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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

3

Sixth Annual American Society for Quality Control Ends

The sixth annual American Society for Quality Control convention closes at noon with a audience luncheon at the Onondaga War Memorial attended by about 2200 delegates. Hugo Weissbrodt speaks on quality control as the key to improved employee relations. New president Simon Collier and officers are named. delegates travel from the United States, Canada, Africa, Israel, Sweden and Japan.

American Society For Quality Control Onondaga War Memorial Hugo Weissbrodt Fort Wayne Johns-Manville Corp New York City Arthur Bender, Jr General Motors Delco Remy Anderson, Ind Raymond S. Sadderis A O. Smith Corp Milwaukee Wis Julian H. Toulouse Envymaas Ie Owens- Thinois Glass Co Toledo Ohio Edward 38. Haden Esterbrook Pen Co Camden N. J Paul A. Robert International Business Machine Corp Endicott United States Canada Africa Israeli Sweden Japan Syracuse Industries

Four Families Driven Into Street by Fire

Fire at a four family frame house at 103 Linden Street drove all occupants into the street at 5 AM. The blaze started in an upstairs rear apartment when a child found a match, spreading to the attic and causing major damage. Two women and an infant were saved. two firefighters were injured but not hospitalized.

Linden St Sphear Michael Taucone Burton Wright Kenneth Bishop Thomas Wright Bishops Linda Emma Lowe Montgomery St Lawrence Borst Engine 8 Michael Serling Truck 4 Miss Martin Syracuse Mary Burton E. Second St iEast Syracuse Fire Department

Baby boy rescued from East Syracuse creek

A year and a half old boy, Richard Eason, was pulled from a creek near East Syracuse by his uncle Donald Eason after the child fell from a scooter. Residents, a Range Hotel occupant, and a hospital team aided with artificial respiration and an inhalator. He is reported resting comfortably in good condition.

Richard Eason St. St. Joseph’s Hospital Richard East Syraicuse Elizabeth Philo Range Hotel East Syracuse R. D Donald Eason Syracuse Bernard Euson Creek

County Scout Leaders Will Direct Camps

William H. Wadsworth and Robert E. Temple will lead the Onondaga Council Boy Scouts of America summer camps. Wadsworth directs Camp Askenonta on Moose Island Lake Placid with a full activities program. Temple will direct the council’s 890 acre camp north of Oneida Lake at Constanti a. Assistants include Robert Cook, Richard Bower, and others in key roles.

William H. Wadsworth Robert E. Temple Onondaga Council Ins Boy Scouts of America Paul Keene Wadsworth Askenonta Moose Island Lake Placid Robert Cook Glenwood Jv Richard Bower Homecroft Rd William Wadsworth Bruce Chamberlain Belgium Temple Syracuse Camp Woodland Oneida Lake Constantia Orange Sullivan Council Middletown Lyncourt Rural Council David Joor Midland Ar Forrmerly

Christian Ambassador Clubs Rally At Furman Street

More than 150 members of the High School Christian Ambassador Clubs will gather at 7 30 P M tonight in the Furman Street Community House. Rev John McGonnell pastor of Ross Corners Baptist Church Vestal will address HISCA the interdenominational Bible study group. Preble Cobb director of HI C A 16 clubs calls this the final rally of the year. McGonnell is a Baptist Bible Seminary graduate in Johnson City.

Furman Street John McGonnell Ross Corners Baptist Church Vestal HISCA Preble Cobb Hi.c.a McGonnell The Baptist Bible Seminary Johnson City

Traffic Court Docket Summary From Utica Area

A local traffic court docket lists multiple defendants with offenses including speeding violations at 50 mph and 38 40 mph, improper display of license tab, failure to use caution while turning, and driving with a suspended license. Several defendants are named with addresses such as Utica Massena Merriman Avenue Park Street and Tully Street, with fines shown from 10 to 25 dollars and suspensions noted in some cases. The items mention city detentions and court action in Lakewood and other nearby locations.

Truman H. Preston Francis A. Burton Utica Erle Aecar Cadet Control Earl D. Gibson Merriman Arthur F. Guarerite Park St Massena Valley John M. Reynolds W. Genesee S Dominic M. DeCicco Boward Kalina W. Bekien Art

Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary in Syracuse

Mr and Mrs Rocco Ficcaro of 200 Malthie Street mark their 50th wedding anniversary this week. A Calabria native, Mrs Ficcaro married in St Peter's Church Syracuse on May 21 1902. Ficcaro formerly worked for the D L and W Railroad and is now retired. They have six children Andrew Piraino Mrs Greg Griffo Mrs Jack Manzanno Paul Patsy and Joseph Ficcaro and 18 grandchildren.

