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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1949

Page

4

Car Upsets Three Go To Hospital in Glenwood Avenue Crash

Three young men were seriously injured when a convertible overturned after colliding with another car on Glenwood Avenue near Craddock Street. Pussell Wightman 25 of 503 Sroipav, Paul Tindall 21 of 808 Velaskord, and John A. McCormack 21 of 428 Hubbell Avenue were treated at Onondaga General Hospital before Wightman and Tindall were moved to Syracuse Memorial Hospital for further care. police cited Wightman for failure to control his vehicle.

Glenwood Ay Craddock St Syracuse Syracuse Memorial Hospital Pussell’ Wightman Sroipav Paul Tindall Velaskord Onondage General Hospital John A. McCormack Hubbell Emil Kocher Glenwood Neightman George A. Schemel Wellesley Rd Schemel Wightman Mons Kocher Onondaga General Hospital Tindall Memorial

College's Job Is to Soothe Girls' Guilt

A New York college committee led by Dr. Mirra Komarovsky concludes women's education should be substantially the same as men's. Homeskill training should come from other agencies, not liberal arts colleges. Colleges must promote family life while encouraging full intellectual and professional development, helping students realize alternatives and find their own paths.

New York Mirra Komarovsky Liberal Arts College Ige

Court House Employee Discovers Kin in Portrait Tale

Clifton Pratt of Euclid found a portrait he believed linked him to Justice Daniel Pratt, then learned the judge was a first cousin of his grandfather Hartson Pratt. Justice Pratt, born 1806, served on the Supreme Court bench and as attorney general before dying in 1884.

Clifton Pratt Euclid Court House Justice Daniel Pratt CLIFTON _PRATT Daniel Pratt Supreme Court Justice Pratt Pratt Hartson Pratt Tipperary’ “el Washington Union ‘College Camillius Supreme Swere

North Syracuse High Spring Concert Preview

The music department at North Syracuse High School presents a combined spring concert in the school auditorium at 5 PM today. The program features band and chorus soloists, a piano duet, baton twirling exhibition, pupil conductors, and a joint composition directed by John Sperti and Olive B. Ransom.

North Syracuse High School Miss _ Olive’ B. Ransom John Sperti

Presbyterian Synod Meets in Syracuse October 17 20

The 66th annual meeting of the Synod of New York of the Presbyterian Church U S A and the Synodical Society will be held in Syracuse October 17 to 20. The First Presbyterian Church will host the Synod with Rev Harry B Taylor as pastor. About 300 members are expected to attend. Local committees from Syracuse coordinate hospitality and events with leaders including Mrs Paul Sutter and Rev James L Harris.

Synod New York Presbyterian ‘Church of the U. S.A Synodical Society Syracuse First Presbyterian Church Harry B. ‘Taylor Park Central Presbyterian’ Church Carl H Paul Sutter Women’s Presbyterial Society James L. Harris Leon van Or‘den David Black Harry EL. Barber,Jr Arthur W. Sandford J. E. Andrews Adrian L. Warnt

Earliest European Wallpapers Drawn as Tapestry Scrolls

The text notes early wallpapers in the tradition of tapestries used as movable hangings. It cites Louis XI ordering 50 painted scrolls by Jean Bourdichon for royal palaces, dated to the latter 15th century.

Louis XI Jean -Bourdichon

Kum Bak Show At SU Alumni Weekend Sets Stage For Awards

Syracuse University alumni and students prepare the Kum Bak program in Jefferson Street Armory. Albert Deiseroth directs alumni glee club with George Marias and Curtiss Abbott as members from New Process Gear. The Kum Bak dance closes the Saturday events after George Arenis medals are awarded.

