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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1946

Page

6

Congress Appeals to Dewey for Higher Teacher Pay

The group aims for a 1 078 150 campaign goal to fund higher teacher pay. A Red Feather Indian headdress and 700 red feathers will be handed to American Airlines officials in a late ceremony. Delphina Logan of the Onondaga Indians made the headdress for the air line pilot. Mayor Costello and other dignitaries attend as the Chest campaign opens with Truman's radio address.

American Airlines Syracuse Delphina Logan Kelley Frank J. Costello Truman Chase Twichell A. Dean Dudley

Former Syracuse Waves Sign Up In Inactive Reserve Corps

Two Syracuse ex Waves became the first local volunteers in the Navy V-10 program to form an inactive reserve corps. Betty Lou Brown and Rita Casey, both discharged Waves veterans, enlist to retain their ranks if recalled.

Syracuse Waves Syracuse U. S. Navy Syracuse Navy Recruiting Office Betty Lou Brown Riffin Av Rita Casey Montrose Av Solvay Brown Wavy Barracks Alameda Calif Hunter College Bloomingtono Ind Casey Shoemaker Cedar Falls Miss Casey Frank ‘Cassamo Navy Recruiting Office S. Salina St Frank Caccamo Navy

Records seek owners of veteran discharge papers in Syracuse

The Onondaga Historical Association asks anyone who finds the honorable discharge papers of a veteran to return them to office secretary Harry C. Durston at 311 Montgomery Street. Durston can trace owners through the association records linked to the Stolp family and mentions relatives in Lafayette and Syracuse.

Harry C. Durston Onondaga Historical Association Montgomery St

GI Bill Deadline Looms For Five Day Window

Five days remain until Oct 5 the deadline for young men enlisting in the Marine Corps Navy or Coast Guard to receive full GI Bill college education. After Oct 5 education and benefits accrue only for time served during the emergency period.

Marine Corps Navy Coast Guard

Seven Defendants Arraigned in County Court Today

Seven defendants appeared before Judge Leo W. Breed on charges from first degree robbery to petty larceny. William C. Sigular and Albert C. Sommers Jr. pleaded not guilty to robbery and grand larceny and were held for Oct 10 trial. Gerald Vance Gibbons pleaded not guilty to grand larceny first degree in a July auto theft. James R. Gosch pleaded guilty to second degree grand larceny for two motor vehicles and was held for sentencing. Frank Squires pleaded guilty to burglary third degree for a Syracuse case. Della Knowlton held for sentencing after petty larceny plea. William C. Lain pleaded not guilty to impairing the morals of a minor and held for trial.

Ain County Leo W. Breed Sigular Tully Brown Clover Wolfanger Gerald Vance Gibbons Fulton James R. Gosch Schuyler, Sr Frank ‘Squires Irving Av William C.lain W. Genesee

Highmoor will leaves estate to wife and daughter

The will of Alonzo B. Highmoor, who died September 19, was filed in Surrogate's Court. It leaves the home at 152 Didama Street to wife Jessie E. Highmoor and the remainder to daughter Margaret A. Highmoor of 226 Sun Struck Drive.

Alonzo B. Highmoor Didama St Jessie E. Highmoor Margaret A. “Highmoor

Walsh Attends Talks On Gambling Devices

New York State Magistrates met in the Victoria Hotel to review legality of slot machines pinball games punchboards and other gambling devices. Judge Homer W Walsh of the Court of Special Sessions attended the three day session with demonstrations showing devices wired to pay off.

Walsh New York Victoria Hotel Upstate Police Court Homer. W. Walsh Court of Special Sessions Legal Department Metropolitan Police

Minimum Salary Scale Is Urged by Parents Group

The New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers urged Gov. Dewey to boost state education funding and establish a minimum salary schedule for teachers. A unanimous resolution from 400 delegates at Syracuse called for higher annual increments and immediate appropriations to relieve teacher salary shortages.

