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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1952

Page

3

Bus Union OKs Shorter Work Week

The Syracuse Transit Corp and AF of L union Local 580 reached a one year contract retroactive to May 1 giving about 475 drivers and mechanics a nine cent per hour wage raise while moving from an eight to eight hour 43 minute daily schedule on a five day week. About 230 drivers will work nine to nine hours 45 minutes daily with overlap. some drivers receive overtime after 40 hours. total weekly pay rises slightly though gross weeks stay the same. Negotiations began April 1 and the vote at Taliman Street Station was held yesterday. Company officials had no comment on fare or schedule effects.

Syracuse Transit Corp A.F.L. Union Norman Brien Brien Ntetn Afew Cab 3 Taliman St

Traffic Court Clinic Panel in Syracuse Discussion

Albany safety official Thomas W. Ryan announced James R. Barrett will chair a panel at the Traffic Court Clinic in Syracuse. The event covers hit and run identification, sobriety tests, speed via skid marks, and sound investigation and trial procedures with cooperation from multiple state and county agencies.

Albany Thomas W. Ryan James R. Barrett Police Bureau Traffic Court Clinic Syracuse

Civil Liberties Debate Emphasizes Due Process Value

Patrick Murphy Malin of the ACLU urged preserving due process as vital for national security and daily rights. Speaking at a Rotary Club luncheon, he cited the steel seizure case against President Truman and argued civil liberties must remain non controversial amid shifting minority demands.

Patrick Murphy Malin American Civil Liberties Union Rotary Club Hotel Onondaga Truman Malin

Duty Order for CD Observers Delayed

According to a directive received by Capt Ollie Baker at the Syracuse Filter Center the 24 hour duty order for Civil Defense volunteer ground observers has been postponed due to lack of volunteers Civil Defense authorities will confer with stage agencies on hardship and observer availability to man a week long two hour shift post with 168 volunteers required for one plane spotting post

Ollie Baker Syracuse Civil Defense

Salvation Army Camp Opens Registration at Citadel

Salvation Army camp at Jefferson Park runs five sessions from June 30 to August 29 at the Citadel 343 E Genesee. Major Royce W. Hawley says the third period July 28 to August 1 is open to seniors over 65, while kids ages 6 to 12 may register for the first two and fourth 12 day periods. ages 6 to 15 may register for the final period.

Jeferson Park Salvation Army Citadel E. iGenesee St Royce W. Hawley Hawley

Praise for Syracuse Firemen in Jeffer son Street Blaze

Mrs. Harriett Quinn thanks Syracuse fire Chief William Connelly and Deputy Chief Robert Kramer for the courtesy and careful salvage work at a May 10 fire at 425 E Jefferson Street. She credits Engine Co. 6 7 16 light squad and hook and ladder 4 for their service and asks that her thanks be extended to the crew.

Syracuse E. Jefferson II Harriett Quinn William Con

Ascension Day services set at South Presbyterian Church

Ascension Day will be observed at South Presbyterian Church with two services tomorrow. At 10:30 A.M. Rev. Dr. John T. Reeve will preach The Crowning Fact on Christ's Redeeming Work and at 7:30 P.M. Rev. Robert N. Oerter Jr. will deliver The Marks of Christian Maturity.

South Presbyterian Church John T.reeve Robert N. Oerter, Jr

Holy Name Society to Hold Communion at Our Lady of Pompei

The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Pompei Church will hold its quarterly communion at the 8 o clock mass tomorrow in the new church. Breakfast will be served after the mass at Richards Restaurant Eastwood. Steve Juliano is in charge of arrangements.

Holy Name Society of Our Lady of

Allentown Bible College Quartet to Sing at Pilgrim Holiness Church

The Allentown Pa quartet will present a special sacred music program at 11 A.M. worship tomorrow in Pilgrim Holiness Church. At 7 30 P.M. Pastor Rev. Garry Boel will preach the sermon.

Allentown Bible College Allentown Pilgrim Holiness Church Garry Boel

Stolen Typewriter Reported In City Parking Lot

ELOS BOSS of 303 Shennard street reported a portable typewriter valued at 85 dollars stolen from a car in an East Washington street parking lot last night. Patrolman James Lynch said entry was gained by forcing a ventilator window during the investigation.

Elos Shennard St E. Washington St James Lynch

Life Here Under Reds Portrayed at Lions Club Luncheon

Com A W Czechalowski warned Syracuse residents of life under Communist rule. He forecast inflation, fear, and dishonor if Russia capitulated, urging unity and strength. The session also announced 1952 53 officers including President Robert J Uplinger and the club’s executive lineup.

