Methodists Oppose UMT And Bingo In Central New York
The 88th Central New York conference of the Methodist church opposed universal military training and legalized bingo. The report urged protection of conscientious objectors and warned against church funds used for gambling. It endorsed relief groups and urged greater anti-discrimination efforts. Delegates and ministers were named for upcoming conferences and jurisdictional posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Central
John Lewien
Baldwinsville
DeWitt C. Clemens
Rockefeller Church
Syracuse
Social and Economic Board
New York State Council of Churches
Conference
Committee On World Peace
United Nations
Care, Crop
Methodist Conference
Methodist
Social and Economic Relations Board
Minneapolis
William Anderson
Auburn
George B. Ahn
Elmira
Frank Love
Ahn
G. Colby Bartlett
Mecklenburg
Henry G. Budd
Philip Neson
Cortland
Paul Brown
Geneva
Dutton S. Peterson
Odessa
Ocean City
N. J
Charles Nobel
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Albert Bauer
George ¥. Benton
John Mack
Paul Thayer
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnatus
Ernest Grant
Christian Science Healing Services Touts Divine Power
A local Christie Church will present a Christian Science healing session showing divine power to restore harmony and cast out evil. The Lesson Sermon titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced includes Acts healing accounts and a reading from Science and Health about God healing the sick through man governed by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Mary Baker Eddy
Syracuse Assured U S Aid for Slum Renewal Plan
Syracuse appears to have a workable urban renewal program ready for federal loan backing says Charles J. Horan regional urban renewal director. At a Hotel Onondaga luncheon he outlined three federal aid forms and seven program elements promising growth and improved tax revenue for the city and a faster path to clearance and redevelopment.
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Hotel
Onondaga
Charles H. Horan
Syracuse
Charles J. Horan
Federal, Housing and Home Finance Agency
Hotel Onondaga
Horan
City Planning Commission
Mead
Common Council
Melanie Kreuzer
Syracuse Housing Authority
Planning Commission and Redevelopment Committee
Horar
Relicensing Bid Opposed for Club Candee on W Seneca Turnpike
Petitions with about 997 signatures oppose granting a liquor license for Club Candee at Valley Drive. Joseph J. Nelli, 311 Whittier Ave, has leased the premises. Previous license for the site was revoked in 1948 for multiple violations, barring licensure for two years. State Board decision expected after IABC review and final State Liquor Authority action.
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Club Candee
W. Seneca Turnpike
Valley Dr
County Abc Board
Ballantyne Rd
Midland Ave
Joseph J. Nelli
Whittier Ave
Loretta Sardino
Dea
Tree Limb Injures Child Near Burnet Park Zoo
A falling tree limb struck 6 year old Anna Conde of 105 First St Solvar yesterday as she walked near Burnet Park Zoo. She was hit on the head and right shoulder and knocked unconscious. Mrs. Conde said she would see her physician. Patrolman Henry I Kryzkowski reported the incident.
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Anna Conde
First St.Solvar
Burnet Park Zoo
Moral: Husband Is O K Even If He Is Asleep
A curious tale from a 19th century style snippet shows Mrs.Gear at 101 Sheri daw De Liverpool wary the telescheme hearing a knock. An unidentified man asked to know if her husband was home and asleep. He left in a car after the exchange. Deputies Lovi Scammers and Robert Ashmore logged no complaint.
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O.K
Charles Gear
Liverpool
Grand Ave Plunge Injures Two Auto Victims
Early Memorial weekend saw two serious injuries after a Grand Ave crash when Georg M. Richardson lost control and plunged down a 15 foot embankment injuring a passenger Kenneth R. Breen. Richardson faced a summons for failure to keep his car under control.
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Georg M. Richardson
Canton St
Warris
Joseph’s Hospital
Grand Ave
Kenneth R. Breen
Montgomery St
Aldo Mevoli
Richardson
Mevoli
Monty Bada
Herbert St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
W. Belden Ave
Herbert
Bada
George R. Kane
Grant Blvd
Henry Kryzkowski
Kane
Richard L. Dickinson
Libby St
Liverpool
John F. Mattice
N. Salina St
St. Joseph’s
Ian
Prospect Ave
Hickory St
Leland H. Cusack
Fourth St
Frank A. ‘Sallen
Connie 'Rose Calogaro
Woman Treated for Knife Wounds After Apartment Fight
A 34 year old woman, Pearl Outley, received knife wounds in a fight at 338 East Washington Street. She needed six stitches for a wrist cut and ear injuries. James Sampson, 44, attacked with a butcher knife, and was cut by a flat iron. he faced third degree assault charges with bail set at 590 dollars and a June 4 court date.
