Typhoid Outbreak Traced to Picnic Water Source
City Health Department investigates a July typhoid outbreak linked to a vod ori drink at a rural-area picnic. Two new cases raise total cases to seven among a 24 person party. authorities warn of contaminated water, urge pasteurized dairy use, and stress hand hygiene and safe drinking water.
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Heal Commibsmn
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Blawood
de. Bigwood
Bigsgood
True Love Lands Suitor in Court
Pace was arrested on a petty larceny charge from a warrant by Norma Bradley. He pleaded not guilty in Police Court and the case was postponed to Wednesday with bail set at 500 dollars. Bradley alleged Pace took 348 from her purse last Saturday and trespassed by climbing to a second-floor window and entering her home through the front door at times.
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Mie Pace
Ivy S
Parking Ban Sparks Worker Protest on Genesee Street
A parking ban near warehouses on Genesee Street drew criticism from workers and merchants. Supervisor Stanley Laskowski noted disruption for hundreds of employees, with about 20 percent revenue loss cited by local merchants. He urged traffic improvements and suggested opening W Belden Ave to ease bottlenecks during rush hours.
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Wong Erie Bivd
Genesee St
Two Killed In Separate Car Crashes
A Rensselaer Falls woman Mrs William Duvall died at Noble Hospital Canton from injuries after her car collided with a tractor trailer and was shoved across Route 38 near Bassoon Ridge Road. John P Richter 69 of Floral Park was killed when his eastbound car went out of control on the Thruway near Herkimer and overturned, the ninth traffic death in Herkimer County this year.
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Rensselaer Fells
Long Island
Herkimer
William Duvall
Rensselager Falls
Noble Hospital
Canton
John P. Richter
Floral Park
S. 1
Jandealna Ditch
Wilson Lawn
Duvall
Pasenger
John O'Hara
Army Reserve Unit Ends Training Tour
An Army Reserve unit led by Col George b. Vivines of Syracuse completed two weeks of active duty at Fort Eustis and Fort Bragg. The group trained at the Transportation School in the Second Army area with Maj. Gen. Rush B. Liteon present. Cameron, 29, of RD 1, pleaded guilty to an offense and was fined 30 dollars for license issues and 25 for dangerous driving. More than 233 men from the Syracuse area attended the sessions at the Armory.
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George B. Vivines
Syracuse
Fore Eustis
Wnit
Army
Second Amy
Wngty
Fort Bront
Rush B. Liteon
Aln Cameron
Vernon John Saristta
Midland Ave
Mire
Utier
Rochester
Dudge Truman
H. Preston Paramus
N. J
Cameron
Taylor Si
Armory
Hig Cat
Mystery Man Found In Car Trunk On Burnet Ave
Syractae police hope to have solved a case after a man crawled into a car trunk just before it sped away on Burnet Avenue. Stella Pawlus reported the incident from 2304 Burnet Ave. Patrolman Earl Cooke learned from Francis Wolff Jr, manager of Eastwood Auto Sales, that the men involved were employed to check rauls in a car.
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Burnet Ave
Stella “Pawlus
Pollen
Earl Cooke
Francis Wolff Jr
Eastwood Auto Sales
Raulés
Fires Stir Busy Night Across Cicero and Nearby
Cicero firefighters battled a busy night with five alarms including a rekindle at Syracuse Lumber Co yard and a grass blaze on Brighton Avenue. Potter was burned in a practice fire at St. Jolital while aiding operations. A false alarm rang at Euclid Avenue and an overheated motor at Tittle Gem Diner was checked. A separate report notes 14 year old Robert Canali drowned after diving into the Welland River near Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Cicero
Robert Potter
Victor_ Tucci
Potter
St. Jo Ital
Syracuse Lumber Co
Lodi
Wolf Sis
Brighton Ave
Euclid Ave
Tittle
Oswego Blvd
Seneca
Miss Syracuse contestants await final call in state fair pageant
Ten nervous girls await the last announcement for the 1950 State Fair Queen contest. Sponsored by the Herald Journal and Herald-Auerican, the Miss Syracuse contenders nervously anticipate the result as judges near a final decision.
