Reform Group Advised Onondaga County Charter Hearings
Onondaga County Charter Commission invited Bleakley and a dozen officials with county reform experience to offer recommendations. Letters from Julian W. Edgcomb set a 10 day window for hearings. Attendees include State Senators Desmond and Buckley, Seabury Mastick, and others as reform debate continues. Veterans groups opposed consolidation of the Veterans Relief Bureau with the county welfare department citing potential upheaval and broader restructuring.
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Julian W. Edgcomb
Onondaga Charter Commission
Bleakley
Jothers
Thomas C. Desmond
Newburgh
New York
John L. Buckley
Manhattan
Seabury C. Mastick
Pleasantville
Howard Jones
New York State Civil Service Commission
Ernest R. Deming
Onondega County Board of Supervisors
Frank C. Moore
Kenmore
State Association of Towns and Villages
Jacob Tick
Erie County
B. J. Nenefick, Sr
Supreme Court
John L. Fiesier
Chemung County
Harry Rosenberg
Rochester
Monroe County
William A. Davidson
White Plans
Westchester County
W. Earl Weller
Rochester Bureau of Municipal Research
Edgecomb
Dewitt
Manlius
Harry C. Durston
Michael Wrenn
Veterans’ Bureau
Charles T. Major
Mr. Brown
Brown
Moses M. Waters
Commission
George Ebeling
Major
Mr. Ebeling
Syracuse professor to speak on social effects of unemployment
Prof D G Hating of Syracuse University Sociology Department will discuss Social Effects of Unemployment at 5 30 PM today over WSYR as part of a Forty Plus Club series in Central New York Another talk June 5 features Prof Arc Hold Thomeon of Social Psychology and Modern Plague Unemployment scheduled by the club
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D. G. Hating
Sociology
Syracuse University
WSYR
Forty Plus Club
Central New York
Archold. Thomeon
Social Psychology
Werk- Renenlanw
Mayor Seeks Rail Project Signatures in NYC Push
Mayor Rolland B. Marvin and City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts pressed D L and W Railroad officials in New York City to sign the Syracuse grade crossing elimination contract. The deal awaits railroad and Elmhurst Contracting Company president John Hagen’s signature after Public Service Commission approval.
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Rolland B. Marvin
Nelson F. Pitts
New York City
D. L. & W. Railroad
Syracuse
Public Service Commission
John Hagen
Elmhurst Contracting Company
James C. Tormey
Supreme Court
PAC
Mr. Tormey
Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission
John H. Walrath
Gay H. Brown
Sherman Ward
P.S.C
Basil Aylesworth
Stewart F. Hancock
Horace M. Stone
Ps.c
Marriage licenses listed for several couples in local area
The document records multiple marriage licenses including Fred Arthur Patuna of 121 Manilla Street and Elizabeth Taseff of 318 South Crouse Avenue. Charles J. Kinsella of Solvay and Mary R. Griffen of 421 South Midler Avenue. Kenneth E. Marcesilus of 761 Westcott Street. Joseph F. Sadowski of 110 Niagara Street and Alice G. Podgorski of 118 Tenyson Avenue. Hugh V. Powell of 248 Elk Street and Eileen N. Perkins of 231 Rockland Avenue. Carl C. Brigham of Belmont and Marilyn C. Kelly of 1000 Bellevue Avenue. B. K. Craw of De Ruyter and Lillie Pierce of 113 Hatch Street. George R. Irwin of 207 Howard Street and Nettie M. Dingisman of 207 Howard Street. Cornelius A. Lubo of 12934 Harvard Place and Helen E. Dutcher of 1704 East Genesee Street.
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Fred Arthur Patuna
Manilla Street
Elizabeth Taseff
South Crouse Avenue
Charles Joseph Kinsella
Solvay
Mary Rose Griffen
South Midler Avenue
Kenneth Eugene Marcesilus
Westcott Street
Joseph Francis Sadowski
Niagara Street
Alice Gladys Podgorski
Tenyson Avenue
Hugh Vincent Powell
Elk Street
Eileen Nora Perkins
Rockland Avenue
Carl Campbell Brigham
Belmont
Mass
Marilyn
Auto death near Tully identified by fingerprints
Joseph Wietrzynski 33 of 401 Greenway Avenue was identified by fingerprints two days after he was killed by an automobile two miles south of Tully. His wife Anna reported his disappearance. coroner Claude E. Chapin reserved decision. Gallinger of Fabius driven Brown-Lipe-Chapin Company said the victim stepped into the path of his car. Wietrzynski leaves a wife a son and siblings.
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Tully
Joseph Wietrzynski
Greenway Avenue
Anna Wietrzynski
Homer
John Giminiski
Oneida
Wietrzynski
Buffalo
Syracusan
Arthur Alan Gallinger
Fabius
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Company
Sergt
Arthur Casey
Claude E. Chapin
Cortland
Gallinger
John Wietrzynski
War Maps Help History Students in Syracuse Schools
Syracuse teachers use Herald Journal war maps to teach European history. William R. Dixon, supervisor of social sciences, says daily front coverage aids staff by providing day by day accounts of war and history in the making.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
William R. Dixon
Dixon
War Threat Will Interrupt Syracusan's Rome Studies
Theodore M. Hesburgh C S C son of Mr and Mrs Hesburgh of 609 Charmouth Drive is ordered to leave Rome and return to the United States due to threatened Italian participation in the European hostilities. He will sail June 1 from Genoa aboard the Manhattan for New York City, landing June 10, and is expected to be joined by other priesthood students.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
Theodore B. V. Hesburgh
Charmouth Drive
Rome
Italy
United States
Hesburgh
Genoa
Manhattan
New York City
Ita
Chase Will Probated for Franklin H Chase Estate
The will, dated August 2 1938 and probated after the death of Franklin H Chase on May 24, leaves two children, Dorothy Sargent Henry and Donald Frederic Chase, a silverware collection, and the residue of the estate to his widow Mary Avery Chase of 923 James Street. Mrs. Chase receives half the residuary estate outright and life income on the other half, with the remainder passing to the children upon her death. Household goods and an art collection including miniature paintings antique jewelry and precious stones are also bequeathed to Mrs. Chase who may distribute items to her daughter.
