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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1956
Page
3
A 58 year old man died yesterday in a county crash and a Brooklyn woman perished in a separate wreck near Ulley Street. Funeral services are planned for Alice Moncada 13 of 207 Kirk Ave who became the county’s 36th fatality. John Pace of the Palisade Hotel at 208 West Fayette Street died in Memorial Hospital after a Saturday crash at South Clinton and West Water Streets.
Four Syracuse women suffered injuries in separate weekend crashes across Syracuse and Onondaga County. Elizabeth H. Damanski, 46, remained in fair condition with a sprained neck and concussion after a rear collision near Erie Blvd. and Franklin St. A driver linked to Frances Austin left the scene. Geraldine Mincolla, 27, was cited for loss of vehicle control after a rollover on Certarvale Rd. In a three car crash on South Bay Rd. and Route 31, Katherine Holland and Flora Berggren were treated for injuries, with Berggren later involved in another collision with Alva Cardner. Barbara Dix, 16, died when a convertible rolled over on Brennan Rd. Alice Moncada, 16, was killed in a separate crash on Brennan Rd. Jamesville Reservoir incident left Mary Lou Mills with injuries and a ticket for lacking car insurance. Burial plans and funeral details for Alice Moncada are noted.
A 15 year old Syracuse girl testified to police that two men pulled her into a car on Meadowbrook Drive near Euclid Avenue after 9 p.m. Saturday. She described a man in the back seat named Eddie, said they drove through DeWitt and Fayetteville, and that after fighting them off she was dumped on a desolate road around 1 a.m. She reached Fayetteville to call her mother and reported the New York registered car with a glue body and light top.
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