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Syracuse
Joan ‘Vadeboncoeurbees
Hou
Thei Chutes
Tomorray
Merah Amerivat
Wuisis
Merald-Journal
Link Shus
Marine Honor Guild
Detroiter Smacks Awd At crossing crash disrupts trains
A Detroiter station wagon collided with a New York Central train at S dier's Crossing between Minog and Kirkville, delaying seven trains. Harold Fetchum, 42, suffered forehead lacerations after his car struck a pole on Kirkville Road near Fremont Road. A four vehicle pileup on Route 57 near Wetzel Road injured multiple people. Mancino and passenger Dorothy Burke fled after the crash involving their stalled wagon.
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New York Central
Sadier
Minog
Kirkville
Harold Fetchum
Fremont Rd
Lonandare Maen
Marth
Ieely
Atatina
Lewis Mancino
Highland Ave
Kirkville Tech
Pelivera
Deireiter
Mancino
Dorothy Burke
East Ave
Minon
Rt. 57
Wetzel Td
Harry W. Jones
Clay RD 1
Two Plead Not Guilty In Beating Case At Fayetteville
Two men Edward Grissman and Thomas Hughes pleaded not guilty to second degree assault before Peace Justice Albert Cordon in Fayetteville. They are accused of beating Lee Sanborn, 61, found near Greiner's Hotel in Minog and hospitalized in critical condition. Police traced the suspects to Verona after they were seen on a freight train eastbound.
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Albert Cordon
Fayetteville
Edward Grissman
Durham
Thomas Hughes
Hartford
Conn
Bealing Lee S. Sanborn
Beechwood Ave
Liverpool
Sanborn
Onondaga General Hospital
Greiner
Minog
Verona
Jon
James Corbett
Railerona
Sheridan Named Lieutenant of Syracuse Police
Sheridan, 20 South Av., was appointed permanently to the rank of lieutenant in the Syracuse Police Department. He will head inservice and recruit training, continues Civil Service testing success, and oversees defense auxiliary police. Also, a $3,000 blaze destroyed the interior of a summer camp three miles south of Amber, starting reportedly in an electric refrigerator. the unoccupied camp suffered extensive interior damage with firefighters bringing the blaze under control after about an hour.
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Donald
Sheridan
South
Leutenant
Syracuse
Sherida
Civil Service Commission
P Defense Auxiliary Police
Olisco Valley
Amber
Adam W. Baldwin
Man Ave
Solvay
B. and .B. Auto Sales
Salina Be
Ile Slae
Basselwine
Baldwin
Mildred Smith
Marty Radway
Quisco Laks
Car crashes near Cicero injure several
A Nelson car struck by a southbound vehicle driven by Mrs. Sullivan of Constantia sent four people to St Josephs and St Jovens hospitals for treatment. None seriously hurt. Troopers said the second crash involved Der tick Glaube of Hozansburg whose car hit an Army truck near Cicero after braking. No tickets issued. Another accident yesterday left five stemming from earlier incident.
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A. Sullivan
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Hozansburg
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Ant Leo Colotti
Glaube
Charles Grosnewegan
Brooklyn
Camp Drum
Mear
Cicero
New York City
Dud Blast Injures Pair In Oswego Area
Two Welders John White and Eugene Connors were injured by a dud dynamite charge during rock blasting on a natural gas line project in East Seneca Towne Jamesville. A half stick failed to explode and a torch spark triggered the unexploded charge. Deputies say the workers were unaware the charge remained live.
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John White
James, Sr
Eugene Connors
Oswego
E. Seneca Toker Jamesville
Tax Refunds Claimed to Date
The Herald Journal reports a partial list of tax refunds claimed, detailing 14 payments totaling 338.85 and 33 more claims adding to a combined value around 2. R56. The article notes 453 tax refunds were listed to date and mentions a Wednesday report date.
Man Grabs Woman Near Warhington Street
A 34 year old woman reported being dragged into an alley and attacked by a young man who shouted threats. She was taken to Joseph's Hospital where doctors said she was not seriously harmed and remains in good condition. A motorist who witnessed the incident drove her home and notified police.
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Joseph’s Hospital
Physicians Tale
Patrelinin
Michael Cavanaugh
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