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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
15
A city initiative named the Governors aid bureau aims to unite the police department social agencies and the council to expand crime prevention. The plan includes a character building division and a joint program with local merchants at the Chevier of Commerce Monday noon.
Obituary notices report funeral services for Lovisa Mallfeix and other relatives, detailing survivors, service times, and burial places. Entries mention Rev. William Bauer, pastor, and include names of spouses, children, siblings, and cemeteries such as Woellawn and Assumption.
James Young reports from FORIO on February 3 that Admiral Leahy’s claim of America’s naval supremacy is challenged. Japan and Germany are cited as pursuing stronger fleets, with British and American plans debated, amid disputed reports of 42,000 ton battleships and potential new sea power strategies.
A legislative committee examines police officials psychiatrists and others to uncover how lunacy commissions operate amid questions about a case linked to Kilpatrick and Serze. The inquiry seeks information on procedures and safeguards for such commissions.
Telegraph dispatch from Barcelona says British cruisers Southampton and Newcastle are rushing to the scene after a British merchantman was captured off the coast near Barcelona. Authorities report a tense naval engagement with uncertain casualties and loss.
Public notices list marriage license permissions for several couples including Mary Selden and John Agemund Shapsea, Marguerte Jehan Hinewoog, Claude Trames, and others with addresses and wedding dates. The notice also covers funeral services for Abraham Pratt-Fonezly, Frank Zenke, and a Russian family, with service details, burial sites, and surviving relatives.
Cortland group sponsors soldiers program in Tortland on Tuesday night. Ithaca will stage Fassilies of the Faei at 3 7 p m Thursday and over weekend. Geneva announces George A Munger joins Pennsylvania coaching staff from Hobson College. Oneida hosts Judson Brotherhood father and son banquet to support Boy Scouts. Canastota notes Leslie rowe's 61st home visit since 32 years ago. Fulton and Auburn report local ceremonies and reunions. Esther Cull Carpenter, 40, dies after giving birth at home on Elisha Street.
A temporary Avadah Republican Club, allied with affiliated members, will formalize its second meeting at Birbanm Auditorium 121 Lexing Ton on Thursday evening to expand membership. Arrangements for a 500 person capacity hall include social and dramatic programs after business.
Providence reports a 24 year old Webster man Joseph Melon er attempted a store robbery using a timed plan. The suspect fled with 32260 in currency but was captured after alarms rang and Trade Officer LH Moody detained him.
Charles Q. Eldredze, owner of a private museum in Old Mystic containing about 7,500 naval exhibits, died at 93. His collection included Edison’s first incandescent lamp, a rammer used at Lincolns era, and a cannonball Eldridge claimed fired the opening shot of Fort Sumter.
A three alarm fire swept the nurses' home at St Francis Hospital in Hartford Connecticut today forcing evacuations and prompting firefighters from multiple units to battle the blaze.
Port Colborne Ontario recounts a dramatic rescue as five fishermen adrift on Lake Erie were saved by a fire department team led by Harold Lambert. A shifting wind pushed the craft toward shore where rescuers dragged them to open water. The men were treated at Port Colborne fire station for exposure and shock.
Funeral notices list Seymour, age 3, of Welart and five Casemirs, with services at Weinkelmer Funeral Chapel and St Michael Church. The fragment confirms death on Feb 2 1938 and burial in local cemetery with brief family references.
Dorothea, age 3, and Ned A. Parks, 34, farmers from Morgantown, North Carolina, were married after a previous legal matter involving Parks and a man named Morgan. The ceremony occurred as reported in Arlingtion Virginia and nearby areas.
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