Flynn Couple Hurt in Murray Island Fire Destroyed Home
W H Flynn and wife burned trapped as oil stove explosion sparked blaze at their Murray Island summer home on the St Lawrence River. Fire destroyed the four story structure. their daughter Jane Flynn Bowles of Syracuse incurred minor burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Flynn
Mr . Sire
Sire
Fisher's Landing
Thousand Island Park
Sirs. Flynn
Syracuse
Murray Island
Gilbert
Leavenworth Steele
Lincoln Park
Scouts Begin Final Camp Phase At Camp Woodland
About 150 Boy Scouts from Syracuse and Onondaga County head to Camp Woodland near Constantia for a one week session. An additional 15 older scouts plan an Adirondack Canoe Trip led by Stephen Hughes. William H. Wadsworth greets arrivals and Med checks, swimming tests, and canoe safety training are planned. Vernon Rathbone oversees activities and field sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Camp Woodland
Boy Scout
Constantia
Paul A. Keene
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
Woodland
Stephen Hughes
William H. Wadsworth
Bar Scout Council
Kibbe Make
Wadsworth
Vernon Rathbone
Syracuse University
Refund Ordered in House Payment Case
Judge William E McChasky of Municipal Court ruled Al ert C Fengler must refund 350 dollars down payment on a house foundation. John J Carver paid 350 for the foundation and 1390 for the house but canceled. Fengler refunded 1200 for the house, preserving an 800 loss on the lot and foundation which were placed between two lots. The court noted the partly completed house was taken by another buyer who fulfilled the contract and ordered the refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McChasky
Alert C. Fengler
Martyrdale
John J. Carver
Hillside
Carver
Fengleri
Copp Shares Mexico Life At Rotary Luncheon
Charlies W. Copp spoke to the Rotary Club at a Hotel Onondaga luncheon, presenting an eyeopening Mexico report. He noted sharp contrasts of wealth and poverty amid grandeur and scenery, highlighting his extensive travel including his 61st trip to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copp
Rotary of Life In
Mexico
Rotary Cinch
Charlies W. Copp
Onondaca
Far East
Polish American Club to Launch College Fund Picnic
After nine years of planning the Polish American Club Association will hold its first annual scholarship fund picnic to start a drive sending one youth to college each year. The event gathers at the Polish Legion of American Veterans and Polish Army Veterans sites with rides refreshments dancing and church and city support.
Agencies Are Reshuffled In Truman Streamlining Plan
Six of President Truman’s reform moves took effect reallocating agencies among federal departments. The U S Employment Service and Unemployment Compensation Bureau moved from the Federal Security Agency to Labor. Public Roads shifted to Commerce. Other actions tighten Post Office, Maritime Commission, and Civil Service administration and move national security bodies to the President’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
United States Employment Service
Unemployment Compensation Bureau
Federal Security Agency
Labor Department
House of Congress
Bureau of Public Roads
Federal Works Agency
Commerce Department
Post Office
Maritime Commmission and Civil Service Commission
National Security Council
National Security Resources Board
President
Man Pleads Guilty in Street Car Sale Case
Marvin V W Smith 259 Hudson Jr pleaded guilty to trying to enter his car for sale in a public street. Judge Truman H Preston in Traffic Court gave him a £10 suspended sentence this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin VW. Smith
Hudson Jr
Truman HH. Preston
Safes Aren’t Safe In Newburyport Office Heist
Officials of Newburyport Garage Inc report a daytime burglary where an intruder reached into a locked office safe and removed 128 in cash and 103 in checks. Local police investigate the incident as a possible break in at the business premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport, Mass
Newburyport Garage, Inc
Post Office Outing Features Heavy Sack Challenge
Syracuse post office workers will hold their annual outing at Camp Brockway near Pratt Falls County Park. A sack race pits Francis art and Thomas Philips each lifting a one pound heavier sack than the official limit. Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson acts as judge and will present a bottle of rubbing alcohol to the winner. Vincent Grossi chairs the event for the local Letter Carriers chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Postofice
