Death car driver faces criminal negligence charge
Charles Murray, 22, of 091 Mimhurst Avenue was arraigned on a criminal negligence in the operation of motor vehicle resulting in death charge after a crash that killed Henry A D on Satterday. Bail set at 1500. Murray admitted drinking six glasses of beer before the accident and several witnesses corroborated. Funeral services for Barr were scheduled with burial at Onondaga Valley.
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Pat gHiNg
Charles Murry
Mimhurst Avenue
Meeninis
Homer WV. Walels
Henry AD
Seles Avenue
Barrs
Strich
Murray
Mattie C. Narakas
San Salina Siresi
Seeley
Babe
Nerose
Barz
Holts Inter
Unversity
Musrey
Balt
Jeet Deere
Barr
Carl J. Bailey
South
Salina Street
William Montgomer
Onondaga Valley
Tos
Eva MacDowell Barr
Robert Meweil
Aid Mins Maregaret Barr
James
Grey Bars
Habert, Welter
Edmund
James Barr
Trallery Sima and Arts
Clareice Philips
Byo Grandichilldren
Russell van Velde
Elliott Street
Eitzs
Het VanVelde
Fairmount Corners
Ans Vanvelde
Telden
van Velde
James Moran
Holden Street
Storan
Ponce Calvin Bingham
Lamorent
Erie Boulevard
McBride Street
Henry Walters
Motorist Pleads Not Guilty in Fatal Accident
Probable report states Sylvester Mareser of Byt being arraigned after a fatal collision at the intersection of Sales and West Onohdagy Streets. Pietro Pistulie of La Weekale Avenue is reported injured in the same incident. Police indicate the driver denied guilt.
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Collingwood Sweimie
Turell
Malar Nary
Senbussing Police
Sylvester Mareser
Loughby Flaey
Pearstrian
Souk
Sales and
West Onohdagy
Westerday
Wihoun
Hanwelf
Pietro Pistulie
Weel
Fleagank
Hell
Weiter
Yedostian
Safety Drive At Schools Opens This Spring Campaign
The annual spring school safety drive organized by the Chamber of Commerce opens today and runs through April. Activities include student assemblies and a film on anti-trail safety, prepared by the National Conservation Bureau, with safety practices talks by Anglin DP.
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Chamber of Commerce
Studienl
Aeget
Alout
Natiotal Conservation Byreau
Anglin DP
Sminders
Pat
Two Convicts Brought To Trial Here
Two convicts Broughe her from Auburn Print charged with assault and attempted escape. John Neuro and Edward Gimber, 26 and 7, are on trial for attacking a deputy and barricading a room to aid an escape. The case features Auburn Prison, county officials, and jurors as witnesses.
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Auburn
Casa de
Feari
John Neuro
Edward Gimber
Guncus
Eniranres
Coustyhain
Warton Josoan
Awburn Prison
Davin V. Conk
Enfield Plase
Puget Enre
M. Aurinjse
Tolls
Florefiee al Goudeck
Srn
Neuro
Gunther
Willan Moga
Brons County
Patrick
Jarney Thomas
E. Dewry
York City
Auion
Athe
Poling
Armon Turalaey
Wissel
Siecy
Russian Lecturer Hindus To Review Friendships Here
Edwin Fyrett and his wife of 1204 Spring Street host as Maurice Sweet, a Moscow immigrant nicknamed Maurier, recounts in Syracuse how a Russian youth who worked on farms shared meals, stories, and ambitions. The couple plans to attend a Mizpah Auditorium lecture on Mittler-Staling Friends and Enemies, hoping Maurier can visit later.
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Edwin Fyrett
Spring Street
Mavrins Hunt
Ron
Lions
Russa
International Relasione
Europe
Syracuse
Sweets
North Brookfeld
Utics
Russia
North Brookfield
Windus
Andy Shire
Mr. Sweet
Walk Street
Ayhen Haurles
Jim Moore
Herald-American
Jim ‘Moore
Moores
Dim Meer
Maurice
Maurice Winnzid
Sweet
Atiepalt Auditorhuen
Hag
Maurier
Dad
Court Sentences Man to Sixty Days in Jail in Domestic Case
Lester Warren, 35, of Washington Steer, was ordered by Hon. Walsh to serve 60 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary for a disorderly conduct and related charges arising from disputes with his wife Anna Warren of 481 Edison Street. Warren pleaded guilty after investigations showed prior accusations by his wives.
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Blany’ Weobi
Cowl Sv
Lester Waren
Inde
Walsh
Onondaga County
Asistadt
Charles A. McNett
Wraran
Jira
Ani
Warren
A.orrrant
Penedol
Shen Gow
Jude
Syracuse
Aine
Park Name Change to Comfort Tyler Park in Syracuse
Morningside Park will be officially renamed Comfort Tyler Park in honor of a pioneer settler of Syracuse. An ordinance prepared for introduction at the Common Council this afternoon sets the change, notes the park’s acquisition from Morningside Cemetery, and mentions winter sports use and a high pressure water reservoir. The plan also includes street traffic changes and loading zones at several locations and proposals to replace limited parking with revised curb limits.
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Morningside Park
Tyler Park
Syracuse
Morningside Cemetery
Prn- Tuhit Pally
Auth Etdee
Kennedy Street
Salina Streets
West Fayette
Format Avenue
Bins Washington Street
Adlsa
Fractured OCR Note on School Safety Campaign Visit
A garbled OCR excerpt describes a school safety issue and a patrol system still in use. It notes 100 dangerous street crossings noted over 14 years with 30,000 children passing daily. It mentions a campaign and St. Vincent de Paul’s School visiting today.
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Childern
Adilition
Ville Tro
St. Vincent de Faal’s School
Walen
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Syracuse Buick CO
W. Onondaga St
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Seymany Street
Follce
Wigar-mot
Keith Theater
N. Y
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Brelu
Flint
Mich
Buick Co., Inc
J. J. Costello
West Onondaga St
Syracuse, N. Y
Romig
R. B. Davis
Aaliarm
Cadiza St. Cschan
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Farrell Cortland
Fallet Falls
H. O. Clark
Prank D. Waters
South Pate SA. Reaser Ite
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