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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1948

Page

3

Thomas Asks Votes in Syracuse Campaign Plea

Thomas, the Socialist Party candidate for president, sent a direct appeal for votes to Syracuse as Democrats hold a closing rally and Republicans finish their drive. He urged support for his ticket and criticized mainstream capitalism and war planning.

Norman Thomas Socialist Party Syracuse Thomas Herald-Journal Edward H. Foley the Treasury Hotel Onondaga R. Walter Riehlman Richard T. Mosher Riehlman Onondaga S. Warren St Sidney Greenberg American Labor Party Hel Russa Ignazio Silone Stalin Stewart F. Hancock Stephen Obremski Americanization League Francis L. McElroy Mosner Thomas H. Carroll Syracuse University College of Business Administration Howard N. Francis Fifth James P. Corcoran AlcElroy Pierrepont B. Noyes Oneida Ltd Sherrill Thomas E. Dewey Noves

Central High Pupil Wins Top Press Award

Central High School pupil Robert Hammer and Grace Reed of Monroe High School Rochester earned quarter tuition scholarships to Syracuse University for their high school journalism. The Empire State School Press Association banquet at Hotel Syracuse honored dozens with trophies plaques and certificates.

Central High Robert Hammer Central High School Rochester Empiretate School Press Association Hammer Grace Reed Monroe High School Syracuse University Syracuse Alice Marble Jack Pietrow Syracuse University School of Journalism David Royce Bureau of Public Information Ann Silberstein Irondequois High School the _ Post- Standard Betty Pudney Oneonta High iSchool School of Journalism Rita Tanta Nazareth Academy E.S.S.P.A Dean M. Lyle Patricia Gaffney Johnson City Sigma Delta Chi Carol Gaffney Phoenix High School Marilyn Parker Whitehall High School Helen Spencer Fayetteville High School Joan Gimmick Elmira Free Academy Robert Lavoie Eastwood High School Anne Beester Ruth Dewey St. Regis Falls High School Lola Brown Elaina Kussmaul Arnold Fellner Richmond Hill High School Norman Steward Oneonta High School Gerald Welden Sewanhaka High School Leah LeVan Kingston High School Harry Weeks Patrica Buell van Hornesville Central High School Sheldon Kinney Windsor Central School

Boxer Suffers Injury While Riding in Car

Amateur boxer Harley Thume aged 24 of 1313 South Avenue was injured in a one vehicle accident when his head struck the car interior during a ride with a companion known as Tommy the Greek. He was taken to Syracuse General Hospital with a head laceration.

Harley Thume South Av Thume John Sheehy Tommy S. Salina W. Onondagasts Syracuse General Hospital

Steel pans stolen from curbside in front of Kaylan Cutlery

Twenty four steel pans left along the curb at Kaylan Cutlery Co. 237 Wolf Street were stolen yesterday. Authorities told Patrolman Fred Damrath the pans were to be taken to the LeMoyne Avenue plant and were valued at $60.

Kaylan Cutlery Co Wolf St Fred Damrath LeMoyne Av

Marble outlines will to win in Syracuse talk

Alice Marble, tennis star famed for overcoming illness, told Empire State School Press Association students at Hotel Syracuse that luck equals love understanding courage and kindness. She urged self discipline and helping others to reach goals and said will can be developed by physical fitness, right attitude, and morale.

Alice Marble Empire State School Press Association Syracuse Sigmund Sluzko Sewanhaka High School Floral Park Herald-Journal Hotel Syracuse Miss Marble

Goods Missing In Guth Fire Seen in Debris

Corne lius Cook reports to Chief Kinney that he found missing items from Jacob Silverman il in debris on the Guth building roof. The list includes a typewriter an adding machine a raincoat and other fabric along with $100 in cash.

Cornelius Cook John A. Kinney Jacob Jay” Silverman Guth Cook Silverman Kinney Costello

Safe burglary reported at Producers and Consumers Food Market

Police investigated a safe cracking attempt at 2706 S. Salina Jr. The manager, Stephen Lovas, found the safe moved onto a grocery cart about 12 feet from its original spot. Intruders failed to open the safe though one bolt was torn off. entry appeared to be through a rear downstairs coat closet.

Producers and Consumers Food Market S. Salina Jr Stephen Lovas Tavis

Rent Overcharge Case Dismissed Against Park View Hotel Owner

Judge Stephen W. Brennen in U S District Court dismissed charges of excess rent against Gregory Banes owner of the Park View Hotel at 723 E Genesee Street The action by the Justice Department sought an injunction and rent refunds The government claimed the hotel operated as a rooming house under rent control and Banes lawyers argued the hotel was decontrolled under the 1947 rent act and services were provided by the hotel.

