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lomocntilc the Rf*-mder theolland B. ?andidates assistant turc, only •etoed byrhmnn.inued:•c of du-through rd of Sii-uiuniiLiuulake pro-vemmcnlant thati cdmrnls-1 first top-, ty nuna-iiu v_m-/tafc—/Vo HrcmiuiAuto Victim Found in Road Is Near DeathCeInOfthat theirmnit of t have 113 with a ust come eves that oncerned orguuizu-o Demo-o£ ninethe two noted nsve everymembers the coin-possible aha outlie labors•re today n which form we U In seu effected, c settled inondnga •lilt on a ;clegu1es properfling lin-Nugent hint of i or lor as, but sale to honestly s of the ; of our•cri howtn.v-id manybenefits ; in cash nto tho variousCharles Brooks, 56, Felled as He- Stands by His Disabled CarOffictior.dnlone by:c, the ithorlty,jiozi, the atrntlon, iomo re-neposlt hairmanos as I creating or nil of .•OS runs of about pression Jyrncuso innnrlnl ed us to 10 otherofthose cturc If use nnd means o If you :at gov-mg poser beenjcrelacy succeed i moved vrtlh his fflcor ofceil the •. Lynchofi in the51 ruck by a hit-run car on the Camillus east hill in-a rains!arm, about 9:30 o'clock- Inst night, Charles Brooks, 56, of 310 Shon-narri SLrect, was near death today in S:. Joseph's Hospital. Six other persons were nursing lesser injuries suffered in a scries of traffic mishaps in city streets.Deputy Sheriffs Thomns Cooper nnn William Belnin said that Brooks' car had gone into Ihc ditch near Hilltop Inn, on tho Ca-millus road. nlout 9:30 P.M., while he was driving In Auburn. He war struck as he slooil near his car.Richard Shrove of 12 Central Avenue. Auburn, a truck driver, found Brooks, who had suffered‘a compound frnclurc of the skull.Leo McGruder, 30, of 203 Ashworth Place, wits hooked at Police Headquarters shortly' before 5 P.M.. on charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving without an operntor's permit. His brother, Ray McGruder, 2S. same undress, who suffered a cut lip, a cut over the left eye and lacerations of the face when he was thrown against the windshield, was charged with public intoxication.Jcseph M. Ferguson, 20. of 1307 South Godttes Street, was attended by a physician for a nose Injury, when, according 10 police, his car struck n enr driven by Leo Smith of Liverpool nntl then liit another automobile driven hy Robert J. Snofiles, 37. 43 Third Street, Liverpool, in the. 2000 block of Park Street.A fracture of Ike upper jaw and. lacerations of the loco were suffered by Gene Holton, 5-ycar-old sou of Mr. and Mrs/ Raymond Ilolton of DurhnmvjIlJ, when a car driven by his mother, Mrs. Ruth Holton, 25, collided with one operated by Edward Seskin, 17, of 107 Henry Street, according to Patrolmen. Frank Corbett and Jesse Mack. The Tnrt.WDB taken lo University Hospital by ambulance.Scskin was given n summons by the officers for operating an automobile in vjpln(ion of rules regarding Junior operators,Twelvc-ycar-old Thomas Sales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sales of 129 Kenneth Avenue, Nedrow, was treated by ft physician for lacerations nbout lbo face, suffered In n three-car collision Involving enrs driven by his father, George W. Hobson, 21, 712 Renwick Avenue and Morris FJueman, Jamesvlllc, at Oakwood Avenue and East Cnstlc Street shortly alter f P.M.Ray Ellis. 40, 12S Cumberland Avenue, told Patrolman Martin Costello.of the Police Accident Jn-vcsflgnlion Bureau (hat Joshnna Ingalllnere, 4, of 30G Rayfield A\e-nue, Matlydale, was shnkcn up and bruised when she ran In front of his truck nt South Safina and West Washington Streets at 4;30 P.M.Henry Helm, 58, of 8X5 Tailman Street, suffered n bruised left side nnri laceration of tho right hand and left leg at South Sallna and West Onondnga Streets at 4:30 P. M. when he was knocked to the ground by Elmer Plohper, 23, of 119 ’ Concord Plnce, Plopper ’ toMPatrolman Coifcllo!} Mapstc
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Syracuse Herald American
Syracuse, New York, US
Sun, Apr 21, 1940
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