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Newspaper

Syracuse Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1938

Page

2

Taxicab wage dispute over independent drivers roils Syracuse

The Syracuse taxi war centers on independent cabs versus company owned fleets. Drivers push for price parity and fair enforcement. Police urged to curb overcharging and verify cab affiliations amid planned campaigns and meetings.

Euter Aguin Pelier Dese, Inc Dss Cates Wajer Cerry Independents Inc Saul Heath Mick Pia

New Witness Found In Trial For Death

A new witness was found in the trial over the death of Erick W. Friedman who was struck when a truck tipped over on a street at night. Clifford H. Sears, his attorney, announced the discovery during the prosecution’s opening, as the case moved with a jury of 24 men and two women.

John Long Genexeest N_ Staic Sfow Cifford H. Sears Erick W. Friedman Salina St Seart Ender Morsing

Time Extended For Exhibition Of Miniatures

Exhibition of miniatures at the Mounds venue extends to Saturday with part on view Sunday. Mundy will display recent works at the Syrian Arts Club in New York, opening Friday. Mrs C FJ Poikr previously Jane White, former exhibit organizer, will also attend.

Mies Mundy Saiemal Arts White Evemcebey Mivervar

Ghurgh Feud Lectures On OmeneWued at Church

Fragmented OCR presents feuding factions of a Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church clashing in a county courtroom scene over a cash bond and appeals. Deputy Clerk Henry reflects a contested case as trustees file, while Goldacher faces an execution for costs. A lecture at Fat Church cites Christian Science parallels, stressing perfection as divine healing.

St. Dein Pupeers Anos Clusuve Jesus Keagsl Fring Fsb Eleeniis New Boeré of Trustees Clert Henry Hes Poss Ott Court of Appeals Goldacher Shervit Sarto Catstran Stotner First Chr Boston Jesus Christ Jesus

Syracuse Aviation School Named Model for War Dept at Langley

The Syracuse Aviation School, in operation three years, was selected as a model aeronautical school for the War Department to be established at Langley Field Virginia. Bernard O. Larses, principal of the Apprentice Training School, was asked to provide complete course data and setup details for the program.

Syracuse Aviation School War Department Langley Fie Virginia Bernard O. Larses Sendy

Investment Corp To Cut Par Value

A certificate permitting Syra cise Investment Corporation to reduce par value of common stock from 100 to 50 and capital stock from 104 to 59 per share was issued by Gerald J. B. Dorman deputy superintendent of banks, New York State banking department, but was fired from county clerk's office.

Syracise Investment Corporation Gerald JB. Dorman New Tork County Clera

Syracuse Native Woman Dies at 104 Focus of Obituary

A Syracuse born woman aged 104, long associated with the area, has died. The DuBois family in Syracuse denied knowledge of ties to a Chicago centenarian mentioned in reports. Relatives declined further comment as the obituary details emerge.

Syracuse DuBois Chicago Illnois

Rochester Pilgrims Guests at Banquet

Members of the Rochester Council of the Local Order of Pilgrims were guests of the Syracuse Council at a banquet in the local club house this evening. Tomorrow the roon beli will be run on the club grounds and Monday the second in a series of storytelling contests is scheduled.

Rochester Coun Loral Order of Pilgris Syracuse Council Coon Beli

Lovers Lane Hold Up Ends in Double Tragedy

In Miami on February 5, a 19 year old man died and two companions aged 19 were wounded after an attempted holdup at Losers Lane in Northeast Miami. Marion Et Lommus, the intended victim, opened fire, killing John Hewald and wounding Martin Bogart. The third assailant was captured.

Miami Fia GWA Marion Et Lommus John Hewald Wee Martin Bogart

474 Students Enroll In Forestry College

Four hundred seventy four students enrolled for the second semester at the New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University. The breakdown includes 130 freshmen 97 juniors 133 seniors and 29 graduate students. Last year the second semester registration was 483.

Forestry College New York State College of Forestry Syracuse Universit

4 H Club Office Becomes Gentleman's Fashion Show

A fragmented report describes a 4 H Club event in which club members parade attire on a street setting. Observers note covert fashion displays and increasing attendance as the scene shifts from private to public in what appears to be a social gathering showcasing trousers and garments.

Drunk Driving Charge After Two-Car Collision

A Liverpool motorist and two others were involved in a crash at a county underpass last night. Arthur BL Duerr of 291 Saymast Liverpool was arrested on alcohol related charges after the collision damaged vehicles and caused injuries. Bertha Barling and Mrs Anna Mounts were treated for shock and injuries at the scene and hospital respectively.

Corlison Savor Desle Arthor Duerr Liverpool Davie Henry €. Berfing Marwell

Unclear OCR City Brief on Unemployment and Relief

Unclear OCR text notes rising unemployment in Syracuse and relief workload, mentioning workers, City officials, and a drop in WRI force from 6,000 to 3,640. References to 2,439 job losses and actions to address relief in winter but text is fragmented with many typos.

Wellara Sean H Zote Albany Tnsyday Publo Syracuse Zurmisa

Giear ametrency Lawersii Ciut fundraiser announced

A local campaign raised 406 dollars to support a Giear ametrency lawersii ciut initiative. Mrs. nbn C. Russel announced the funds after a series of personal and community events held last week, with donors contributing at multiple gatherings.