Albert Deiseroth Bruns Insurance Co Katherine Scott Sykes Dorothy Heley~Carr Syracuse University Jefferson Stree “Armory Charles Howard New iProcess Gear Co Sykes Carr Gordon Sibert Orenstein Ray Gantter WFBL Deisseroth Glee Clus George Marias Curtiss Abbott Harry Hudson James Fitzgerrald Henry Lipes Phoenix Multual Life Insurance Co Howard Don Waful Charles Harris New Process Gear Co Glee Club Betty Wolf Charles Fink Dean Kenneth Bartlett Basic Workshop Harry Marley Torney Richard Aronson Richard Kallett Products Leonard Gorman The Post-Standard Kenneth F. Sparrow Herald- Journal J. Winifred Hughes Alumni Association George Arenis Syracuse Dorothy Thompson Edmund Lewis New York Staite Supreme Court Col Legrand Diller General MacArthur Virginia _ Dev Waful

Richardson to Visit Beacon Landmark in Hudson Valley Pageant

Charles E. Richardson of Syracuse will visit the Teller house at Beacon this summer for a historical pageant. He recalls the house as his grandfather Isaac de Peyster Teller’s birthplace and a landmark of the Hudson Valley, noted for 18th century Dutch architecture.

Charles E. Richardson Strathmore Dr Poughkeepsie Syracuse Teller Beacon Richardson Isaac de Peyster Teller Hudson Valley

Wanna Pack a Pistol See Morris Souders Appointed

Morris Souders, resident of 121 Stoitn' ré, named to the office of Country Judge Leo W. Breed. He will receive pistol permit applicants, take affidavits, and make fingerprint records. Souders succeeds the late Fred Mawhinney and previously served as deputy clerk in the Supreme Court.

Siorzis L. Souders Souders Stoitn‘ Ré Hess Ang Leo W. Breed Fred Mawhinney Supreme Court Robert D. O’connor Gage Cr L George S. Patton

Seaplane Base Opens in Ogdensburg

Ogdensburg opens a seaplane base at the foot of State Street in a Sunday ceremony. George H. Markham, Massena airport proprietor, leases the base and the Ogdensburg airport. Mayor Max J. Mitler and Alderman John B. Stevens attended with Mr. Markham as planes gathered for short flights for residents.

Ogdensburg State St George H. Markham Massena Max J. Mitler Alderiman John B. Stevens Common Council Markham Ogdenshuro

States Flout Mine Safety Laws Says Lewis

John L Lewis condemned state officials and coal mine operators for failures to ensure safety. He urged Congress to pass a bill granting Federal inspectors power to close mines in imminent danger cases and criticized state inspections for ignoring provisions. He cited 1259081 miners maimed and killed over 19 years and warned wartime casualties in mines were higher than in the armed services.

Washington John AL. Lewis United Mine Workers Congress Lewis Senate Lacer Armed Services

Man Burned Attempting to Banish Hornets in Garage

Harold C. Leer, 30, of 187 Nursery Ave in Geneva is hospitalized at Geneva General with first and second degree burns after a gasoline can ignited while he tried to burn out a hornet nest in his garage yesterday. Dr. Robert S. L. Doran attends.

Geneva Harold C. Leer Nursery Av Geneva General Hospital Legg Robert SL. Doran

Woman Granted Bail in Oswego Mischief Case

Miss Agnes Barber aged 26 of Fruit Valley Oswego was released on bail of 250 dollars from Oswego County jail. Evidence in burglary and malicious mischief charges will be presented to the Oswego County Grand Jury. Barber is accused of destroying plants and pots owned by Edwin Keridig Oswego florist.

Oswego Agnes Barber Fruit Valley Bld Oswego County Grand Jury Harber Edwin Keridig Oswego Florist

Parolee Baller Arrested After Bus Incident Near Nedrow

John Baller, 21, of 320 E Hen meds st., was arrested by Sheriff’s Deputies on a Nedrow area disorderly conduct complaint after a 1S year old girl reported an attempted acquaintance on a bus and pursuit to her home. He was returned to Elmira Reformatory, paroled May 19, for burglary in the first degree.

Nedrow John Baller Justin King Sisterinly Sherig Baile Ner Charles Post James Bateman Bailor Elmira Reform Giers

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