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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
8
In Orlando Titan Hanover sired six of the horses in a recent harness race held at the local track. The event highlighted Titan Hanover as a prolific sire in the day’s competition.
The Onondaga County Public Works Commission hires engineers for preliminary plans and data to decide if a city plant suffices or if two plants are needed One or two plants depend on cost and district participation A hearing will run in Geddes and parts of Camillus and Onondaga West End Sanitary Sewer District to gauge town involvement Clarence Alberts urges choosing the best engineers prior to a final decision.
The 10th annual Holy Name breakfast of the Syracuse Fire Department will be at Hotel Syracuse on Sunday at 9 15 AM. Rev. Raymond J Kennedy S J of LeMoyne College will speak. Fireman Frederick Unz will be toastmaster and the group plans a 7 45 AM assembly at Fire Station 1 before walking to the Cathedral for communion.
Charges against Anthony D Agostino 26 of 111 First North Street were dismissed yesterday by Traffic Court Judge Truman H Preston. D Agostino faced a charge of failing to keep his car under control on April 8 after a collision injuring Edward Walter 78 of 116 Jasper Street who subsequently died.
The Rev. Louis J. Roem of Albany will be guest preacher at Ascension Day services at 3 PM tomorrow in Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. Russell W. Harnack, pastor, is in Akron, Ohio, attending to his mother’s illness.
Dr Rebecca Beard of St. Louis told attendees at Calvary Episcopal Church that crises are waves and the ego must be eliminated to surge over them. She outlined three approaches to healing and noted her book Everyman's Mission discusses spiritual discipline for healing.
The Syracuse Common Council will adopt an amendment to exempt the United Nations and other world organizations from the citys 2 percent sales tax. The measure aligns with state law changes effective July 1 and extends exemptions to public corporations such as housing authorities while clarifying rules for community chests foundations and religious charitable or educational entities. It also makes Syracuse University book shops and similar outlets taxable.
LELAND W. SHUTE, 40, of 122 Stewart e pleaded not guilty to second degree grand larceny in Police Court this morning. Judge William H. Bamerick set bail at $1,000 for a Thursday hearing. Shute was arrested on a warrant signed by Mrs. Leona Gordon.
New York State comptroller J Ray McGovern praised school business officials for clean funds audits with only six irregularities found in 3 632 examinations. Peter J O'Brien introduced him at Hotel Syracuse as officers urged public relations and fiscal transparency for education.
A man, Lynn Remington of Manchester New Hampshire, died instantly on U S Route 20 near Pompey when his car skidded on wet pavement and was struck by another vehicle. His wife Shirley Remington and their daughter were hospitalized with injuries. Five other people were hurt in separate Syracuse area crashes, including Edward Kenyon and Wilber Adams, with multiple injuries and summonses issued.
A compilation of marriage license applicants with full names and street addresses across multiple towns. Entries include Samora J. Stein and Berta L. Hurwitz, Donald Fish and Theresa Kolodziejczyk, Francis Callahan and Patricia Devin, plus others such as Raymond Stout Ida Lavine and William Walton Kathleen Raymond and Theophile Kaskym Cleontee Whalen.
Local birth notices list numerous families from Salina Nedrow Dewitt Baldwinsville and nearby towns announcing the arrival of sons and daughters with parent names and street addresses. Entries include Mr and Mrs and include dates May 12 May 13 and May 16 in multiple households across the region.
Miss Grace E White is appointed professor of medical social work at the State University College of Medicine following board approval. She comes from Columbia University New York School of Social Work and will start Sept 1.
Taxi men plan another request to the Common Council for higher fares as new meters go into effect June 1. Star Taxi tests show a four percent increase due to meter inaccuracy, with debate over whether to delay action until meters operate fully. Murphy argues for a 30 cent start and 10 cent每 third mile, favoring a 50 cent mile and 60 cent mile third.
Enforcement, legal, and judicial groups met in two sessions at the Hotel Onondaga for a traffic court clinic hosted by the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce safety division. Panels included James Economos and Warren Murphy with questions on evidence and enforcement.
Memorial Zinspilai wees Aiunday reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Howard Brown of Star Route Phoenix and a son born to Mr and Mrs Brea Stoutenger of E River Road, Fulton area.
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