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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1948

Page

4

Man Hit by Car After Leaving Bus in De Witt

REGINALD VALLIER 36 of 124 Davis St. was struck by a car while leaving a bus at 3 Crenesee Street and Cornwall Drive in De Witt. He is in fair condition at Syracuse General Hospital with X rays pending. The driver, Anthony Ciamelila of East Syracuse RD 2, was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. Bus driver Albert Newmiller was at 1015 East Adams Street.

Reginald Vallier Davis Sr Syracuse General Hospital de Witt John Murphy Vallier Anthony Ciamelila LeMoyne Av Syracuse R. D Crenesee St Cornwall Murphy Clamella Albert Newmiller E. Adams St

The Colorado River Named Second Longest in U.S.

The Colorado River is identified as the second longest river in the United States in the referenced text, detailing its ranking among major American waterways and its prominence in geographical discussions.

Colorado The United States

Hungarian Cantor Fuchs to Lead Services in Syracuse

YOUNG TSRABRE of Syracuse hosts Cantor Eliezer Fuchs this weekend. He will officiate Sabbath services tonight at 7 and Saturday morning at 9 after arriving recently from Hungary. Young Israel is located at 2200 EF Cressee street.

Young Tsrabre Syracuse Beliezer Fuchs Cantor Fuchs Hungary Youngse Israel Crenesee St

High Court to Rule on City Cab Law

The state’s high court will review the city taxicab ordinance imposing a 35 fee on drivers. James Dixon appeals directly to the court after a Court of Appeals order, with October expected for the hearing. Dixon was fined 5 in Special Sessions for not obtaining a license. his conviction was sustained by County Judge Leo W. Breed. The Wruck Drivers and Helpers Union and local attorneys challenge the city’s authority and seek a fee only to cover administration costs.

Edmund H. Lewis Court of Appeals James Dixon Dixon Leo W. Breed Nathan Blutman Victor Levine Wruck Drivers and Helpers Union iLoral S27 A. IW. Cof J

Escaped Youth Frank Nox Sought After Run From Mineola Home

New Haven youth Frank Nox age 19 fled from the home of Peace Justice Sidney Smith in Minea after a court sentence to 20 days in the county penitentiary. He wore a dark coat and three pairs of trousers when last seen. Deputies Manlius constable and New York Central Railroad Police conducted searches through the Minoa arena with no results.

Literifes Frank Nox Newhaven Conn Sidney Smith Minea Penn Nox New York Central Railroad Manlius Minoa

Bruno to Leave Tuesday for Sicily Adoption Arranged

Bruno Salatia, a war orphan invited to Syracuse for the centennial, will depart Tuesday for Sicily to await adoption through Msgr. Andrew Landt and Bishop Martin J. O’Connor. He is expected to return to the United States around September 21 with Father Francis Furfaro and Amedo Bersani accompanying him.

Syracuse Bruno Salatia Sicily Msgr Andrew Landt Catholic War Relief Europe Brutno United States Francis Furfaro Bruno Pius XII Martin J. O'Connor Rome Traly Father Furfaro Amedo Bersani

Construction of the average small house

A historical note states that building a typical small house requires about 36 000 items. The figure reflects material counts and construction steps used in home assembly processes of the era.

Firemen Open Fair Tonight At Lakeport

The Lake Oneida Beach and Lakeport volunteer fire department, chartered last May, hosts a three day fair at Lakeport airport with 4000 advance admissions reported. Proceeds fund a new chemical pumper as the department’s first large equipment purchase. An air show by Dick Richards and team is the highlight plus open sports, model airplane meet, drug land plug casting, and a Sunday horseshoe tournament with trophies.

Lake Oneida Beach Lakeport George Simmons Oneida Lake Dick Richards Controliners Club Onondaga Casting Association

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