Draft Board 59 Reports 37 Accepted of 73 Sent
Thirty seven men out of seventy three were accepted after pre induction exams yesterday for the draft board 59 at the Chimes Building. Thirty five were rejected seven for mental reasons and one held over. The figure is the according to the three local draft boards progress to date. Ten enlisted yesterday in the Air Force and three in the Army. Local Marine reservists have not been called to active duty though it was announced that third Marine reservists will be called.
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Chimes
Thon’s
Air Force
Army
Iti
EAC
Air Guard
Truman
Kremlin
United States
Navy
Midway Island
Trinidad
Marine
Corps
Marine Corps
Tarbell Ends World Trip After Global Flight Tour
Prof J Harold Tarbell of Lafayette College and 58 students return from a chartered globe circling flight. They traveled from July 4 visiting Honolulu Wake Tokyo Hong Kong Siam Calcutta New Delhi Pakistan Teheran Cairo Cypress Israel Greece and Rome. They conferred with Prime Minister Nehru on the Korean crisis and spent five days in New Delhi before dispersing across Europe and back to the U.S.
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Honolulu
Wake
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Siam
Calcutta
New Delhi
Pakistan
Teheran
Cairo
Cypress
Israel
Greece
Rome
U.S
India
Nehru
Four hurt in Syracuse auto accidents two pedestrians
Four persons were injured, two pedestrians, in auto accidents in the Syracuse area last night and this morning. John Stibacky, 37, of Childward, was in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital with chest injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Stanley August of West Monroe two miles south of Colosse on Route 11. AUTAXL driver James Powers of Seymour Street suffered a fractured knee when his cab hit the rear of a Syracuse Transit bus driven by John C. McFarlane at S Crouseau and E Adams streets. five bus passengers were shaken but none hurt. Miss Helen Phelan of Genesee Street suffered a head laceration when hit by a car driven by John Field of Onondaga Avenue at West Castle and South Salina streets. Field was charged with failure to yield. Clayton Coury of Nixon Street suffered thigh and elbow injuries when hit by a car driven by Wesley Brewster of Lancaster Avenue near 200 block of South State Street. Coury admitted to Onondaga General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Marcette
S. Crouse
St. Adams
St. James Powers
Seymour St
Syracuse
John Stibacky
Childward
Stu. Joseph's Hospital
Stanley
West
Monroe
Colosse
A. F. Secor
State Police
Subacky
Autaxl
James Powers
Syracuse Transit
John
C. McFarlane
S.crouseau
E. Adams
Helen Phelan
W. Geneseest
Onondaga ‘Av
Clayton Courey
Nixon St
S. State St
Frank Pieklik
Courey
Wesley
Brewster
Lancaster Ay. Courcy
Sto Onondaga
General ‘Hospital
Conditions Poor Puts Off Lake Swim At Skaneateles
Ellsworth Greenough, 44, aimed to swim the length of Skaneateles Lake from Cliff Park but delayed after rain and strong wind. He previously swam the lake at 28 and hoped to succeed today, choosing the southern end where wind favored him, and plans to try again later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Greenough
Fair Haven
Skaneateles Lake
Greenough
Ita
Cliff ‘Park
Rabbits Killed After Dog Attack
Mrs. Jane Burt loses 26 rabbits when a female police dog injures them at her Buckley road barn. The dog, described as ferocious, was captured by deputies and S P C A attendants. Mrs. Mellone agreed to pay $0.60 per pound for the carcasses, totaling about $50 in damages. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mellone
Seventh North’ St
Sherriff's
Jane Burt
Buckley Rd
Mellone
Burt
Sides Rally Behind Tax Vote Amid Campaigns and Fears
The city braces for a 2 percent sales tax referendum as groups line up support and opponents mobilize. Mayor Corcoran pushes radio broadcasts and a public speech, backed by Maria Rossi, while Public Works proposes staffing for the measure. The Common Council schedules a Monday vote on voting hours and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lning
Chamber of Commerce
CLO
Corcoran
Maria Rossi
Frank F. Harmon
Wallet losses reported in Syracuse incident
Shirley Hadden of Niagara Falls says her wallet containing 15 disappeared while walking downtown Syracuse. Richard Leachman of Tully reports losing $13 and papers from his wallet during the same incident. Police were notified by visiting witnesses.
