22 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1952
Page
1
Judge Leo W. Breed presided as ten persons pleaded guilty today in a trailer court case. One defendant maintained innocence as the hearing concluded.
Empire State Chamber of Commerce executive vice president William A Mills predicts the New York Legislature will curb unions from using funds for political campaigns. At a Syracuse Onondaga meeting, Mills also forecast action on a statewide minimum wage board civil service reforms and permanent voter registration. Separate local items report theft and assault sentencing, a fire at a trailer park with hydrant shortages, and residents seeking aid after loss.
A garbled docket lists AUDGE TRUMAN H. PRESTO facing Driving While Intoxicated with a $10 fine and license suspension. Additional items reference various names and numbers including Sola feeding, $50, and multiple partial addresses and notes about license status, suspensions, and court actions. The text is unclear but indicates a traffic court record with penalties and license issues.
Supreme Court Justice Wil im J McCh has under consideration a motion to dismiss an action by Skyline Apartments Inc against the City Planning Commission. Beach said the motion asserts lack of jurisdiction over this planning case and seeks reversal and revision of a planning decision regarding a apartment building proposal. The planning commission denied the applicants request on Sept .
Korea ace Kuntz is awarded the Air Medal with seven oak leaf clusters by General McCauley of the 334th Air Command. The ceremony honors his service in Korea with the 32d Air Command and marks a notable recognition of his combat aviation achievements amid the U.S. occupation efforts in the region.
Urman Methodist Church hosts its first Family Night starting at 6 30 P M with a covered dish supper by Circle A. A one act play Nat 2 in the House is set for 7 30 P M The program highlights include tribute to Major Kuntz recognized for aggressive leadership and service with the Eighth Air Force in England and Palestine He received the Purple Heart for combat injuries during Korea era and is praised for his steadfast conduct and humor.
Col Joner of Public Works will request approval to move 35000 within Harmon's department to fund street repairs and pavement replacement. Harmon cites prior savings and needs for snow removal and salt as reasons, noting transfers align with boosting unexpended balances and department efficiency.
A large Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts audience heard Rey de la Torre perform a varied program including modern works written for him. The guitarist displayed delicacy, charm, notable technique, and strong interpretation with encores. Carl Maino, a pupil, promoted the recital in New York and will study in Spain next season as de la Torre’s student.
Hundreds of children in costumes ring doorbells asking for a treat. The American Friends Committee promotes a 'Treat for Friends' program to aid impoverished homes overseas. Syracuse Religious Education Department supports the effort through the Council.
The Most Rev Walter A Foery bishop of Syracuse led 35 bishops and 60 priests plus over 200 attendees from the United States and Canada at St Marys Cathedral Ogdensburg consecration. Cardinal Spellman presided Pontifical Mass marking the opening of the 1 175 000 church as others from Syracuse and area attended, including auxiliary bishop David F Cunningham and Monsignor Robert E Dillon. The new Gothic design replaces the 1672 cathedral destroyed by fire.
Fraternity fund papers tied to a student treasurer from the University of Buffalo were discussed as law enforcement gathered at the federal grand jury building. In Syracuse last August 15, Carl A. Stanton was arrested by Postal Inspector Edward J. O Neill for allegedly organizing a fund drive. Subpoenas crowded the hallway as lawyers and reporters observed.
Stray shot gun pellets wounded two hunters during the pheasant season opener. John Rian of 394 Cayuga Street was hit in a crossfire near Camillus and treated at Syracuse General Hospital for superficial wounds. Clarence Hotaling on James Street reportedly had a shotgun incident on his property as the season began with a flood of complaints from local residents. The season runs through Saturday.
Commissioner Frank Harmon reports the W Onondaga Street Bridge over Onondaga Creek is collapsing. A crete foundation check shows deterioration and a new concrete support will be needed to hold the structure. Repairs are expected to be costly and may require removal of the existing stone work.
Syracuse and Onondaga County draft boards prepare for 110 young men to be called by Selective Service. October quota adjustments noted as 33 and 96 men face preinduction during November. Marriage licenses listed. Needle Club at Pryden hosts dessert with Kenneth Brown at 1:30 PM.
Rev K Arnold Naka Midma was installed as campus chaplain at Syracuse University. Dr Charles Noble led the service in the chapel with Miss Jane Dempsey at the organ. About 200 friends attended a reception in the Colonial Room afterward.
Jewish leaders will organize a fundraising campaign to aid Israel. Ben Z Miller says committees will be appointed. events and details to be arranged at 2303 E Genesee. The drive aims to mobilize all community segments for support.
WNDR, with offices and studios in the Wilson building, faces eviction after owing 419.72 in October rent. City Marshal John R Turino issued the order on behalf of John Wilson Realty Co. A portion of the rent was paid.
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