tonight.
The largest eviction case in city history, involving the Onondaga Hotel Operating Company and Harry E. Garvey, heads to Municipal Court before Judge William E. McClusky. Cabot seeks eviction. Garvey contesting liability for disputed inventory costs and window bolts, with lease ratified and rents paid.
In a dense list of birth and marriage notices, numerous couples are shown with names of parents and spouses, street addresses, and May dates. The abbreviations and mixed formats reflect a community announcements page listing numerous baptisms and weddings in Seymour, Manlius, Baldwinsville, Marietta, and surrounding villages.
John J. Halloran of 401 S Geddes Jr is free on 50 bail after pleading not guilty to disorderly conduct in connection with the smashing of two pinball machines. The incident involved his brother James Halloran, owner of an ice shop, and followed a sentencing in a related case about possession of a gambling device.
The Syracuse mayor endorses the Jaycee Public Safety Program a year long effort to curb traffic deaths and injuries. The drive begins Wednesday with four downtown events and a Saturday monitoring plan featuring a public address system and pedestrian safety reminders.
Will B. Davis of Chicago outlines Christian Science methods in a lecture titled Christian Science The Divine Plan for Meeting Human Needs. He states beginners ignore sickness until they grasp prayerful reasoning and explains God as the sole creative power, with Mind as true cause, leading to healing of serious bodily conditions through correct concept of man as likeness of Spirit.
At the Syracuse Ministers Association annual meeting in the Mizpah Hotel on Monday, the Government should stop shaking its atomic fist by carrying through Pacific experiments, said Rev. Harry B. Taylor. He urged moral and spiritual controls to channel atomic power rightly. Rev. Robert D. Rose reviewed Alcoholics Anonymous noting faith is foundational and members must report to their church within 20 weeks after starting.
May Day celebrations will be held this week and next at city playgrounds. The program includes crowning the Queen of May, May Pole, folk dancing, games, and singing starting at 4:15 P M. Events run Wednesday at Lincoln, Thursday at Thornden, Friday at McKinley and May 21 at Burnet, May 22 at Huntington, May 23 at Kirk, and May 24 at Schiller.
Investigators questioned several people as the district attorney’s office extended its inquiry into the shotgun death of Pfc. Frank H. Helvey, 36, whose body was found in Lysander woods. Helvey’s wife, Lucille D. Helvey, 39, was held for questioning after she cried that she did not know who fired the shot. Authorities released a note Helvey wrote to his brother outlining a death by own action pact, while stating he could not return to the Army.
Women of the Moose will meet at 8 PM Wednesday in their club rooms at 120 E Genesce Street to nominate officers.
The Syracuse & Eastern Bus Line seeks permission from the Public Service Commission to abandon 13 routes including Salt Springs Scotthelm and Bradford Hills as city officials arrange service with another company. Councilman Leslie A. Doolittle announced that Syracuse Transit Corp. is expected to cover the affected area. Also in brief, Thomas Goslas of Boston began a one year and one day prison term for draft evasion after indictment in Portland, Maine.
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