Four Burglaries Steal $285 From Local Businesses
Thieves broke into four businesses last night including two gas stations and a construction firm. A wall safe was pried open at 1691 Ene plvea and loot valued about $278, with stamps and small change also taken. Police investigated by patrolmen Fuchard Hater, Frank, John Horn, and Harold Seib.
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Guernsey Dart
Benty Scutzerd
Genesee Bi
Sischar Cornett
Pankey
Fuchard Hater
Frank
Taipo
Arthur Mietz
S. Salina St
Tenaca Station
Woodruf Construction Co
Basin St
Robert G. Stone
Weedsport
Ported
John Horn
Harold Seib
Aquacade Thrills Crowd At Thornden Pool
Several thousand spectators were expected for the 499 Aquacade at Thornden Park pool with both matinee and evening programs. Local youths competed in 29 classes for city championships and trophies, while an evening water pageant featured ballet, synchronized swimming, canoeing demos, diving acts, and a Rhythm Tweens performance. The event is part of Youth Recreation Month proclaimed by Mayor Costello.
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Thornden Perk
Syracuse
Herald-Journals
Alan Ford
Camp Woodland
Guerite Waiser
Jane Nevi
Frank J. Costello
State Fair Adds Vegetable Prizes
State Fair boosts vegetable prizes with about 700 more dollars, totaling 2830, for exhibits in the Horicultural Building. Harry H. Duncan oversees the department as vegetable associations linked to the State Vegetable Growers Association qualify, entries to be packaged in commercial containers, prizes from 95 to 350. Farm products total premiums rise to 3706, up from 1981.
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Harry H. Duncan
Prnes
State
Vegegetable Growers Association
Woman collapses on dance floor at club clambake
A woman collapsed on the dance floor at a Hineruadel Grove clambake hosted by the McMillan Book Co. at 1218 Bellevue. She was taken to Onondaga General Hospital last night with possible ankle and skull fractures after striking her head. She was unconscious for about 55 minutes before hospital arrival. Her condition this morning was listed as good.
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Bellevue
Onondaga General Hospital
Hineruadel Grove
McMillan Book Co
Massili
Ater
Doctor to Study Plague Cases in Albuquerque Hospital
Dr James R Scott director in charge states two New Mexico cases involve bubonic plague. He will examine medical records and test results to determine if the illness is bubonic plague as a service official noted in Albuquerque.
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Exico
Link
New Mexico
James R. Scott
Siste Hesich
Ataquerque
Rotary Speech Trends in Rotary Club Debate
A brief note from a Rotary meeting notes a trend toward five area controls and the need to reform speech talks. The record highlights club discussions on future directions and the balance of influence among speakers.
City Traffic Toll Is Below State Average
Traffic death figures for Syracuse in the first five months show a rate 19 percent below the state average, per State Motor Vehicles Bureau. The metropolitan area records higher fatalities than nearby areas but remains below the state norm. injured toll is about ten percent above last year.
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Syracuse
State Motor Vehicles Bureau
Eny
New York
Ci 3 i
New Jabout
Siracuse
al Hough
S: Se Police Acct
Sinister Figure Is Unmasked as Meter Reader
Five emergency calls reported suspicious men in the eastern residential section. Police canvassed the area near Borden and Vinests and found the man at the meter reading post. He was identified as a water meter reader, not a criminal.
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Meter Reader
Borden and Vinests
Ceck
Man Released on $1000 Bail After Traffic Incident
Daniel Galuppo of 168 Carlisle St was released on $1000 bail after allegedly striking an off duty policeman during a pursuit following a leave the scene of an accident. Judge Trom Preston set $1500 bail after Galuppo pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene. Police Court Judge William H. Bamerick added $500 security when Galuppo denied disorderly conduct in the scuffle with Patrolman Joseph Jengil. Galuppo’s car reportedly struck another auto near his home last Thursday.
