Ex Syracuse man to be arraigned for muck farm killing
Willie Jackson 46 formerly of South Townsend Syracuse will be arraigned today on a second degree murder charge in the shooting death of Robert Jones 28 at the Sky High muck farm on the Chittenango Lakeport highway. Jones died four hours after the attack amid conflicting witness accounts and police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Jackson
Syracuse
Krtiman Crouse
Sky High Dharms
Chittenango- Tuakeport Rd
Oneida
South Townsend
St. Syracuse
Madison County
Howard Zeller
Robert Jones
Sky High
Chittenango-Lakeport
BCI
Frank Stritter
Jackson
Jones
Oneida City Hospital
Real Estate Board To Receive Gavel
Washington reports Corning Real Estate Board will receive a ceremonial gavel crafted from wood of George Washington estate Mount Vernon and Jeffersons Monticello. A steel band uses metal from the Missouri surrender deck and gavels will be sent to 23 state boards for Constitution Day observance.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Washington
Corning Real Estate Board
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Missouri
General MacArthur
Admiral Nimitz
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Bike Skill Tests Set for Aug 24 25 in City Areas
A schedule for bicycle skill and performance tests sponsored by the chambers safety division and the Syracuse Police Department was announced by Walter L. Fox. Police Sgt Harold Garn will conduct tests at 10 A.M. tomorrow and Wednesday in Chemung between Willis and Milton avenues and Thursday and Friday in Jackson Street west of Wilson playground. Skill cards will be awarded to those passing tests and safety literature will be distributed.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse Police Department
Walter L. Fox
Harold Garn
Chemung A1
Willis
Milton Ars
Jacks
Wilson Playground
Clarkson Honors Five Syracusans
Five men from Syracuse are among 203 Clarkson College students named to the Dean's List for the semester ending late June. They are John M. Stephenson of 2404 South Ave, Charles T. Hughes of 200 Roosevelt Ave, George A. Coniber of 327 W. Colvin St, Eugene C. Wells of 126 Bradford St, and Eugene C. Ernst of 303 McCool Ave, East Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Clarkson College
John M. Stephenson
South Av
Charles ‘T. Hughes
Roosevelt Av
George A. Coniber
W. Colvin
Eugene C. Wells
Bradford St
Eugene C. Ernst
McCool
East
North African chame leon with grasping hands and tail
The text notes a North African chame leon described as having grasping hands similar to a human and a prehensile tail like a monkey. It focuses on distinctive physical traits rather than behavior or habitat.
Tuberculosis Death Rate Shows Drop in First Half
New York State Health Department reports lower deaths from tuberculosis and whooping cough in the first half of the year, while deaths from heart and liver diseases cancer and diabetes rise to record highs. Overall mortality stands at 11.6 per 100000 with 147000 births.
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Albany
New York
State Health Department
Rail workers organize for Chest Community Drive effort
Representatives of the New York Central and D L & W railroads organized committees and preliminary plans for railroad employees to participate in the annual Community Chest drive. Labor leaders representing multiple unions attended, with Leonard P. Markert addressing the labor side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York ,Central
A. C. Ellis
W. V. McCarthy
R. K. Sprague
G. A. Wnuffer
T. F. McLaughlin
Hl. F. Bird
Pr. J. Scullion
D. W. Johnston
Glen L. Miller
Co. A. Maxeiner
A. J. Zeilling
S. T. Keiley
C. F F. Grimes
W. G. Ringland
Leonard P. Markert
Fire in Tractor Burns Farmer at Gates Farm
Charles Dehner aged 41 of Jamesville suffered severe burns when a tractor he was filling with gas at his Gates road farm caught fire around 8 30 this morning. Dehner moved the tractor from the barn to an adjacent field as the engine ran. Doctor T R Wilcox treated burns to his arms and legs at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dehner
Jamesville
R. D
Gates Rd
I’. R. Wilcox
Maniius
Syracuse Officers Attend State Police Benevolent Association Parley
Four Syracuse Police Department members headed to Utica for a four day New York State Police Benevolent Association convention. Detectives Howard Shipley and Patrolmen Michael Corbett George Kappesser and Lester Bergmeir represented Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Police Department
Utica
New York State Police Benevolent Association
Syracuse Department
Howard Shipley
Michael Corbett
George Kappesser
Lester Bergmeir
Jig-Saw Puzzle Couple Celebrates 60 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Charles B Dawley of 1008 EF Adams sr mark six decades of marriage after tying the knot in Fayetteville 60 years ago. They enjoy jig-saw puzzles together and were joined by daughters Hazel Dunning Mildred Wenneberg Viva Dawley Smith and Casper Brown plus a son Charles Leslie Dawling and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Dawley
EF. Adams Sr
Hazel Dunning
Corning
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Dawley
Ieast
Tie
New York Central
Mes. Dawley
Liverpool
Lafayette Methodist’ Church
Women's Relief Corps For
The
Eastern Star
Viva Dawley Smith
New York City
Casper Brown
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Leslie Dawling
East Syracuse
Temple Beth Israel Launches Membership Drive With Dinner
Temple Beth Israel led by President Alexander S. Grebeson plans a citywide membership drive beginning with a dinner at the temple. Teams will recruit new members, focusing on families with children for the Hebrew School opening in fall. Cantor Osias Westreich from Ukraine will perform at the opening dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander S. Grebeson
Temple Beth Israel
Greeson
Osias Westreich
Ukraine
Cantor Westreich
New York
Louis A. Cassel
Philp Labovitch
Emanuel Vee Kay
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Sisterhood
Temple
Thomas Treatment Promises Dandruff Free Healthy Scalp
An advertisement urges readers to seek the Thomas hair treatment for thorough dandruff removal and scalp health. It touts specialized care beyond basic washing and offers a free consultation to prove its effectiveness and popularity.
