Two Plead Guilty in County Court
In County Court Judge Leo W Breed oversaw pleas by Frederick J Case Jr aged 40 of Long Bottom Ohio and Brayman Everts aged 30 of 1008 South Ave Both men faced grand jury indictments Case admitted abandonment of his wife and four children while Everts admitted to petty larceny The cases stem from a 1943 burglary at Smith Transportation Company and related charges Extradition was waived for Case who returned to Syracuse for sentencing pending further actions Meanwhile Everts and co defendants were to be sentenced after plead to the second count only Both men remain held for sentencing
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Leo W. Breed
Frederick J. Case, Jr
Long Bottom
Brayman Everts
South Av
Case
Alice Case
E. Division Sr
Marion
Beverly
William
Lawrence
Howard K. Mosher
District Attorney's Office
Ohio
Syracuse
Everts
John Meegan
Buffalo
Smith Transportation Company
S. McBride
E. Water Srs
E. Water Sts
Auxiliary Hears Plea For Training
Mrs. Archie Miller of New Cumberland Pennsylvania spoke at the American Legion Auxiliary conference in Syracuse urging universal military training to hasten world peace. She cited historical milestones from the American Revolution to World War I as steps toward eventual peace. More than 300 delegates attended the 3 PM luncheon at the American Legion Club, including nine post state presidents.
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United Nations
Archie Miller
New Cumberland
American Legion Auxilary
Syracuse
Christ
United States
League of Nations
American Legion Club
Will Plan Celebration Oneida Ex‑Servicemen Welcome Home
Stephen McGrath, chairman of the ways and means committee, named 25 business leaders to meet at City Hall for a discussion on plans to conduct a celebration. Lodge 126, Daughters of Sentia, will hold a tea Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Janet Meachan, 1522 S State St.
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Oneida
Stephen McGrath
Ways and Means
City Hall
Lodge
Lady Douglas Lodge
Sentia
Janet Meachan
State St
Thief Steals Model Plane Engines From Shop Window
A thief smashed a window at Ed Guth Model Shop at 128 W Washington St and stole two model airplane engines. One engine is an OK Twin showing a 1.2 cubic inch displacement and was not for sale, the other is an Arden with 0.099 cubic inch displacement. The OK Twin is described as the largest model plane engine built. The thief’s identity is sought as the engines were clearly identifiable.
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Ed Guth
Washington St
Arden
Recognition of Commodore Barry by Onondaga AOH Delegation
An Onondaga County Ancient Order of Hibernians delegation led by Edward O'Neill heads to the State Convention in Troy to press for public recognition of Commodore Barry as the Father of the American Navy. The group, reaffirming ties with local Republicans, will also seek Irish peace actions and urges cooperation from VFW and American Legion.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
New York State
Troy
John J. Barret
Edward O'Neil
Joseph Epoch
Patrick J. Rogers
J. William Reagan
John PF. Reagan
Edward O'Neill
Syracuse
Order of Hibernian
Onondaga County
Com
John Barry
A.O H
Charlies B. McNett
Commodore Barry
Barry
O'Neill
Hibernians
Kings
Oneida
Weatchester
Schenectady Queens
Onondaga
Syracusen
Ulster
Ireland
United Ireland
O’neill
Stanley B. Pennock Post
American Legion Post 41
V.F.W
the Legion
A.O.H
S. Geddes St. O'Neill
St. Patrick
Trailer housing policy debated by city officials
Corporation Counsel Lynh W. Hornbeck and City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts faced a policy question this afternoon over whether student veterans and others in need of emergency housing may use trailers within the city. Mayor Costello called the issue a policy matter beyond zoning and health rules, prompted by a university student veteran renting a trailer as temporary housing on city land.
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Lynh W. Hornbeck
Nelson F. Pitts
Costello
Mrs Heritage May Be in Jersey City
The search for missing Syracuse schoolteacher Mrs Mary Kearney Heritage 325 Lexington Avenue led to Jersey City New Jersey after a photo of an amnesia patient in a local hospital appeared in a New York paper. Detective Jesse Latter of the Syracuse Police Missing Persons Bureau identified a strong resemblance and notified authorities. Mrs Heritage has been missing since June 23 when she left Syracuse to meet her husband in New York City.
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Heritage
Jersey City
Mary Kearney
Lexington Av
N. J
New York City
Jesse Latter
Syracuse Police
Robert Hoertage
Syracuse
Baby Alone Leads Couple to Stand in Police Court
Woodrow J. Farmer age 32 and Irene Bennett age 22 of 811 E Fayette Jr faced adultery charges in Police Court today. They pleaded not guilty and posted $300 bail for Sept 10. Patrolman Damrath said neighbors reported a 17 month old child left uncared for Saturday night. The couple admitted paternity and signed affidavits at Police Headquarters.
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Woodrow J. Farmer
Irene Bennett
E. Fayette Jr
Fred Damrath
Damrath
Burglary at Syracuse Metal Co Nets $30 Cash
A burglary at Syracuse Metal Co. 809 Almond St netted $30 in change from an ash pit hiding place in an old stove. Entry was through a cellar window. Patrolman Harold Oot investigated. The Ross Bakery at 1243 S State St was also entered and ransacked.
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Syracuse Metal Co
Almond St
Harold Oot
Ross Bakery
S. State St
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Endvett
Bank Bank
Fayette St
South &J. Aubuen
County
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MR. O’neill
Dennis P. Connolly
Dixie
Inlie le
Humphrey Bogart
Warner Bros
Raleighs
Mr. Bogart
Dixie Walker
The
Brooklyn Dodgers
Medical Sciences
Raleigh
U. S
Grson Mane
Edwards
E. W. Edwards & Son
Onondaga Park
Laura Ann Hamilton
Lincoln Auditorium
Murray Bernthal
Dave Rose
Harold Arlen
Marion Gould
Jerome Kern
Richard Rodgers
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