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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

6

Referendum Set on DeWitt School Plans With Site Change

The Jamesville DeWitt Central School District votes on the same building program, defeated 47 votes, with a proposed site change to Merriam tract or Ballweg Farm. Polls run noon to 9 p.m. June 6. A brochure and four meetings will explain disputed points.

Citizens’ Advisory Committee Board of Education Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District Merriam IWO Ballweg Farm Jamesville Rd Lyndon Route 5 Vang Willike Dewitt Memorial Hall

Rail workers to gain higher unemployment and sickness benefits

Railroad workers will receive boosted sickness and unemployment benefits starting July 1 under a new amendment to the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act. The maximum rises to 3 dollars? No, to 3 dollars daily. top rate 7.50 for high earners. Estimated 11,850 New York state residents will collect sickness benefits totaling 3.7 million and 32,900 will receive unemployment benefits totaling 2.55 million in 1952-53.

F. J. Kelly Railroad Retirement Board Syracuse Truman Shingher Kelley New York State

Rummage Sale Slated By Pensin Club

American Pension Clubs plan a district rummage sale Wednesday afternoon at 220 ET Washington St with a covered dish supper at 1:30 PM Charles Bennett former VFW commander will address all clubs of the 36th Congressional District at 7:30 PM at 220 EL Washington St other clubs meet at their usual times during the week

Washington St Charles Bennett Veterans of Foreign Wars 36Th Congressional District EL Washington St

Marriage Licenses Reported for Numerous New Couples

The notice lists multiple couples including Harry Martin and Ruth E. Hamilton with addresses in Salina and Fayette streets, Edson S. Niles and Lelian MM from Broome, Joan S. Anderson from Pawtucket, Cecelia M. Russell from South Avenue, Raymond W. Wallace from East Syracuse, June L. Hughes from East Syracuse, Arthur R. Chassman from Mount Vernon, Caryl A. Heller from Great Neck, Richard J. Fowler from Seymour Street, Donna J. Travis from Merritt Avenue, John J. Beckler from Brooklyn, and Marion Konudick from Fenton Street.

Joan S. Anderson Pawtucket R. E. Cecelia M. Russell Raymond W. Wallace Syracuse June L. Hughes

Birth announcements in Syracuse area May births list

A long OCR fragment lists numerous births to couples in Syracuse area towns from May 1 to May 14. Names include Beatrice E. Noticey, Morris E. Broyles, Kenneth J. McQueeney, Elsie L. Vile, Carol R. Lewis, Ardis R. Mason, Leith M. King, Nancy B. Lawson, Marian E. Schill, Dorothy B. Shelby, Sophia T. Nausedas, Loretta L. Damanski, and many others with addresses in East Syracuse, North Syracuse, Cazenovia, Solvay, Baldwinsville, Warners, and surrounding communities. Dates and partial locations accompany each entry.

Joseph P. Kleiman Beatrice E. Noticey Broad Sv Morris E. Broyles M. Wopstead Renmore Av BE. Watkins Barbar East Syracuse Kenneth J. McQueeney Stephanie G. Rozwood Beecherst Albers ¥ E. Holfolter Elsie L. Vile Burnet Av Webster M._Gvidler Carol R. Lewis North Syracuse Beary A. Cushing Auma J. Senn W. Seneca Trapk Glen D. Scilwell Ardis R. Mason Jamesville Lay Richard F. Ledyard, Jr Theesla Constable Cazenovia John W. Roberts Leith M. King Liverpool Linden - Summers, Jr Elizabeth J. Ranck Haven Rd John C. Valek Sophia T.nausedas Donald’p. Waldt Loretta EL. Damanski Fairmount Robert W. Kereslarion R. Barker Ronald A. Scarson Anna M. DeSantis McKinley Av James J. Carmene Beth V. Clark Hawley Charles

Syracuse Police Benevolent backs 44 hour week plan

The Syracuse Police Benevolent Association approves the proposed police salary schedule with reservations. It wants a 44 hour work week, citing Rochester Yonkers and Buffalo examples. The group thanks Mayor Corcoran and reviews the plan by the Bureau of Municipal Research and New York State Civil Service.

Syracuse Police Benevolent Association Police Department Robert Alexander Laurence J. O'Toole Bureau of Municipal Research New York State Department of Civil Service Yonkers Rochester Buffalo Syracuse Dureau Corcoran Alexander O'Toole

Civil Defense Meeting Moves to Seymour School

Sector Six Civil Defense meeting rescheduled from 7 45 P M at the vocational high school to Seymour School at the same hour. Attendees urged, especially Sector Six women, to join. Discussion on housing survey and a civil defense film to be shown with speakers Mrs Marcus Hughes and Mrs Merle Lipton.

Sector Six Civil Defense Group Vocational High Seymour School Seymour St Marcus Hughes Civil Defense Merle Lipton

Cull Poultry To Be Shipped In Cortland Tompkins Plan

Cortland and Tompkins counties launch a cooperative cull poultry pickup with first collection at the McLean Garage. Poultrymen must place birds by 8 AM and crates will be supplied. Birds sell at the Bath Poultry Auction on a five percent commission. The program runs a three month trial.

