Double celebration for detective sergeant George Turo
The Syracuse Police Department salutes Detective Sergeant George Turo on his appointment and 53rd birthday. His son Patrolman George Turo will attend at the elder Turo’s home at 1919 FE Gene geest tonight. The veteran, WWI veteran, received the Arthur Jenkins hero award in 1933 for foiling an armed robbery. He joined the force in 1925 and rose from radio cruiser duty to detective roles. A pie and ice cream will replace cake at the family dinner, and the department expects a blazer and shirt to be worn at work soon.
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Syracuse
Turo
FE. Genegeest
North Side
Arthur Jenkins
Police Department
Mary Turo
The
Herald-Journal
Grain Firm Wins Return of Penalty
The Reliance Feed and Grain Corp of Binghamton won a suit in U S District Court before Judge Stephen W Brennan for recovery of a 1171 federal tax penalty. The firm argued reasonable cause for failing to file a personal holding company return and the jury found the penalty wrongfully collected and to be returned.
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Reliance Feed & Grain Corp
Binghamton
Grain Company
Frank J. Shaughnessy
U. S. District
Stephen W. Brennan
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Sincerity Not Enough Says Evangelist at Syracuse Crusade
Dr Joe Henry Hankins evangelist urged that sincerity alone cannot save at a Centennial Crusade meeting in First Baptist Church Syracuse. He argued three foundations for saving faith relying on Christ shed blood on oath and Christ as guarantee. The service featured Rev Harold Alexander music by Gerard Simons and a cornet solo by Noble with Dr L W Barnard presiding.
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Joe Henry Hankins
Centennial Crusade
Christ For
Greater
Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Hankins
Lord Jesus Christ
Dr. Hawkins
Christ
Jesus Christ
Harold Alexander
Harry D. Gerard
William Simons
Robert Noble
L. W. Barnard
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Synod Names Area Bishop and Officers
The Rt Rev Malcolm EF Peabody of Central New York was elected president of the Synod of New York and New Jersey at Asbury Park. He succeeds Rt Rev Bartel H Reinheimer Rochester who resigned. Prof W Freeman Galpin of Syracuse University was reelected chairman of the house of deputies. Mrs Edgar J Wandress of Ridgewood was elected president of the Synod Women’s Association and named provincial representative on the national executive board.
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Malcolm EF. Peabody
Central New York
Episcopal Church
New York and
New Jersey
Asbury Park
N. d
Peabody
Bartel H. Reinheimer
Rochester
Trinity Church
W. Freeman Galpin
Syracuse University
House of Deputies
Edgar J. Wandress
Ridgewood
Women’s Association of the Synod
Frank G. Scofield
Lowville
Banks urged to advertise FDIC membership in Kansas
J Earl Shaefer of the state banking board said Kansas has 152 banks not in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. He noted 280 Kansas banks are FDIC members. The push requests banks to publicly advertise their FDIC status.
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Wichita, Kan
J. Earl Shhaefer
State Banking Board
Kansas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Fisher to stand trial in Cartner murder case next month
John Henry Fisher 26 of Morrisville faces a Madison County Court trial for the October 2 shooting that killed Elwyn Cartner 39 of Syracuse. Fisher pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. Bail set at 25000. motion for reduction denied. Cartner, employed at Fisher’s garage, died from shotgun blast after an alleged confrontation in Fisher’s home.
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James C. Tormey
John Sleary Fisher
Madison County
Wampsville
Elwyn T. Cartner
Syracuse
John Henry Fisher
Morrisville
Elwyn TI
Cartner
Tormey
Fisher
Conley
Howard Zeller
Education School Hosts Annual Reception at Maxwell School
The School of Education and three education fraternities host a 7 to 9 pm reception in Maxwell School’s Founders Room. Students in teacher preparation and Education Orientation 50 meet faculty and peers. Dr. Richard Armacost will MC. planning by Dr. Paul Klohr and representatives from Kappa Phi Kappa Pi Lambda Theta and Phi Delta Kappa.
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School of Education
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Kappa Phi Kappa
Pi Lambda Theta
Phi Delta Kappa
Richard ‘“Armacost
Paul Klohr
Richard Ogden
Theresa Coppola
Fenner to Speak on Break-Even Point Tonight
James B. Fenner, treasurer of the Electric Auto-Lite Company, will address the Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants on Your Break-Even Point Today and Tomorrow. Fenner served in World War I and worked eight years with Price Waterhouse in New York before 21 years at Electric Auto-Lite, and he previously led the Toledo NAC A chapter.
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James B. Fenner
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
Fenner
New York
Price, Waterhouse and Company
Toledo
N.A.C.A
Controller's Institute of America
1590 Receive Swimming Certificates Across Regions
City pools county camps and waterfronts reported a record 1,539 children earned American Red Cross swimming certificates after completing six levels. Helena Hoyt announced the rise over 1947’s 1,187. Regional totals include beginners 323 intermediate 177 swimmers 45 and lifesavers up to 19.
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American Red Cross
Helena G. Hoyt
Red Cross peStencher
Municipal Recreation Department
Syracuse
Onondaga
Bradley Brook
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Fire Girls
Red Cross
North Atlantic
New York City
Bids Open On Route 31 Bridge Project in New York
Bids for a Route 31 bridge over the Seneca River at Belgium will be opened at 10:30 A.M. Wednesday, Nov. 10, by the State Department of Public Works in Albany. Estimated cost is about $443,000 for a 310-foot truss span with approaches totaling 0.18 mile, on a new location.
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Seneca River
Belgium
State Department of Public Works
Albany
Seneca
Cayuga
Montezuma
Roof Fires damage two Fayetteville homes
Two Fayetteville homes suffered roof, attic and closet damage from fires sparked by defective chimneys. Neighbors reported smoke at 1126 E Fayette St before firefighters from Truck 5 and Engines 7 14 and 16 contained the blaze in about 26 minutes. No injuries reported and residents included Harry Belt and S L Brown family at 108 110 Walnut St. Fire officials noted matches in a sink started the second incident. Deputy sheriffs investigated.
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E. Fayette St
Fayetteville
Harry Belt
Fayette St
Leo Pacheck
Andrew Anderson
E. Fayetteast
St. Louis -Gournier
S. L. Brown
Walnut St
George Sebbling
Brown
Terry
Teddy
Cheryle
William Shaw
Alex Seeley
John Checkosky
Syracuse
Nelson Perry
Genesee St
Goostree Named Sales Manager for Marine Electronics
Lacey W. Goostree Jr. of Cazenquia is appointed sales manager in charge of marine electronic equipment with headquarters at Electronics Park. Paul L. Chamberlain, GE Transmitter Division sales manager, announced the move. Goostree previously served three years as district representative for the Electronics Department in Dallas working on radio communications applications.
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Lacey W. Goostree, JR
Cazenquia
Electronics Park
Paul L. Chamberlain
General Electric Co
Mr. Goostree
Dallas
Tex
Naval Reservists To Hold Dance In Liverpool
Syracuse Naval Reserve units host a pre Navy Day dance from 9 P M today to 1 A M tomorrow at the Naval Reserve Training center in Liverpool. More than 200 couples attend the uniform ball with naval decorations. Lt Keith Burr and Lt Harry Yeiser head the planning for distributions and arrangements.
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Syracuse
Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Training Center
Liverpool
Keith ‘Burr
Main St
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