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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
8
Deputy master Wesley Henderson will lead a model meeting to reveal ritual work of the Grange during a Onondaga County Granges session at 8 PM tomorrow. Harry Jones is slated to preside.
A. E. Hoffman of San Lorenzo California writes of the Aly Nash Rambler Station Wagon covering 34 000 miles in six months averaging over 25 mpg carrying loads up to 730 pounds across his territory The Rambler is a luxury family sedan that converts to a heavy duty steel wagon with a 61 foot platform for man size loads The Mobilgas Run record stands at 31 05 mpg See the Rambler display today or phone for a test drive without obligation
The May-June grand jury reported 16 open and 16 sealed indictments to Supreme Court Justice Clifford H. Sears. Open cases include Raymond Bailey charged with grand larceny first degree for six automobile thefts, John Caraher Jr for two counts of grand larceny first degree, and Earl Davis for impairing morals of a minor. Other defendants face burglary, rape, assault, forgery, and related charges. the list names 16 open indictments and details dates and locations from Oswego County. The panel recessed until June 9 at the request of District Attorney Jesse E. Cantor for continued session.
Paul Titus, Auburn appliance dealer, says he will fight to prove innocence in the Syracuse Trust Company fraud action. His attorney, Albert Averback, withdrew in federal court as the trial was about to start. Titus has until May 28 to secure counsel and prepare for trial.
District 4 Civil Defense police will hold a meeting this afternoon at P M in McChesney Parks Clubhouse Grant bivd and Pond st Auxiliary Police Capt Howard Bench announced
Sayred Mohammad Mahdi Tabaiabai head of Salssabil Mosque Tehran is on a four month State Department exchange visit to the United States. He spent three days at Syracuse University meeting with religious leaders and students from the Near East. He viewed Iranian government motion pictures and planned travel to Chicago and Los Angeles.
Dr Claude L Kulp urged that “Poor education is never an economy” at the New York State Association of School Business Officials convention in Syracuse. James E Lanigan and others urged clearer budget presentation to taxpayers as about 250 officials attend the event ahead of tonight’s banquet.
Mrs Lilian Schiele of Elbowrd Mattsdale showed presence of mind when a gas line detachment while dusting by the kitchen range released gas and a pilot flame poof sparked. She turned off the master valve, alerted the Mattydale Fire Department, then aided a relative with illness. Minor wall damage estimated at twenty five dollars.
A sneak thief entered the room of 11 year old Phyllis Souders at 341 Gertrude Street and stole her $80 wristwatch, police report states.
Funeral services for H Paul Nelligan president of the Easy Washing Machine Corporation were held at St John the Evangelist Church in Syracuse. Governor Dewey sent condolences and a large gather of clergy nuns and honorary bearers attended. The halt of plant operations marked the community tribute as priests and church officials led the committal at St Marys Cemetery.
The Spelling Bee champion Lloyd and Senator Ives shared praise and a mutual admiration moment in Ives office. Lloyd later toured Capitol buildings with reporters as three busloads of contestants visited Washington in the rain. He plans to visit the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol, counting the 889 steps at the Washington Monument.
A group of 35 Canadian women visiting Syracuse for a goodwill tour arrived at the Yates Hotel for a two day stay. Led by Mrs. Russell E. Bauer of Ottawa, the Ladies Lawn Bowling Club team was organized through the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce. The visit features meetings with city leaders and a weekend program including a Syracuse Chiefs baseball doubleheader as part of cross border exchanges.
Captain Edwin J. Ferguson returns to command Hook and Ladder Company S after Navy recall. He joined the fire department in 1942 and served in World War II. With his return, only three firefighters remain in active service with the armed forces as vacancies reach 30. Applications for new firefighters close June 6.
A jumbled OCR shows numerous personal names, addresses, and family notes including multiple individuals such as Donald, Hart, Bare, and Fox scattered with street addresses like Oxford Street and Tremont Street. The fragment resembles a social register or notices page with many incomplete entries and uncertain relations.
Nicholas Russo was elected president of the Holy Name Society at St. Lucy's Church. Officers include Anthony Newsman as vice president John Shevelock as treasurer and Harold O Conn or as secretary with Rev Paul Le Strange serving as spiritual adviser.
Mr W B Roberts of San Francisco joins a flavor test with Calvert Reserve whiskey praising its taste. He says Calvert helps drinks taste better and that comparing whiskies leads to switching to Calvert. The push highlights Calvert as a blended whiskey from a New York City company.
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