Syracuse Lions Club Tote Syracuse Com. A. W. Czechalowski Central New York Military Security Board Germany Czechalowski Clinto Sq Robert J. Uplinger John Schweitzer Herbert Moreen Francis F. Greeley M. G. Curtis Clarke M. Babbitt Arthur Hillsdorf Lion Tamer Albert A. Aiuenchene

Bank Examiner Jobs Offered by FDIC Across Regions

William J. Sanderson announces FDIC seeks bank examiners for New York New Jersey Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands. Pay $3 410 yearly. apply by June 1 at Window 19 Federal Building.

Federal Deposit Ensurance Corp William J. Sanderson Civil Service New York New Jersey Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Sanderson

Youth Burned By Blast at Fuel Station

Richard Whitney a 17 year old from 700 Harrison street suffered second and third degree burns to his right leg in a gasoline explosion at 108 Renwick avenue. He and a 16 year old companion drained pumps at an East Side station to obtain fuel for an outboard motor. Whitney spilled fuel and lit a match to test flammability. The fire burned about five percent of his body. he was treated at University Hospital in good condition and later hospitalized. Capt. Leahey and Officers Lynch and Liepka investigated.

Richard Whitney Harrison St University Hospital Renwickav I Police Whitney Arthur G. Leahey James Lynch Robert Liepka

Mail Trucks To Be Hired For City Delivery

Three light trucks and 12 to 15 sedans will be hired for mail delivery and related services. Proposals due by 10 AM Tuesday with blanks available at the Federal Building. Hire period runs to June 30, 1953, with trucks used about six hours daily.

Myron J. Parkinson J. R. Welsh

Will filed for probate of Syracuse physician Dr Renaud

The widow Genevieve Renaud and the physician's three daughters will inherit the estate of Dr J Edward Renaud who died May 9. The widow receives personal property and 2500 cash. the remainder is placed in trust for the widow and daughters Helen Ann Genevieve Rita and Mary Jo. The stepmother Anna Renaud receives the Carbon Street property and 1000 cash.

J. Edward Renaud Syracuse Charles RP. Milford, Jr Renaud Genevieve Renaud Turtle St Renaud'sidow Helen Ann Genevieve Rita Mary Jo Anna Renaud Carbon St

Foundation Elects Dolan and Dudley as Leaders

The Community Foundation of Syracuse and Onondaga County elected T Frank Dolan and A Dean Dudley as president and vice president at a board meeting in the First Trust and Deposit Company building. Dolan, a local attorney, has chaired and supported multiple fund campaigns and earned the George Arents Pioneer Medal in 1951. Dudley, longtime Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co. director, has led community efforts and previously presided over Chest activities.

Dean Dudley T. Frank Dolan Community Foundation Syraecuse Onondaga County First Trust and Deposit Company Dudley Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company Central New York Power Corporation Leene Crassadith Ats Cnesitte Uunecil Syracuse Tthe Chest Dolan Edward Joy Company Burhans and Black Syracuse University George Arents Community Chest and Council Chest Syracuse University Law College le Moyne College St. Joseph’s Hospital The Community Chest Frederick W. Barker H Duane Bruce Harry W. Davies A Dean Dudley Harold Edwards Stewart F. Hancock William L. Hinds Crandall Melvin Albert B. Merrill H. Paul Nelligan Oscar F. Soule Clarence H. Twichell Warren B. Unbehead H. Hiram Weisberg Ransom G. MacKenzie Everett N. Hatch Gerald W. Burke

Monson Visits Syracuse During Midwest Tour

Lord John Rosebery Monson of Lincolnshire and Lady Monson arrived in Syracuse after a Midwest tour. They stayed with Lady Monson's uncle Frederick B. Northrup and planned to sail from New York next week to England to rejoin their three sons and daughter.

Syracuse John Roseberry Monson Lincolnshire England Monson Midwest Lady Monson Frederick B. Northrup Douglas St New York Maj E. Alexander Powell Powell W. Genesee St Oxford Lord Mon- Son Burton North Carlton South Carlton

Bankers to Hear Travers Tonight at Syracuse Dinner

MARTIN J. TRAVERS of Buffalo will speak at the 39th annual dinner of Syracuse Chapter American Institute of Banking tonight at Hotel Syracuse. He is a candidate for president of the national organization meeting in Houston on June 2. Travers is vice president of Marine Trust Company of Western New York and Power City Trust Company of Niagara Falls and has long served in Buffalo civic affairs.

