Trial to contest Walter Goulding estate will New York Surrogate Court
The widow Marion Bachman opposes probate of Walter Goulding's will alleging lack of freedom and undue influence. The case, heard in Surrogate's Court, targets whether the will executed after Goulding's 1942 stroke reflects his wish or was coerced. Bachman claims family secrecy hid facts. Goulding left 90 percent to son Alvard Goulding and 20 percent to Bachman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. “Goulding
Atlas
Linen. Supiply. Co
Marion. G. Bachman
Alvard N. ‘Goulding
Furman
Bachman
Goulding
Advertising Is Vital to Free Press
Don A. Bridge warned Syracuse Advertising and Sales Club that newspapers depend on advertising revenue for freedom. He argued financial solvency, not the Constitution, protects press independence and highlighted rising production costs and the need for stronger advertising and circulation income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Bridge
Syracuse
Hotel
Bridze
Cannpets Now Taners
Heard Bridge
Women Plead Guilty in County Court Sentences Set
Judge Leq W Breed heard guilty pleas from five defendants in County Court this morning. Rose Patterson 34 of 409 Madison St pleaded guilty to manslaughter first degree and is to be sentenced Nov 2. Elizabeth Vara 27 of 202 University Ave pleaded guilty to misapplication of funds at First Trust and Deposit Co and faces sentencing in October. Edward Levine 22 of Dorchester Mass pleaded guilty to fraudulently secreting personal property and is to be sentenced Oct 31. Edward Watson 27 of 402 Geddes St admitted identity as a second offender and faces sentencing in October. Leonard Darling 21 of 455 Midland Ave and John W Kuepper 22 of 135 Green St pleaded guilty to burglary third degree and will be sentenced Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leq W. Breed
Rose Patterson
Madison St
John R. Greene
Almond St. Auz
Elizabeth Vara
University Av
Angus
Edward Watson
Geddes
Wall
Ort. Sr
Huntsville
Tex
Focal Mas
Leonard Darling
Mid- Jand
John W. Kuepper
Green St
Theodore Miller
W. Franklin St
Jule 7
Ordnance Depot Hiring Urgent Need for Workers
The Civil Service Commission at Romulus announces openings at the Seneca Ordnance Depot with an urgent need for munitions handlers and custodial laborers. Examinations are also being given for clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civel Service Commission
Romulus
Seneca Ordnance Depot
Elso
Bishop Foery Group Elects NEW OFFICERS
The Bishop Foery Foundation names Charles A. Walker president and Miss Isa belie Lanhan first vice president. Other officers include Catia Janescer, vice president. Mrs. Clovis A. Cannell, recording secretary. Miss Dorothy Jones, assisting secretary. Miss Margaret McCormack, treasurer. Mrs. E.R. Durst as publicity chairman. The Rev. Charles Z. Brady moderates. A visit to four churches is planned Sunday at 2 PM with transportation from 410 Formanay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Foery Foundation
Charles A. Walker
Isabelie Lanhan
Catia Janescer
Vive
St. John the Baptist
Lebanese Group Hears Corcoran at Annual Society Party
More than 588 Lebanese extraction attendees filled the P L A hall for the Lebanon Women’s Aid Society annual party. Mayor Thomas 3 Corcoran spoke urging support for the society’s work as Lebanese dances and music followed. Proceeds will go to St Alnis Orphanage in Lebanon.
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Lebanon Women’s Ai Society
P.L.A
Thomas 3. Corcoran
St. Alnis Orphanace
Lebanon
Rare Glass Exhibit Showcases 46 Pieces at Museum
A display titled Styling Your Home opens Wednesday at the Museum of Fine Arts featuring more than 46 pieces of fine glass. Highlights include 10 Steuben items with works from England France Sweden Czechoslovakia and Italy. The Onondaga Guild sponsors the exhibit with both American and international glassmakers represented.
