Syracuse Armed Forces Day observance flight planned
Syracuse readies Armed Forces Day as a B 36 bomber flyover is announced by Lt Gen Walter B Smith area commander at 11 43 AM Saturday. The program includes Miss Jane Craner as soloist in the Bach B minor Mass at Potsdam State Teachers College auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Syracuse
Walter B. Smith
Jane Craner
Howard
Craner
East
Wiill
Potsdam
Teachers College
Fayetteville High School
Local Names List From Damaged OCR Page
A fragmented OCR text lists people with partial addresses and locations including Tyburn Rom Gloria G Hundley 1005 Emerson Ave Italian Fy Bartorillo 1907 Lodist Charles J LaBar 107 Whitwell Rose J Belgluito 7A Lodist Frances M DonVito 11 Danforth St Jerry W Barnum Evelyn M Powers 100.5 Lowell Ave George J Aramini Ithaca Josephine Sartolo 209 Slocum Ave Joseph T Whitbeck Ravena Emma Rogers 114 Gertrude St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Milter
Gloria G. Hundley
Tyburn
John
Hajek
Emerson Ave
Italina
Bartorillo
Lodist
Charles
J. LaBar
Whitwell
Rose J. Belgluito
Charles J. Moita
Solvay
Frances M. DonVito
Danforth St
Jerry W. Barnum
Baldwinsville
Evelyn M. Powers
Tax Bureau May Move to Chimes Building
Negotiations among the Federal Buildings Service and the Treasury to move Syracuse Internal Revenue Bureau from the Federal Building to the Chimes Building are under way. Internal Revenue slated to occupy the 10th to 12th floors. officials from New York City consulted with local leaders. Public Buildings Service inspectors expected to visit as Postmaster Parkinson and Collector Shaughnessy, citing space needs, did not confirm final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Buildings Service Department
Treasury Department
Syracuse
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal
Chimes
Salinast
Myron J. Parkinson
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Public Buildings Service
New York City
P.B.S
Parkinson
Shaughnessy
Adults' Art Show at Syracuse Public Library
Syracuse women and men display a deft artistic bent in a library exhibit crediting the Adult Education Workshop at Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Oil paintings pastels water colors jewelry wood finishing hooked rugs and other handicraft fill the display which runs through the month at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Public Library
Jewish Fund Appeal Dinner to Hear Writer
A kickoff dinner for the 1950 Syracuse Jewish Welfare Fund Appeal will be held in the Hotel Syracuse grand ballroom on Wednesday at 6:30 PM. Dr. Ruth Gruber, author of Destination Palestine and a NY Herald Tribune correspondent, will speak and be honored for her coverage of Israel and immigration. The event closes the campaign on June 4 with former chairmen of campaigns dating to 1918 recognized at a head table ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Jewish Welfare Fund
Ruth Gruber
Palestine
New York Herald-Tribune
Israel
Grubie
Tsrael
Cyprus
Jewfish Welfare Fund
Ives Jacobs
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation
Tracy H. Ferguson
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Fund
Syracuse Christian Committee For
United Jewish Appeal
Jewish Welfare Federation
William L. Hinds
Hurlbut W. Smith
H. Paul Nelligan
Van Duyn Furnishings Sale At 607 James Street
About 100 persons attended the first floor sale of the Van Duyn mansion furnishings at 607 James street Syracuse this morning. Antique collectors and curious buyers browsed objects from the 1839 built house as Mrs E S Van Duyn and her daughters described items including silver crested china ornate mirrors and hand carved furniture. Museum director Miss Anna Olmsted purchased a mahogany dining room table with others bought for the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts as two Innsbruck carved oak chests and an Italian mirror with Medici arms also changed hands. The sale directed by Robert H Palmiter of Bouckville continues until all items are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Duyn
James St
Syracuse
G. Gowing Broad