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Thomas
Parade prizes delayed at City Hall Youth Day awards
In Thornden Park during Youth Day Parade some winners did not receive their prizes. Residents with numbers 3 57 82 83 86 178 182 188 196 234 238 252 258 852 or those in barrel costume should report to the City Recreation Dept at City Hall to claim prizes.
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Thornden Park
Ridiy
City Recrenation Dept
Ste City Hall
Murder Tip Peters Out in Buffalo Questioning
Former Syracuse resident Harold Barnes was questioned by Buffalo detectives about unsolved lower East Side murders. Barnes offered no information of value and investigators Harold Roberts and John Wlatz concluded the interview without new clues.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Lower East Side
Harold Barnes
S. Townsend Jr
16 Bodies Of War Dead Are Returned
16 Syracuse area servicemen including Solvay resident Lt. John J. Zulberti are among 208 returned to the United States from Italy aboard the Carroll Victory. The list with towns spans Watertown Oswego Cathage Lyons Falls Malone New York Mills Malone Lowville Fulton Watkins Glen West Carthage Frankfort Clyde Geneva Whitesboro and more.
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Syracuse Area
Solvay
United States
Italy
Carroll Victory
John J. Zulberti
Teresa Marie Zulberti
Milton Ay
William A. Bruckett, Jr
Watertown
James TH. Driscoll
Oswego
Gordon M. Vleming
Cathage
Lyle C. Hendrickson
Cangslata
Thomas J. Jordan
Lyons Falls
Walter J. Kapalka
New York Mills
Francis P. Lamille
Malone
Arthur J. Mott
Lowville
Robert Ormsby
Fulton
Pfe
Frank S. Pangello
Watkins Glen
Frederick J. Pound
West Carthage
Joseph Norchigo
Frankfort
Daniel S. Smith
Clyde
Orland K. Stewart
Geneva
Frank Co. White
Whitesboro
CIO Political Action Parley Set for Fall
The New York State CIO calls a statewide political action conference for September 10 11 at Hotel Onondaga to decide state policy for the coming national election and endorse candidates for national state and local offices. More than 700 delegates are expected to attend as unions align with CIO policy amid warnings about left and right totalitarian threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
C.so
Hotel Onondaga
C.S.O
Louis Hollander
New York City
Hollander
C.T.O
United States
Labor
Six Franciscan Nuns Fly to Hawaii
Six Franciscan Sisters depart the Franciscan Motherhouse in Syracuse for Hawaii posts. They will travel by train to the West Coast and fly Pan American Clipper to Honolulu where three veterans return to past missions and three new assignments join St. Joseph's Junior High School in Hilo and surrounding Maui and Utica schools.
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Hawaii
Court St
West Coast
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mather M. Carmela
Sisters
Third Franciscan Order
Herman Joseph
St. Joseph's Convent
Hilo
Missions of Sacred Heart
Mary Martina
St. Joseph's
Government General Hospital
Malakai
Mary Celine
Utica
M. Corrine
Camden
N. J
M. Claudia
Wailuku
Maui
M. Celine
Franciscan Order
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Assumption High School
Syracuse
St. Joseph's School
Washington, D.C
Sacred Heart
Lahaina
Claudia
Maryknoll High School
St. Francis Normal School
St. Joseph’s
Le Moyne Student Attends National College Parley
Francis Barclay of Le Moyne College will represent the student body at the United States National Student Association national congress in Madison Wisconsin. The event runs from today through Saturday as part of a national gathering that began with a 700 delegate constitutional convention last summer on the UW campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States National Student Association
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Francis Barclay
le Moyne College
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
Thousands of sufferers from rheumatism sciatica neuritis and neuralgia find relief with NORITO a quick acting formula promising rapid muscular pain relief. If the first three doses fail money back. Ask your druggist for NORITO today.
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Norito
Chameleon Snaps Insect at Ten Inches with Fast Tongue
A chameleon launches a rapid tongue strike, catching a distant insect ten inches away. The maneuver showcases its uncanny accuracy and speed in prey capture.
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James Radley
Ben Butler
Ray Fogarty
Trooper Stritter
Richard Foremen
New Hartford
Radley
Ertman Crouse
Corp
Leo Graszler
Real Estate Board
Clarkson
St.Joseph
Hdentia
Callar
Visit Service Employees Loan CO
City Bank PB
J. 9. Frawley
Paul H. Strong
W. H. Eddy
Enging
H. A. Carey
D. L
I. W. Evans
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
W. ©. Cooney
Order of Railway Conductors
W. PD. Erwin
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
James Anderson
Brotherhood of Railroad
E. E. Garvey
Brotherhood of Locomotive ‘Engineers
J. F. McNamara
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Kr. S. Weaver
American Railway Supervisors’ Association
C. BE. Rich
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
William Martin
Inter National Association of Machinists
A. J. Donato
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
P. J. Loughrey
Railroad Yardmasters of North America
Mildred Wenneberg
Mrs. Dawley
Masons
Foresters and Citizens Club
Lair
State Tower
Tip’ Peters
CIO
CLO. A.F.I
Nenetheless
Denie
Denier
Mary Alber S
Clipper
St. Francis Hospital
le Moyne
Parley
Pat Miller
Tweed
Ger
Navy
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