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Steuben
Museum of Fine Arts
The
Onondazza Guild of the County
Home and Hospital
England
France
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Venice
Steuben Group
Corning
Christmas Tree Price Ceilings Relaxed by Office of Price
The Office of Price Stabilization lifted the Christmas tree price lid in an amendment to the general ceiling rule. George G. Moore of the local OPS office announced the move saying the varied tree sizes and shapes made a strict freeze difficult to maintain. The amendment responds to questions about the stopgap use of trees for decorative purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price
George G. Moore
OPS
Prudential Strike Talks Called Here In Syracuse
AFL Insurance Agents union plans talks in Syracuse to avert a nationwide strike against Prudential Life Insurance. About 94 Syracuse agents are affected and 16 000 nationwide in 33 states could strike if no deal by December 1. Union seeks higher $75 weekly minimum and $200 across the board. company offers pension and 5 percent sales commission rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE Insurance Agents International Union
A.F.L
Syracuse
Aio
Prudential Life Insurance Company
R. R. Ranchett
New York
Western
Buffalo
Prudential
Randiell
Randlett
Theunion
High Living Cost Blamed For Political Corruption
George B. Parsons, Socias attorney and former State Assemblyman, cites high living costs as fueling corruption in government. Speaking at a luncheon he says both parties have faced scandals for 30 years, aided by economic pressure and reliance on independent wealth to remain in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Parsons
Socias
America
Parsons
American Pension Club schedules week of meetings
APC lists meetings tomorrow at 7 PM at 200 Washington St. The auxiliary gathers at 2 30 PM. Club 4 meets at 8 30 PM at 220 FE Washington St with supper at 6 30 PM. Chin 8S, 229 E Washington St Thursday. Club 7 at 7 45 PM at 239 Shonnard St. Friday Chin 5 at Neighborhood House 31 Shonnard St with social hour. 36th District clubs meet 8 PM at 299 FE Washington St. Chih & leads social activities Saturday
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Pension
American Pension Club
E. Washington St
Ladies’ Auxiliary
WHLL
Washington ‘St
Club
Washington St
A.P.C. Chin
Thomas Salomey
Shonnard St
A. A.P.C
Conene
Chih
Geologists Tour Onondaga Valley Field Trip
More than 150 persons joined a geological field trip led by Dr. Earl T. Apfel of Syracuse University under the Technology Club to study Onondaga Valley. The group examined Finger Lakes history and climbed local moraines seeking why the valley lacks a lake, with Apfel speaking from a sound track during the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Apfel
Dept. of Geology
Syracuse University
Technology Club
Onondaga Valley
Finger Lakes
Tully
Vesper
Onondaga
Olisco Valley
Apfel
Wwoetaoin
Local Resident Names and Addresses Listing
A damaged OCR list shows multiple personal names and street addresses including Sami P ValsERERS, Corning ar Janet i Borery James BH Jenst, 434 Whittirrav Iwane EL Reuceman Gréces, John Frescia 42 E Division St, Anna M Dennis 169 Marert Jamre Mf, Sanson Grdire aran A Sage 2441S, Sitte sf Anthony B Dibiasa 823 tamreriie 97, Florence T Fuviano 2435 Reed 2, William F Tarkies Jr, Borethy FL dacsen 314 Garfield at, Harris at Santa Caleta, Havicy at soerpt, J Garsich Patish Mart i Cortle 148 Paul at.
Postwar Era Hailed as State Education Rise in New York
Lt Gov Frank C Moore hailed postwar progress in New York education at the State School Boards Association meeting. He cited increased state aid from 130 million in 1945 to a quarter billion this year and outlined five aid programs. Dr L A Wilson warned of growing enrollments and housing and staffing strains, predicting up to 1 million high school students by the late 1960s and a 5,000 teacher shortage in upstate schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State School Boards Association
Lewis A. Wilsoh
Frank C. Moore
Cyrus Higley
Association
Thomas 3. Corcorat
Turim
Moore
ONF
IWO
New York City
L. A A. Wilson
Wilson
Wison
Boards of Education
York State
Everett R. Dyer
Thomas J. Corcoran
Syracuse
Petey M. Hughes
Syracuse Board of Education
Seven Persons Hurt in Car Accidents