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Crouse-Irving Hospital
Washington St
Pearl Outley
James Sampson
Sampson
Jack Birardi
Ray Brooks
Brooks
Birardi
Truman H. Preston
Area Gales Knock Down Limbs and Disrupt Power
A 42 mile per hour gale swept Syracuse area causing tree limbs to fall and power outages. In Mattydale a boat was tossed into LeMoyne Ave and lines were reported down. Fire dept volunteers stood by while Niagara Mohawk restored service by afternoon.
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Syracuse
Mattydale
Ace Boat Company
LeMoyne Ave
Kenneth Benson
Onondaga County
Niagara Mohawk Power Company
Jesus Christ
Sheriff's Office
Benson
Frank Rice
Clarence Walker
Priest Defends Mary Doctrine at Moving Up Day
Jesuit Father Edward J. Messemer defends Catholic Maryology against Presbyterian critic Dr John A Mackay. He says Mary is Mother of God but not divine, and notes Catholics honor Mary because God honored her. Cap and gown passage marked the Moving Up Day at Le Moyne College.
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Edward J. " Messemer
S.J
LeMoyne College
Edward J. Messemer
le Moyne College
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
John A. Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Father Messemer
Mackay
Church of Rome
Mary
Mother of God
Dr. Mackay
Richard Costello
John Lynch
Controversy Over Marian Honors Cited by Jesuit Priest
A Jesuit priest defended Mary’s honors as dependent on her relationship to Christ, asserting that objections are inaccurate and describing Mary as a finite creature in the theological discussion.
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Christ
Mary
Bankrupt Syracuse Bus Driver Files for Debt Release
John W. Haggar of 129 Washington St Syracuse files a bankruptcy petition for relief from 1569 dollars. He has no assets. The Savings Bank of Syracuse holds a mortgage on 108 Murray St to secure 1500 dollars.
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Herald-Journal Wire
UTICA
John W. Haggar
Washington St
Syracuse
The
Savings Bank of
Murray St
Youth Held After Window Breakage Spree
A 16 year old boy was arrested after a drunken spree that damaged two windows in his home and two in a car at 111 Sunset Ave. He pleaded innocent in police court. Judge Truman Preston set bail at $250 with disposition scheduled for June 4. Patrolmen William Sullivan Henry Kryzkowski and Detective Ralph Camp investigated and seek to learn where the youth bought wine.
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William Lilianthal
Sunset Ave
Truman Preston
William Sullivan
Henry Kryzkowski
Ralph Camp
Otisco Lake Safe Yield Cited At 31 Million Gallons Daily
New York City engineer Wiggins testified in Onondaga County Water Authority proceedings that Otisco Lake can safely yield 31 million gallons per day in drought years, higher than the 24 million cited by the Water Service Corp. Officials noted current withdrawals at 14 million gallons daily. The hearing adjourned to 10:30 am Wednesday at the Courthouse. Wiggins, senior engineer on the Delaware River project, values Nine Mile Creek water rights and flood-plain lands at over $3 million, reflecting growth since 1927-28.
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Otisco Lake
New York City
Onondaga County Water Authority
Solinomas i. Wiggins
Nine Mile Creek
New York Water Service Corp
Water Authority
Water Service Corp. Holdings
Wiggins
Fim
Bankside
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Sergei N. Grimm
Christian Science
U.S
Candee
the Horusewife
Virgin Mary
Ace Boat Co
Route 5
Fayettevile
90 Acres
Terry Wild
Canastota
Swan Cleaners
James Street
Sheriff's
Pat Rooney
South Bay Rd
W. Molloy Rd
Presbyterian
Virgin
Bankruptcy Court
Mission For the Deaf
Mephen Landherr
CMSS
Philadelphia
United States
Fe Deaches Sien Tetomageth
Tiamaclate
Newark
Nyal
LABOR
Mill End Shop
S. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
Lintoin Duby
Aittin
Minnypp
Arthur Murray
S. Soline St
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