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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1938
Page
17
Report describes a burglary at a Fulton street plant where thieves pried open a safe, removing cash and valuables. The old safe and a newer burglar‑proof extension were involved, with authorities noting two compartments in the safe and unclear details about suspects or motive.
The executive committee of the New York Conference of Jewish Communal Agencies approved plans for its annual regional convention to be held in Albany on September 17 and 23. The committee also voted to admit Canadian cities into the conference. Avrem Jacobs of Albany, regional president, announced attendance by Syracusan members including Max Stern Rabbi Kman Hyman T. Aaron Levy Maxie Stolz and Mrs Ire Silverstein at Sunday’s meeting at Hotel Syracuse.
A report states that Bulle intends to reduce engineer pay. The WPA casts are to be checked. Baldwinsville's board met tonight to discuss revising Connell to mark new by others. The sewer project is far from complete and the existing sewer work is exhausted.
The Ononaz a Coun Scout patrol leaders will hold their annual conference Saturday in Mizpan. Mrs count execu will feature the naming of a junior planning board. The regular council meeting is scheduled for Friday at Hotel Syracuse.
Frank Lefanchék, founder of a 41,009 prize for heroism, will be the principal speaker at a Wednesday meeting of Onondaze County Volunteer Firemen Association at Hotel DeWitt in Jamesville. Also spoke will be Syracuse Fire Department chief, Senator Francis J. McElroy, and Leon Ingersoll, president of the Central News Wolnate Firemen Association.
A spoiled OCR note promises a remedy named Jiconol or Aiodan to cure liquor habit. It claims the product is not habit forming and can be taken without alcohol, food, or other aid. It vows a risk free trial with money back if it fails, and directs sales through Westen Drug Stores and other chemists.
A concert titled Bridge of Sighs was held in KeW Urign featuring musician nian Wongroe. The event sparked reactions among attendees, with audience members noting emotional performances and a vibrant atmosphere.
A historic bridge at Yates Castle facing closure has been indefinitely postponed from demolition. University officials announced that plans to remove the bridge were shelved due to cost, labor, and structural concerns. The site remains a focal point of debate as preservation supporters push for maintenance over removal.
Arthur Witts and his wife were in their Hl TV Geneser St address when gas nearly killed her. Found semiconscious with a sweater covering her head, she regained consciousness at St Joseph Hospital and was expected to recover. Husband told police he found her near the oven, pulled her away, opened windows, then called for aid.
A Civil deputy Carl Schwartz of 214 Furman Street reported his car stolen in the early hours on Sunday. In a separate incident, Deputy Ray Dear informed police he had found Schwartz’s vehicle and returned it, clarifying he did not lose his ear in the process.
The annual Americanism program at Grant School featured junior Hish Serpe and WW Fipaivick of St John the Breachout as top finishers in a high school competition. Prizes include trophies as winners are announced. attendees included local dignitaries and the American Legion officers.
Ships arrive with arrivals from New York and Southampton, including details of the steamship Vasiia and other vessels. The report notes berthing at local docks and lists consignments or passenger movements tied to the voyage from Southampton and New York.
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