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Syracuse
Shirley Hadden
Niagara Falls
Richard Leachman
Tully
Air National Guard groups may be called to duty soon
Washington dispatches report three or four Air National Guard groups to be activated within the next month. The 138th Fighter Squadron at Hancock Field may or may not be included. Col. Maione at Griffiss says no decision yet. maneuvers were under way near Rome.
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Washington
Hancock Field
Michael Maione
Griffiss Air Base
Rome
Lewis Curtis
White Plains
Griffiss
Syracuse
Col. Maione
United Press
Guard
National Guard
State Fair Extends Old Auto Exhibit to Eight Days
State Fair officials extended the antique auto display from one to eight days at the Fair Grounds September 2 9. The exhibition moves to the Farm Machinery Building to accommodate a surge of entries including a 1900 Columbia Electric 1904 Franklin 1906 Hupmobile 1903 Glide mobile and a 1907 Sears Auto Buggy. The Old Timers contest is open to any New York resident with a pre 1920 car and judged by age appearance and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Haag
Harold L.creal
Fiang
eeaeEea
Columbia ‘Electric
Franklin
Sears
Haag
New York
Missing in Action Durkin Reported From Syracuse Area
ONE SYRACUSAN is reported missing in action and another slightly wounded in Korea. Pfc. John P. Durkin Jr., 19, missing. Pfc. Donald T. Rowe, 33, slight wound, former Watertown resident, served in WWII, reenlisted 1947. Additional casualties from the Syracuse area include Pfc. Nicholas W. Jonquil, Utica, killed. Pfc. William P. O Connor, Utica, wounded. Corp. William M. Farone, Watertown, missing. Durkin attended St John the Baptist High School and enlisted in 1948 at 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
John P. Durkin
M John Durkin
North St
Syracuse
Donald T. Rowe
Ida Ackerman
EL Genesce Ost
Oran Ackerman
Air Force
Rowe
Watertown
Durkin
Defense Department
Pfe
D4th Regiment
24Th Division
St. John the Baptist
Army
New York: Central Railroad
Nicholas “W. Jonquil
Wesley Av
Utica
Helen M. Jonquil
Agnes O’ Connor
Court St
Corp
William. M. Farone
Michael’ A
Parone
Hancock St
Salina to Host Mass Chest X ray Survey
A mass chest X ray survey will be conducted in Salina on Oct 16 to 27 using two mobile units. It targets residents 15 years and older and aims to find tuberculosis and other conditions with results kept confidential among the patient, their doctor, and the State Health Department.
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Salina
Water C. Levy
Onondaga Health Association
Christmas Seal Agency
State Health Department
Levy
Liverpool
Acme
Airbase
Lyncourt
Mattydale
Health. Department
The
McCarthy Bidg
Good Templar S Convene Monday
The International Order of Good Templars prepares its 98th convention in Syracuse 1852 era. Meetings run Monday to Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall Genesee Street with Grand Chief Templar Mrs Albertina Hunter of Elmore presiding and registration Monday at 10 AM. Deputy W J Raymond Schmidt from Washington will preach at Brown Memorial Methodist Church and Gospel Tabernacle Baldwinsville tomorrow.
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International Onde
Good Templars
Syracuse
Old Empire
Odd Fellows Hall
Genesee’ St
Albertina ‘Hunter
Elnora
Dro. W
J. Raymond “Schmidt
G.T
Washington, D.C
Brown Memorial Methodist Church
Gospel Tabernacle
Baldwinsville
All-American Day Program Rescheduled After Weather
Unfavorable weather cancels today’s All-American Day activities at Thornden Park. The observance, including folk dances and a patriotic pageant, will move to tomorrow night at 7 in the amphitheater with the Americanization program and free-ticket drawing, while the vaudeville show is dropped to make room for other features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornden Park
Americanization League and Recreation and Parks Departments
American Legion
Pillar’ of Light
Clarence J. Foertch
Foertch
Pinball Machines and Juke Box Robbed at Hi Ho Snack Bar
A burglar with a grudge against pinball machines ripped open two machines and a juke box at the Hi Ho Snack Bar on 1083 S Salina St early this morning. Police reported additional damage to the premises though owners did not know the amount of change taken. A night painter said the thief likely entered through an open cellar door while the burglar was out for lunch.
