Foremen changes and campus notices in Syracuse area
Irvin E. Hunt excused from September Grand Jury due to illness. Clark B. Woodworth named foreman and Homer W. Gwilt appointed assistant foreman. Four DePauw University students enroll for winter semester. 4-H leaders guide textile instruction in Onondaga County. Amber Community Association elects officers. merger talks with Olisee Civic League. Dental technician job open with VA. reading tests scheduled in city schools. Skating party for new Goodyear-Burlingham pupils. Eckel Theater worker injured but released after stitches. Numerous local meetings and luncheons listed for today.
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Irvin E. Hunt
Salt ‘Springsrd
Clifford H. Sears
Clark B. Woodworth
Skaneateles
Homer W. Gwilt
W. Seneca
Fire Alarms Recorded Across City Streets
A series of fire and still alarms logged yesterday across multiple locations. Incidents range from rubbish and back porch fire at 1200 Willis Ave to a motor short circuit on a tractor trailer at W Genesee and W Fayette, with several boiler and stove overheating reports and additional rubbish fires on Marcellus St and Adams St.
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Willis Av
Marcellus St
W. Genesee
W. Fayette
Adams St
Warren
Salt Springs
Werrisay
Marshall St
S. Crouseau
Atutomobile
Brighton Ayre
Croton School Hosts Neighborhood Party For Evening Classes
About 250 people are invited to a Croton School neighborhood party tomorrow at 7 30 P M. The event, by the women's community committee, marks the opening of new evening classes next week and will register adults for night classes and help them meet teachers. The program includes refreshments and is organized with the Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs educational committee and the Croton Adult Education Center led by Miss Helen Hewitt. Mrs Lewis C Pike chairs the educational committee and 20 Croton women who volunteered organized the effort with chairman Mrs Norbert C H Muench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton School
New School
Women's Community Committee
Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs
New Croton
Helen Hewitt
Lewis C. Pike
Croton
Norbert C. H. Muench
Forester lecture links human relations to forestry work
Syracuse psychiatrist Dr. Harry A. Steckel addressed New York College of Forestry students outlining practical mental tips for foresters. He urged one task at a time and stressed balance among work rest and exercise while noting foresters must engage the public during reforestation and lumber industry efforts. He discussed development stages and how basic drives shape civilization and warned about arrested development. Next talks feature PAUL I GRAVES and Lynn Emerick with future speakers Robson Black William B Greeley and Judge Truman Preston to continue the human relations series begun last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York College of Forestry
Syracuse
Harry A. Steckel
Veterans Administration
Steckel
Paul Bunyan
Hero of the
Paul I. Graves
College
Lynn Emerick
Pennsylvania
Robson Black
Canadian Forestry Association
William B. Greeley
U. S. Forest Service
Truman Preston
Trath Court
Nick
Harry W. Hepner
Syracuse University
Marriage Licenses Granted In Local Area Names Many Couples
George A Gustafson De With Rhen M Cale De Witt Alton Clarke 124 Renwick Ave Anurn Gordon Las Renwick Ave Stephen Griffin Jr 413 Oulseo St Florence L Lakins 610 Fayette St Berl N Butterfield North Syracuse Stella F Howlett 276 Croly St Francis J Behm 300 Arlington Ry Loretta G Brown 510 Tully St John P Garvey Geddes Mary Ward Geddes Donald S Waters 182 Parkway Belly J Winchell 16 Harvard Ave Bradley N Stanton Solvay Lillian B Neave 308 Willis Ave Paul J Berube 636 Gifford St Martha A Gatto 216 Sabine St Patrick Romeo 308 Burdick Ave Anne R Bersani 1004 N Townsend St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berl N. Butterfield
