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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1938
Page
18
McCaffrey at Memorial Church criticizes federal policy and calls the 1932 spending campaign a necessary move to lift the nation from a dead center. He argues late recovery depended on public spending to restart credit flows and restore growth despite critique.
Washington February 8 1937 government railroads and the Association of American Railroads report 1937 buys of materials supplies and ferry railroads totaling 3 300 005 900 across 70 090 distinct items.
Liverpool spot cotton opened steady with limited demand as 14,000 bales were reported. Futures quiet at noon with March 45 0d, May 4s6d, July 45 0d and Grteber 29 7d. market notes point to steady tone and restrained trading.
Court denies a motion to halt a $25 weekly alimony stipend to Mrs Florence Mc Dermot. The fight centers on whether the fund belongs to Mc Dermott or her husband’s estate, amid a prior separation and an abandonment case. Police had searched for Mc Dermott’s husband who later died, with the estate facing claims and bank attachments in Baldwinsville.
The chart lists 30 industrial stocks with daily high low and closing figures from November 1 to Gatorday's close. The 1937-38 high is 195.59 and the low 112.84, compared with 106.39 and 141.53 in 1938.
Bucharest police were asked by the Soviet legation to investigate the whereabouts of Russian councilor Ostrowski and the location of aide Fudor Budenko. The chauffeur reported bloodstains at the councilor's home steps, but police found no blood marks. other servants said the councilor was not home that night.
The first in a series of Jewish unity dinners sponsored by Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation will be held Monday in the social hall of Congregational Beth Israel. Speakers Dr. David Trevitch and Dr. Bernard Joseph, Palestine movement learners, recently returned to this country after travels through Europe detailing the condition of Jews in Poland Romania Germany and Palestine.
Wall Street hears Allied Mulls earnings for the fiscal year ending June 39 are not expected to top per share. Common dividend payments may be suspended for a time but should attract some interest despite the low rate of business.
The report covers a public talk by Mrs Hebwit about dropping the word Christian from the group's purpose to broaden service beyond all "isms" and restrictions. It records nominations by Mrs Donakd S Cintés, new members named, and a YWILA meeting summary with members and officials listed, including Syracuse University ties and annual event planning.
A scheduled lecture by H C Link at Hendrick's Chapel in New York City has been postponed to Tuesday, March 29. The event was to be held at the services center associated with Syracuse University.
Special to The Syracuse Journal reports longshoreman leader l. A. president liven plans to testify before the Senate commerce committee. He claims Bridges is a Communist and questions naturalization, deportation, and leadership in shipping as key to U.S. coastal and West Coast operations amid partisan accusations and immigration service criticisms.
A San Francisco dateline reports 55 000 West Coast Legion members join a campaign targeting immigration and deportation of young immigrants. The movement emphasizes unity under Legion leadership, with resolutions urging favorable actions from federal agencies and Congress, while pledging action against what they call undesirable aliens.
Embroiderers invited to obtain pattern 1067 from Syracuse Journal Needlecraft Dept for a 15 by 20 inch transfer image with stitch illustrations and material requirements. Send 10 cents in stamps or coins to 82 Eighth Ave New York City with pattern number, name and address.
At the Onondaga County Young Democratic Club annual meeting held last night at Van Dyke Community Center, Charles McGinnnis was elected president succeeding Alfred W. Haight. New officers include Francis OConnell as first vice president James J. Keller as second vice president Harry Treinim as third vice president Joseph Willis as treasurer Mary McGuire as recording secretary and Maude Goodsell as corresponding secretary. Directors for the new year are George Loomis Paul Mageio William Harfosh Charlotte Kauttan and Harold Williams.
Albany technology talks recount Teletype origins with PL D Erpan of the New York Telegraph Company describing early crude designs from about a century ago. He spoke to the Technology Club, noting Onondaga as a regional example of early adoption and influence.
Henry C Link author and director of the Psychological Service Center of New York City will speak tonight in Hendricks Chapel at Syracuse University. He is guest lecturer on his work and themes from his books.
Regular meeting of the Lone Eazies Club III. One place at the clubrooms at Lyncourt. A dance will be sponsored by the club at Lyncourt School on Saturday February 12.
Rescue workers recovered the bodies of a couple found vanished after their car reportedly plunged into an icy river. Local residents described a late January incident near Flora Island, with a daughter named Dorothy a key survivor awaiting further details.
Mortimer R Miller longtime business and social figure in Rochester died after a heart attack. He served as general agent for Peng Mutual Life Insurance between Albany and Buffalo and was a Colgate University graduate and a trustee of the company. During World War I he was a Central New York coal administrator. His last focus was January 11.
A state spelling contest prep program begins Friday in district schools. Supervisors Hennessey Assehtine and colleagues announced plans at a March 7 meeting. Qualifiers advance to the district event as the state wide competition draws near.
Horace Hollis of New York City will lecture on Civilizations Live and Die in the social room of the public library at Wellock Wednesday night. Hollis serves as secretary of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahais of the United States and Canada and is managing editor of World Order magazine and author of several books.
An old newspaper ad for daily sewing patterns by Anne Adams. It lists prices and fabric measurements in inches, with instructions to send 13 cents for the pattern to a Syracuse postal address.
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