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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
6
The text promotes a slimming regimen with a Bruschen salt product and a specific eating routine. It urges using a glass of water with half teaspons of Brusshen salts, avoiding fatty meats, and consuming potatoes and butter, claiming dramatic results in four weeks with a money back guarantee.
Crimmins sought again in New York for a bond case after a claim of transporting interstate bonds. Attorney Baldwin announced his surrender was planned yet Crimmins remained at liberty on $4,000 bail pending appeal from a federal conviction. Detectives pursued leads and visited his home. authorities planned to present Crimmins at headquarters.
Corporation Counsel James Cut Tormey and First Assistant Counsel Arthur Beach review the five-year contract with Central New York Power Corporation. Billy A. Dean Tauding, VP, and Frederick P. Smith, counsel, discuss pricing and service for lighting city streets, the airport, and city buildings. Dudley notes a slight reduction despite expanded deliveries.
A Republican county committee meeting at 7239 o'clock aims to fill the vacancy caused by Charles A. Smith's death on March 23. Norman Cranage is named as indicated nominee. The election follows customary procedure, chaired by the mayor and attended by party members, supervisors, and councilors at the Onondaga rool dinner gathering.
The National Youth Administration announces a postponement of the welding shop opening scheduled for Monday. Late arrival of equipment delays operations. ten registered youths are temporarily assigned to the NYA wood shop and maintenance department. The welding shop will expand to train about twenty youths in industrial work.
Burglars smashed the liquor store window at 29 North Salina Street, Guy Du Poles owner, escaping with six quarts of liquor. Police reported broken glass, a plate window, and an empty stock box left at the scene as investigators searched for suspects.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes of 119 Bryant Avenue, and Miss Lily Gertrude Mary Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Riley of 212 Fitch Street, will work in the War Department and the Social Security Department respectively. Hayes is a graduate of Saint Patrick's High School and Central City Business Institute. Riley is a graduate of Convent High School and Fowlerston Institute.
Brewster public service commissioner conducted hearings today at the Court House on the Niagara Lockport Ontario Power transfer petition. The case involves moving an Auburn to Weedspool electric line to the New State Electric and Gas Corporation with no stated consideration. The line is valued at about $50,000 and the hearing concerns the procedure if the petition is granted for a contract between the two companies to supply power.
A major telephone outage disrupted Eastwood and surrounding avenues as 1600 lines failed since daybreak. Officials from the Rast Sige Interaienion reported crews are working to restore service, with many phones still dead near Bernet Avenues and along Mount Boulevard as the city braces for continued repairs throughout the day.
Holland Fisher chairs a meeting of 40 Syracuse Junior Chamber officers and members proposing a resolution urging Congress to cut expenditures. The plan calls for sending the resolution to Washington and asking legislators to apply the stamp “Le vil vital for national defense?” on spending questions. Twelve of the State’s junior chambers have approved the measure, with Syracuse to consider adoption next.
Mayor Frank from 340 East Jefferson Street faces a 0 day sentence after pleading guilty to a disorderly house charge in police court. His wife Silvia Prank, 34, also pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence. Gloria McCullough, 11, was arrested at the Frank residence and pleaded guilty to vagrancy, receiving a stay sentence.
Three new members spoke at the Zontal i Club meeting in Hotel Syracuse. Katherine Johnson, director of home economics at Church Dwight, joined with Alice Veoiran of the Trixhy Gam and Mrs. Eimer, Prien, o Gnerai alereine, to discuss their jobs. Frances Scudder, president, presided over the business session.
The 10 year old boy Bobby suffered brain pressure after an elevator incident at St Josephs Hospital. Surgeons later operated and he remains in hospital under care as doctors monitor his condition. The accident occurred near Danforth School and is being reported with details from hospital staff and the boy’s family.
More than 75,000 dollars aimed for resettlement of Christian refugees in central New York. Volunteers from Bnai Brith, Jewish War Veterans, temple groups, and local clubs worked 17 men's teams and 22 women's teams under the Syracuse Committee for the Resettlement of Christian Refugees. Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody and Rabbi Benjamin Friedman spoke at a luncheon as progress nears the goal.
A citywide parochial school oratorical contest will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Auditorium of the Convent School at 24 Court Street. Ten boys and girls from verschiedenen schools compete for individual and school prizes. A trophy will be presented by Most Rev Walter A Pecry Bishop of Syracuse to the school of the top winner. Contestants include Robert Burke Assumption Edward Downes Cathedral Dorothy Flood Saint Vincent de Paul Gerald Feetey Most Holy Rosary Hubert Alexander St Eusey's Robert Beane Saint John the Baptist Mary Fortione St Patrick's Margaret Rei Saint Anthony's Frances Kamer St John's Catholic Academy Robert English Christian Brothers Academy.
A fragment from a Surrogates Court report notes the 15000 AFL members pledging support to British labor. The piece mentions Mrs Maria Peruscio of Syracuse and estate matters related to Giuseppe Lipke. It references a county field day program, a future federation meeting, and plans for cooperative action among labor groups amid wartime conditions.
A four inch strip between two parcels in Syracuse formed the basis of a surrogate case in New York today. The estate of Sir Graves in Syracuse involved a disputed strip valued at about 100 dollars. Trustees and heirs contend the decedent’s will left no clear disposition for the residue or the strip, prompting the administrator Tru man Preston to seek disposition and settlement.
Mrs Anna Cora Clark of Baldwinville died March 30 and probate petition was filed. She leaves residue of her estate to Marjorie N Wells and to Malcolm M Miller, with specific bequests of a car, a diamond ring, and cash to several nieces and nephews including Burton J Devine Janet Shuttleworth Elizabeth Miller Shines Miller and others. Fireman Mile Wightman was injured but drove the engine to the scene and later received first aid.
Vocal and instrumental selections highlight the third annual festival at Charles Antheas School in Somorway. Two performances are scheduled, one at 4:89 PM for the pupils and a second at 3 PM for parents. First part features four songs from Gilbert and Sullivan and solos by William Rubinstein Arnold Weinstein and William J. pibio, with piano by Elizabeth Marmor and Isiris choir. The Cheries Antitens Band, directed by John E. Schocler, appears in the second part.
Deputies continued investigation into reported shots fired from an automobile at along Fay and Vetasko Roads. Robert Rumney and nearby occupants heard two shots from a car and deputies located a vehicle matching the description but the owner denied being near the location.
Colonel Hardenburg conducted a inspection tour of the Hill ROTC unit at Syracuse University and visited Manlius School. He met with Chancellor William P. Seaham and Col. Albert B. Kannaier during the morning university call and then attended a luncheon at Manlius School.
The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants elected Carr as president at its annual meeting last night. Nine other officers were named including Raymond F. Murphy as vice president and Arthur L. Nicholson as secretary treasurer. Arthur W. Lone, inspector supervisor of the Wage and Hour Division of the U S Department of Labor, spoke on the Wage and Hour Law.
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