Rocco Ficcaro Malthie St Ficcaro Calabria United States St. Peter’s Church Syracuse D. L. & W. Railroad Andrew Piraino Greg Griffo Jack Manzanno Paul Patsy Joseph Ficcaro

Skaneateles Schools Win Regents Approval for Bonds

The New York State Board of Regents approved a 3.12 million bond issue for Skaneateles Central School District to build and outfit an elementary and junior senior high school. Regents also okayed a 1.5 million bond for St. Lawrence Central School District and admitted Norwood Norfolk and Red Creek central schools to the university system. Howard V. Swartz and Harry A. King were named to state CPA and architecture examiner boards.

Lan Skaneateles Central New York State Board of Regents Rochester Regents St. Lawrence Central Winthrop Norwood-Norfolk Norwood Red Creek University of the State of New York Howard V. Swartz Harry A. King Syracuse State Board of Certified Public Accountants Examiners State Board of Examiners For Architects

Semner Changes An anaes To Home Owners

A number of Meadowbrook Sr. homeowners must correct plumbing errors at their own expense after a City Health Department inspection. Sanitary engineer John Hennigan noted some homes were tied to storm sewers feeding the stream and should be on the sanitary system. Corrections may cost up to 250 dollars per affected lateral.

Meadowbrook Sr CityHealth Department John Hennigan

Syracuse General Hospital Chief Elected Assembly President

Carl P. Wright, superintendent at Syracuse General Hospital, was chosen president of the Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly during its fourth annual convention in Atlantic City.

Wright Carl P. Wright Syracuse General Hospital Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly Atlantic City

Democratic Couriers Reach Upstate Centers This Week

Starting from temporary headquarters in Syracuse Democratic Couriers visit upstate centers all week. Miss Angela R. Parisi and Miss Elsie Jensen address Jefferson County Dems in Watertown and Oswego breakfast. Mrs. Heidt and local leaders join them at Hotel Onondaga for a county women’s forum and a poll on 1952 convention issues.

Angela R. Parisi Democratic State Committee Onondaga George M. Haight Elsie Jensen Los Angeles Calif Charles J. Hogan Parisi James E. Byrne Syracuse Democratic National Committee Upstate Watertown Jefferson County Woodruff Oswego George MM. Heidt Miss Jensen Democratic County Committee Onondaga County

Tool Die Wage Talks Set in Syracuse Tomorrow

Sponsors across upstate cities call a 1 PM meeting at the War Memorial in Syracuse to discuss wage rate plans for tool and die workers. They cite a shortage and wage inequities, noting the Wage Stabilization Board backed higher rates for skilled journeymen and urged area pay ceilings.

Syracuse Upstate War Memorial WSB Tool and Die Study

Bird watchers plan field trip to Clark Reservation

The Onondaga Audubon Society will hold a field trip to Clark Reservation tomorrow. Members meet at the reservation parking lot at 7:30 AM. Dr. Ben Burtt, a Syracuse University chemistry professor, will lead the group.

TSE Onondaga Audubon Society Clark Reservation Ben Burtt Syracuse University

Western Union Local Votes on New Contract Amid Strike

Syracuse workers of Local 42 232 members vote at 2 PM on ratifying a new contract ending an eight week strike. Officials note possible delay if nationwide union rejects pact. An arbitration offer had been rejected earlier and several locals across the country show mixed results.

Western Union Syracuse Commercial Telegraphers Union A.P.L S. Warren St John F. Walsh Tthe United Press Seizunes San Francisco Oakland Calif Federal Communications Commission E. Marvin Sconoyers

Surrogate Milford in Good Condition After Hospitalization

Surrogate Charles R. Milford Jr. was reported in good condition at University Hospital after a sudden illness in court. Dr. Harry L. Gilmore indicated a possible coronary attack but not serious, with Milford stricken in his chambers at the Court House and taken to municipal court offices before hospitalization.

Charles R. Milford, Jr University Hospital Court House Harry L. Gilmore Milford

State Lions To Meet Here

State Lions convention registration of 2 000 delegates is expected at Hotel Syracuse beginning tomorrow. Harold E Curran said 1 100 reservations were received by yesterday and thousands of free tickets were distributed for the flag memorials. He noted cooperation with the Americanization League will bring representatives of many racial groups, and Albert S Otto spoke yesterday about Hollywood.

Syracuse Harold E. Curran Publc Curran Americanization League Albert S. Otto Hollywood

Burglary at O'Brien Appliance Store Netted Small Loot

Two radios including an RCA model and a battery set were reported missing along with a few pennies from a cash drawer after a burglary discovered Thursday night at O'Brien Appliance Store in Auburn.

