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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1938
Page
11
Dr. F. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and related ailments. The ad claims relief and improved well being, noting the product is sold in 156, 30¢ and 50¢ sizes at druggists.
Report notes a woman accused of attempting a throat slash at Albion police headquarters. Detainments followed with taser injury to an officer. unclear charges and names are partially garbled from the OCR.
Federal communications commission yesterday authorized Chief E Repo to upgrade the Yewalt patrol car radio transmitter to higher wattage, directing use for clearer reception in police vehicles. The move aims to improve communications across patrols and response times.
Three convicts from Onondaga County Penitentiary at Jamesville backed a bill to expand jailer training in New York. The proposal, urged by Governor Lehman, would extend civil service rules to county jail guards and allow the Central Guard School at Walkill to train both county and state corrections workers, with approval sought from the Department of Corrections.
A pedestrian reported smoke from 343 N Salinas street prompting two fire trucks to respond. Firefighters found Mrs. Clara McDonald burning papers in a stove. when she opened it, smoke rushed out, causing the observer to take preventive actions.
Taomar Jenkins died December 21 leaving a 22000 estate. Nephew receives 500 and one fifth of the residue. the balance goes to Aunt Elizabeth Fuess of Madison County. Will admitted to probate by Surrogate Join W. Sadler in Fort Smith Arkansas.
Mrs Evelyn Miche of 255 W Kennedy st will read a paper on The Purchasing Power of Money before the economics group meeting at Room 305, the HMcaA building, at 7 39 p m tonight.
Three veteran officers marked an anniversary of their appointment to the department of public safety. Capt George Master Patrolman Edward Almany and Patrolman Thomas Coohill, appointed Feb 9, 1902, recalled old methods, the first motorized patrol wagon, and changes over the years.
City officials announce Syracuse will send its largest ever GAR delegation to the 3238 department encampment in Rochester on June 7. Rory Dolan, past commander of General Sniper Camp, notes the event alongside seventy-second GAR sessions. Six allied bodies will join, as the Union Veterans Reserve expands the group of descendants and veterans.
Donald B. Pichaske son of Richard Ima of Allen Town, Pa., earned a dean’s honor at Muhlenberg College. A senior and tennis captain, he is among three athletes to achieve the first semester honor. He hails from North High School.
State 4-H Club health program discussed at Onondaga meeting with health and medical societies. Counties will send representatives to district and state events, with districts selecting pairs for state contest in Syracuse and national delegates chosen for Chicago. Entrants must submit a 730 word essay on My 4-H Club Experiences in Health Activities.
Two prowlers were driven from homes in the University section last night. One was scared off by screams from a woman at 605 Walnut Ave Miss Marritt. The second intruder fled when J Le Muller of 603 Harvard Pl confronted him in the dark alley near his garage. Police identified no injuries or arrests.
The Elbridge Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting at the Congregational Church Thursday at 7 p.m. James G. Wells and D. J. Clements will present a set of pictures titled "Men and Machines."
Executive committee members of the Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts discussed a successor to Dean Hart M. Leebrick after a luncheon at the Onondaga hotel. Four candidates emerged: Dr. Fitts Crawford, Dr. Ernest Reed, Dr. Eric Seostaphy, and Ernest Griffith, with Crawford and Reed viewed as strongest. The board also considers RMSE of a successor after Willems Ximieis death. No announcements before the board’s annual meeting in May.
Parishioners of St Joseph Hospital await word on Rev Daniel O Hennessey after he was taken there with pneumonia and placed on an oxygen tent following a severe illness last Saturday. Doctors, including physician Sam Younes, advised hospital care.
A fire in the wiring of an automobile at Erie Street and State Street at 4:64 a.m. and a basement fuse box fire at 32 Montgomery Street at 6:03 p.m. last night were extinguished swiftly by Syracuse firefighters. No injuries reported and authorities noted only minor damage.
The Holy Name Society of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament meets tonight at 7 30. Aldree Martin, president, will preside and outline plans for the banner meeting scheduled for March 3.
The Missionary Society of Water Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs H W Ross 255 Wis Seneca Turnpike Friday at 7 30 p m Mrs B Meyer is in charge of program arrangements
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