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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1950

Page

6

Dogcatchers Pursue Unlicensed Dogs in Seasonal Roundup

William E. Rapp of SECA and Chief Zénard Jones lead a pre-summer drive to curb stray dogs. About 71,000 unlicensed dogs are estimated in the city, as crews check collar status, issue licenses, and plan home visits to enforce tagging and renewals. Unlicensed pets face a $2 fine and license costs range up to $5.25 for females, with 8,000 licenses already purchased this year.

Rapp Itime Zénard Jones Jones Salinast On'ondagé Clinton Sq Edward Apps Sp.c.a

Syracuse Pension Club Meeting and Anniversary notices

The American Pension Club Three will meet at 7 45 P M at the American Pension auditorium 220 E Washington St Luncheon and games follow The ladies auxiliary meets at 3 P M The evening program includes memorial services for departed members Mrs Florence Rogers will be discharged The Salt City Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty celebrate its 36th anniversary with a dinner Friday at 1 30 P M in the lodge room Reservations by Mrs Anna Crissy and Mrs Vivien Titen Entertainment and a meeting follow Also listings of dinners and meetings from Syracuse organizations appear in the local notices and event calendar

Pension Club American Pension Club American Pension Auditorium Washington Si Florence Rogers Dn Sharge Salt City Sons and Daughters of Liberty Anna Créssy Vivien Titen Gordes Congregational Church William G. Marsden Onondaga County Penitentiary

Hatsushima roping tied to Hatsushima and dignitaries

A fragmented report mentions Hirohito era topics, including Hatsushima the horse linked to a Japanese figure, and notes on a city hall meeting, wartime history, and officials linked to nursing and public service in Syracuse and Tokyo. Legal nurse postings and a CIO talk are briefly noted alongside local church events.

C. A Corcoran National Council Buffalo Hatsushima America Japan Hirohito Jevel Dick Ryay Verne C. Braddon Lecal Syracuse Francis Mi CA Jad Judkins Syre the Eating Acuse American Legion Chorus Corcoran Hatsushime Cecius Rollay Jihe State Fair Grounds General Hospital Hat‘bers Tokyo Newroyal Mount York New Jersey Wes Johoal Agriculture Ashe Jocal Civil Service Sacre-Betary Imperial Nousshold New York City Ryan Fayette B.J Salina Sls Lamar Wip-row Regian Chorus Dow 19 Federel

Hill Student Wins $1200 Grant For Syracuse Study

Elwood F. Booth 363 Orecod Pl receives a Research Grant of 1200 from Allied Chemical and Dye Corp for work toward a philosophy degree at Syracuse University. Booth is a graduate student in the Smith College of Applied Science and a member of the Onondaga Yacht Club. The Allied grant supports his research phase as he pursues graduation in 195?. The notice also mentions Allied divisions in the Syracuse area including Solvay Process, Semet Solvay, and Barrett divisions, plus another item about Barret division on State Fair Drive.

Elwood F. Booth Orecod Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation Syracuse University Jio Department of

Man Admits Forty-Six Dollar Aid Check Fraud

A chaotic case list shows Charles Gray, 47, pled guilty to forging endorsement on a relief check. The report notes related charges against multiple men including a $4650 check, a safecracking case, and an assault allegation. Names include ZWWARD XAVIER, Leolog, R, and William Clarke among others. The scene spans Townsend Street to Central Square with court actions deferred or set for later in town, highlighting a flurry of charges including grand larceny and burglary.

Charles Gray Townsend Xavier Saanotka Leolog Central Square Breed Phoenix Restaurant Supply Co Milner Fotel Clay Townsend St Snyder Scott Sitter Ahe Petar Grant Village Fishecly Rfe Barry Gray

Editor of Catholic Review To Address Luncheon Here

Editor of Catholic Review to address luncheon in Syracuse Onondaga County Hiawatta Room Thursday. Conway has been on leave from Regis College Denver since 1944 and serves as professor of religion at the New York college. The event lists Rev. Will Peace and Rev. Robert Hot Spots as speakers. Reservations urged by Mrs. Mary Kate Eckel and Maurice Powers for the luncheon at the Le Moyne College retreat house.

Catholic Review Edwardsor America Onder Will Peace Kiant J. Schladth S.J ThejLe Moyne College Robert Grewen the King Retreat House H. Paul Neligan Easy Wash Springling Machine Co Stewart Manenck Conway Offerall Gifford iAnglia Mary Kate Eckel Andy Maurice Powers

Accused Autoist Gets New Trial

A driver from 203 Bassett Street was fined $25 on March 17 after a recklessness conviction. Judge Lea Breed reversed the ruling, ordering a new trial due to improper testimony from a missing second driver, while Trooper Pate testified on the scene. The case was sent back for retrial in County Court.