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Daniel Galuppo
Carlisle St
Troma - Preston
Saiippo
William H. Bamerick
Joseph Jengil
Galuppo
Jewell
Spatzoiman
Sanderson-Halcomb Steel Works to Shutdown for Week
The Sanderson-Halcomb Works of the Double Steel Company of Americans will shut down for one week starting at midnight, laying off about 2,000 production workers due to insufficient orders. Some departments will operate after the 14th, with skeleton office and warehouse staff remaining. Production is planned to resume the week of August 34, with all employees returning by late week.
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theSanderson-Halcomy Works
Doucble Steel Company
R. A. Schneib
Sanderson-Halcomb Works
Schneib
Science of Mind Center Moves to Kenyon Apartments
The Syracuse Science of Mind Center has moved to new quarters at 601 S. Warren St in Kenyon Apartments. Ruth M. Carcryer, leader, announced today the move to serve more people, with two nights a week planned for meetings and services.
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Syracuse
Science of Mind Center
Kenyon Apartments
S. Warren St
Miss
Ruth M. Carcryer
Annual Picnic Events At Three Rivers Inn And Parish Grounds
The lodge and Fenowcratt Church announce their annual picnics. The Noon event at Three Rivers Inn features a treasure hunt and refreshments. Assurption Church hosts a hunt on Parish Grounds with Rev. Curhbers D Z and his orchestra. C F St. Conv. serves as honorary chairman.
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Three Rivers Inn
King Aronson
Curhbers
C.F St. Conv
Farmers Fight Red Tape in Highway Law Changes
ISAROLD LOVELESS of the Onondaga County Farm Bureau blasts the current highway permit system for oversized farm equipment. He notes eight feet wide and thirteen feet high limits, plus weekend prohibitions, arguing state action would require about 100000 permits if loosened. State agricultural leaders and officials met Governor Dewey to plan legislative changes.
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Isarold Loveless
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
Loveless
Warren W.hawley
Batavia
Dingca
S.federation
State Department
Dewey
Seven Injured In Car Crash Near Harrington
Seven people were injured when two cars left the road and crashed. Deputies said Harrington lost control as one vehicle climbed an embankment and hit a tree, with victims including DeWitt, Onensag, and Willam Mackey receiving stitches and treatment at General Hospital. Authorities noted the driver would face charges before justice.
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General Hospital
DeWitt Aeres
Constacta
Ong Harringten Nisner
L Wilkamp
Willem Mackey
Willamstown
Car Crash Near Pulaski Leaves One Dead and Three Hurt
Wiggers of Tunkhannock Pa was killed and three other persons injured in a crash three miles north of Pulaski on Route 12. Russell C. Gunshee of Watertown RD and others were involved. Attorney James and Dr A E Men’s examined the scene with investigators from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Moyan’s body was released.
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Pulaski
Tunkhannock
Rowte
Russell C. Gunshee Otay Pack
Watertoan
Conan
Megan
Tuck
James
A. E
Jacqielia
Robert Barry
Bereau
Criminal
Moyan
Woman Falls From Window Dies in Fall
Mes Florence Munt Brady, 72, of South Michera, dies from injuries after falling from a second story window. She was rushed to Crouse-Irving Hospital where she died. Regina Fl ison injured her right hand and back. the cause under investigation. Clarence Ryan, 26, treated for chin injuries after his car hit a tree on Erie Bird W. Hel fined for careless control. Semone Richer, 36, injured in Cortland Tallman crash. passenger in George Burman’s car. rear-ended by Elizabeth Geliing's vehicle. no additional injuries reported.
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Florence Munt Brady
S. Michera
Clarence Ryan
Seymour St
Ui Hospital
Erie
W. Hel
Ryan
Iby
John Pikorsky
Ohn Onedl
Semone Richer
Midland Av
Onondaga General Hospital
Cortland and
Tallman
George Burman
Elizabeth Geliing
RD 2
Syracuse
Welsh-born Mrs Brady dies after 50 years in Eastwood
A native of Wales Mrs Brady lived in Eastwood for 50 years and was a member of Calvary Episcopal. She is survived by two daughters Miss Florence M Brady and Mrs Nyberg a son Edward H of St Petersburg and several nephews and nieces. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Wales
Brady
Eastwood
Calvary
Bernard F. Brady
Florence M. Brady
Nyberg
Edward H
St. Petersburg
Flas
Souskampson
England
Syracuse firm wins housing prize in New York contest
TRE ARCHITECTURAL firm of Sargent Webster Crenshaw Feller in Syracuse won first prize of 1000 in the professional multi family housing development competition sponsored by the New York State Division Housing. The meeting with the Governor approved waiving the 236 monthly permit fee for insured campment owners and extended permit terms for growers. Permits will be issued to move equipment from one half hour before sunrise to 1 5 AM on weekends and holidays, a change from previous rules.
