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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
13
By Joe Beamish, with thanks to H. T. for the opener. The boss mocks the office boy about multiple absences including a grandfather's funeral. The boy replies that today his grandma is getting SF to Anne.
A Baldwinsville resident, Howard Jones, 56, was killed when a tractor trailer rolled over his car on Route 31 near the village line. The truck, driven by Arthur W. Kirkhoff of Indianapolis, rammed Jones's vehicle, trapping him inside. The incident occurred as Jones traveled with a Lyndon youth who was seriously injured in another accident nearby.
Memorial services honor war dead with parades and ceremonies in Syracuse Minoa Fabius and Manlius. Marchers from veteran and civic groups converge for a noon parade ending at memorial monuments. Gen Harbold and Brig Gen McCauley to speak at the War Memorial Syracuse.
The Quarterly meeting of the Vocational High School Alumni Association will be held Tuesday at 8 P.M. in the school auditorium. Officers will be elected, awards given to June graduates, and fall activities planned. Miss Miriam Bieling will present a variety program. Edward G. Ross will conduct the meeting. Clinton is now the home of the meeting.
Police described a crash after Jones exited Sleeth Motors on East Genesee Street. A 30 000 pound chewing gum truck rolled, struck a car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mignault and ignited leaking gasoline. Jones faced a speeding charge as investigators weigh possible negligence.
At IF VOCATIONAL High School a mock convention favored General Eisenhower over Taft MacArthur Stassen Warren and Senator Margaret Chase Smith. Convention chairman was Carl Bauder with Joanna Jergarzewski as secretary and Ronald Hayden as platform committee chairman. Faculty adviser Emily Barhydt assisted. Richard Grimshaw presented the rules report.
Mrs. G Stuart Cree formerly Carolyn Nick earns a degree from the College of Home Economics at Syracuse University in the weekend commencement. A former Solvay High School ice skater, she returned to Syracuse with her husband and daughter Elayne, taking courses after Miami Florida and UNC.
Dr. Mickey Hummel, a German by nationality, blames Irish for recent troubles in a dispute with Michael Fallon. He cites family spats and an incident where Pete hurled a stone breaking a window. cost listed as 360. A stray cat ate the canary during the incident.
Mrs. Joseph Arciuoli announces no recreation leaders will be on duty tomorrow at the city playgrounds. supervision will resume Saturday from 9 to noon with all locations covered.
Cree's brother will graduate from Syracuse University College of Law this weekend and her brother in law will receive his degree from the University of North Carolina. The brunette mother plans a relaxing summer on a golf course before enrolling in Syracuse University Graduate School in the fall.
A Syracuse survey shows restaurants removing potatoes from menus due to shortages. Large downtown eatery replaces spuds with noodles and rice while smaller venues ration remaining stock. Hotel chains maintain supply with ready peeled spuds, but buyers report severe pressure and tense shortages across the city.
Robert E. Fellows of DeWitt has been elected to the YMCA board of directors to fill the unexpired term of Frederick K. Kilian. Fellows has directed Camp Iroquois routing and bus schedules for over 15 years and serves on the Rockefeller Memorial Methodist Church board active in its building campaign.
Funeral services are set for Raymond H. Fisher a 19 year old from Liverpool who died when a crane struck a 4000 volt power line at Peck and Herman roads near Baldwinsville during New York State Thruway construction. Fisher a laborer for D W Winkelman Construction was supervising crane operations with Joseph J. Willmer 52 Natural Bridge. the crane’s 30 foot boom raised sand and tile into a ditch. He is survived by his parents and several relatives. Funeral Saturday at 10 A.M. at Welter Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery and services by Rev J Wayne Hunter. Calling hours today and tomorrow.
Pass & Seymour reports the ordnance contract in the restricted class is in early production. A two story Solvay plant addition provides segregated space and equipment for special production. James Pass notes 1951 output rose despite higher taxes, enabling more investment. Over 27 million P and S items shipped. Richard Pass says further space may be needed for defense line production.
Drum and Bugle Corps will meet at 7 30 P M Monday in Delmorte's Restaurant. John Bonacci serves as the Kcorps chairman.
The Public Service Commission authorized Niagara Mohawk to extend natural gas service to 5 000 more homes in the Syracuse Oswego division and 5 000 more in the Utica division for residential space heating. A prior federal approval by the Petroleum Administrator for Defense is required. The Utica area demand exceeds projections and about 18 000 applications are expected by year end 1952.
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