Tractor Trailer Smashes Into Euclid Grocery Store
A tractor trailer plowed through the Floyd G. Gifford store front at Route 31 and Euclid Liverpool Road after striking a small coupe driven by 15 year old Jean Brenning. The girl’s father, Dr Irwin Brenning, was cited for permitting an unlicensed driver and later pleaded guilty, paying a $10 fine. The truck driver Rowland Willing of New York City suffered a minor burn. store owner James Iles of Chicago was unscathed. Deputy sheriffs and Euclid volunteers sprayed gas spilled on the sidewalk to reduce hazard.
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Euclid
Jean Brenning
Montrose Avenue
Irwin F. Brenning
Syracuse
Justice of the Peace
Scott Sitterly
Rowland Willing
New York City
James Iles
Chicago
Floyd G. Gifford
Euclid Volunteer Fire Department
Deserters Held Ahead of Court Martial in Syracuse Area
Two soldiers were jailed in civil facilities after desertion charges were filed. Private Patrick Mooney, formerly of 611 South Warren Street, attached to the 134d Medical Detachment at Fort Bragg, was detained by Rochester police on a tip from Syracuse Detective Martin Kavanaugh. Private John Furlong, formerly of West Manlius Street, East Syracuse, surrendered to Lieutenant Dixon of the Northwestern New York Recruiting District and was held at Syracuse Police Headquarters.
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Syracuse
Patrick Mooney
South Warren Street
Fort Bragg
Rochester Police
Martin Kavanaugh
John Furlong
West Manlius Street
East Syracuse
Robert Dixon
New York
Dixon
Fort Ontariio
Kavanaugh
Mooney
Rochester
Drought Data To Be Given at Milk Hearing
Federal and state officials resume hearings in Watertown on amendments to raise the wholesale price of milk. Dairy leaders and farmers will testify drought increased production costs and reduced output while unions push for higher prices. Dr. Leland Spencer of Cornell urged sharp upward revisions and noted farmers can shift to other lines amid rising prices and lucrative employment.
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Watertown
Nen
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Leland Spencer
Cornell University
Brooklyn
Leities
Three-City Hunt Is Started For Swindler
Police in Syracuse Oneida and Troy launched a three city manhunt for a con man who fleeced two youth ful dairy clerks of 40 dollars at Seneca Dairy in Syracuse. Victims Norma Rollins and Robert Cox 16 relayed the scheme in which a man posed as a customer and sought change for large bills after promising a purchase. Other similar incidents tied to the same description were reported in nearby towns with losses totaling 36 175 and 20 dollars. Authorities issued alerts across upstate New York as detectives exchanged information and pursued the suspect and possible confederate.
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Syracuse
Oneida
Troy
New York
Norma Rollins
Robert Cox
Seneca Dairy Company
James Street
Land
Miss Rollins
Pine and
East Fayette Streets
Leonard Levinson
Levinson
Young Levinson
Fay Eer
Andy
William E. Rapp
William Metzger
Tray
Fire Service Called First Line of Defense Urged by State Fire Fighters
Frank Nealon of Schenectady president of the New York State Fire Fighters Association and co chair of the State Fire Defense Committee described fire service as the first line of defense in case of invasion. He spoke at Syracuse during the fourth annual convention opening at Hotel Syracuse. Nealon outlined training schools for firemen and volunteers statewide with local squads to conduct regional courses starting August 22. Approximately 150 fire department members attended as greetings were offered by officials and the convention proceeded with committees named and prayers offered.
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Rolland B. Marvin
State Association
Syracuse
Frank Nealon
Schenectady
Edward J. Leonard
New York City
New York State Fire Fighters’. Association
New York State Committee On Fire Defense
Nealon
We of
America
Maryland
Mr. Nealon
Raymond E. van Patten
Truck 8
William Boldt
Edward W. Gieselman
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
Delaware Street Baptist Church
Beaudoin Nomination Sought by County Supervisor
A resolution to appoint Robert J. Beaudoin of Jamesville to the Onondaga County Defense Council was to be introduced by Supervisor John G. Humpleby of Dewitt at the regular August Board of Supervisors meeting this afternoon.
Haemophiliac Radio Announcer Defies Fatal Injury
Robert Mowers, 22, of Watertown, a haemophilia patient and chief announcer at WWNY Water town, left hospital six weeks after an auto accident that doctors feared would be fatal. He recovered with blood transfusions and vitamin K and coagulation injections, beginning convalescence at his brother’s home.