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Syracuse
TRE Architectural Firm
Sargent, Webster
Crenshaw & Feller
New York State Division
Fgar Irs
Memorial Bid Revisions Delay Onondaga War Memorial Plans
Revised contractor bids for the Onondaga County War Memorial are under review awaiting approval. Charles T. May presented updated specifications and plan revisions, with officials awaiting confirmation before proceeding with the project.
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Memorial
Tke
Onondaga County
War Memorial
Charles T. May
aDarop
Bad Check Case Involving 3Ian Flees Under Scrutiny
A man named Ian Flees attempted to pass a bad check tied to a 1965 model car deal with Nate Lavine involved. Police report a dealer at 499 exposure area confronted the suspect before arrival of officers. Bert Alexander spoke with John O'Shea and Lavine, who checked with the Merchants National Trust Co. and found no security.
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Nate Lavine
Bert Alexander
John O'Shea
Sai
Lavine
Merchants National Trust Co
Geal
Surrogate's auction draws Willis and Miss Elie names
A partial report notes Willis and Miss Elie among attendees at a surrogate's auction yesterday afternoon. The fragment hints at a social or legal proceeding but provides limited concrete details.
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Willis
Miss NE
Architecture prize designs announced by state housing official
Herman T Stichman, state housing commissioner, announced a 60 page brochure presenting three prize winning architectural designs from the competition. The winning entries were chosen by a jury of ten distinguished architects with more than 300 entries evaluated.
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Ate
Herman T Stichman
ITY
Postmasters Hear Ex Senator Mead Address Postmasters
Former Senator James ML Mead was set to address regional postmasters at a convention in Onetonia this afternoon. He would focus on post office items and stations and was accompanied by his Syracuse secretary William H Coyne.
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James ML Mead
Onetonia
Mead
Jtem
Wiliam H Coyne
Syracuse
Syracuse Guards Train at Pine Camp for Weekend Exercises
Syracuse National Guard units encamped at Pine Camp New York prepare for a weekend training program. About 16 600 troops participate with trips chartered and a planned tour for visiting wartime chaplains Reverend Joan Bellamy Gena and Reverend Lafeyett Yearwood from Port Chester.
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Syracuse National Guard
Pine
RINE
New York
On Earth
Guarden Oy
2Th Division
Joan Bellamy Gena
Lafeyett Yearwood
Port Chester
Bristol Man Appointed Sales Service Manager
William A. Owen is named sales service manager of Bristol Laboratories Inc. The appointment announced by Pitchard A. Anderson cites Owen's prior roles as credit manager and secretary treasurer of Citizens Casualty Company of New York, plus directorships in the National Association of Cost Accountants and Syracuse Association of Credit Men. He lives at 316 Grant Ave.
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William A. Owen
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Pitchard Aa
Anderson
Deputy Nabbed Rock Throwers Near French Jase Site
Deputy Cimmings set a trap on grass near the French Jase sight to ambush youths throwing rocks at New York Central trains. Three small fry admitted last night’s rocks after questioning. They will meet Sheriff Robert C Wasmer Monday for a lecture.
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Tale Cimmings
des+ persoses
New York Central
Robert C. Wasmer
School Aid Bill Faces Slim Odds This Session
Washington reports slim odds for passage of the 300 million education aid measure this session as Eleanor Roosevelt and Cardinal Spellman push to quiet religious controversy. White House and congressional leaders say action is unlikely. a next-year push is considered more likely.