John Wilkinson, Jr
Robert H. Palmiter
Bouckville
Anna Olmsted
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Museu
Innsbruck
Austria
Wilkinson
Emily Mundy
Charles A. Wood
Franklin Greene
Maine
Laity Observe Mother's Day Communion Across Parishes
Catholic laity across Syracuse joined Mother's Day Communion breakfasts with Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus activity. Bishop Foery celebrated Mass at the Cathedral, with nurses and hospital staff in attendance. Leaders included Eliza beth McArdle as president and Jane Fehr as secretary, amid sermons on faith and secularism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Council ‘of
Iuxiliary
Syracuse Council
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Walter A. Foery
Cathedral of the Immaculate, Conception
Joseph B. Toomey
Vincent P. McCorry
James P. McPeak
Hotel Onondaga
Elizabeth McArdle
St. Joseph Hospital
Elsie Hillen
Crouse- Irving, Hospital School of Nursing
Jane Fehr
Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Tooke
Barbara Fallon
Hillen
Father McCorry
David F. Cunningham
William J. Schlaerth
S. J
le Moyne College
David J. Norcott
St. Joseph
French) Church
K. of G
Crumlins
Holy Name
St. Brigid
Andrew. Brady
LeMoyne College
Widening Starts In Milton Ave and Prospect Av Projects
Milton Avenue widening from West Genesee Street to Tompkins Street begins as the second paving project of the 1950 season. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts notes Prospect Avenue development is underway. Milton Avenue work is projected at about 50 000 dollars, Prospect Avenue at about 140 000 dollars. An annex at Ac Riley School is under construction, a two story structure that began in the fall and is due for completion by September this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Av
W. Genesee St
Solvay man marks 50th anniversary of lightning strike
Edward Radford, 62, of 425 Abell Ave, recalls being struck by lightning at age 12 while fishing along Nine Mile Creek. The bolt burned a path from his left wrist to his right foot and left a scar that faded. He has lived through five decades since without further injury and now revisits clippings from May 15, 1800 in Syracuse Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Radford
Abellar
Syracuse
Nine Mile Creek
Radford
Solvay
Calendar of Meetings and Dinners in Syracuse Week
A dense schedule lists events at Hotel Syracuse and Hotel Onondaga including dinners for Christian Brothers Academy and Catholic Daughters, receptions, luncheons, and various society meetings. Notable entries include Geraldine Arnold recital at the Museum of Fine Arts and multiple industry gatherings by builders, automotive wholesalers, and milk distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse
Syracuse Insurance’ Women's Association
Catholic Daughters
American Electropraters Society
Syracuse Hairdressers Association
Onondaga
Geraldine Arnold
Museum of Fine Arts
Builders Exchange
State Automotive Wholesalers
Westinghouse Electric Supply
State Motor Truck Association
Tilo Rooting Co
State Milk Distributors
National Secretaries
Syracuse Auto Dealers
Tile Roofing Co
Masonite Corp
Greyhound Local
Hotel Onondaga
County Snow Removal Cost for 1949-50 Totals $137000
Ray mond B Traver county superintendent of highways announced the 1949 50 winter snow removal cost at 137000 with ice control costing 38000 and county highway work for the state totaling 19155 000 receivable through the state aid program The total exceeds the budget by 40000 and oiling on county roads will begin Wednesday with Bartons Corners road in East Syracuse Crews will also patch and repair winter damage in the northeast section of the county The program is projected to cost 128000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Raymond B. Traver
Travers
Iounty Highway Department
Traver
Barton's Corners
Syracuse
Warrants Drawn for Two In Burglary Case
