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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1948
Page
10
The latest red caboose variant features a bay window, all steel construction, inner wood paneling, and built-in ice boxes with larger lockers and a coal stove. The design allows crewmen to observe from either side along the train, with 100 more cars expected on western lines by year end.
Terence F Dundon tool procurement supervisor with Carrier Corporation and Oxford graduate, will address a Friday morning assembly at the Good Year Burlingame School about conditions in Great Britain from World War II’s end to the present. Delegates from Syracuse University Kappa Phi Kappa Nu chapter attend a St Louis convention with Dr Vincent Glennon and others.
At Republican headquarters in the Yates Hotel a veterans for Riehlman committee was announced led by Miss Margaret Hastings a Syracuse University student and Wac veteran. The group lists 58 veterans and will back Rep. R. Walter Riehlman in his reelection with a meeting set for 8 30 P M tomorrow.
A long list of wedding and birth notices dated October lists couples from Syracuse and nearby towns. Entries include names, spouses, and addresses such as Lakeview, Union, Gertrude street, and East Syracuse, with dates like October 13 through October 16. The compiled items name the partners and placing locations, reflecting local social announcements.
William D. Morehouse, 53, of 814 E. Washington St., was hospitalized at St. Joseph's after two men near his home attacked him Saturday, robbed his wallet of $8, and left him with facial injuries. X-rays were planned to check a possible left jaw fracture.
Mrs Eva Ryan of 1128 Cannon Street reported two rings worth 90 dollars stolen during an April 20 robbery at her home. Police say the intruder tied and gagged her, searched desks for cash, and took two dollars before leaving. The rings were found yesterday on her front porch.
A meeting of the Junior Council of Churches of Syracuse and Onondaga County will be held Saturday at First Presbyterian at 4 P.M. New officers to be installed include John Martyn as president Jane Coone as vice president Helen Kennedy as secretary and John J Grimsley Jr as treasurer. The principal speaker will be Rev Dr Edwin T Dahlberg pastor of First Baptist Church.
A mail carrier employed by the Post Office since 1920 was indicted for opening three letters he delivered. William G Ungera 57 of 329 Warham St faces charges from the final Federal grand jury report. The case was directed by Postal Inspector Edward J O Neill. The same report lists 11 other indictments including timber theft at Pine Camp and various forging and theft charges involving Treasury checks and government property.
Sidney H. Greenberg of the American Labor Party argues both major parties can only shadow box on inflation. He criticizes Republicans for favoring reduced government spending and higher production and challenges R. Walter Riehlman to address workers at Brown-Lipe-Chapin Carrier and L. C. Smith about production. He also targets Democrats for Truman’s price control stance and for advocating wage controls later calling for selective price controls.
A list of marriage licenses includes Fior F. Monticello of 418 Hawles Ave and Lena M. Nardgile of 168 Sherwood Ave among many others such as Sis R. Evans 1002 Euchia Ave, Gertrude M. Armstrong 307 Hawley Ave, and William W. Cronin Jr. 1822 S State St. The long roster spans multiple streets and towns including Utica Mattydale Greenfield Mass and names partners with their listed addresses.
Dr Joe Henry Hawkins evangelist addressed a near capacity First Baptist Church audience as part of the Centennial Crusade Christ for Greater Syracuse saying sin causes social ills from broken homes to battles. He cited an FBI finding on juvenile crime and urged keeping God's commandment first in life. He quoted John on rejecting the Son and Father. Tonight at 7 30 he speaks on Can We Be Sure Is There a Sure Foundation.
The First Trust & Deposit Corp. the Domark Corp. and eight Syracusans are named defendants in a $200,000 equity suit brought by George A. Langan as trustee for Onondaga Litholite Co. now bankrupt. The action in Buffalo before Justice Joseph A. Weehler follows an appellate remand.
JOAN A. GRANT of Englewood New Jersey sues the State of New York for 10000 alleging loss of his right index finger on August 31 1943 while working in the Auburn State Prison carpenter shop. He claims negligent supervision of a machine. The suit is before Judge Emanuel Greenberg in the Court of Claims.
A dense listing of multiple traffic violations across several towns. Offenders include Henry F. Weaver 907 W Belden Ave 44 46 mph and Lawrence A. Ridgeway 814 S Geddes St with licenses or plate issues. Fines range 10 to 50 dollars for speeding and license violations. Additional names appear with speeds from 35 to 54 mph and related infractions such as failure to wave car under control and passing slow.
Mrs. Vera Schieffer of Sedgwick Drive is to appear before Justice of the Peace Darwin Camp to answer a summons charging she permitted an unlicensed operator to drive her car. The vehicle was in a Saturday night Fayrd Taunton crash that killed two high school students and seriously injured four others. The driver was John Hugger, 17, cousin of Mrs. Schieffer, who says he lacked a license. A summons for Hugger’s shelving without a license will be issued later.
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