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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1948
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text lists funeral notices and local ads with names, addresses, prices, and dates. Mentions Miss NIPRIh, Fulton, and various undertakers. Includes service details, payments, and community notices blended with vendor references and event timing.
Solemn high mass for James J. Kelley and multiple Syracuse figures, including Elton F. Esselstyn and Louis M. Freeman, announced with burial at St Agnes Cemetery. Services listed for J. P. Burne and Son Funeral Home with details on callers and times.
Fragmented OCR text shows floral businesses, funeral design firms, and monument providers named in local notices. References to Kinney, Decker, Quinlan, Corbett detectives, and growing memberships hint at civic or commercial announcements with uncertain context. Absent clear events or dates, readable entities include Florist Decker, Quinlan’s Flowers, Regis Monuments, Salina church sites, and Yuri Karl Lutz Monuments.
A funeral service for Mrs. Goldstein widow of former Alder man Emanuel Goldstein will be held at 3 30 PM tomorrow in Syracuse. Rabbi E Hyman and Caster Semel Ariwek will officiate and burial will be at Yeshurun Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Mrs Alfred J Gundy and Mrs Lawrence J Rutt, a sister and brother in law, and three grandchildren. Services were at the Jewish Community funeral home. Burial at Yeshurun Cemetery. Friends may call until burial.
A blaze struck the Fire Perils Warehouse near Watenguse Evie Blvd, forcing employees to crawl through narrow corridors to escape. District Chief Leo Payghek leads crews as firefighters contained the fire, with responders including Alfred Meehan and William Giliouie assisting the scene.
Police investigated multiple incidents across locations including 530 N Salivast 134 Ashdaleny and 110 E Payotte. Items stolen include auto mobile swat covers nylon outfit firearm ammunition and a wine corkscrew. burglars accessed residences via windows and cellars with several windows pried.
Stocks moved slowly with little net change after a jittery start as modest turnover occurred in a broad list of industrials and utilities. Leading names included U S Rubber Caterpillar Westinghouse Electric and Union Pacific, while bonds and several regional issues showed muted activity in a day of cautious trading.
Mrs Helen M Vavardakis a rehabilitation consultant spoke to about 100 social workers and nurses, outlining needs for total adjustment of TB patients in home, work, and social life. The County Health Department supported the program, stressing coordination with public health services and community agencies.
A snapshot from regional markets shows varied prices and trade activity across produce items, with end of day notes on stock exchanges. Key figures include endive, beets, grapes, and watermelon prices, alongside market commentary from analysts and local officials.
Members elected Marland Herdick of Buffalo as permanent chairman plus Sheldon Glass of Finnhamton as vice chairman and Fralily Jackson of Forest Hill as secretary. The group discussed high school problems and the 1850 White House conference agenda at the planning session in Washington DC. An unrelated robbery report noted a locked cash register taken from a barber shop on North Main Street, with $27 missing three weeks earlier.
Brief death notices from the Syracuse area reference local residents, with names and ages not clearly legible due to damaged text. The fragment hints at funeral arrangements and burial places, but specifics remain uncertain in the OCR snippet.
OLAS Everson estate valued at $1,000,000 nears a ruling. Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts and Syracuse University have been involved. First Trust & Regulations Co president BL Merritt announced after a board meeting that a decision is not yet ready. Helen Everson's will provided for a potential Everson museum or related corporation.
Manlius scouts gathered to discuss next year’s program as 24 scouts were re registered. A review will be held Monday October 18 at Troop Dow Jones Averages. Preliminary closing will award advancement to Star Scout for several named members.
An article fragment reports Chancellor William Tolley of Lycrosse University attending Eisenhower’s installation at Columbia University in New York. The piece mentions a ceremony with mixed details and a disrupted reception. A separate note describes a honeymoon cabin explosion injuring a bride and husband. Hospital officials report injuries and a broad sequence of unrelated events.
Fragmented weather text describes cloudy northeastern states and as far west as the eastern Creater Latest region with remaining clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere The forecast mentions rain and showers and a warm air change over five days for the Syracuse area The garbled source also references pressure systems and general weather terms without clear specifics
Washington report on the Census Bureau projection of reapportionment after the 1950 census. The House Civil Service Committee released a preliminary map showing gains for California, Florida, Michigan, Oregon, Texas, Washington, and others, with New York, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and several Southern states set to lose seats.
DIRHAM New Hampshire. U L Lew is L Straus of the Alonsic Energy Commission said scientists may soon unravel the secret of how plants grow and produce their food. He noted researchers at Amboch College University of California University of Pennsylvania California Institute of Technology and other laboratories are on the trail at a University of New Hampshire symposium.
Weather Bureau forecast notes partly cloudy with showers tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 74. low around 62. Sunrise at 6 12 AM. humidity around 66 percent. sparse, unclear figures and garbled lines in source.
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