Cortland Tompkins McLean Robert Trauslein Farme Bureau Bath

Bluebooks Begin Battle at Syracuse University

Final examinations start at Syracuse University with Archbold Gymnasium serving as battle headquarters for the bluebooks. The 1951 52 academic year ends, classes stop, and commencement is set for June 2 as the campus empties.

Syracuse University Archbold Gymnasium

Security Card Numbers Highlighted By Social Security Official

C A Edson manager of the Syracuse office warns workers to protect their Social Security numbers. He notes most wage records use the name Smith and stresses that a name plus the correct account number uniquely identifies an individual for crediting wages and benefits. He advises keeping the card halves separate and updating for married names while preserving the original number. Employers should require the official card and ensure payroll records match the card’s name and number exactly.

C. A. Edson Syracuse l Social Security Administration Iorker Jedson Smith Edson Social Security Office

Carone to Head Veterans Agency in Geneva

Thomas J. Carens, a 35 year old World War II veteran, named by Mayor Erle Rogers to lead the Veterans Service agency in Geneva. He will start June 1, with a $3,500 annual salary. He succeeds William F. Sheehan Jr., moved to the Rogers Insurance agency. appointment came via the Central Council of Veterans.

Geneva Thomas J. Carens Erle Rogers Veterans Service Agency Carone William F. Sheehan, Jr Rogers Insurance Agency Veterans Post Central Council of Veterans

Pratt Official Seeks Reinvestigation of School Building Standards

Olindo Grossi of Pratt Institute urged a reevaluation of values needs and methods in school construction before the New York State Association of School Business Officials in Syracuse. He cited that 40 percent of U S schools in 25 states are over 30 years old and about two in five are unsatisfactory fire traps. The talk opened the convention as leaders urged higher standards and state guidance for a future budget request.

Olindo Grossi Department of Architecture Pratt Institute New York State Association of School Business Syracuse Maurice G. Osborne Malcolm H. Reed Vincent Train Grossi Board of Education Silver Creek Auburn

Mrs. Ann Schiess Of Oneida Dies

Mrs. Ann Schiess aged 52 of Middlérd Oneida died Saturday night at Oneida City Hospital after admission May 15 as a medical patient. Survived by husband Carl Schiess. Funeral arrangements handled by E. F. Gaynor Funeral Home Syracuse.

Oneida Ann Schiess Middlé Rd Oneida City Hospital Carl Schiess E. F. Gaynor Syracuse

Nottingham Student Wins Anti Red Letter Contest

William Berinstein of Nottingham High School won the Irving J. Davis Chapter Purple Heart anti Communist letter contest. He wrote to a student behind the Iron Curtain and will receive a $10 prize with potential $50 grand prize eligibility. Letters advance to Voice of America for broadcasts.

Nottingham William Berinstein Irving J. Davis Military Order of the Purple ‘Heart Syracuse New York Louis ‘Taber Farmers Life Insurance Co Jerome D. Wilson Wilson J. Calvin Callaghen Syracuse University Berinstein Voic of America Iron Curtain

Polish U S Unit to Honor War Heroes at Memorial Ceremony

The Polish American Memorial Group plans a 9 A M service Friday at General Pulaski Park to honor war dead. Rev Msgr Casimir Piedja will give the invocation at Sacred Heart Church 9 45 parade to the cemetery 10 30. John Walewski chairs with Richard Grudzinski Edmund Gingelewski and others on the committee.

General Pulaski Park Robert J. Pietrucha Fathers Club of the RYT Msgr Casimir Piedja Sacred Heart Church P.la.v John Walewski Richard A. Grudzinski Edmund Gingelewski Walter Piela Grand Mar‘shal Robert Z. Szogi John Lukow John Kapusniak Frank No‘wicki Clarence Kadys John’ Butz Francis Stepien

Mrs. Margaret Quirk Rites, Wednesday

Rome obituary for Margaret Clark Quirk 56 died at home in Rome born May 29, 1895 daughter of Frank A. and Sarah Clark married to William A. Quirk in 1923. survived by sister Jane Murphy and brother F Jefferson Clark. Services set at Clark Home 8:45 AM and St. Peter's Church 9:30 AM Wednesday.

Rome Margaret Clark Quirk Floyday Frank A Sarah Amidon Clark William A. Quirk Revere Copper & Brass, Inc St. Peter’s Church Jane Murphy F. Jefferson Clark Clark St. Peter's Church Agnes T. R. Tierney Baldwinsville Agnes T. ‘Reinschmidt Tierney W. Sorrel Rd St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery Latiia Tierney Theodore T. Terney Mary Agnes Tierney Lucas Reinschmidt Joseph Reinschmidt Clara Reinschmidt Arthur Rangers

Tucker Resigns New Process Post

AUBURN Grayson A Tucker, manager of the New Process Gear Company plant in Auburn, has re signed that position. He previously led the Auburn plant 11 years for the International Harvester Company before the plant closed. He plans to enjoy a rest and then enter business with his wife in Florida.