Dewey New York Charles Campbell Valatie Albany New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers Congress David H. Patton Syracuse New York State Newton P. Leonard National Congress of Parents and Teachers Laurence D. Marble I State State Congress Marie Swanson State Education Department Mary Rappaport Frederick G. Scovel

Liverpool Crash Injures Two People

James W. Perry 47 of Oswego Street Ilion and his wife Ethel 44 plus Jeanne Fish 24 of Binghamton were injured when their car skidded and hit a light pole on Oswego Street Liverpool. Mrs Perry suffered severe lower leg lacerations and Miss Fish had a knee laceration and a fractured nose. The driver had only minor injuries.

Oswego St Liverpool James W. Perry Otsego St Ilion Ethel Perry Jeanne Fish Binghamton Syracuse St. Joseph's Hospital

McElroy and Hogan Attack Dewey in Campaign Row

Francis I. McElroy and Charles J. Hogan criticize Gov. Thomas I. Dewey as Republican efforts step up with a turnout drive led by Alger B. Chapman. McNett notes Hanley’s praise of Epstein as a sign of Dewey’s tactics. Chapman cites 1942 turnout data as leverage for a record vote.

Francis I. McCelroy Charles J. Hogan Quondaga County Thomas I. Dewey Charles A. McNett Alger B. Chapman Henry Epstein Hanley Dewey Syra New York State Sheriffs’ Association Epstein McNett Ward New York City Chapman

S U Classes Open as Syracuse University Sees Enrollment Rise

Syracuse University opened classes amid rising enrollment with 4 029 freshmen and 3 051 sophomores among 11 109 total students. Liberal Arts led all colleges with 3 832 registrations, followed by Business Administration and Applied Science.

Syracuse University State Fairgrounds Baldwinsville G.I Liberal Arts Business Administration

Births listed for Mack, Heft, Tatuska, and others

A succession of birth notices from Sept 23 to Sept 26 lists newborns to couples including Eugene J. Mack Rosemary Donegan at Mattydale Ronald C. Heft Mary E. Hall at 663 West Onondaga Street Peter Tatuska Victoria Kucharski at 412 Otisco Street Stanley M. Johnson Iattie A. Manwaring at 434 North West Street Charles R. Hudson Helen A. Crego at Camillus John J. Kirk Kathleen T. McCaffrey at 107 Baldwin Avenue Ralph E. Rawson Alice I. Avery at 316 South Geddes Street. daughters to Glen B. Rathburn Margarett I. Noonan at 1433 Lancaster Avenue Seymour H. Schwartzberg Edith Alderman at 535 Westmoreland Avenue Donald A. Teachout Pansy L. Goodrich at 1306 East Hamilton Washington Street Charles P. Peck Bernice E. Gates at 199 Raymond Avenue Francis Wieczorek Margaret M. Leach at East Syracuse.

Charles R. Hudson Helen A. Crego Camillus John J. Kirk Kathleen T. McCaffrey Baldwin Ay Ralph E. Rawson Alice I. Avery S. Geddes St Glen B. Rathburn Margareth I. Noonan Lancaster Av Seymour H. Schwartzberg Edith Alderman Westmoreland Av Donald A. Teachout Pansy L. Goodrich Washington St Charles P. Peck Bernice E. Gates Raymond Av

Chest Drive Set to Go Women Meet

The final meeting of the Onondaga County Community Chest and Council's women's division proceeds at the Hiawatha Room, Hotel Onondaga, with about 300 workers receiving kits and solicitation cards. Leo D. Kelley, Clarence H. Twichell, and Philip R. Chase address attendees.

Onondaga County Community, Chest and Council Hiawatha Hotel Onondaga Edward F. Group Awomen Leo D. Kelley Clarence H. Twichell Philip R. Chase E. R. Vadeboncoeur J. Murray Hastings The Community Chest

Course in Motherhood Opens for Expectant Mothers

Expectant mothers may register for a motherhood course at Syracuse Memorial Hospital starting October 9. Miss Miriam Curtis announces weekly classes each Wednesday at 2 PM led by Miss Elizabeth Peck of Syracuse University School of Nursing. The sessions cover baby bathing layette hospital care and self care during pregnancy with details at the hospital information desk.

Syracuse Memorial Hospital Miriam Curtis Miss Curtis Elizabeth Peck Syracuse University School of Nursing Wm. C. Wheadon Metallurgical Laboratories Chevrolet Aviation Engine Division Buffalo Bowne Hall University Campus Walnut Crumlins

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