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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1949
Page
14
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including Charles A Bartus Clarence Howe Pete Lae Gusiddy Pane Fob and Centerville. The readable items suggest a local notice listing residents and events with street references and dates.
Rites set Friday for Pfc Chmarak buried after being killed in action September. Notices list survivors, including Mrs Rosalie Chmarak and others, with services at Rhodes Church and Greenleaf funeral home details. Also included are multiple obituaries and funeral notices for local residents, listing survivors and service details.
Funeral services for Alva L Rose of 67 Hillsdale Avenue in Watertown are set for Thursday at 1 AM. The deceased was a retired New York Central employee and formerly with James Method Church. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery. Basford and James Method will conduct calling hours from 2 to 4 PM.
The Spring conference of Parent-Teacher units in Madison will gather from Northern Cayuse Onida Onondaga and Oswego counties this Saturday at Percygies School. Representatives from 103 groups are expected to attend. A symposium on ree education and a skit on prohibitions will be presented.
The notice lists Joann Cornish and Richard Cornish as relatives with Pte. Robert Cornish among those named. Services will be conducted in Boston for a deceased individual, with granddaughters mentioned in the record.
The Army and Air Force target high school graduates in a Syracuse recruiting push. Capt Bernard A Gilman says graduates are an excellent source of high type intelligent men and women. He notes 200 technical training courses and opportunities to continue education.
Orenstein 44 of 211 Scott av is named the regular Republican candidate for the ward seat after discussions with county G O P chairman Charles A McNeil The Onondaga County Bar Association director is married with three children and a Syracuse Law School graduate. he may face Democrat Bernard S Cohen incumbent since a 2 year upset victory The Liberty Republican Club backed by the committee also urged Nathan Abelson for the Supreme Court nomination.
John J. Buckley 36 of 2103 S State St arrested May 11 after allegedly firing a shot at the Fayett Veterans Social Club 222 W Fayette St. In Police Court today he requested a Massachusetts attorney and the court granted permission. Buckley pleaded innocent to first degree assault and said his attorney will be in court tomorrow.
Revenue Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy begins a week long tour of northern Syracuse tax district offices. He will visit Fulton Watertown Ogdensburg Jialone and Slassena to brief tax staff on new accounting methods and conduct a tax school for bureau employees.
A five member committee appointed by Chief Jona Kinney will review last year’s records to select recipients of the Arthur Jenkins and Francis Hendricks medals. Members include Lt. Thomas Hennigan Lt George Easterly Sgt Samuel Nappi Detective Donald Tracey and Acting Detective Michael Corbett. The medals are awarded in ceremonies on City Hall steps to police heroes for outstanding service. The committee will deliver a sealed report to Chief Kinney upon completion.
A gala program for the Ina Thirel Ward Men's Club features Jimmy Fox and his daredevil drivers at the show grounds on Moyne Ave near the city line. The Tunnel of Fire and leaps will headline acts with motorcycle and automobile stunts, plus kiddie rides, a Ferris wheel, a carnival, and nightly prizes. Frederick Morton leads the club with Leslie Schultz and Walter Miller guiding advertising and auctions.
Syracuse University reports nineteen students welcomed into the Theta Beta Phi Honorary Philosophical Society last night. Notables listed include Donald Suddle Alan Feldman Major Friedman Vanda Grant Melvin Greenblatt C Hackett J R Hanson Andrew Joanstone Hilton Kramer Robert Lober Jestrovic Lawrence Pras S L Lchreiter Garrison Sobel Ronald Walrath Gerald Weinstein and Marie Wimmer.
Edward W. Giselman former Syracuse fire chief and Henry D. Bloom of New York City received 50 year medals from Salt Springs Lodge 520 F and A M for outstanding Masonic service. George MacCall district deputy grand master of Onondaga County presented the awards. Joseph J. Gumb master of Salt Springs Lodge attended.
Commander Edward L. Robertson Jr. son of Mrs. Edward L. Robertson of 20 Farmer Street, and grandson of Justice Robertson, has been named executive officer of the Navy cruiser Salem. The cruiser, valued at $50,000,000, was commissioned Saturday at South Boston. Robertson graduated from the Annapolis Naval Academy in 1933.
Fragmented OCR text shows Mayor Frank Costello chairing Syracuse group as city seeks proposals from producers. Mentions producers committee and regional director involvement amid unclear process and timing.
About 2000 teachers and administrators will attend a university led educational conference. Focus on consumer education will be highlighted during sessions chaired by Dr. Robert S. Fish with eight university departments participating.
The Securities and Exchange Commission granted Power Corp a six month extension from November 1 to dispose of holdings in Buffalo Corp a subsidiary. The order was issued as part of a reorganization plan overseen by Had or Hudson.
A garbled inditement notes Harold Johnson 1101 Lodi St charged with burglary third degree and petty larceny for a stated amount. Jony Labedz Genesee St faces second degree burglary and petty larceny for $25. Isadore Rosenfeld 31 from Philadelphia noted in unemployment insurance entry. Louis Wentworth alias Harris 21 of 307 Irving Ave charged with burglary third degree and grand larceny.
Townsend shares observations on life in Okinawa highlighting daily routines and training experiences. He notes the role of the Reserve Officers Training Corps instructor stationed at Syracuse Unity and comments on local military community activities.
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