Auburn RCA O’brien Appliance

Two Men Plead Innocent in Three Rivers Inn Attack

Charles Maino and Angelo Lodato pleaded innocent to two counts of third degree assault and were freed on 1000 bail each. They are accused of attacking Winthrop Myers and Mrs Dora Kearney near the Three Rivers Inn after a reported nightclub altercation.

Charles Maino Lionel Av Solvay Angelo Lodato Shuart Av Winthrope P. Myers Griebno Myers Lodato Maino Kearney Lodato and Syracuse

Injured Boy Awarded 9500 in Negligence Verdicts

A Supreme Court jury awarded William P. Smith nine thousand five hundred dollars for injuries from a 1951 truck collision on Route 31 in Cicero. The verdict for his mother Elizabeth Smith totaled eleven thousand nine hundred, with a no cause finding against driver Francis J. Fentske.

Supreme Court Elizabeth Smith William P. Smith Cicero M. & G. Convoy, Inc Buffalo Francis J. Fentske Route 31 William F. Baker North Syracuse The Smiths Willem F. Fitzpatrick

Obliged to Serve Patrons Properly at Central NY Dinner

The Annual Dinner Dance of the Central New York Tavern Keepers Association was held at Hotel Onondaga. Philis A. Guarino urged tavern keepers to properly dispense food and drink, citing state associations as leaders. Mayor Corcoran and Charles Jenks also spoke.

Central New York Tavern Keepers Association Hotel Onondaga Charles Jenks Rochester New York State Restaurant Liquor Dealers Association George R. Butterly, Jr The State Liquor Authority Mario Rossi Corcoran Toasttaasfer Anthony Visciglio Onondage County Aura Abend Yuiter Lreniers Philis A. Guarino Washington, D C New York State Guarino Thomas J. Corcoran New York State Restaurant and Liquor Dealers Association

East Syracuse Reports 95 Percent Drop in Smoke and Soot

Mayor John L. Hanlon cites a 95 percent reduction in smoke and soot in East Syracuse based on health officer Dr. M. F. Snyder data. He credits New York Central’s oil conversion and industry cooperation for the improvement and invites visitors to see the clean air in the community of over 4,000 residents.

John L. Hanlon East Syracuse New York Central Hanlon M. F. Snyder DeWitt Onondaga County New York

Armenian Youth Federation to Celebrate 19th Anniversary

The Syracuse Narassart Chapter of the Armenian Youth Federation of America marks its 19th anniversary during Armenian Independence Day observances at Ukrainian Hall 1317 Fayette Street. The event, organized Jan. 14 1933, features addresses by Traffic Judge Truman H Preston and Arthur Giragosian with George Kalebjian as chairman. Refreshments follow the meeting.

Syracuse “Narassart Armenian Youth Federation of America W. Fayette St Armenian Youth Federation Armenia Truman H. Preston Arthur Giragosian Providence R. 1 George Kalebjian

Boy and Girl Hurt In Mishaps at Play

Two youngsters were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital after injuries at play. George Scott, 15, of 1920 South av, fractured nose after being struck by a ball during a baseball game at Meecham Field. Patricia Rockland, 8, of 302 Jackson sr, fractured left arm from a fall on a swing at Wilson playground. Patrolman Adelbert Slocum investigated.

St. Joseph’s Hospital George Scott South Av Meecham Field Patricia Rockland Jackson Sr

Two Area Boys Named to West Point

Henry Joseph Robidoux jdr 17 of East Syracuse and Harvey G Stenger 17 of Skaneateles have been accepted by the U S Military Academy at West Point. Chosen by a county board on Dec 26 and appointed by Rep R Walter Riehlman the youths will register July 1. Robidoux a East Syracuse High senior is student council president and National Honor Society member and Onondaga County JCC I Speak for Democracy champion. Stenger a Skaneateles High senior is student council president and Boys State delegate and was varsity captain in football and played basketball baseball and hockey.

Henry Joseph Robidoux Jdr Kinnest Syracuse Harvey G. Stenger Onondaga Skanea Teles Ir U. S. Military Academy West Point Citizens’ Board of Selections R. Walter Riehlman Robidoux Henry Robidoux Stenger Samuel H. Stenger East Syracuse High School Ribidoux Onondaga County

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Uncle Palls Christian Clubs Rally Tonight Mr. Ficcaro Mrs. Ficcaro Skaneateles Semner Ananaes Democratic Couriers W.U William J. Sims Marine Corps Reserve Edwin A. Greenberg Robert F. Dorle Euelid Wayne M. Vincett Fellows Harry F. Fiegl Ruhamahay State Fairground Warana Wine CO. Inc HAM Mohdsport. Fly Chubby Butternut St Ehere Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Syracuse, Savings Bank Salina'at Erie Blvd Eastwood Dnenee St Hickek Ave
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