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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
7
The government outlines a massive coast defense plan featuring new air defense, improved radar, and expanded installations. It mentions purchasing two new vessels, the Comet and the Crosader, from foreign suppliers, and allocating about $54,900 for experimental safety measures as part of the broader defense initiative.
Fire destroyed a 1937 four door sedan and a one ton pickup kept in the rear of Samuel Ti Nattex’s home at 1250 Accidenty 1st. The blaze occurred about 1 55 Friday afternoon and caused about 2509 dollars in damage covered by insurance. Fire was discovered by family members who alerted responders. firemen contained the flames with limited water streams. Remaining wreckage included only two shells of the warese.
Frank A. Morrison, 34, of Ovid, was released from Tompkins County jail after a three month sentence for public intoxication. He promised to reform, while under a 50 day extension of probation ordered by District Judge Harold E. Simpson. Morrison had been arrested by Patrolman Joseph Moore at Lehigh Walls Station.
Detroit report says Harriet Washburn seven fell from a third story window while leaning out to watch friends play. She is in serious condition at Restay Hospital with possible skull fracture and threatened pneumonia.
In Henry Clay Gipson's story, Inspector Boyd and Constable Lunt investigate a library scene where counterfeit evidence is staged to mislead. Allanby oversees a tense gathering as a night wind and hidden cameras threaten to expose the ruse, foreshadowing further developments.
Police struggle with fragmented notes from a harassed witness as Arleney and others react. Constable Lunt quietly observes in a library, earning praise for restraint and vigilance amid a tense public curiosity moment.
A fevered call to readers to study comic captions and pictures as clues to solve The Castle Island Case. The piece urges daily clipping of scenes, training the reader’s detective instinct to outpace Major Rogar Allenby in identifying the guilty party.
A tale from a town welfare case details a boy who offered his pony to secure relief. Residents discussed the pony’s sale and the impact on the family as officials debated aid and labor requirements. Mr Romano, claiming inability to work, sought continued assistance after being removed from welfare rolls.
Memorial services were conducted at his home and St Peter's Episcopal Church with the rector of St John's presiding. Burial followed at Fort H cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included D. Dation Xone Donallison Clapp and G. Bieteal.
Funeral services are set for Afrs. Ehagetie Bisiccia, 24, of 14 Willow Street Oswego, who died Friday morning after a short illness. The rites begin at 8:30 a.m. from the Jats residence and 9:39 a.m. at St Joseph’s Church. Burial follows at St Peters cemetery. She was born in Providence, Rhode Island and lived in Cortland and Nel for years. She was a member of St Joseph’s Church and survived by her husband and four daughters Mary Josephine Nancy and Corse of Corsland.
A vintage fitness piece explains how body heat and activity drive calorie needs in winter versus summer. It highlights fat as insulation, contrasts hot beverages versus cold milk for warmth, and provides a sample daily menu and activity-based calorie estimates authored by Dr. Marr Swartz Rose.
Step by step instructions explain measuring and cutting for slip covers with yardage, seam allowances, and tucks. The Syracuse Journal Home Service advertises a guide HOW TO MAKE SLIP COVERS offering a home sewing method, requesting name address and book title.
A three month premature infant, Walter Thomas Brough, born to Mr and Mrs John Brough, is reported in surprisingly good condition after a difficult birth. Dr Buchanan noted the baby’s resilience as the parents, formerly Margaret Elliott of Fullerville, care for both mother and child at home.
ETHACA The birth of three babies was announced here Saturday four days after. Rosemary Dora Ross was born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Trumansbury a son Raymond James was born to Mr and Mrs Daaf Westiesé. No 7 on Feb 1 Andrews is the former Miss Hadiah Wray of 321 Orchard. Mrs Clark Slocum and baby were returned from Memorial Hospital their address 413 BE State St.
Pendion asked for widow of Trooper Pendion Oneina Assecbiyman Wheeler. Wheeler died in service. Serjeant Fuksatrice noted among the fallen. Hamittey referenced as a county honor list for late service at Hammom in 1297.5. the bill was vetoed by Governor Roosevelt.
Three 16 year old runaways from Tedusury Reform School Industry New York were arrested at 5 am Thursday by Chief of Police Anautentodi. A stolen Watertown item and a man named Angus Thomas of Grove, Indiana, along with Richard Beneide of Fimira and Frank Taylor of Crown Point, were identified. The youths fled Monday after midnight, hid in fields and woods, then rode short distances by hitching rides before capture.
Former Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson urged aid to China during a Red Cross fundraising drive. He warned that over four million Chinese, in Shanzhai and surrounding areas, face extreme starvation and disease without rapid relief.
George Brinkman 92 oldest resident of Aurora died in bed at his daughter’s home Friday. Coroner Dr. Raymond C. Almy listed natural causes. Born in Germany, he came to this country at 22, worked in farming, then settled in Aurora 13 years ago. Survived by four daughters Mrs Ostrander of Syracuse, Mrs Hardein, Mr Birish of Cate and Mrs George Wood of Aurora, and two sons Philip Brinkman of Cate.
Corning resident Richard Jones of 120 Ocean Street suffered a flesh wound in the upper arm when a rifle discharged as he slipped while shooting with a companion at Icicle Hill Thursday afternoon. He was reported Friday to be in fairly good condition.
Fulton services for Raferon Peters, 84, of Suttons Comers, who ended his life Thursday afternoon. Conducted Sunday afternoon from the home of his sister, Mrs. Mary Morganterser of Medina. Burial will be made in the same place.
Pattern 4709 is available for children and wives sizes up to 275 yards of 36 inch fabric. Send 35 cents for pattern. Pattern Department Syracuse 5 mal 241 W Seventeenth St New York City. Additional 34 cents for latest Pattern Book.
ITHACA The revival services conducted by Envoy with Huns ton conclude Sunday with two weeks of outreach. Saturday evening he speaks on The Wonderful Chance and Sunday morning The Keating Waters. After the final address, Jihaca’s envoy will depart for Elmira to conduct a two week spiritual campaign.
A new sculpture exhibit by Atis Mondar, presented by Ethel Mand, is set to open Monday at the National Arts Club in Row Fork City. The show showcases contemporary sculpture and peilet works, highlighting Mondar's distinct style.
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