Dispersal of Housing Backed by Ciciarelli
S J Ciciarelli voiced support for dispersing the public housing project in Syracuse across the West End and scattered city sections. The move follows endorsements from the Syracuse Federation of Labor and the Public Housing Foundation letter urging dispersed locations to avoid concentrating 200 units in Velasko Road Rowland Street. The plan aims to move families from downtown toward healthier outlying areas.
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S. J. Ciciarelli
West End
Ciciarelli
Syracuse
AFL
Republican Club
Onondaga County
Bishop Faery Foundation
15Th Ward
Richard F. Torrey
Mead
Francis J. Savage
11Th Ward
West Side Improvement Association
Velaska Rd
Rowland St
Torrey
Savage
Velasko Rd
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Nicholas Ferrante
Ferrante
Charles E. Cooney Jr
Young Republicans
Bishop Foery Foundation
Charles A. Walker
Foundation
Subpoenas Loom for Petitioners in Forgery Probe
District Attorney Arthur Wilson said subpoenas will be served on 22 people linked to Democratic petitions. Handwriting expert Louis Waters questioned signatures as potentially forged and four cases of forgery were noted. Subscribing witnesses will be questioned. four suspects face possible misdemeanor or felony charges.
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Walter F. McGuinness
Arthur Wilson
Louis A. Waters
Election Board
Wilson
A Waters
John Klotz
Election Bureau
Paul C. DeBernardis
DeBernardis
Michael H. Prendergast
Hogan
Couple to face forgery charge over bogus DeWitt checks
A Henry Street couple, Raymond DeFasse, 28, and his wife Marlene, were arrested in their apartment on Henry Street by sheriff detectives for allegedly obtaining more than 500 dollars with counterfeit checks from DeWitt Shopping Center stores. They allegedly forged Bruno Campise's name on nine checks since late July and used one to buy a car and battery. A clerk tipped investigators after noticing the couple drove a car with no grille.
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Henry St
DeWitt
Raymond DeFasse
Marlene
James Roche
Bruno Luczyski
Sheriff’s Department
Syracuse
Bruno Campise
N. Beech St
DeFesse
Campise
de Witt
Henry St. Luczyski
Army Awards Bronze Star Ten Years Late to Pearl Harbor Veteran
Edward Morse, a former staff sergeant and radio man from 1103 Almond St, received the Bronze Star a decade after discharge. He served from 1940, fought in the Pacific including Guadalcanal, and was tied to Pearl Harbor on Dec 7. The Army later corrected records, revealing he had not previously been honored with the Bronze Star. Morse now works as a waiter at the Hotel Syracuse Rainbow Lounge.
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U.S. Army
Edward Morse
Almond St
Morse
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Theater
New Caledonia
Guadacanal
Stevens
United States of America
Gueadacanal
Hotel
Syracuse
Rainbow
Car Leaves Road Injuring Driver Near Saranac Lake
Edward Freeman Morrison 25 of Buffalo was injured in a one car crash six miles west of Saranac Lake on the Tupper Saranac Road. Fog blamed for the crash as the car went off the road and rolled over after snapping several guard posts. A passing motorist, George Swint of Albany, took Morrison to Sunmount VA hospital for treatment of shoulder injuries. His condition is not serious.
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Tupper Lake
Edward Freeman Morrison
Buffain
Saranac Lake
Tupper-Saranac Rd
State Bridge
George Swint
Albany
Morris
U. S. Veterang Administration
Sunmount
Firemen to Start Fund Drive in Potsdam
Potsdam Fire Department launches a two day fundraising drive to pay for equipment bought in the past year. Firemen will visit homes Tuesday and Wednesday evenings leaving donation cards. later parts of the village will be covered.
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Potsdam
Ruera
Youth Injured in Fall From Bike
Seven year old David Shawler of Bainbridge is in serious condition at Sidney hospital after being thrown from his bicycle while coasting down Freiot Ave. He sustained a brain concussion. Companions James Foster and David Andrews were with him. Police Chief William Payne reported the incident.
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Bainbridge
David Shawler
Floyd Shawler
Sidney Hospital
Wilam Payne
Shawler
James Foster
David Andrews
Freiot Ave
Chester A Stebbins Funeral Today
Ches ter A Stebbins 73 a retired dairy farmer died Thursday in Noble hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm today from the Lawrence funeral home with burial at Crary Mills. He is survived by his wife three sons and one sister.