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Hi Ho
S. Salina St
Five New Elevators Planned for Onondaga County Court House
The Onondaga County Court House will receive five new elevators to replace the ones installed in 1966. Power will shift from the county plant to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp as the old plant is abandoned. The Board of Supervisors appropriated 270000 for the project and bids will be opened by County Purchasing Agent Robert W. Sollinger on August 28.
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Onondaga County Court House
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Board of Supervisors
Robert W. Sollinger
Monkey Escapes Hound Pack After Three Day Chase
Joe Razzone of Armstrong Road dodges a three day hunt as a ring tailed monkey he bought in Florida escapes from a posse with hound dogs. The animal went missing after escaping on Thursday.
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Joe Razzone
Armstrong Rd
Florida
Robbery Suspect Held for Grand Jury in Adams Center
LEO H. Adams, 29, of St Joseph Missouri, waived examination and was held for the Grand Jury after a first degree robbery charge. He was arrested by state police while driving south on Route 11 in Mattydale, admitting to robbing a motorist two miles north of Adams Center. Police sent telotype of a man fleeing south on Route 11.
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St. Joseph
Justice of the Peace
W. ON. Kelley
Adams
Mattydale
Adams Center
Route 11
Scrap Thief Steals 700 Lbs Iron From Hooper Equipment
Patrolman William Reidy investigated a theft of 700 pounds of scrap iron valued at $150 from Hooper Equipment Co located on 12568 State Street yesterday. The incident is under police inquiry.
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Hooper Equipment Co
State St
William Reidy
Labor strife roils Syracuse as unions reject offers
United Mine Workers turn down Solvay Process and General Electric plans amid a six day Confrontation leaving about 3 000 idle. UMW leaders announce a meeting at the Civic Theater while Local 320 of the IUE reports a strong vote to strike GE’s TV plant. GE rejects 3 percent raise and seeks 10 cents more per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
United Mine Workers
Solvay
General, Electric
Crucible. Steel
Sanderson-Halcomb
Joseph Mayo
U.alw
Cenis
Labor ‘Department
Mayo
United “Mine Workers
Washington
Ithe
Labor Department
Usi
Ulm
Walter McCarty
Baton Rouge
John J.badoud
Detroit
U.M.W
International Union of ‘ Electric Workers
C.I
G. E
New York City
Pool incident at Thorndon Park pool injures boy
Comstock Place resident William Johnson aged 4 suffered a lacerated left foot after stepping on grass at the pool ledge. Patrolman William Reidy investigated the incident.
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William 3d. Johnson
Comstock Pl
Thorndon Park Pool
William Reidy
National Guard Units Reach Pine Camp For Training
About 11 500 guardsmen and reserves will gather at Pine Camp for the final two weeks of training. The 42d Rainbow division from New York City and the 77th Liberty division from the metropolitan area replace the 27th and 98th divisions after completing training. Arrival is by six trains and 22 motor convoys with buses transporting personnel to Watertown Romve Albany Ogdensburg Malone and Oswego.
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NEW
York. CP
Jis
Herald-Journel Wire
Water Lown
National Guard
42D Infantry
Rainbow
New York City
77Th Infantry
27Th National Guard
98Th Infantry
42D
Brendan A. Burns
T7th
Liberty Division
Julius
Ochs Adler
Carthage
Watertown
Albany
Ogdensburg
Malone
Oswego
98Th
WHHL
Oswego Gul 15 Is Polio Victim
Oswego Gul, a 15 year old girl, was diagnosed with polio and admitted to City Hospital. Syracuse health commissioner Dr. Clealand A. Sargent reported the latest 1950 polio case, bringing area totals to 2814 with 14 cases outside city limits.
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Oswego
Clealand
A. Sargent
Syracuse
City Hospital
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Tarbell
Common Council
TaNag
T&x
Rochester
Soto
Parnest
Amboy
Casnip Pendleton
Calif
Pfc. Durkin
Pre. Rowe
Pfc
John P. Durken, JR
PEC
Good Templar S
Court House
Steed
Aevee Dror
Frontier Astoma CO
Buffalo 1
N.Y
Labor Charge
Warren
Labor News
N. Y
Pine Camp
Oswego Gul
First Trust
Washington ST
Pratt
Onondaga, Oswego and
Madison
Mexico-Teall Avenue
Thruney
North Syracuse
Cicero
Lakeport
South Bay
Brewerton
Constantia
Central Square
Parish
Mexico
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Niagaral
Taomawr
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