Stephen W. Brennan U.S. District Court Gregory Banns Park View E. Geneseest Irving H. Lessen Alfred F. Spagnolo Banes Banos

Two Finish Army Course in Jersey

Benjamin G. Yracusans Berry of 107 Euclid ay and Robert B. Johnston of 201 Ambergate Rd DeWitt returned home after completing the special command and staff course at Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Berry, senior manager of the New York State Employment Service, was an instructor. Johnston completed the students course. Berry holds a colonel reserve commission and served in World War II. Johnston holds a lieutenant colonel commission and also served in the war and is an engineer at Carrier Corp.

Benjamin G. Berry Eucliday Robert B. Johnston Ambergate Rd DeWitt Camp Kilmer J. Berry New York State Employment Service Johnston Berry Armed Services He i Carrier Corp

Mother of Torso Victim to Testify

The mother of Helen C. Lindeman will testify before an Erie County grand jury Thursday. Elizabeth C. Westcott was subpoenaed at her home and represented by attorney Charles McDonough for herself and for Dr. Howard C. Lindeman, the husband.

Buffalo Helen C. Lindeman Erie Cattaraugus Erie County Elizabeth C. Westcott Charles McDonough Westcott Howard C. Lindeman

Junior Red Cross Urges Enrollment in Syracuse Schools

Junior Red Cross officials in Syracuse and Onondaga County urge enrollment before November 15 to support the IRC membership drive. JRC chair Leon H. Coon says enrollment is done by classroom teachers and cards issued after students join. He highlights educational benefits, service activities, first aid, disaster relief, and international aid through the National Children's Fund and art exchanges with other countries.

Coon IRG Red Cross JRC Children's Fund

Davis to Address Credit Men in Syracuse Talk

Mortimer J. Davis executive manager of the New York Credit Men's Association will speak in Syracuse on November 9 at the Syracuse Association of Credit Men. He will discuss bankruptcy. Davis also heads the New York Credit Men's Adjustment Bureau and formerly worked as a special agent for the FBI and as an assistant to Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone during his time as U S Attorney General.

Mortimer J. Davis New York Credit Men's Association Syracuse Syracuse Association of Credit Men Davis New York Credit Men's Adjustment Bureau, Inc Federal Bureau of Investigation Harlan F. Stone U. S

Lodge Installs Gaetano Carfagno as District Deputy

Virgil Lodge member Gaetano Carfagno age 61 was inducted as district deputy grand master of Onondaga District 1. Carl Harris retired as district deputy grand master and performed the installation with staff present.

Gaetano Carfagno Virgil Lodge C.F Onondaga District Carl Harris

Child Welfare Expert To Speak at Parley

Dr Agnes Snyder returns from Europe with a presidential commission on child welfare to address Park Central Presbyterian Church Thursday night. The opening session of a three day conference of children's workers aims to raise awareness of religious training needs for children. Syracuse delegates include about 40 leading workers and chosen parents and pastors.

Agnes Snyder Europe Park Central Presbyterian Church Syracuse Snyder Guiety International Council of Religious Education State Councils of Churches of Ohio Pennsylvania New York Council of Churches of Onondaga County

Dog returns to owner. rewards given in East Syracuse

An East Syracuse High School pupil Miss Madeline Mills received $50 from John F. Marsellus after locating and returning his white springer spaniel. The find also triggered a $50 donation to the Community Chest in Miss Mills' name.

East Syracuse High School Madeline Mills Taftay John F. Marsellus Brattle Miss Mills Marsellus

Burglars Break In At Craner Home In Wickay Street

Burglars entered the home of Arthur J. Craner at 322 Wickay last night and escaped with 21 dollars in cash a 95 dollar watch 5 dollars in old coins and other belongings. Entry was through a cellar window and several rooms were ransacked including the living and dining rooms and bedrooms. Stamps and personal stationery were taken from a desk. The burglary was reported at 1 AM today and Detective John McCormack was assigned to the case.

Arthur J. Craner Wickay Andrew Peltz John McCormack

Smith Reappointed as Syracuse Library Board President

Hurlbut W. Smith was reelected president of the Syracuse Library board of trustees after 16 years in the role. Ephriem J. Page was reelected treasurer and Miss Frieda I. Gates clerk. Committees include Page, Oscar F. Soule, Mrs. Cora C. Sweeney, Fred Betts, Soule, David HH Patton, and Gates.

Hurlbut W. Smith Syracuse Library Board of Trustees Ephriem J. Page Frieda I. Gates Page Oscar F. Soule Cora C. Sweeney Fred Betts Soule David HH Patton Miss Gates

Weedsport Driver Fined in 1947 Traffic Case

Ralph Mazzoli Jr of Weedsport was fined a total 40 dollars by Judge Truman H. Preston after pleading guilty to a red light violation at N Salina and Court streets on January 7. He initially denied six parking violations from November and December 1947 and posted 300 dollars bail before changing pleas to guilty on the parking tickets, with 5 dollars fined for each.

Ralph Mazzoli, Jr Weedsport Truman H. Preston Mazzoli N. Salina Court Sts

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