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Canton
Chester A. Stebbins
Noble Hospital
Lawrence Funeral Home
Crary Mills
Made in 82 788 Key Combinations from One Blank
A single key blank can yield 82 788 possible key combinations making the claim of vast versatility for this edern doo accessory.
Lizards with Snakes Confusion Noted by Observers
Some lizards are hard to distinguish from snakes in certain habitats, causing misidentifications among hikers and researchers. Experts advise careful observation of scale patterns and bodily movements to tell them apart.
Estate of William H. Chilson Settled in Oswego Court
Oswego County Surrogate's Court records a decree of settlement and distribution for the estate of William H. Chilson of Hannibal. W. H. Chilson Estate Settler C. Willsie, administrator, reports receipts of 14786.39 with expenses 1366.66 and remainder distributed among relatives.
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Oswego
Ward C. Willsie
William H. Chilson
Hannibal
Oswego County
Births in Oswego Hospital Reported
Oswego births list sons to Donald Kenyon 66 W Mohawk St and John Collins 4 W Albany St. Daughters born to Lawrence Cuyler R D 6 Oswego, George Sachel Mexico and Clair Bristol 121 E Oneida St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Donald Kenyon
Mohawk St
John Collins
Albany St
Lawrence Cuyler
R. D
George Sachel
Mexico
Clair Bristol
E. Oneida St
Youth Killed in Carthage Auto Wreck
A late model convertible carrying four Carthage youths left Carthage Fargo Road on a curve. Dennis Eugene Beckman, 18, died at 4:45 a.m. at Carthay Hospital from a skull fracture and internal injuries. Richard Van Arnam, 19, suffered severe head injuries. Gary Howard, 18, and Joseph Interoia, 18, both from Carthage, had head and leg wounds. An inquest was ordered by District Attorney Angus G. Saunders for early next week.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Watertown
Carthage
Carthage-Fargo
Dennis Eugene Beckman
Carthay Hospital
Beckman
Richard van Arnam
Gary Howard
Joseph James Interoia
Angus G. Saunders
County's First Road Death of 755
A 21 year old McLean fireman Don Totman was killed when he fell under a backing fire truck during a drill two miles northwest of McLean on Peruyille McLean Rd near Route 39. Deputy investigation reported accidental death and coroner Blatchley issued verdict. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cortland
McLean
Don Totman
Maude Totman
Peruyille
Totman
McLean Fire Company
Cortland County
Robert Wells
Max Seamon
Stephen W. Blatchley
Groton
Tompkins County
Vaadi Homecoming Mystery as Airman Near Return
Capt Eugene Vaadi, released airman, is expected home this afternoon but his landing location and plane are not disclosed by Travis Air Force Base California. He spoke by phone from WSYR with his parents at 1 45 p m saying he will arrive today and that Hawaii was a good experience.
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Vaadi
John Vaadi
Eugene Vaadi
Clayton
Travis Air Forcs Base
Travis Air Force Base
California
Griffis Air Force Base
Rome
Vandi
John Vandi
WSYR
Capt. Vandi
Joel Mareiniss
Capt
Lafargeville
Marciniss
Hospital Head's Condition Better After Stroke
Earl R. Hall 61, superintendent of Onondaga Hospital, improved today after a stroke yesterday afternoon. Hall had led the public institution for 16 years and suffered the attack while watching a golf match at Bellevue Country Club. He was taken to the hospital by Eastern Ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Hall
Onondaga Hospital
Hall
Bellevue Country Club
Eastern Ambulance
Declinations Create Two Ward Vacancy Openings
James P. Conahan and William McCann declined nomination in Ithaca to Fifth Ward posts causing two vacancies. Ward vacancy committees or write in designations at the September 13 primaries are expected to fill the seats.
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Ithaca
James P. Conahan
William McCann
Commissioners of Election
Conahan
McCann
Oswego Speedway Card Promises Thrilling Night of Racing
Oswego spectators expect a top field tonight as Dick Jerrett of Mexico leads Nolan Swift of Eastwood and Dutch Hoag of Penn Yann with Doug Kanar of Syracuse. Swift, Hoag, and Kanar vow to challenge Jerrett while Oswego drivers prepare new motors for the New York State Fair Race. Next Saturday marks the track’s fifth anniversary with fireworks and extra attractions.