Brockway
Pratts Falls
Francis Art
Thomas Philips
Wilam L. Palmer
Vicnic
Federal Building
Thomas DeVulla
Myron J. Parkinson
Vincent Grossi
National Association of Letter Carriers
Thornden Park Fete Draws Thousands of Local Youth
Thousands of children packed Thornden Park for a recreation event featuring a North All Stars vs South team 6-2 baseball game, a water pageant swim show, and a parade with 27 student floats. Prizes went to Huntington Pete LeMoyne Wilson Thornden Burnet for beauty and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornden Park
North All Stars
Kiwanis
Dunbar Center
Drum and Bugle ‘Corps
Ostromar
Huntington
Pete LeMoyne
Wilson
Thornden
Ourth
Burnet
Frazer
Lincoln
Vocational
Onondaga
Farm Fire Totals Estimated At Ten Thousand Dollars
Clifford Hawkins of Ona fonda gard reports his farm sustained about ten thousand dollars in damage after a fire destroyed a barn hay and parts of a nearby home. No injuries occurred and the origin remains unknown. Firefighters from Syracuse Onondaga Hill Nedrow and surrounding districts battled the blaze for three hours aided by local volunteers and water shuttling trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hawkins
S. Onafondagard
Vivo
George Gunt
Onondaga’ Hill
Ned‘row
Syracuse
Wills H. Carrier
Orin Haines
Onondaga Hill
Lyman Cleveland
Nedrow
Victor Collotti
Eugene Beebe
Edward West
H.E. Shepherd Concrete Mix Co
Auto Strikes Pole Driver Fined Fifteen Dollars
Gordon W. Robinson aged 19 of Endicott pleaded guilty to failure to keep his car under control after striking a telephone pole on Comstock Avenue. He was fined 15 dollars by Judge Truman H. Preston in Traffic Court. His companion Elizabeth Jessup 21 also of Endicott suffered facial abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Robinson
Endicott
Truman H. Preston
Robinson
Comstock
Elizabeth Jessup
Cigaret Causes Minor Fire in Third Floor Apartment
A minor blaze damaged a third floor apartment at 355 E Genesee St reportedly started by a cigarette. Capt Edward Gilmore of Engine Company One said damage was confined to a room occupied by Bernard Rogers. Firemen were on scene about 20 minutes.
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E. Genesee St
Edward Gilmore
Engine Company One
Bernmard Rogers
iGilmore
Lottery Charge Made After Raid
Frank W. Niedzialek a 37 year old bartender at the Beacon Grill was charged with possession of lottery tickets after a vice squad raid. He posted 250 bail and pled not guilty in Police Court before Judge Truman H. Preston and will appear August 26. The raid followed orders from Police Chief John A. Kinney. Detectives Robert Holland Mercer Weiskotten and Richard Currier were present. Niedzialek allegedly tried to hide the jar containing the tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. J. Niedzialek
Wilkinson Jr
Truman H. Preston
Niedzialek
Beacon Grill
S. Geddes Sr
John A. Kinney
Robert Holland
Mercer Weiskoiten
Richard Currier
Weiskotten
Beggar Sentenced After Asking Cop For Spare Change
John Leo Grovins alias Grochovine, 45, of Gswegost Liverpool, was sentenced to 90 days in Jamesville penitentiary for soliciting arms after approaching Patrolmen Richard ABECERORES and Robert Vuilllenot and asking for a few cents shortly before midnight. Judge Truman 3. Preston ordered the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leo Grovins
Grochovine
Gswegost
Liverpool
Jamesville Penitentiary
Truman
Preston
Richard Abecerores
Robert Vuilllenot
Gravine
Pal
Flying Farmers to Honor At New York State Fair
New York State Flying Farmers Inc plans a visit to the Syracuse fair on Tuesday September 6 with about 250 farmers expected to rendezvous in the air over the grounds and salute the fair. The group will land at Syracuse Municipal Airport as special guests and participate in parades luncheon and grandstand recognition. Officers include C Adams Smada Farms Greene NY Kenneth Gibson Dundes Joy Blazey Canandaigua and Donald Holmes Lawyersville as eastern director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Municipal
Fair Ground
New York
National Flying Farmers Organization
Ithaca
Mr. Adams
Smada
Greene
Kenneth Gibson
Dundes
Miss Joy Blazey
Canandaigns
Donald Holmes
Lawyersville
Flying Farmers, Inc
Mrs. Eckel Urges Lions on German Aid and Courage