Wredbieilk Oelgalgr Bassett St Lea Breed Allgaier John Kolb Olunghatstd DeWitt Albert Orenstein Louis C Pate Pace Altgaier Breed

Dismissal in Rolfe McNett suit amid Sinatra ties

Richard Rolfe, a New York publicist, sees his $1,400 claim against Charles A. McNett, Republican County Committee chair, dismissed by Supreme Court Justice A. McClusky after earlier filing in 2019. The case stemmed from Rolfe's oral agreement to serve as publicity man for McNett for a year starting Sept. 8, 1997, with pay reportedly $100 weekly.

Richard Rolfe New York City Supreme Court Hasschouw Charles A. McNett Republican County P. Stiney Hani Marvin, Hand Bush Justine Initliate A. MeClusky Rolfe Justice McClusky Follagal McNett van Heusen New York Ciy Johnny Burke Bing Crosby Frank Nancy Sinatra Hensen Buttas Chidge Seretrel Palsy Foundation Ipiano Keys Sinali'a Barcelona Tessa Paris New York Crosby Camilus Syracuse Bing Ling Var Heusen Lesves

Stock War Flares Over Hotel Syracuse Control

A bid by Sheraton International for Hotel Syracuse stock triggers a tug of war with local interests. Sheraton quotes 12 a share and aims to assemble about 9,000 shares to tilt ownership, while a Syracuse syndicate plans to buy stock to keep the hotel locally owned. Directors resignations surface as the dispute moves toward resolution.

Tr Hotel Syracuse Focal Sheralin Corporation of America Evie W. Will Hotel Diner WHT Ernest Henderson Sheraton Ransfer Irpetors Henderson Merchants Nationa, Bank and Trust Company SA Syndigate of Wits Hole! Syracuse Sinc

Rolfe A)So Maintained To Original Complaint In Retainer

Rolfe A)So remained to his original complaint that he was retained Sept. 11, 1957 as public relations man for Bogoxi's Fantasy Case and turned the $1,500 retainer over to McBett. Justice Malpass struck out about half the complaint May 25, 1949, citing prejudice, delay of fair trial, and immaterial matter. information about the Bogoxi claimant was also struck. Names and locations appear in the damaged text relating to Castella and Hancock residents and associates.

Rolfe Bogoxi McBett Frank P.malpass

Sophie Polah Granted Administration of Syracuse Estate

Surrogate Charles R. Milford today granted letters of administration to Sophie Polah of 10Euclid Avenue widow of Andrew Polah Syracuse University professor and musician who died May 19 1949 without a will. Estate not exceeding 7000 dollars. Two daughters Mrs Ronna Polah and Mrs Joan P Menne of New York City assigned their interests to their mother and Polah will receive all by assignment of their distributive shares.

Charles R. Milford Sophie Polah Eucliday Andrew Polsh Syracuse University Ronna Polah Mis Joan P. Menne New York

Deputy Health Chief Marquardt Leaves Post

Dr. Cleland A. Sargent announced the resignation of deputy commissioner Robert G. Marquardt effective July 1. Marquardt, a 1.5 year appointee, will enter Iraq training in Pennsylvania and will not be replaced by a new deputy. The post pays 7500 annually and oversees the dispensary and Vital Statistics Bureau.

Robert G. Marquardt OC Health Clealand A. Sargent Healthy Sargent Dr. Marquardt Marquardt Pennsylvania Sargeant Syracuse University College of Medicine Br. George Group Health Department Bureau of Vila Statistics State Department of Health Moyquardt Cornell University

It’ll Be a Holiday if Steven Wins the Bee

Steven Hirsch, a famed sightseeing champion speller from Norwich School, faces forty rivals at the national spelling championship. If he wins the $500 prize, Carl Payne would declare a school holiday, a pledge his pals doubt, as Steven tours Washington seeing landmarks and meeting officials.

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Lilac Day Sunday at Rochester

Rochester hosts Lilac Day Sunday with a program featuring local bands and garden displays. Crowds are expected to attend as organizers anticipate peak bloom and a lively community event in the afternoon.

Rochester Asenday Tell Blon

Firemen Honor Mayor With Gold Badge at City Hall

Firemen presented Mayor Corcoran with a gold honorary badge and pressed for higher wages shorter hours and longer vacations. The mayor said he would grant extra vacation days like the police last week if funding allows without new hires. Fire Chief Connelly would confirm feasibility. Firemen Association president Lewis Z. Gauthier led the delegation and added the badge at City Hall.

Coresran Vacalio William J. Connelly Corgoran

Most Arrested Man Goes to Pen Again

The Wossessor of one of Syracuse police history, described as a leading repeat offender, appeared in Police Court today before Judge Fudge William 1 and Rameric Frak Werth. Werth, 70, pleaded guilty to willful trespassing.

Syracuse Fudge William 1 Rameric Frak Werth

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