Ten Injured as Nighttime Car Mishaps Hit Nedrow Area
A week of crashes left ten injured in Nedrow and surrounding areas. Among the injured were Byron Jones, 62, and Ralph DePasquale, 20, with head and facial injuries after being struck or involved in collisions on Route 11 and nearby streets. Others suffered a range of injuries including chest, back, and knee lacerations, as well as head trauma from various collisions and a bicycle incident. Local sheriff deputies investigated the incidents and transported victims to Onondaga General Hospital and St. Josephs Hospital for treatment.
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Nedrow
Byron” Jones
Salina
St., Jean
Onondaga
Jones
Ralph
DePasquale
Ballaston Spa
Shirley DeBoze
Midland Ave
Earl Ave
Mattydale
Sheriffs
Carmelia. Metosh
W. Seneca -Tpk
Michael Johnson
Dablon Ct
Memorial Hospital
S.townsend St
Paul F. Coon
Richfield Ave
Judy A. Watson
Hovey St
John J. Solazzo
Butternut St
South Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John N. Olcott
Croy,den Rd
Walter G. Olcott
S. Townsend St
George Dennis
E. Jefferson St
Dennis Estlenbaum
Lindbergh Rd
Onondaga General Hospital
William J. Hurley
S. Salina St
Arson Fire Damages Three Buildings in Syracuse Area
Chief Ferren said the three buildings on Franklin Street sustained 15 000 to 20 000 dollars in damage with about 50 city firefighters aiding response. Fire Marshal Dacey and Arson Investigator Cook identified a watchman seen fleeing the scene as part of the investigation.
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N. Franklin ‘St
Fred
Mary Ellen Springer
Frederick Jr
Bonnie
Gloria
Amy
Christina
N. Franklin St
Carl
Helen Blok
Christine
Theresa
Jan
Valenti
Lucia
Zdzslew
Joseph Prystasz
Green Top
Syracuse
Ferren
Alfred Taylor
Thomas J. McMahon
Francis Carroll
Ernest Goebel
John C. Featherstone
Charles Webber
Dacey
Fred Platoona
Cornelius Cook
Police Department
Gorman
Precision Casting Co
Charles Ilhy
Chy
Want A Flyer in Bonds Czar's Loan Due in 1956
A 1906 Russian imperial loan issued in multiple European cities rose in price after East West tensions eased. The bonds mature by May 1956 and now trade around 80 shillings, with brokers noting the Soviet government holds limited risk but bonds offer little return. Also mentioned are Russian Asiatic Consolidated shares valued at under two cents in the US market.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
London Stock Exchange
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Amsterdam
Paris
Vienna
Budapest
Russian- Asiatic Consolidated
Tavern Looters Hit Clover Club for Cash Liquor
Police reported Clover Club at 601 Almond Street robbed overnight. Burglars smashed a rear door, took $30 from the register, $25 from two amusement machines, 12 bottles of liquor worth $60, and fled. Patrolmen Thomas Stass and John Mulligan investigated.
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Clover ‘Club
Almond St
Thomas Stass
John
Mulligan
4-H Secretary Yates Resigns in Seneca County
Mrs. Erva Yates, secretary of the 4-H office at the Farm and Home Center in Waterloo since June 1951, has resigned to move to Florida. Ralph White, head of the Seneca County 4-H Club organization, says replacements are being sought and applications are being received at the 4-H Club office.
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Waterloo
Erva Yates
Farrh and Home
Florida
Ralph Whitehead
Seneca County
Yates
Traffic Court snippet with scattered personal names
Fragmentary OCR shows a traffic court note listing several names and disputed speeds or penalties. Unclear details include multiple individuals and street references. The garbled text suggests a docket summary with dates and magistrate notes but specifics are unreadable.
$3,000 Old Bills Reported Stolen
DETROIT UP State Police hunted for $3,000 in old king-size bills stolen from a trunk in the home of George Kugath, 49, of Inkster. The bills were withdrawn from circulation 25 years ago. SENECA FALLS Vacation started yesterday for about 1,000 Goulds Pumps, Inc. employees as plant operations paused and will resume September 6.