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Franklin H. Chase
Mary Avery Chase
James Street
Dorothy Sargent Henry
New York City
Donald Frederic Chase
North Chatham
William G. Kennedy
Robert K. Murray
Four $50,000 Suits From Triple Death Crash Go to Jury
Four $50,000 actions against M. Moran Transportation Lines Inc arising from a triple fatality on Oct 30, 1937 were sent to a Supreme Court jury after more than a week of trial. Heirs Sigmund Tysczynski Bernard Mazur and Matthew J Selusky, the deceased, sue along with Thomas Kapynski, sole survivor. Justice James T Cross charged the jury after summations.
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M. Moran Transportation Lines, Inc
Supreme Court
Sigmund Tysczynski
Bernard Mazur
Matthew J. Selusky
Thomas Kapynski
James T. Cross
Buyer of Lake Scow Pays Balance at Auction
Patrick Coffey of Seneca Falls paid 250 dollars of the balance on the 220 dollar purchase price for one of two city owned scows on Skaneateles. The 65 foot boat will be moved to Mandana for loading onto trucks and transport to Seneca Lake once a State Highway permit is secured.
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Skaneateles
August Smingler
Patrick Coffey
Seneca Falls
Mandana
Coffey
Seneca Lake
State Highway Department
Stolen Sample Bag Found Portable Tobacco Gone
Police reported the recovery of a stolen sample bag and part of the loot from a truck theft. About 125 cartons of cigarettes and 120 tins of tobacco were taken from Donald L. Sharp of 108 South Lowell Avenue. Patrolman Leo Kraft found the empty bag in a hallway at 227 Bryant Avenue. Tobacco and cigarettes remain missing.
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Donald L. Sharp
South
Lowell Avenue
Leo Kraft
Wryant Aveie
Mr. Morning
Pastor Gets Pulpit Call To Endicott
The Rev. Paul Holden Hays 32, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church since 1932, has received a call to Union Presbyterian Church at Endicott. Congregation to petition for dissolution Aug. 31. committee to select a new site. Hays to preach Aug. 25 and start Endicott duties Sept. 1. He and his wife have three children.
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Paul Holden Hays
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Union Presbyterian Church
Endicott
Onondaga Street
Presbytery
Hays
Edinburgh
Scotland
St. Matthew’s
University of Edinburgh
Syracuse
Rochester
Theodore T. Hays
Hamilton College
Union Theological Seminary
Council of Churches
Syracuse Presbytery
Amherst Avenue
Northampton
Mass
Marion Louise
Theodore Alen
Barbara Ann
Russell W. Sheppard
Union Church
Bishop Elected Vice Chairman for 1940 41 Christian Mission
Syracuse area Bishop Charles Wesley Flint was elected vice chairman of the 1940 41 Christian Mission at a luncheon of Protestant leaders at the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Radcliffe led the announcement and named future officers and subcommittee chairs. Jane Murphy of 104 Crawford Avenue will attend Geneva Wisconsin as a delegate from Ohio Wesleyan University to the Y W C A conference in June.
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Charles Wesley Flint
Syracuse
Methodist Church
Lynn J. Radcliffe
Chamber of Commerce
Radcliffe
Benjamin E. Shore
Edwin T. Dahlberg
First Baptist Church
Tracey K. Jones
Frederick H. Biederstedt
Ray Freeman Jenney
Park Central Presbyterian Church
General Comimititee
Dahlberg
Syracuse Council of Churches
William H. Smith
Syracuse Ministers’ Association
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
Stephen B. Groner
Biederstedt
W.brewster Hall
Harry B. Taylor
Robert Smith, Jr
Archie B. Bedford
John T. Clough
Ralph A. Tracy
Jane Murphy
Crawford Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Thestival Y. W. C.A
Geneva
Wis
Miss Murphy
Nottingham High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Ally Victory Is Forecast By Spillman
Harry Collins Spillman of New York City, lecturer for the National Association of Manufacturers, forecast ultimate Allied victory during a Town Hall lecture at Mizpah Auditorium Syracuse. He said history shows Allies lose battles but win wars, France endures invasions, and democracies will prevail despite the dark outlook.
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Harry Collins Spillman
New York City
National Association of Manufacturers
Syracuse
Mizpah Auditorium
Spillman
France
Cooperation urged to bolster defense and industry ties
The speaker urged strong US industry government cooperation to prepare defenses against invasion and cited Roosevelt's push for unity. Born in Scottsville Kentucky Spillman traced a career from Harvard studies to writing and teaching, delivering over 4000 talks and authoring several works on service and personal development. Town Hall chair Hilfinger chaired the event while a separate Police Court case saw Clarence Clayton sentence for petty larceny of 4.41 dollars collected for Merchants Parcel Service.
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Jesson
United States
Roosevelt
Scottsville
Spillman
Harvard University
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rockford
St. Butte
Mont
Milwaukee
Wis
Remington Typewriter Company
Clarence Clayton
North Crouse Avenue
Merchants Parcel Service
CCC Youth Arrested for Bicycle Theft Allegation
Special Dispatch Auburn May 23 reports a CCC youth was found with a girl’s bicycle stolen from Rochester Street yesterday. He admitted taking the bicycle and was taken into custody.
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CCC
A.W.O.L
Auburn
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