Syracuse
Stella F. Howlett
Croly’ St
Francis J. Behm
Arlington. Ry
Loretta G. Brown
Tully
John P. Garvey
Geddes
Mary ‘I. Ward
Donald 5. Waters
Parkyway
J. Winchell
Harvard al
Bradley N. Stanton
Solvay
Lillian B. Neave
Willis
Paul J. Berube
Gifford St
Martha A. Gatto
Sabine St
Patrick Romeo
Burdickay
Anne R. Bersani
N. Townsend St
Births List of September Newborns Across Syracuse Area
A long row of birth notices lists couples and addresses in Syracuse and surrounding towns announcing the birth of sons and daughters in September. Names include Alonzo B Wood Elbridge Frances Hollander Ruth Steves Roy Sheffield Norma Alexander Elizabeth Homeward Daisy Cook Mary Mills Ann Florczik Mary Difullo and many more with dates ranging from September 19 to 27. The notices cover East Syracuse Solvay Liverpool North Syracuse Baldwinsville Manlius and other locales with numerous street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo B. Wood
Frances E. Hollander
Elbridge
Joseph W. LaClair
Ruth
Steves
Syracuse
R.D
Roy C. Sheffield
Bernadine M. Reagan
Rowland St
Albert
Porter
Norma M. Alexander
Palmer Av
Rand
Franklin O. Bradbury
Elizabeth Homeward
East Syracuse
John J. Bowman
Daisy Cook
S. State St
William &. Ashmore
Mary
Mills
Fairfield
Steve Peltz
Ann Florczik
Solvay
Dalesandro
Mary Difullo
Pond St
Kenneth Hurst
Shirley Mover
Liverpool
M R
Walter J. Hujar
Clarice J.rice
Markland Av
Edward J. Bonoffski
Virginia A. Kesel
Robert. Lorenan
Bernadine C. Gleeson
Gathering St
Lloyd C. Hayworth
Leis M Loucks
Brewerton
Henry G. Bushey
Beverly O. Robinson
Oakwood
James D. Fanto
Theresa M.carni
Oneida St
Joseph R. Proney
Helen A. Davidson
Burns Av
Edward A. Calkins
Mary J. Guiles
North Syracuse
Roy EB. Rasmussen
Gertrude E. Lueders
Shennard xl
Denile F. Ginrk
Betty A.manwaring
Seneca Falls
Donald J. Astrella
Itelene Sewhrd
Leonard A. Bittehrord
Iya M. Wright
Michael N. Kaldaney
Nora M. Donovan
Gifford St
John Zamni
Jean L. Allen
Obersh St. Sent
Cayarhey
Mary . Essenger
Manlius
Joan L. Delia
Clara A. Morzales
W. Raynor
Joseph A. Sclarrian
Mildred
Potter
Lemoyne
Artiur D. Alexander
Carrie M. Mackay
Baldwinsville
Pord Jy Barrett
Hazel R. Crawfard
Martville
Robert O. Grinnell
Eleanore W. Mills
Rose Hill
Robert C. Rovers
Edith A. Hobbs
Leonard W. Churston
Flora &, Thurston
Fabius St
John J. Mulligan
Phyllis CG. Hayden
Green St
Raymond A. York
Mar- Karel
J. Gray
Lyncourt
Salina, Seoe
Jamern M. Golfry
Inne La+ Bambara
Caltey Dr
Sent
James T. Ldttla
Park Ny
Bent
Charles
Pandiski
A. Baker
State
Patrick i
Collins
Edin Tt Cartier
Phoenix
Reviond A. Peachka
Barbare J. Burnell
Malverne
Alfred Gray
Mary Larnery
S. Salina St
William F. Gammilage, Jr
Polly H. Bullery
Crouse
Mathew S
Bracley St. Sant
Charins Mele
Maurie Fy. Havens
Air Base
Matlscdale
Jack Bernardino
Teresa TR
Dimileco
Lodi St
Lynn
Gam
Colla
Staulding
Air Bane
Matisdale
Redne
Helen
Irookes
Georgetown Alumni Hear Game Broadcast by Wire
Georgetown University Alumni of Central New York will receive results of the Georgetown WU Boston College game via a wire from Washington, D C at a Bellevue Country Club gathering. James C. Tormey says a play by play line is installed in the clubhouse and a New York radio station will carry the broadcast. The Very Rev. Lawrence C. Gorman S J university president and Thomas A. Dean Chicago IL alumni president will speak during the event which begins at 8 P M with game details around 8 30 P M Representatives from Auburn Cortland Lully Cazenovia Fulton Oswego and Syracuse are expected.
