Pedestrian death ruled accidental after Onondaga crash
A Syracuse investigation found no criminal negligence after Joseph Sisk 62 Otisco farmhand died when struck by a car driven by Victor De Paul 20 East Brighton Avenue. De Paul held a student permit, John Manzi 411 East Raynor Avenue was an instructor, and no charges were filed. Other incidents include multiple weekend crashes across Onondaga County with several fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sisk
Otisco
Cardiff
Clarence Unckless
H. Ernest Galt
Victor de Paul
East
Brighton Avenue
de Paul
John Manzi
East Raynor Avenue
Manzi
Sisk
Onondaga General Hospital
William Hallinan
John Sisk
Tully
Lafayette Willis
Utica
Bennetts Corners
Camillus
Roberts
Childs
University Avenue
Cortland City Hospital
Fecs
Intpenal
Homer-Tully
Cortland Polo Grounds
Robert Williams
Spencer Road
Ithaca
B. C
Williams
Mary Whiting
Matilda Robodee
West Seneca Street
Barbara Keegan
Cody
Wyo
Iversity
Ke An
Syracuse
Erie
West Generese Street
Syracuse University
Fairmount Corners
William Durkee
Arsenal Drive
Court’ Mutter
Genesee Street
Cicero
Charles Milton
South West Street
Vale Day
Oneida Re É K - Bridge
Leland Paine
Rome
Calle
Glenwood Avenue
Calvin ‘Road
Edward
Prof Palmer Granted One Year Leave Of Absence
Syracuse University College of Business Administration Professor Palmer receives a one year leave 1941 32 from Dean Charles L Raper to work in sales promotion with W T Robinson of the Air Conditioning Training Corporation in Youngstown Ohio He is co author of Introduction to Advertising and Tested Sales Letters. His Boston base and Fayetteville New York home are noted with arrangements for teaching next year made by Professors Brewster and Viets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hi. Palmer
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Charles L. Raper
Palmer
W. T. ‘Robinson
New England
Corporation of Youngstown
Amherst College
Harvard
Syracuse
College of Business
Boys’ High School
Louisville
Cambridge Latin School
Cambridge
Mass
Boston High School of Commerce
A. J. Brewster
McGraw-Hill Book Company
Syracuse Advertising Club
Delta Upsilon
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Alpha Delta Sigma
National Advertising Fraternity
Boston
Warren Street
Fayetteville
West Street
Braintree
Brewster
Howard Viets
Filicia Held On Welfare Fraud Charge In City Court
Joseph Filicia 30 of 403 Tioga Street pleaded not guilty before Judge Homer W. Walsh and was ordered held on $500 bail. The Onondaga County Welfare Department warrant accuses him of unlawfully receiving rent groceries clothing gas and electricity while employed as a taxi driver around the weekend of March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Filicia
Tioga Street
Homer W. Walsh
Filicia
Sylvia Falconer
Onondaga County Welfare Department
Welfare
County Tax Cut Is Seen As Prospect
City leaders expect a county tax rate cut to offset a levy rise in Syracuse 1942 budget discussions. Net city tax may rise to about 29.23 per 1000, up from 28.90 in 1941, with state county rate at 9.75. Increased payrolls for city workers and defense outlays drive the higher estimates. The Common Council will set a date for a public budget hearing next week at the 700 block of Midland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Common Council
E. T. Lewis
West Castle
Midland
Isadore Balk
Cedar Street
Burnet Park
Few Soldiers Vote Absentee in November Election
In Onondaga County the majority of 3200 soldiers in the Army are not expected to cast absentee ballots. Only 25 registered centrally at the Court House. soldiers abroad may register in camps before Aug 31. Gov Lehman urged War Department action to expand registration. Absentee rules for soldiers families and local registration days October 10 11 17 18 are noted. Four proposed amendments to the State Constitution include ski trails on Whiteface Mountain Adirondacks a four year Senate term $60 million for highways and parkways and the Attorney General opinion issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Court House
International News Service
New York State
Lehman
Syracuse
Solvay
Whiteface
Adirondacks
New England Felon Caught Near Pompey
Philip Wilkins 23 of Farmington New Hampshire confessed to officials that he would waive extradi tion. He fled from a Strafford County prison farm after slugging a guard and was captured at a farm near Pompey. He faces arraignment before Judge Frank Malpass and return to New Hampshire custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam My Oy
Philip Wilkins
New Hampshire
J. M. Ferber
Farmington
Pompey
N. H
Clarence Unckless
Frank P. Malpass
Strafford County
House of Correction
I. M. Ferber
Charles Roberts
John Lapene
Wilkins
Dover
N.H
Sylvester J. Easlick
Joseph
Seeley and guard Pfeiffer and Wilkins Arrested
An arrest report lists Seeley and penitentiary guard Grover Pfeiffer as well as Wilkins being taken into custody. Details reference legal actions and a speeding summons issued Oct. 1930 and subsequent fines and court appearances involving several individuals.
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Holly Jay Smith
Nelson Groesen
Ccascsccesenalll
Cccecewes
Ccsscesseuses
Albany
Aus
Niagara Falls
Waidemar Kearstart
Carthare
Hamilton
Mghaneeles Verna Bump
Her
Gaeehter
Lot
Sop
Hush
Delavan
Lee F. Narphy
South Wales
Rochester
Joan HassesWander
Bement Shei Murphy
Lloyd
Jammer
Wanalah
Thomas Runz
Lackawanna
Feruck
Granville Exmer Buist
Prof
Hueber Bros
City Bureau of Buildings
Huover Brothers
Raynor Avenue
Townsend
Butternut Street
Kenyon
Planer
Harrison Street
Townsend Youth Association
Yates
Leland Avenue
Larned
South
Salina Street
Seeley Avenue
Manius Street
Liverpool Club
Cazenovia Village Hall
Kanatenah Club Rooms
Herbert H. Palmer
Rae
Levier Mi Browds
Lee Leis
Leer Ll
Lee
Nartahla Radia
Jane Hunt
The
Econony
Viet
Bens Gps
Salina
Schumacher
Luebberman
University Place
John Schumacher
Livingston Avenue
Leslie Purdy
Cato Court
Harry H. Shg Tug Yety
Saturda
Oswego Boulevard
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