Seven people were injured in traffic crashes yesterday. Helen Edwards of 717 E ducks? was listed in fair condition at Crouse Irvin Hospital after a fractured knee from a crash at Oath Bay Corner. Kenneth R. Brown 48 of the time address, and Agnes DuChene suffered cuts and bruises. Brown’s car collided with a vehicle driven by W L Jaquin of Canastota. Walter Wright 26 of Norwich suffered possible jaw fracture and scalp lacerations when his car veered off Highbridge Road near Cazenovia and was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital in good condition. Mrs John LaMontague 72 of Buffat sustained a head injury when the car she rode in collided at Tyson and Lowell Aves, taken to Crouse Irvin for AM ray. Elizabeth P. Knowleton 935 Emerson Ave. drove in a collision with Richard F. Hrenda of Lorain. Paul Rood 22 of 106 Clard en sr suffered facial cuts when his car left Kinne Road near Widewater Road East Syracuse and struck a telephone pole. Passenger Miss Peggy Davison 22 of 32 Febows Jr. had a cut mouth and several broken teeth. Rood had facial lacerations. Bernadette Reid 28 of 249 Lawrence Road said her car was sidewiped by an oncoming car on Lawrence Road Bay 7a and forced into a ditch. she suffered a left shoulder injury and cut left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Edwards
Euest
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Oath Bay Corne
Edwards
Eeny Kenneth RH. Brown
Brown
Gnes DuChene
W. L. Jaquin
Canastota
Paul Rood
Clarendon Sr
Kinne Rd
Widewater Rd
Syracuse
Pegey Davison
FeBows Jr
Rood
Bernadette Reid
Lawrence Rd
Mia Iy Ginsburg
Bay
Fear Lawrence Rd
Pitcher How
Ginsburg
Help Week at A E Phi Aiding Foreign Students on Campus
ALPHA EPSILON PHI at Syracuse University shifts from traditional hell week to help week. The sorority substitutes community service for initiation pranks, hosting foreign women students to ease adjustment while Pan-Hellenic Council supports campus wide change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Syracuse University
A. BE. Phis
Pan-Hellenic Council
AFB. Phil
AWE
Phi
Married Non-Vets to Be 1-A in New Draft Setup
Onondaga County and Syracuse married men face reclassification under a Selective Service directive. Married non veterans up to 27 with children may shift from 3A to 1A if they prove they are essential to national health, safety, or defense. Induction will begin with older men and proceed downward, reservists and ROTC excepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Selective Service Headquarters
Jacob C. Latif
Syracuse Board SA
Grange
ROTC
Poliomyleitis Box Score Mystery Page Fragment
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a box score and names unclear entities. The readable text references regional places and organizations but no coherent event or outcome is evident. The passage appears damaged with garbled names and numbers, lacking sufficient context for a precise summary.
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PRS
Gooding
Helen B. Norem
Edward M.cowan
Corcoran
Len
Karine
de Feders Barine & Loan Insurance Care
Pti
Townsend St
OF Central
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Tidestingl Bank
Frank T. Wood, Jr
Rachel L. Carson
Syracuse Public Library
Solvay
At & F.M
Weells Road School
Cyril To Divers
Bridge
Ordnance Depot
Murana Habs
Murana
Atharby
Thomas
Buechner
Ch Jass Center
Tvin Sans Fa
Edward L. Friet
Lee Led- Sith, Geddes, Oc 16
Homer Merzan
Weiemantel
Lurrenaal
Alexander Sziamezns
Helen A. Kostkowski
iMariec
Rovert
iJanet Graham
S. YS
Mero
Donald K. Wagner
Florence
Buddsit
Francis Baltom
M. Nelean
Peaselivilies
Thane
Severie A. Rohannes
Anc Bok
Eras Am. Arnaness Thanenetsh
Atty
Monta
Borti
Hivleer
Syraciete
Salina
Mie Sonkid M. Pestman
Rlaine M. Brrencers
Gee “Ra
Reléen S. Dawley
Helen i Dimimerionayt
Parish
Beiden
Davies Helen B. LoTmiernan
Roeceli & Wheeler fEims A. Hewett
North Sxpacast
Edware SL Kris
Corbetath
Tallman
Philip
B. Prrceay
Gohanne
Colvin
Charies Webster
Katherine
S&s
Nedrae
Homer TF
Alcott iFilent
Thurber
Carton F. Sarernt
Galdwinsrire
Chariex A. Hotaling
Panshters
Mir
al Peties
Ier
E. Colvin
Anthony
Denork Kerr M. Hager
RTE
Raving
Larereck
Peithe
Festard Harden
Ceire McNamaedas
Cashon
Thomas Asquith
Nichmias
Firgetlig
Park
Jennis
A. Smith
We Sear
Z. Smith
Arthur R FB
Neil
Atin
Greasy Inn
Snd
Daniel i. Reatree iTheins
East Strauss
Gel
Sod Barz
Reeberd
Fancher iFiizameth
Ceres
Milion Ac
Camuiss
Rae
Sietais
Mala
Giferd St
Hite Chun
Onondaca
APC
Sami P. Valserers
Janet i
Borery
iJamex
Whittirrav
Iwane EL Reuceman
Gréces
John Frescia
St. Anna M. Dennis
Marert
Jamre Mf
Sanson
Grdire Aran A Sage
Sitte Sf
Anthony BM. Dibiasa
Fiorence T. Fuviano
Reed 2
Wiliam F. Tarkies, Jr
Cameceviliz
Borethy
Dacsen
Garfield
Percerii
Harris
Santa Caleta
Havicy
Soerpt J. Garsich, Patish
Mart i. Cortle
Paul At
State of
Albany
St.Joseph
Just
BAN Pre UN
Federal
Post Thsurance Corporation
Syracuse, N. Y
Baldwinsville
Liverpool
Walter Wright
Nor
A. E. Phi
Gunias
Latiff
Jaen
Carncy
Straeger
Syvarare
Gene Bowo Bowe
Kirtlands
S. Salina St
Esiab
Aee
Salina AT
Eastwood
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