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Georgetown University
Central New York
Georgetown WU
Washington, D. C
Bellevue Country Club
James C. Tormey
New York
Lawrence C. Gorman
University
Thomas A
Gambling raid details and fines in Onondaga cases
Rowe fled the scene without hat or coal but was captured after a chase by Patrolman Charles Kraft on Dickerson Street. Identification items found in a coat pocket belonged to Rowe. Spara, sought since 1941 on a parking warrant, faced two warrants in traffic court with one dating to 1942. Fines were imposed for gambling establishment charges and related offenses. several inmates pleaded guilty and were fined or paroled as witnesses.
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Rowe
Charles Kraft
Dickerson St
Spara
Wilson
William Ht. Bamerick
Alex
Builly
Pola
Fisher
Way
Onondaga Penitentiary
Russell Harrington
Driverless Truck Crash Near Arden Street injures none
Reported yesterday a driverless truck parked on Stinard Hill near Arden drove into the yard of Charles T. Allen at 300 Strathmore Drive, damaging a wire fence and shrubs. The vehicle, owned by St. P. Hallenbeck Grocery Store, halted after the collision with a yard fence. A similar accident occurred about a year ago.
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Arden Dr
Stinard
Ay. Hil
Var Wild
St. P. Hallenbeck
Oia
Charles ‘T. Allen
Strathmore Dr
Shot Fails to Halt Escaping Burglar
Patrolman Thomas Hurley pursued a would be burglar after a report of entry at Timmons restaurant 1200 Almond St A chase ended with a warning shot fired into the air to stop the suspect but he escaped into the night The assailant had damaged a side window and jimmied a cellar door before fleeing with officers J Joseph O Neill and Ambrose Linehan assisting investigation
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Timmons Restaurant
Almond St
Ater
Murley
Hurtour
Hurley
J Joseph O'Neil
Ambrose Linehan
Fulton Bowens Corners Meth odist Church Supper
The Fulton Bowens Corners Methodist Church will serve a public supper tomorrow starting at 5 30 P M. Mrs Raymond Winter and Mrs Leon Harris are chairmen for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Bowens Corners Methodist Church
Raymond Winter
Leon Harris
85 Year Old Grocer Still Works At His Store
SAUNDERS Swirr of 1304 Spring st. runs a general store and grocery business since age 26 in his 59th year in the trade. A 12 hour day at 260 Wolf st. is continued with a lunch break. A party at the home of his daughter Mrs S J Headson at 152 E Lafayette av honored him. On Oct 5 he and his wife will mark 63 years together with family milestones including his daughter Mrs Mabel Coreen and granddaughter Mrs Charles Potter’s wedding anniversary.
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BE. Saunders Swirr
Spring
Operier
Wolf Sl
Dle
S. J. Headson
Lafayette Au
Sweet
Mabel Coreen
Charles Potter
Attorney Assigned In Baby Case Indictment
Elmer Jee Paul 27 of Walnutay is charged with first degree manslaughter for allegedly beating Doreen Fielder 2% to death while watching her as her mother went to a movie. Court appointed Robert BE Cooney to represent him with arraignment set for tomorrow morning. Other indictees pleaded guilty or had hearings. three youths investigated as youthful offenders, while several cases adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jee Paul
Walnutay
Lea W. Breed
Robert BE. Cooney
Paul
Doreen Fielder
Harry Andrews
James St
Grant Mack Nair
Purse Stolen From Golden Lion Restaurant
MISS CLARA BENNIE of Ames reported her purse containing 95 dollars and a 26 dollar compact was taken from a booth at the Golden Lion restaurant 254 West Onondaga Street. A man seen leaving the restaurant with a purse is being sought by police.