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Detroit
George Kugath
Inkster
Seneca
Falls
Goulds Pumps, Inc
Golden 50th Anniversary for Gustav Herholtz and Agnes Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Herholtz of 127 Lillian Ave plan a quiet Golden Wedding Sunday with a dinner at Frenchie’s Grille. They wed August 26 in the Cathedral, and he recalls growing up in Mallory while she is a Syracuse native. He is a former Killian Manufacturing machinist and a longtime Chiefs Rooter.
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Gustav Herholtz
Lillian Ave
John Grimes
Herholtz
Mallory
Agnes Walsh
Syracuse
Eastwood
West Side
Killian Manufacturing Co
Herald-Journal
Syracuse Journal
Chiefs
Liquor Store Robbery Report Near Jefferson Street
Police report a break in at LaRock’s Liquor Store at 442 E Jefferson St. thieves smashed the display window and stole wine and liquor worth about 10 dollars. A witness saw three suspects flee north on Townsend Street and into McCarthy Alley, with one carrying a gallon jug and a dropped bottle noted. Owner listed as Fred LaRock.
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E. Jefferson 1St. Nquor
Nicholas DeGelorm Jr
LaRocks Liquor
E. Jefferson St
Townsend St
McCarthy Alley
Jefferson St
Fred LaRock
Bennington Dr
Cowboy TV Set Fire After Cowboy Program Ended
After a 6 to 6 30 pm cowboy program, a television set caught fire. Mrs Franey extinguished the blaze with neighbor James Lyman before police Sgt. Robert Franey and Patrolman Robert Larson arrived to find the smoke cleared.
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Robert Franey
Franey
James Lyman
Dorothy St
Robert Larson
Dickinson To Address GE Parley At Electronics Park
Edward T. Dickinson state commerce commissioner will speak at General Electric Government Day at Electronics Park. About 50 government officials will attend tours and talks on industry and government in a Better Business Climate program hosted by GE.
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Edward T. Dickinson
General Electric
Electronics Park
W. R. G. Baker
Electronics Division
Dickinson
Carrier Corp
Syracuse
Harriman
Ellis M. Trefethen
R. H. Hubbard
Schenectady
Dr. Baker
Television Assembly
Radio and Television Department
Thompson Ra
New Cattle Department Head Appointed at State Fair
Royce Hall of Austin, Indiana, arrives to lead the State Fair cattle department amid organizational changes. A sudden storm described as hurricane like breaks out, but details remain unclear. Hall asserts readiness to manage cattle affairs despite anticipated challenges during the transition.
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Indianapolis
Young Republicans eye labor vote in New York
The New York State Young Republicans Board of Governors planned two resolutions to engage labor groups and back their labor committee. They aim to form a special advisory labor group and endorse the current labor committee activities led by Edward J. Ray. The group also launched fundraising for flood relief and a drive to recruit 10 000 members by fall 1956 while attending a Syracuse chamber event with speakers Walter Mahoney and Charles McWhorter.
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New York State
Young Republicans Labor Committee
Ray
Syracuse
ONE
Red Cross
Carl R. Gitlitz
Binghamton
Harriman
Young Republicans
Syracuse Young Republicans
Storto’s Grove
Walter Mahoney
State Senate
Charles McWhorter
New York City
National Federation of Young Republican Clubs
Migrant Stabbed at Labor Camp Then Hospitalized
A 20 year old migrant worker, Ernest Armstrong of King’s Ferry Labor Camp, was stabbed in the abdomen and taken to Auburn Memorial Hospital in fair condition after an operation. Troopers Kaiser Quinn and Haley investigated. Armstrong reportedly fought Nicholson, 23, a camp laborer, who left after a cut to the arm and a seven inch blade wound. Police seek Nicholson, whose brother reportedly fled the camp.