Auburn Grayson A. Tucker New Process Gear Company Tucker International Harvester Company R Concern Florida

Four Injured in Week End Auto Crashes

Miss Catherine Towndrow seventeen of Brewerton is listed in fair condition at St Josephs Hospital after a Saturday night collision between a car driven by her father Joseph Towndrow and a truck driven by Arthur J Kitts. Also injured were Mrs Virginia Frese, Doris E Groth and Charles R Merritt in separate accidents on Route 11 north of Cicero and Nedrow LaFayette Road.

Catherine Towndrow Brewerton St. Joseph's Hospital Miss Towndrow Joseph Towndrow Arthur J. Kitts Hastings R. D Cicero Virginia Frese St Joseph's Nedrow LaFayette Rd Doris E. Groth LaFayette Charles R. Merritt Rochester Merritt

Edward F. Breen Service Tomorrow

Obituary notices for Edward F. Breen and several others detail funeral plans. Breen, a retired Syracuse fireman, died after a long illness. services at John J. Molloy Funeral Home followed by a Mass at St. John the Baptist Church. Burial at St. Agnes Cemetery with survivors including wife Mabel and children.

Edward F. Breen N. Midler Memorial Hospital John J. Molloy St. John the Baptist Church St. Agnes’ Cemetery Syracuse Breen Soyracuse Fire Department Mabel Breen Laurence EF. Breen Raymond Dwyre Patrick Breen Margaret Barnes

Pedestrian Struck by Car Near Sawyers Corners

A Throop man Clark 55 was injured Saturday afternoon when struck by a car driven by Mrs Nelson Burr near Sawyers Corners Route 38 two miles north of Auburn. He was taken to Auburn City Hospital for multiple facial and forehead lacerations.

Auburn Bedford Clark Throop, R.D Nelson Burrem Sawyer’s Corners Auburn City Hospital

Legion Auxiliary to Hold Regular Canastota Meeting

A Canastota Canastota meeting of the Charles Miller Unit American Legion Auxiliary will be held tomorrow evening at the Memorial Home. Members should bring an article for auction. Florence Tanner leads the entertainment committee. May Cunningham will appoint a nominating committee to select officers for next year. Plans are set for the County convention in Canastota on June 19.

Canastota Charles Miller American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Home Florence Tanner May Cunningham

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DeWitt School The Stars Philco Ranklin W. Genesee St Parliament Pensin Club Harry Martin Salina St Ruth E. Hamilton E. Fayette St iEdson S. Niles I Lelian Broome Arthur R. Chassman Mount Vernon Caryl A. Heller Great Neck Richard J. Fowler Donna J. Travis Merritt Av John J. Beckler Brooklyn Marion Konudick Fenton Si Darehters Paul N. Munson Charlotte ‘L. Neyhar Lillian Ay Johan * Place Elizabeth Fulton Camillus B.D John MM Fas Wipee E. Fisk Morgan Rd Memphis R.D Gerald E. Kane Cecelia m. Mazejke Warners Sar Richard x Younr Joan Xa Grovest Joseph E. Cox Marcers R .McCormick Hillsdale Michaelis Bonessio Janet le White William & Aanee Eee Simmons James St Winchell Ta Joshua L. Evans Suzabeth Gardine Rid Irvine Dey E. Haas W. Newell St. M Bea Snd Kells Martha A. Rushle Park Av Robert G. Tschudi Virginian Leuphlin 218Sixth Inverpool C.D Seymour University Vase Gaanelly SVU Veterans Agency Nottingham High School U. S Margaret Quirk New Process New York City Grand Court Order of the Amaranth New Yorker Lucille H. Lowe Roswell P. Barron Ray S. Engle East Av van Dusen Albert L. Baner First Methodist Church Willl Chenango Valley Cemetery Binghamton Oswego Engle New York Central Railroad Elmora B. Engle Allen F. Engle Coe P. Engle Fulton Neil B. Engle Sanford Fla Ada Wilcox Robert Blake Rexford Burdick Oak St Trainor Funeral Home Boonville Mr. Burdick Liverpool Methodist Church Richard Burdick Philip J. Burdick Russell W. Burdick Beaver Falls James B. Meneilly Inlet Theodore Stewart Anna Warmuth Burdick Irving Klelman Lancaster Irving Kleiman Lancaster Ar Birnbaum Benjamin Friedman Temple Society of Concord Jacob Epstein Temple Beth Israel Beth Israel Cemetery Syracusan Kleiman Prietor Crouseau Fannie Kleiman Kauff Kleiman Schenectady Florence Garber Hartfour Conn Lilly Bettigale Esther Port Springfield Mass Ann Elkin San Diego Calif Legion Auxiliary Opet Haccis Aoine S. Salina St
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