Mrs. Rhea M. Eckel told the Lions Club at Hotel Syracuse about her wartime mission in Germany at the government's request. She reported demoralization, lack of democratic initiative, and missing readers, but noted a conference in a 20 006 population city yielded results. She helped organize a day nursery for working mothers and urged shared responsibility for the 13 000 000 expelled under the Potsdam agreement. The Lions Club will mark its 25th anniversary November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Club
Syracuse
Rhea M. Eckel
Germany
Filer
America
Russia
SRE
Silesia
East Prussia
Poland
The
Lions Club
Iil
Two Cyclists Hurt In Car Collisions
Two youngsters suffered minor injuries yesterday after riding into parked cars. Rocco Farrara of 1333 Butternut street cut by a car door in the 300 block of North Salina street. Six year old Daniel Rupert of 233 Boston street bruised after his tricycle struck a vehicle operated by Mrs Elsie Hannon at Boston street and Northcliffard. police noted the accident occurred at Boston street and Northcliffard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco Farrara
Butternut St
N_ Salina st
Samuel 3. Tadaia
Hickeslav
Daniel Rupert
Boston St
Elsie . Hannon
Ambergate Jrad
DeWitt
Boston Sit
Northclifferd
State Fair Grounds Preview Draws NY Press Radio Leaders
About 250 representatives from New York State gathered at the renovated State Fair Grounds for a pre fair clambake and tour. Dr Chester DuMond praised progress on buildings and the race track as Syracuse officials and state leaders expressed gratitude for the cooperation. Mayor Frank Costello noted the city and fair’s shared goals for the postwar state fair opening in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Radio
Icevision
New York State
Chester DuMond
Earl Foster
Bugh A- Dodds
DuMond
Istate
Frank J. “Costello
Iity
Syracuse
Syracuse Boys Club Trout Trip On Thousand Islands
Twenty seven members of the Syracuse Boys' Club boxing team enjoy a weekend fishing excursion. They stay at the summer homes of Joseph Biddulph and ex Senator Richard P Byrne on Frontenac Island with motorboats guides and gear. Supervisors include Terry Dundon David Michaels and Biddulph. Private cars and a club wagon provide transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Thousand Islands
Joseph Biddulph
Richard P. Byrne
Frontenac Island
Terry Dundon
Aith David ‘Michaels
Biddulph
Robert Ripberger
al Kriesel
Zohn Petrosello
Boys
Anthony Socciccio
Richard
James Roberts
Robert
Ronald
Roger
Foster
Delbers - Jenkins
Ronnie Henderson
Santo
Joe Prince
Tommy
Leonard
Robert Winkelman
Donald Tarson
Richard Parolin
Micky Carbone
Leo Francis
George Tortorelli
Walter Rohde
Joe Hanus
Richard Walden
Ray and Royal O'Neil
William Dunnigan
Herby Thomas
Irving Thomas
James Royal
Florists Argue Traffic Charge in Police Court
The case of Eubia and Bernard Markowitz sons of Al Markowitz florists charged with obstructing traffic was argued in Police Court. Patrolman Casmir Chorazy arrested them June 9 while selling flowers on South Salina Street at East Jefferson. Attorney Wilfred Hoffmann for the brothers contends they did not stay still and did not obstruct traffic. Assistant district attorney Russell Harrington prosecuted. Judge William H. Bamerick set August 26 for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubia
Bernard Markowitz
al. Markowitz
Casmir Chorazy
S. Salina St
E. Jefferson
Wilfred E. Hoffmann
Trafic
Russell Harrington
William H. Bamerick
Conduct Charge Set For Aug 26 Hearing
Richard J. Stevens 36 of 520 East Fayette Street was ordered held in 5500 bail for appearance Aug 26 after pleading not guilty to battery conduct. before Judge Truman H P Coe in Police Court today. Stevens was arrested shortly after patrolmen Leahey and Consedine called by Francis Jones, occupant of a nearby residence. Jones said Stevens entertained guests and caused a disturbance. Police had warned Stevens on two prior visits to quiet down. He also allegedly came downstairs and threatened Jones's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. AS
E. Fayette St
Truman HP Coe
Stevens
Leahey
James Consedine
Francis Jones
Jones
Parti
Soianes Ke
Traffic Court JTDGE TRUM Blurred Case Notes
A garbled traffic court record lists multiple cases with speeds and names. Entries mention drivers from various local areas and penalties such as fines or license actions, reflecting a routine docket with inconsistent OCR details.