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Robert Mowers
Watertown
University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Jack Lunn Mowers
Thompson Road
Syracuse
Mowers
WWNY
Salt Springs Road
Audubon Parkway
Jack L. Mowers
Central New York Power Corporation
Robert
Jack
Ray
A. Mowers of
Albany
Fast Mail Train Delayed By Wheel Break Near Utica
A New York Central fast mail train No. 35 arrived over two hours late after wheels were flattened at Whitesboro near Utica. An air hose break triggered emergency brakes. repairs were made and passengers were moved to a new train while the other was repaired and sent to Syracuse at reduced speed.
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New York Central
Whitesboro
Utica
A. J. Zwilling
Syracuse
Grill Theft Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
William Migdal aged 49 of 962 South State Street pleaded not guilty to a third degree burglary charge before Judge Harry H. Farmer in Police Court. He was held for the grand jury after being arrested by Acting Detectives Cornelius Cook and ary Lane in connection with a burglary at a grill located at 946 South State Street. Meyer Berman, grill proprietor, reported two bottles of wine missing. Entry was gained by cutting a screen and breaking a small pane of glass in a side window.
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William Migdal
South State Street
Cornelius Cook
Ary Lane
Harry H. Farmer
Migdal
Meyer Berman
Breckheimer Slated for Republican Supervisor Nominee
Otto J. Breckheimer of 124 Kenwood Avenue is slated for the Republican nomination for supervisor. Announcement was made by Henry J. Dotterer, First Ward Republican committee chairman. Breckheimer, manager of Empire Structural Steel, is known in football circles and was once a LeMoyne player. He has lived on the North Side all his life.
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Breckheimer
Otto J. Breckheimer
Kenwood Avenue
Henry J. Dotterer
First Ward
Republican Committee
Empire Structural Steel Company
LeMoyne Eleven
Lfe
Marvin Acts To Establish Truck Routes In Syracuse
Mayor Rolland B. Marvin and City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts push an ordinance to amend the traffic map with designated through truck routes after citing dangerous damage to manhole covers on West Onondaga Clinton and Gifford streets. They warn hundreds of thousands in annual losses from overloaded trucks and press for a route-only delivery system and potential taxation or state reimbursement to cover damages.
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Rolland B. Marvin
Nelson F. Pitts
Syracuse
Common Council
Onondaga
Clinton
Gifford
Pitts
Onondaga Lake
Marvin
Silk Stockings Are Rationed At Stores Here
The silk stocking buying rush continued in Syracuse stores as rationing limited purchases to three pairs per customer, with some locations restricting to one. Shoppers devised evasive tactics by bringing friends to split purchases and use multiple clerks to obtain more stock.
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Syracuse
Fuel-Saving Route Advised During U S 11 Repairs
State Highway Department urged motorists to use a three mile longer alternate from Syracuse to Watertown via Route 57, Route 264 and Route 3 while reconstruction on U S 11 proceeds. Detours at Central Square add about 17 miles to trips.
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Syracuse
Watertown
State Highway Department
Central Square
Fischer
Here
Hastings
Madison Construction Company
Madison
Homemakers School Opens At Syracuse University
Fifty registrants attended the first session of the School for Homemakers sponsored by Syracuse University College of Home Economics in Slocum Hall at 9 30 A M today. The program, titled a new approach to home management as an aid to national defense, runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 30 to 11 A M through August 15. Topics included Sensible Standards Without a Sense of Guilt and Where the Job Ends and Begins.
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School For Homemakers
Syracuse Uiversity
College of Home Economics
Slocum Hall
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Patrick Maloney
U. S
New York State
William F. Boldt
George J. Richardson
Washington, D. C
The
International Association
Yece
First Defense Line
Buffalo
Eee
Laver Eaysacnann Soooe Eh
Onondaga County
Andrew Voytke
Russell Woodbridge
James Klock
Thaddeus Liro
Foch A. Leroux
Herman Dubnoff
Morton Rabenstein
Walter Ferguson
Paul Burns
Aaron Epstein
Anthony Cannavino
Frank Arena
Bart Stanley
Alfred Thompson
Marcel Grenier
Earl Hagen
Elmer Plopper
Robert Kisselstein
Homemakers School
Airtlands
S. Sakina Si
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
State Tower
Ferris
S. Bragman
East
Jefferson St
Col. Warren
Jefferson Street
Gnondaga Hotel
Ome
Frasier
Lark
S. Salina St
F. W. Sutland
Car
Jefferson and
South
Salina Streets
Syracuse, N.Y
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