Night Resurfacing Planned for Warren and Harrison Streets
The Department of Public Works explores overnight resurfacing of S Warren St from Jefferson to Onondaga and Harrison St from Salina to Warren after 7 pm next week to minimize downtown traffic. Crews finished Teall Ave work and will move to Eastwood. Water St resurfacing may wait for a Saturday to reduce congestion.
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Department of Public Works
Public Works
Piswewodeabeeen
Susad Bie
S. Warren St
Harrison St
Warren St
Jefferson St
Onondaga St
Salina St
Teall Ave
Rugby Rd
Grant Blvd
Eastwood
Sanbern
DPW
W. Water St
West St
Seamborn
City Stages 19 Act Show At Thornden
The city’s annual variety show drew more than 1 060 spectators to Thornden Park Amphitheater. Sponsored by the Municipal Recreation Committee, it featured 19 acts with Dick Martin’s orchestra, Bruce Brummit, Steve Geer as MC, and performances by the Symphonic Accordion Band, the Bigtree sisters, and multiple vocalists and instrumental groups.
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Thornden Park
Dick Martin
Bruce Brummit
Steve Geer
When Radio
Joe Petta
Barbara
Cathy Walsh
Bigtree Sisters
Raymond Kitt
Patty Bresnahan
Dick Corrigan
Fred
Frank Galimi
Mary Ann Waddington
Patricia Martin
Jody Carmen
Pat Benedetto
Anita Gancarz
Harold Pierson
Richard Mastsiano
Music Blenders
Tony Tedesco
Stephan Wilde
Peggy Ann Michaels
Judy Dykeman
Anchors Aweigh
Poultry Barn Fire Causes Major Loss Near Cicero
A fire on Whiting Road near Cicero destroyed a barn housing 35 chicks and farm equipment. Hay, two trucks, two hand cultivators, a plow, a threshing machine and other tools were lost. Owner Herbert A. Warner valued the damage at 8000 dollars as fire crews from South Bay North Syracuse Cicero and Liverpool battled the blaze.
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Whiting Rd
Cicero
Herbert A. Warner
South Bay
North
Syracuse
Liverpool
Druggists Accused Of Illegal Refills In Syracuse
Federal information charges W Barnhard Skinner and his brother George W Skinner of Skinner's Pharmacy with refilling prescriptions without authorization. The two men listed addresses 249 Bellevue Avenue and 139 Lincoln Avenue Syracuse. Theodore F Loveridge, a Food and Drug agent, was the prescriber in question.
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Syracuse
W. Barnhard Skinner
Bellevue Ave
George W. Skinner
Lincoln Ave
Skinner
W. Onondage St
Theodore F. Loveridge
Traffic Court docket lists numerous speeding and license offenses
Judge Truman presides at Preston court with listings for multiple defendants. Offenses include speeding from 35 to 46 mph, no operator's license, and penalties from 10 to 235 dollars. Names, addresses, and streets such as James St and Burnet Ave recur with several second offenses. Additional items include dangerous driving and improper registration penalties.
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William M. Gehm
Oneida St
James St
E. Grome Dr
Midland Ave
Burnet Ave
Lewis L. Howland
Canastoia
E. Genesee St
Francis W. Stoughtenger
Erie Blvd
E. Sneeding
Leland Amond
Syracuse
Julie A. Stevens
Maple Rd
Miss Mary
Kennedy
Charles’ Ave
W. Genesee St
Richard Ansell
Kirkwood Ave
Oak St
Harry G. Gross Jr
Uties
Gerald K. Bakalyan
Helen St
Nicholas A. Willimaad
Butternut St
Phillip J. Lippmann
Lea Ln
Edmund Davern
R.D
Tully
Richard G. Russell
Onondaga Hill
William C. Jacobsen
Fobes Ave
Angela
Palifront
Frank J. Staub
Hickok Ave
William
A. Petree
Eugene Cass
Chaffee Ave
Peaulieu Denies Pocketbook Theft In Arraignment
Virgil T. Peaulieu 38 of 613 LeMoyne Ave pleaded not guilty to grand larceny second degree at arraignment before Justice of Peace Irving Orth in Liverpool. He was arrested after a pocketbook containing more than 400 dollars was stolen from a Wall Street tavern bar at about 3 a.m. Rita Jeffery of 1410 Brewerton Rd, a restaurant employee, owned the pocketbook. Detective Set. Fred Sommers recovered the pocketbook seven hours after the theft.
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Virgil T. Peaulieu
LeMoyne Ave
Justice of Peace
Irving Orth
Liverpool
Peaulieu
Wall Street
Rita Jeffery
Brewerton Rd
Set
Fred Sommers
Guard Fighter Wing To Pass in Review
Members of the 112th Fighter Interceptor Wing from Pittsburgh will pass in review tomorrow at 11 o clock at Wancock Field. Major General A J Drexel Diddle Jr will review. The event is open to the public with jets overhead and a military band performance followed by base tours until 10 p.m.
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Guard
112Th Fighter Interceptor Wing
Air National Guard
Pittsburgh
Wancock Field
Oliver
Pennsylvania
A. J. Drexel Diddle Jr
Ray Wahl
112Th
Maj. Wahl
Syracuse
Syracuse Pipe Bands Enter Scottish Games at Griffin Field
Two Syracuse pipe bands compete for top awards at the 17th Central New York Scottish Games next Saturday at Griffin Field Liverpool. Glengarry and American groups join New York City and Brookline entrants with Canadian bands in open contests. More than 50 entries expected for dance and pipe band events capped by a massed bands parade. Long Branch picnic planned by Sacred Heart Church parishioners at Long Branch Park Onondaga Lake.
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Syracuse
Glengarry Girls
Scotish Highlanders
Brookline
Mass
Glengarry
New York City
George McVicker
Glance Order of
401 Squadron
Royal Canadian Air Force
Montreal
RCAF
Toronto
Rockcliffe
Caber Feidh
West Oshawa
Long Branch
Holy Name Seely of
Sacred Heart Church
Long Branch Perk
Onondaga Lake
Joseph Gladziszewski
Matthew Luczycki
Judge William McClusky Leaves Hospital After Heart Attack
Supreme Court Justice William McClusky was discharged from Memorial Hospital yesterday after a heart attack earlier this summer. He had been confined there for over a month due to the attack.
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Supreme Court
William McClusky
Memorial Hospital
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America
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Gordon's Say Giw CO
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Linden, MJ
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Wido
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