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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1941
Page
3
Fragmented OCR mentions a Missing Missionary and a city defense meeting aboard a ship. Poletti is referenced as viewing work. The fragments imply local wartime notices and society items from Syracuse in May 1941.
A misread letter describes Miss Harvid Haley and a Jerter aeritven voyage to Port of Spain Trinidad with observations on ship life. The piece details blackout periods aboard and mentions U S Defense Council activity in New York State, plus officials from Syracuse and associations with General Motors. It highlights the travel party including Dr J A Wilson and Senator Wallace, and notes the Aviation School at 2054 South Clinton Street as part of state defense training.
A man identified as Edward Floyd Peterson, 26, of 441 Gifford Street, was in custody awaiting federal investigation for an indictment in the Easter Pennsylvania district for use of force to detract. Authorities located him after a deputy sheriff provided information and a car he was said to be driving. In a separate matter, Lucille Garzone filed for divorce from her husband, Garzone, alleging support and improper income reporting. The couple has five children and Garzone’s assets include a farm in Manlius and potential hotel ties.
Dr. E Jerome Silverman cites Duchess Margaret of Tyrol born 1398 as the least attractive figure known as Porket Mouth and Ugly Duchess in Mice in Wonderland arguing modern dental surgery could have improved appearance and self confidence for royal figures and their households.
City welfare reports show 4136 cases on May 37, a drop of 61 from the prior week. Commissioner Abbott told Mayor Marvin the total under the statute for May 18, 1950, reflects ongoing relief reductions amid defense program influences.
Mrs Harriet Gray Fulmer of 172 Stafford Avenue died after a fall down stairs yesterday afternoon. She was taken to East University Hospital by ambulance and pronounced dead on arrival. Coroner authorized release of the body to Welter Funeral Director. Survivors include husband Har low Fulmer and a daughter Mrs Anna Rice. Funeral plans set for Welter mortuary Friday at 9 AM with a requiem mass at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament and burial in Assumption Cemetery.
A meeting was held at the On Todaga Hotel with J Daniel German, chairman, presiding over the chapter of the National Funds Yon for Josynile Paralysis. The discussion focused on allocating infantile funds and organizing the Par Talyn campaign in the county.
Twelve troopers in the Syracuse district are reassigned as seasonal transfers affect Oneida and surrounding posts. Nelson Gydeson and Robert Flaherty shift to Syracuse. G. E. Young, Wallace Spelman, Ward Donovan, Abram Lyder, Frans Stritter, Oscar Brannigan and others move to or from Fayetteville, Cazenovia, Elbridge, Skaneateles, Pulaski, Auburn, Waymart, and Canastota stations for summer duty and motorcycle patrols.
A Syracuse University event features Piper Cub planes sponsored by Seneca Flying School to call attention to the film I Wanted Wings. Civil Air agencies instructors join the display, with formation flights over Syracuse University and downtown. The group plans daily repeats for two weeks alongside the Keith's Theater showing.
The Austin Saunders Memorial Trophy will be awarded Thursday to Franklin School for top elementary school safety patrols. Craig Want, Franklin principal, will accept at a student assembly after judges from Syracuse and local safety officials reviewed patrols from 27 schools. Bellevue Heights previously won in junior high.
Dr George B Cressey head of Syracuse University geology protests Congress action barring Dr Ruth Graber from the Interior Department. He asserts the move deprives America of a capable Arctic Alaska expert and criticizes Rep Tabir for objecting based on Graber’s Soviet travels.
Eta Pi Upsilon honorary hosts a two day postgraduate course titled U.S. Growing Up at Syracuse University. Sessions feature lectures by Prof. O T Bagek Milan Si La Du and George B. Sreseny with topics on America Faces the South and the Far East. Dr. Hoy A. Price Miss Rita Cowan and others lead discussions on thrift economy clothing and education.
April unemployment payments totaled $47,607 in the state, with 110,000 checks issued and an average weekly benefit around $11.14. The Syracuse area reported an average benefit of $7. There were noted funds on hand at month end and tax receipts for the first quarter of 1951.
Fragmented ad style text promotes Dr Docurs offering medical counsel and prescriptions. Claims of seasonal access and benefits urge readers to seek the doctor for diagnoses and medicines.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a simple method to shed pounds quickly while improving mood and attractiveness. It urges taking a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, avoiding fatty foods, and weighing again after a bottle to gauge results. It claims the product is sold by druggists nationwide with a money back guarantee.
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