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Clara Bennie
An7
Ames Ost
Golden Lion
W. Onondaga St
Air Force Examines 25 Central New York Youths for Cadet Training
An Air Force cadet selection team tested 25 young men in Central New York to identify five for preliminary cadet training. Of 17 tested by last night, five tentatively qualified, with education ranging up to two years of college. Remaining tests include physical, flight aptitude, and moral quizzes before follow up exams at Stewart Field Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
N. Y
Rochester
Central New York
Rintie mi Thaan Kasi Neta Heb
Aoe Wi Gea
Stewart Field
Newburgh
Theodore TH. Satntey
15Th Air Force
Syras Luse University
Maurice C. Searle
jCanaan
Conn
ALP Nominee Opens Drive For Congress
SIDNEY HH Greenberg's campaign for Congress began with a testimonial dinner at Schrafft's. Rockwell Kent, guest speaker and fellow candidate, urged voters to back the ALP ticket in the 33d District amid calls linking inflation and war fears to political choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaign For Congress
Schrafft
Rockwell Kent
Kent
Congress
American Labor Party
Progressive Party
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Barbara Ann
Weeling
Barbara Ann Fowler
Joseph Fowler
Buckingham Ay
Depauw
DePauw University
Veneta J. Kanter
Paul Julien
S. Geddes
Lester E. Bees- Jey
W. Colvin
John Beas- Jey
Susan Jane Lawens
Onondaga County
Margaret J. Nyhart
Hazent
Federal Building
Charles P. Planer
Amber Community Association
Betty Church
Margaret Lamb
Oliseo Civic League
Veterans’ Administration
Chimes
John Ashe
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Board of Education
Goodyear-Burlingame
Farmer
DeWitt
Sedgwick
Bonnie Dubuque
Anita Viassis
Nancy Sims
Mandy Thurner
Claude Prevost
Hart
Eckel
Howard Cady
Seymour St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cady
National Office Managers Association
Chevrolet Motor Division
Onondaga
Purchasing Agents Association
Oldsmobile Motor Division
Coal Exchange
State Department of Labor
CLUS
Automobie Club
Limcheon
On‘ Ondien
Exchiunke
zZonta Club
Syr- TelHe
Lincoln’ Republican
General Electric Co
Brankfast
Lederle Laboratories
Syracuse Hotel Men's Association
Syracuse Credit” Bureau
Chevrole
Motor Division
Advertising Council
Rexall Co
Community Chest
Dr. C. A. Sargent
American Lemon Auxiliary
National Electric Manufacturers Association
Syracuse Printing and Pressman
Harry Reback
George T. Kaulback
M. Weisbond
Louis Calucci
James C. Smith
George A. Gustafson
Rhen M. Cale, de Witt
Alton Clarke
Renwick Av
Anurn Gordon
Las Renwick Av
Stephen
Griffin, Jr
Oulseo St
Florence L. Lakins
Fayette Sb
Our Lady of Lourdes
In Valley Dr
W. Newell St
Keen Pl
Issel A
Martin. Watley
Jay Hueber
Hhurch
Dawson Bros
Mup
Georgetown
Shot
Thomas Hurley
E. Taylor and S. McBride Sts
Theodore Stanley
William Paltz
Ronald Quinn
Maurice Searlener
John Sylvester
Joseph Musico
ALP
Sidney HH
Greenberg
Wallace
Taylor
Truman
Dewey
Henry Wallace
Tiving Franklin
Labor Zionists
Elliott Payne
Beverly Andrews
Lillian Reiner
Richard Lindheim
NEW Pleasure Iin
Clark Music Co
South Salina St
Orper
Lorders
Kamera Kraft
Jefferson St
Sayalis
Salina Cee
Optometrists
Aera
Opticians
Bardeen’s, Inc
Genesee St
H Rubber Swellen Sales
Berea
N. Salina ST