Woman Hurt Critically By Auto On Skaneateles Highway
Woman, 43, Bessie Bockar, remained unconscious at University Hospital after being struck by a northbound car along the Skaneateles Camillus highway Monday afternoon. She suffered skull and jaw fractures, a brain concussion, and multiple lacerations. Trooper John Doyle cited door handle contact as the likely cause as the vehicle driven by Jack Lupa swerved upon seeing her. Four people were injured in overnight accidents, including a taxi collision at Permit and Washington streets. Wiggins and Collier, both hurt, were treated at Crouse Hospital. Covitle received summons for failure to yield.
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Skaneateles - Camillus
Bessie Bockar
University Hospital
Jack Lupa
Aloany
Skaneateles
Doyle
E. Jefferson and &. Salinasts
Franey Receives Scholarship to Traffic Institute
Patrolman Franey of the Syracuse police dept received a $200 scholarship certificate to attend the Traffic Police Administration course at Northwestern University Trafic Institute in Evanston Illinois this fall. The award, presented by M Butters of Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co, was witnessed by Chief Kinney. The Kemper Foundation for Traffic Police Training and the Automotive Safety Foundation announced sixteen fellowships and scholarships to state police and highway patrolmen. The course runs Sept 9 to Jan 25, 1947.
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Fatrolman
William [J. Franey
Syracuse Police Department
Trafic
Northstern University
Trafic Institute
Evanston, IL
M. Butters
Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company of
Dinols
Ipathe
Kinney
Franey
United States
Kemper Foundation
The
Casualty Company
I Foundation
Automotive Safety Foundation
Washington, D.C
Northwestern University
William H. Francy
G. M. Butters
John A. Kinney
Board Urges Changes For Hospital
The medical advisory board urges drastic changes at Onondaga County Hospital. It recommends separating the county hospital from the county home and appointing a medical director and medical board. A new modern hospital should be erected with small wards, a large physical therapy department, X ray service, and other improvements. The report notes both institutions are now run by the county home manager Earl R. Hall and the old hospital officer is the head nurse. The nurses need a home of their own and instruction in aged care. An authorized drug list, a superintendent of nurses, and a part time dentist are proposed.
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Onondaga County Hospital
Medical Advisory Board
Earl R. Hall
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Traffic Institute
Cologne
Hartnell
Addis CO
Zephyr
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