Giearametrency Lawersii Ciut Nbn C. Russel

Campaign to laud 05 outlines Ovrians and Camatage

Fragmented OCR article recounts a wartime era campaign detailing Ovrian Yan Cec Ad and Camage Laud, with mentions of a mother in Syria, a homeless individual, and efforts to promote purchases and advertising campaigns. It discusses Frigidaire’s 1938 model plans and a convention led by executives from Rochester, Pittsburgh, and nearby cities.

Aneienst Weent Renscairypaian Selupe A. Wersbers Frigud Masara Frigidaire Frmdfar Parton Shemes Tee 4 Clark Cnars Pitesbursh

Court Affirms Right Of Man to Sue Snell

The court upholds a claim by James Tamacche that he was denied access to a Thanksgiving party at Ai Snell’s dancing academy due to race. Judge Nathan Abelson dismissed the damages suit against and Gantag Academy, finding the defense motion proper and ruling Lamacchia barred from further action under applicable statutes.

Ai Snel James Tamacche Fayar Si Bas von Zizhi Gantag Academy Nathan Abelson Gevennants Monvon Tha Daneins Academiss Savalents Lamacchia

Two Apartments Ransacked in Night

Police report two apartments were broken into Friday night. The ground floor unit at Marine Martimeau was ransacked with items missing. The second floor tenant, W. G. Etto, reported a gewhag ball and several shoes stolen from 1199 Alock of E. Fast Was.

Ann E. Fast

Service Clubs to Hear Prof. Quiz Show

Service clubs will listen Monday as Professor Tadig entertains and hosts a quiz program. Five volunteers will answer questions while club presidents occupy seats at the speakers’ table.

Ats Wit Laachieee jQwz Tadig Alt Elate

Two Deny Guilt of Burglary Charges

Edward A. Baick, 74, of 3518 S State St, and Frances Wicks, 24, of 395 S Townsend St, faced plea court after denying burglary charges connected to the theft at Jacob J Leviston's warehouse on Townsend Street.

Fea Edward A. Baick S State St Francis Wicks S& Townsend St steSarit Connecon Smith Jacob J Leviston Omf Townsend St

Fraternal Congress Re-elects Officers Note

The Fraternal Congress unanimously re elected its officers at a meeting in Onondaga Hotel. Ernest RO Deming of Syracuse became president. Other officers include Simon Golesmin Neapolhs Cie vice president Franklin S. Baye secretary and treasurer Warren D Benevien Lang J H Resshallom Rose Wess Terry Cry and Rhés as members of the eighteenth committee.

New York Siete Frausrmal Congress Esternal Onondara Hoel Ernest RO Deming Vacuse Rficers Simon Golésmin Neaphors Rose Wess Terri Cry Rh És Ssyecune

Girl Injured Lip in Fall on Icy Street

Miss Julia Kruth, 26, slipped on an icy pavement near Harvard Place and Aten Street yesterday afternoon, injuring her lower lip. Tie stitches were Tegulisd in the class cut. she was treated for the wound.

Julia Kruth Ens St Suiferes Harvard Pl Aten St

Son And Daughter Inherit Estate From Cardner

A son and daughter from Boonyne Missouri and Westwood share in the Cardner estate. The will and surrogate court proceedings were underway Saturday as a federal administration leg is noted in the probate record.

Cardner Mire Rémaer M2 Academy Boonyne Dawa Otgen Westwood Bia Cardner

Minnesota Senator to Speak at Eagles Meeting

Minnesota Senator George Nordin of St Paulina will address Fraternal Order of Eagles Sunday evening February. A veteran member and past national president, he will discuss the fraternity’s crusades and growth, noting 3,847 new term members this year as the second largest fraternal organization. The gathering will include President Downey and other officers.

George Nordin St Paulina Wil I Fraternal Order of Eagles Nordin Wiisarlude Vier Rp, Downey Sehug der EL Murfitt I Saba Cand J Kanesola

New Donor Sought After Blood Transfusion At Hospital

A man at St Joseph Hospital, Carmen Samartilo, remained in serious condition after a severe infection and the need for a blood transfusion. Relatives sought another donor as the first donor gave blood at Townsend Street, with about 36 persons reportedly present at the hospital during the event. Samartilo, a father of two, was hospitalized last week and required continued blood support.

Carmen Samartilo Townsend Ibis St. Joseph Hospital Samantulo

Settlement Seeks Resolution Over School Damages

A compromise settlement targets damages from county road construction widening a school site. Officials including Truman Preston and E. McMass discuss boundaries with a county engineer. An early agreement hinges on boundary settlements and property lines.

van Vleck Todas Truman

Syracuse auto market shows steep drop in sales

New car sales lag as used car volume falls about 35.5 percent in January. The Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association cites slow trade-ins and weak demand as key factors, with overall market activity down amid ongoing dealer adjustments.

Syracuse

Flower Lovers Hear British Woman Talk Flower Arrangements

Mrs. Constance Sorr of London advised Syracuse flower lovers at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts afternoon program under the Syracuse Garden Center. She urged decor using flowers as decorative subjects, stressing practical arrangements for prominent members of British nobility.

Constance ‘Sorr London England Briish Nobilis Syracuse Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts Epeshins Garden Center

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