Sam Amato and Joseps DePasquale were named in first degree burglary warrants issued by Police Chief John A Kinney and District Attorney Jesse Cantor as investigations into a spate of safe cracking continued. A new suspect was tied to a break in at Allis Chalmers and police found plow points and tampered knobs on a safe door. Cantor said .38 caliber slugs were recovered from both Amato and DePasquale after a botched entry at the Mandarino home, with ballistics to determine location at the time. Commisso was returned to Syracuse police custody and may face conspiracy and burglar tools charges at the May grand jury continuance. The district attorney extended the no visitor rule at Amato and DePasquale’s hospital rooms after threats to guards from would-be visitors. DePasquale remained in fairly good condition. Amato, wounded in the leg, was moved from an oxygen tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Amato
Joseps DePasquale
John A. Kinney
Jesse E. Cantor
Amato
Allis-Chalmers
Hiawatha Bivd
William Miller
Cantor
Ramto
DePasquale
Hickok Av
Eastiwood
Canto
Mandarino House
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Joseph Michael Commisso
Manilla St
Syracuse
Atorney
Track Meet Rescheduled Between Potsdam and OFA
The Potsdam track meet with Ogdensburg Free Academy, washed out by rain, will be run Wednesday afternoon at Norwood Norfolk. Central School will participate but its results will not count for scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Fpotsdam High
Ogdensburg Free Academy
Norwood-Norfolk
Central School
Jet Pilots Take Day Off A Mother's Day Tribute
Col. Michael C. Maione of the 138th Fighter Squadron gave jet pilots a Mothers Day break from routine flights. Spectators waited for display maneuvers but saw only fresh air as the pilots rescheduled Sunday flying and daily sorties after the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Force
Michael C. Maione
138Th
Air National Guard
Mother
Col. Maione
Mayor Starts Study of 1951 Budget
Mayor Corcoran returns from the U S Conference of Mayors to begin a focused review of the 1951 city budget. He has received minimum budgets from most departments and anticipates submitting a tentative Public Works budget by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Department of Public Works
Education Department
Frank F. Harmon
Public Works
George L. Richardson
New York City
Traffic Court JUDGE TRUMAN H. PRESTON
A list of traffic court penalties shows various defendants cited in Onondaga County and Auburn with charges for speeding and failures to have a driver’s license or car under control. Fines range from $20 to $100 and some defendants receive suspended sentences or jail terms proportional to unpaid balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Onondaga County
Arthur N. Bardeau
Oswerost
Milton R. Rouse
Auburn
Paul Weis
Woodruff Av
Robert H. Harmer
W. Genesee
S. Clinton St
Willard A. Stormes, Jr
Walnut
Sneedine
Franciis Gersbacher
Martin St
James Donald K. Bell
Washington St
Oakwood
Neal J. Hansen
DeWitt St
Joseph Hargan
S. West St
Lloyd
Tyson Nl
Edward R. Shepard
Syracuse
Erie
Bivd
Kirkville
Janes
Ruth Metzger
Shirley Rd
John PB. Hennessey
Duan St
Obeskweting
David W. Fry
Delaware St
Blanche Karher
Green St
Ruth B. Brownell
Myrlie
Anthony Kaminski
E. Cheltenham
James W. Gaffner
Slocum Heights
Margaret Zacharek
Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandra van Cavanaugh
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arik
Robert
Jing Pritchard
Steele’ School of Drastic Dancing
Syracuse Hairdressers’ Association
Unit 13
Harriet Frank
Gloria Quihh
Adelia Quinn
Tamarack St. Liverpool
Alpha Tau Omega
Syracuse University
Neadsou Rd
Bile’ Blvd
Floyd ‘Colang
Irving. Blanchard
Colang
Irving Cheyette
Syracuse University School of Music
New York State
Syracuse ‘University
Tax Bureau
Jewish Fund Appeal
James St. Mansion
Klwants Club
Hotel
Barclay Apartments
Louis Gaurnier
Francis Mahaney
Burton Wright
Salvatore Frio
Kirtlands
S. Salina St
First Trust
Ist Federal
ST qWice
South Warren
Syracuse, N. Y
Life Insurance
AGG
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Syracuse ‘Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Boulevard
Syracuse 1
N.Y
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