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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1938
Page
16
Milton H. Northrup substitutes for Harvey Bursit and discusses Syracuse fire history, notable Marshals and leaders, insurance standards, and road safety issues. He recalls past firemen, praises heroism, notes the National Board of Fire Underwriters survey, and urges traffic safety awareness while urging a sale.
A transport plane carrying 16 aboard faced diversion to Syracuse due to fog and weather constraints. The flight from Newark bound for Chicago carried a passenger list including a student from Pennsylvania and other crew, with injuries reported among some, as the aircraft continued on its planned course later today.
A disputed review by CLG and AFL leaders at a state labor Standards and Appeals hearing in Albany discussed appointing a companion character for the plant. Minutes from the hearing were forwarded to Aalbaar Mondar.
The Citizens Club will open its doors to women when Sturg stages a special event featuring Peuli Hundshatuer, a soprano piedist, and Myron L. Ticket details and venue times are to be announced.
James D. Jemison of Auburn re enlists at the Federal Building army recruiting station on a Wednesday for service in the medical department in the Philippine Islands. Jemison, discharged February 37 from the Twenty eighth Infantry at Fort Gutario, was granted a 30 day furlough before starting this new hitch.
The American Student Union ASU loses campus recognition bid at Syracuse University as the women’s senate refers its charter to an investigative committee. Officials question ASU members about policies while denying communism ties and stressing the group’s peaceful campus aims.
Prof. Garth Whipple of the New York State College of Forestry reports that state forestry cooperatives help owners of small forest tracts market their wood. The Cooperstown cooperative is planning a model example of benefits from association for forest owners.
A burglar cutting a wall at 419 W Genesee Street in Old Port was startled by a cleaning woman, Albert Adendet, a gas station attendant, and two other suspects are named as James B McNaught and Mary Silkworth. Police investigated multiple break ins with minor losses. a patron screamed, scaring off one prowler.
Seven firms announce plans to erect a multi firm development in Syracuse, including Green Brothers meat dealers at 247 Welton. The project proposes a two story structure on the same site, with conditions under review and an assessment pending.
Norbert Fr. Abendi is named head of the general arrangements committee for the fifth Gemuthlichkeit church society night. Local organizers aim to celebrate with music and fellowship at the community hall.
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