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Oswego
Oswego Speedway
Dick Jerrett
Mexico
Nolan’ Swift
Eastwood
Jarrett
Swift
Dutch Hoag
Penn Yann
Doug Kanar
Syracuse
Nolan Swift
Oswego Club
Abacus Principle Traced Back Over Two Thousand Years
The abacus principle has been recognized for more than 2,003 years, tracing its origins to ancient mathematics. The enduring method aided early calculations and laid groundwork for computational tools across civilizations.
Woman Emily Laxton Found In Owasco Outlet
The 87 year old Auburn resident was discovered in about four feet of water near her home after a note to her husband indicated she planned self harm. Police reported the death to be suicide. Surviving family includes her husband, five children, a sister and brother in England, and numerous grandchildren.
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Auburn
Emily Laxton
Alfred Laxton
Miller St
Owasco
John Warobick
Earl
Clair B. Stanton
St. John’s Church
Roland B
Arthur Laxton
William Laxton
Cortland
John Egan
Staten Island
Louise Storey
England
Arthur Richardson
Two Syracusans Hurt in Mishaps
Two Syracuse residents were treated for injuries from accidents yesterday. Frank M Mandarino, 6334 Burnet Ave, was struck by a falling metal bracket at Albert Construction Co and Bridge St, taken to Syracuse Memorial Hospital, treated, and discharged. Mrs Claire Gladziszewski of 304 N Geddes St fell at home and injured her right ankle, treated at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Albert Construction
Erle Blvd
Bridge St
Frank M Mandarino
Burnet Ave
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Mandarino
Claire Gladziszewski
N. Geddes St
St. Joseph's Hospital
David McEntie
Worker walks 25 feet underwater to shore after river fall
In Little Rock Arkansas an unathletic laborer Lormie Walker 51 fell from a dredge boat into the Arkansas River after a loose cable knocked him in. He sank 18 feet and, somehow, walked 25 feet to the bank in about two minutes. He was winded but not harmed and returned to work.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas River
Lormie Walker
Scott Wilson
Wilson
Walker
Ambulance Driver’s Missing Medical Bag Recovered
A medical bag valued at 65 dollars, belonging to Cornell LaPresse, was reported missing from his car on Vil lage Dr. The bag was found and returned to Eastern Ambulance where LaPresse works as a driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell LaPresse
Eastern Ambulance
LaPresse
Five Injured in Area Auto Mishaps
Five youths were hurt when their car skidded on wet Robineau Road and struck a tree at 108 Robineau. The driver faced charges of dangerous driving. Passengers were taken to Onondaga General Hospital. Police noted other crashes injuring a Raynor Avenue woman and a Grand Avenue boy.
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Robineau Rd
Raynor Ave
State Fair Blvd
Grand Ave
Onondaga General Hospital
James C. Schopfer
Sedgwick
Driver
George Knapp
W. Borden Ave
Robert Lutz
Ballantyne Dr
Utica
John Buckley
Provetor Blvd
Charles Driscoll
Kemper St. Utica
Corine Forgar
E. Raynor Ave
Frederick
D,le& We
Ronald P. Miller
Daniel
Allard Barnwell
Scotch Fete Postponed at Griffin Field Liverpool
The 16th annual Scottish games at Griffin Field in Liverpool were postponed due to Hurricane Connie. Clan Chief George McVicker and Games Chairman Joseph Walker announced the cancellation, rescheduling for tomorrow with first event at 11 am if weather improves, otherwise to be held at the W Jefferson St armory. Ten bands and 50 dancers from Canadian Royal Air Force units and locals arrived in Syracuse for tomorrow's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Field
Liverpool
George McVicker
Joseph Walkery
Connie
Walker
W. Jefferson St. Armory
Syracuse
Royal Air Force
Dominion
Oswego Women to Serve Lunches for Softball Tournament
Members of the Women of Oswego Chaper Oswego Oswego chaps will serve lunches this evening and tomorrow evening for softball tournament players guests and friends.
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Osweco
Women of Manose
Oswego
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