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Auburn
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Ernest Armstrong
Kings Ferry
Ray Kaiser
Arthur ‘Quinn
Richard Haley
Kaiser
Armstrong
Charles James
Nicholson
Temple Beth Israel Hosts New Members Campaign Rally
The annual New Members Campaign at Temple Beth Israel 601 Irving Ave opens Tuesday at 8 30 p m with a rally led by campaign chair Louis Spindleman. The goal is to double current membership and attract unaffiliated Jewish families to join the synagogue.
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Temple Beth Israel
Irving Ave
Louis Spindleman
Sisterhood
P.T.A
Jacob H. Epstein
Moses J.braude
Abraham Gordon
Sidney Block
Joseph Gold
Edward Tabaska
Small rubbish fire on Laurel Ave near new homes
Liverpool firemen battled an early morning rubbish fire in a lot between two houses under construction on Laurel Avenue. Chief Howard Holmes said the cause was not determined.
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Liverpool
Laurel Ave
Howard Holmes
Paris guest Mme Javelle helped by Syracuse ties
Mme Lea Javelle of Paris visits the United States hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Pietrafesa. The tour includes stops at Camp Drum and Syracuse friends, with connections to Miss Sarah Lombardi, now Mrs. Richard Pletrafesa, and other Americans who stayed in her Paris home.
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Lea
Paris
Mme
Lea Javelle
Syracuse
Richard
Pietrafesa
Tarky Lombardi
Mme Lea Javelle
France
United States
Armed ‘Forces
Sarah Lombardi
Conservatoire
Richard Cushing Pletrafesa
Plestrafesa
Mme. Javelle
States
Camp Drum
Javelle
Thomas Mitman
U.S.A
America
Americans
Miss Lombardi
Ormonde
Cazenovia Lake
Texas
North Carolina
New York City
iShe
North
Jean Langlais
Langlais
Crouse College
American Guild of Organists
Richard Cass
Chautauqua Orchestra
GE Testers To Return Monday After Wage Dispute
About 175 GE testers at Electronics Park will resume work Monday after a walkout over higher job classification. Company spokesman said workers share in company benefits under a GE union accord but do not receive the higher rate. The Local 320 union members produce heavy military electronics equipment.
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General Electric
Electronics Park
Theompany
Tue-Cio
Missing 11 year old boy from Cannon Street reported
Police investigate the disappearance of Wesley Case an 11 year old from 1100 Cannon Street last seen about 2 p m yesterday by his mother Mrs Virginia Case The boy 4 feet 6 inches tall about 100 pounds blond hair blue eyes wore a gray T shirt olive drab trousers and sneakers He attends McKinley School
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Police Missing Persons Bureau
Cannon St
Wesley Case
Virginia Case
William Holden
McKinley School
Big Moose drowning leaves three saved. bartender dead
A Brooklyn bartender, Charles M. Eccles, 23, drowned when a 12 1 2 foot motor boat swamped on Big Moose Lake. Three companions were rescued by two Long Island vacationers and Mrs. Dutch Redfield of Setauket paddled to the scene in a canoe. Eccles body recovered in 20 feet of water. Troopers said condition of the survivors prevented questioning.
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Big Moose
Brooklyn
Big Moose ‘Lake
Charles M. Eccles
Higby’s
Sig Moose Lake
F. A. Carroll
Louis Sabatin
Old Forge
Long Island
Eccles
Dutch Red
Fabius Central School Reopens With Adjusted Schedule
The Fabius Central School will reopen September 7 at 8 45 am with a half day first session until 11 30 am. Full day sessions will be held September 8 and 9 with revised bus routes due to increased enrollment. Pupils may be picked up earlier or later and should be ready at 8 am for bus transfers for the first days.
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Fabius Central School
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Rooter
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Adam Benezkowsek
Joseph Baranski
Raymond Berdynski
John Wleklinsi
Francia Tyrczynski
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Mrs. Pietrafesa
Cazenovia
South Side
House of Banquets
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Onondaga Hotel
Delphi Falls
N. Y
Main Street
Methodist Church
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