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Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Johnson speaker at Zions Club on China trip
Gerald L. Johnson Baptist mission treasurer who just returned from China spoke at the Zions Club lunch in Hotel Syracuse yesterday. He described chaotic conditions in China and shared insights from his mission work.
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Oggy
China
Gerden L. Johnson
Baptist Mission
Zions Club
Syracuse
iHe
Two Women Report Purses Missing
Two women told police yesterday that their purses were missing. Liz Greenwood of Pl reported losing her bag while heading to work.
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Liz Greenwood
Key Suspect In Theft Ring Denied Bail
Key suspect Terra Willan, 38, described by State Police as a key rap in a robbery gang that landed three others in prison. Frank Lem Cook, 36, jailed for forgery and grand larceny charges, bail set at 2500 by County Judge Leo Breed after waiving arraignment. Terra pleaded innocent. hearing set for Aug 12. Federal charges loom for counterfeit money and money order blanks. The gang's reach alleged to extend to New York City and several states.
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Willan Terra
Spracuesa
Frank Willem Cook
Leo WY. Breed
Cook
PSSPE
J. Dougherty
Rochessex
Tera
Terra
Pelica Urs
Nered
Emil Lambasse
Terra F
Ferra
Hamburg
Waverly
Cortland
Watertown
Dougherty
New York City
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Four year old dies after Plymouth street crash
ROBERT THOMAS LOWE, 43yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowe of 408 E. Malloy Rd, died yesterday at Onondaga General Hospital after being struck by a truck at Plymouth and E Malloy Rds. He suffered crushed pelvis and internal hemorrhages. Police issued me summons. Funeral services set for 1:30 P.M. Monday at Traugott Lomman funeral home with Rev. Sherman Eckel presiding. Burial in Pine Plains Cemetery. Survived by his parents a brother Albert J and maternal grandmother Mrs. Albert Sen Filippo of Brookyn. Calling hours 3–5 and 7–9 P.M. tomorrow.
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Robert Thomas Lowe
Walter Lowe
E. Malloy Rd
Onondaga General Hospital
Plymouth
E. Malloy
Traugott and
J Lomman
Sherman Eckel
Pine Plains Cemetery
Albert J
A H
Albert Sen Filippo
Brooklyn
Kelley Bros Acquire Hardware Store in Syracuse Merger
Kelley Bros consolidate with Brown Bros. Hardware and Paint at 2727 S Salina St, forming a larger combined firm. Kelley Bros, started as a Nedrow grocery in 1887, moved to Syracuse in 1890, and grew into a leading anthracite coal distributor. Brown Bros. founded by John W Brown in 1890, later run by his sons, with Frank C Brown overseeing the merged operation.
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Rzlilx
Brown Bros. Hardware and Paint Corp
Salinast
E Kelley Bros
Att Nedrow
Syracuse
Daniel A. Bernard W
Wiliam H. Kelley
Paul W
Leo Pp. Kelley
7 Brows Bros
John, W. Brown
Intell
Franik C. Brown
Keiley Bros
Frank Brown
Manin Prisoner Faces Trial Here On Forgery Charges
Courtney Townsend Taylor indicted on three counts for forgery to be brought from Philadelphia by sheriff deputies after release from Homesburg prison. Deputy Sheriff John F. Joy said Taylor waived extradition when arrested on an Onondaga County bench warrant. Onondaga County authorities have waited six years to charge him with obtaining by passing illegal checks, District Jesse Cantor says.
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Jarea
Science of
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Barbara van Deaan
Ode
Q Cavalry Club
Hilleans Farm
Lunes Corners
Jehba Bond
John Chehorky
Harrington
Uie Rudd
Ana
Leo Beebe
Roy Harrington
3Ian
National Guardsmen
Bristol
Owen
Roosevelt
Cardinal Spellhman
Congress
Truman
House
Joseph F. Mestrovattiste
U.S M.C
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Marine Corps
Anthony
The
Mastrovattisto
Burnet
Guam
Lan
William O'Dwyer
Graham Barden
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Senate
Euzene
Robert Isaacs
Max Isaacs
Ellis St
Methal
Kelley Bros. Buy Hardware
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