Martin J. Travers Buffalo Syracuse American Institute of Banking National Organization Houston Tex Travers Marine Trust Company of Western New York Power City Trust Company Niagara Falls

Van Denburg Low On Truck Bids

VAN DENBERG MOTORS was the lowest of seven bidders for furnishing five dump trucks to Liam J. Hanlon commissioner of contract and purchase. The bid price was $22,534 with other bids to $26,750. Trucks require enclosed cabs and hydraulic operated dump bodies.

van Denberg Motors Liam J. Hanlon

Air Guard Open House at Hancock Field During Armed Forces Week

The New York Air National Guard held an open house at Hancock Field near Syracuse from noon to 5 p.m. showcasing a new $1,000,000 hangar and adjacent buildings. Maj. Joseph C. Irwin and Col. Michael C. Majone greeted visitors as the 138th Fighter Squadron, part of the 107th Fighter Group, explained its mission and personnel.

New York Air National Guard Hancock Field Armed Forces Week Thompson Rd Joseph C. Irwin Michael C. Majone 107Th Fighter Group Syracuse 107Th Air National Guard Camp Drum

Rail fare hike limited impact in Syracuse area

New York railroads win Public Service Commission permission to raise basic commuting fares by 23 percent next week. A Central ticket agent says only about three riders between Syracuse Utica and Oneida will be affected, with city residents far less impacted than those near New York City.

New York Syracuse Public Service Commission the Central Utica Oneida New York City

Camp Zerba Reunion Sets Tonight on Syracuse Roof

The Second Camp Zerba reunion occurs at 7 PM on the Syracuse Boys Club roof with a campfire and songs. Theme Fellowship recalls summer experiences as campers meet old friends and new director George Novak. Ed Ellsworth and Bob Ledger organize. Old Boys Association supplies refreshments.

Zerba Syracuse Boys’ Club George Novak Ed Ellsworth Bob Ledger Old Boys’ Association

Woman Attacked Near Home on Westcott Street

A 29 year old woman was grabbed by the throat as she neared her front door on Westcott Street. The unidentified assailant fled after her screams drew police who were patrolling nearby. Edna Krause of 445 Westcott Street reported the incident.

Edna Krause Westcott St

State Hi-Y Cabinet Meets Here to Plan for Assembly

Sixty high school boys and girls from 14 districts and nearly 300 local Hi-Y Clubs convene as the State Hi-Y Cabinet at the Syracuse YMCA to plan the December Assembly in Albany. Howard M. Shinn will direct and officials for the Assembly will be chosen. John Patterson of Central High School leads as council president and host welcomes delegates. A dance is planned tonight at the YMCA. Local clubs write legislative bills for consideration by youthful lawmakers in Albany.

Syracuse M.C Albany Howard M. Shinn State Y.M.C.A John Patterson Central High School Onondaga Council YMCA Hi-V M.C.A New York State

GE Reveals Ultra High Frequency TV Transmitter Plans

Houston reports GE filed FCC specifications for a 60 kilowatt UHF transmitter with 1,000 kilowatts reflected power using a Klystron tube. Lewis F. Page announced at the Southwestern Institute of Radio Engineers event that GE also developed a 160 watt low cost unit for small towns with GS antenna for eight to ten mile reception.

Houston Tex General Electric Company Federal Communications Commission Lewis F. Page Electronics Park Syracuse Southwestern Institute of Radio Engineers Page G.G FCC Macyirom Fy Iena General Electric Hn Operaion General Electric G.E iPage

Knowlton Joins Syracuse YMCA Youth Leadership

Richard B. Knowlton becomes associate youth executive at the Syracuse YMCA LAC Monday, joining Jack Bale and Joseph Stinson to fill a vacancy left by Kenneth Carpenter. A Branford, Connecticut native and Springfield College alumnus, Knowlton previously led Day Camp Uncas in Norwich and served 42 months in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II.

Richard B. Knowlton Neiv Syracuse Yalc Jack Bale Joseph Stinson Kenneth D. Carpenter Knowlton Syracuse Norwich Conn Ymlc.a Uncas Branford Springfield College U.S. Coast Guard

Kefauvers on Campaign Trail Put on Hold by Mumps

Washington dispatch notes that Mrs. Nancy Kefauver is not campaigning actively for her husband as three of the Kefauver children battle mumps, leaving the family momentarily sidelined from public events.

Washington Nancy Kefauver Kefauver

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