Fourteen Men Receive Safe Driving Awards
Fourteen men from the Gifted Transport Inc were awarded gifts yesterday for safe driving. Awards honored clean driving records from one to twelve years and included engraved wrist watches for five consecutive years without a preventable accident. Additional prizes were plain and jeweled pins as part of the companys safe driving campaign.
Mailers Union Council Opens Seventh Annual Convention
The International Mailers Union held its seventh annual convention at the Hotel Syracuse with about 3500 delegates expected to attend. Officers including President Waltened Weissmean of Cincinnati first VP John R Barrows of Atlanta second VP Edward M Purnell of Philadelphia third VP Harold A Hosier of Denver and general counsel Edward J Fillenworth of Indianapolis attended. A welcome dinner for Local 73 was hosted at Krebs in Skanesieles this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the International
Mailers Union
Syracuse
Waltened. Wiessmean
Cincinnati
John R. Barrows
Atlanta, Ga
Edward M. Purnell
Philadelphia
Harold A. Hosier
Denver
Colo
Edward J. Fillenworth
Indianapolis
Ind
Rogers & Royce
Akron
Sr Tacuse Local 73
Krebs
Skanesieles
Three Arrested After Winchester Hotel Dispute
At the Winchester Hotel in the 200 block of West Washington three people faced Police Court after a late night argument. Clifford Hamby Loretta Hamby and John F Lyons pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and were held until August 26. Lyons sustained a left forearm cut and was treated at St Joseph's Hospital with 36 stitches before being charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Washington St
Clifford Hamby
Loretta
John F. Lyons
E. Fayette St
Wiliam Webb
George Rappesser
Man arraigned in trousers theft case in police court
George C. Machut of 19 E Fayette Street pleaded not guilty to a charge of petty larceny before Judge Truman P. Inocolay. He was ordered held in 357 dollars bond until August 26. Machut, resident of E Fayette Street, allegedly took a pair of trousers valued at seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Machut
E. Fayettest
Truman HL Pr.inocgay
E. Fayette St
Police Machut
Institute to Hold Fall Lectures on Mental Health
The Mental Hygiene Committee of the Onondaga Health Association sponsors a four Tuesday October lecture series titled How to Understand Guide and Deal with People. Dr. Paul T. Crosby chairs. Oct 4 12 28 23 at 8 PM in the Museum of Fine Arts. Speakers include Dr. Winfred Overhaster Johns Hopkins Dr. Leo Karner Oswego Oswego topic Child Guidance and Family Relationships. Oct 25 Dr. Ewen D Cameron McGill Montreal speaks on Mental and Emotional Problems of the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Health Association
Paul T. Crosby
Museum of Fine Arts
Crosby
Winfred Overhatser
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington
Washington, DC. de. Leo Karner, Director, ‘Children’s ‘Psychiatric Service
Johns ‘Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Dorothy “Hayes
Oswego State
Oswers
Ewen D. Cameron
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
ROTC Chief CAPT Grey to speak at AOH dedication ceremony
ROTC Chief CAPT Grey will be principal speaker at the AOH Division 11 Eastwood dedication at the American Irish Leid day regional Market. Grey, a 1921 Annapolis graduate, commanded the North Pacific Submarine Fleet in 1942-43 and served as beachmaster in South Pacific invasions including Cara Paray Jolo Tarakan Balicosigan. He holds the Bronze Star and three Legion of Merit citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Naval ‘Rot.c
Naval ‘Science
Cor‘nell University
Wild Be
East‘wood
Daniel F.car Jaghan
Grey
Annapolis
North
Pacific
Aleutians
South ‘Pacific
Cara. Paray
Jolo
Philippines
Tarakan
Balicosigan
Borneo
Ational War. College
Washington, D:c
Firemen to Elect Syracuse Head
Robert Mills of Syracuse Engine Company 7 is slated to be elected president of the New York State Permanent Firemen's Association at the annual Amsterdam conven tion. Mills, 29, currently vice president, would be the youngest president in the group’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Robert Mills
James
New York
New York State
Bar-Jumper Tilts From Glass with $26.20 Heist
A vaulter from Monaco Grill leaped over the bar and stole $26.20 from a glass beside the registers yesterday. Mrs. John Monaco reported seeing the burglar as she entered from the kitchen. the theft occurred while the bar was unoccupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaco Grill
S. Startest
John Monaco
Robert Powers
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W. George Sree
Albert A. Hansford
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Mailer Union Group
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ROTC
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