Racer Hurt in Cortland Fair Midget Crash
Peter L. Kellar, 25, of Syracuse, seriously burned and injured after his midget race car crashed and caught fire at the Cortland County Fair Grounds. He was trapped for about five minutes before rescue, then taken to Cortland County Hospital. Kellar, a Syracuse Post Office clerk since 1947, had returned from Korea in 1951 and began midget racing as a hobby in August 1951.
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Syracuse
Cortland County Hospital
Peter L. Kellar
Hisacer
Cortland County Fair
Stig Kellar
Una
Wesley Worth
Niel Belmont
Homer
Kellac
Robert H. Kerr
Kellar
Korea
I Marine Corps
Central Square
Central Square High School
Return to Religion speech at Lions Club gathering
District Attorney Jesse Cantor urged a Back to God movement at a Hotel Syracuse Lions Club lunch. He tied juvenile violators to broken homes and lack of church ties, saying fear of God keeps people from temptation and plunder.
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Jesse
Cantor
Lions Club
Syracuse
America
C. P. Read
Red Creod
Joseph Mondo
Jansen
Albania's King Zog Plans Exit From Egypt
LENANDRIA Egypt exiled King Zog says he will move out of Egypt but gives no destination. The statement follows Egypt ending recognition of Albania's royal legation as Cairo is described as a Communist satellite state. Rumors say Zog may have packed gold. context notes Italian advances earlier and Queen Geroge is referenced.
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Lenandria
Egypt
Zog
Treasury Offers Bond Exchange Plan Details
The Treasury announced a bond exchange offer to exchange long term securities for new issues. Eligible holders of certain Treasury bonds maturing September 15 may swap for 2 percent notes or certificates, with cash options available for others.
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Washington
Treasury
Traffic Court Judge ACTIONS a Car Under Control
A garbled traffic court item notes a judge handling a case about a vehicle under control. The fragment mentions a suspended plea or judgment and references the courthouse setting and related legal actions. Names and precise details are obscured in the OCR.
Man Injured In Hit Run At State And Fayellesis
AMITAM DRIVER sent Mich ael Dercerian a 64 of 331 Irving fav 19 Crouse-Irving Hospital a 6 40 A M today with serious Injuries Knocked down by a car which yannered away from the corner of State and Fayellesis Dercerian suffered a broken sight leg cut left arm contusion of the head possible internal injuries and shock An abrupt end came to Rich M Steveny lose birthday di brasion at 7 P M yesterday when his car rammed into a pole sending himself and two others to Crouse-Irving
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Amitam
Michael Dercerian
Irving Fav
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Woman's Body Found In Geneva Woods
Ontario County officials investigated the death of an unidentified middle aged woman whose body was found in weeds near the Williamson Farm off Tileyarda three miles west of Geneva. The body showed a crushed chest and was partially clothed in a housedress. Coroner Andrew Hubbs and pathologist Willard Hastings were on the scene as authorities planned further examination at Clugart Funeral Home.
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Liverpool South
Collamer Rd
Liverpool
Car- Gerald-Journal
Geneva
Ontario
Crouse-Irving
Millard Farm
Tileyara
Edward Kennedy
FBI
Canandaigua
Kennedy
Willard Hastings
Cluigan Funeral Home
High St
Racetrack Supply Barn Burned in Saratoga Springs Fire
Fire destroyed a two story wood barn and a front apartment near Saratoga racetrack. No injuries reported. The building, owned by George W. Lang and used by Thoroughbred Feed Supply Co., sustained extensive damage as firemen fought for over two hours. Cause undetermined and loss estimate unavailable. Local police noted accompanying traffic incidents and minor injuries in separate crashes nearby.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Racetrack
George W. Lang
Thoroughbred Feed Supply Company
Bremer
Auto theft report ends with injuries to two men
A 1999 Oldsmobile Secca was stolen from 1 2 to small elm tree near 3362 Curve on E Seneca and Townsend last night. Deputy Sheriffs Wu and Dilligent searched the area but could not locate the car. Passenger John Whipple, 20, suffered a back injury and a right hand laceration. both were treated at Onondaga General Hospital. Gerald Buller, 95, of 127 Harvard Place was the listed owner. car damage included brush burns and bruises to both arms.
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Patrleman
Granday
James Considine
Considine
Accord ‘Ling
John R. Hannon
Considline
W. Onondaga
Dudley St
Carl B. Lof
Gifford
Joseph Bogensperger
W. Beardav
Ames
Frank P. Mearthy
Daniel Eastman
E. Seneca
Spring St
S. Townsend St
Clarence Wu
Edward Dilligent
Gerald
Buller
Harvard Pl
John Whipple
E. Raynor Av
Onondaga General Hospital
Boxing Club Sues Stark For $51,000
The Syracuse Sporting Club Inc. sues William B. Stark executive secretary of the War Memorial Auditorium in Supreme Court for breach of contract. Henry Andrews, president, alleges Stark promised open boxing dates after licensing but later repudiated. The suit seeks 1100 reimbursement and 50000 punitive damages and includes a mandamus action challenging Memorial Auditorium operations and date rentals.
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Supreme Court
Syracuse Sporting Club,Inc
William B. Stark
War Memorial Auctorium
Sporting Club
Henry Andrews
Stark
Andrews
Syracuse
Memorial
Liicense
Park Contracts Due Next Week
County Purchasing Agent Robert Solinger announced awards for the Onondaga Lake Park service center project. King & King approved low bids. Dawson Brothers win main construction at 130,975 dollars. Robert Pearson Company gets plumbing at 810,430. Kennith A. Taylor, Inc. to do heating and ventilation at 13,931. M. H. Salmon Company wins electrical work.
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Robert Solinger
County Parks Department
Onondaga Lake Park
Solinger
King &King
Thursa
Dawson Brothers
Ropert ‘Pearson Company
I Kennith A. Taylor, Inc
M. H. Salmon Company
Edwards Staff Tops Honor Roll at Blood Center Drive
Edwards Staff Tops Honor Roll as the ninth time leading donor group for the 149 S. Warrens blood center drive. Step behind include C. E. Chappell & Son for eighth place with Lancaster Pack Teeted and Spraca Second Indaga noted among contributing organizations.
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W. Edwards & Son
S. Warrens J. Blood Center
Edwards Saff
C. E. Chappell & Sone
Lancaster Pha
Spraca Second
Indaga
Kavanis Club Lumber
Flint hosts world's biggest building bee to rebuild tornado suburb
More than 500 tradesmen and 2,800 volunteers turned out in Flint Michigan for a two day rebuilding event in Beecher, targeting 113 new homes for tornado survivors. The June disaster left 116 dead in the Beecher district.
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Flint
Mich
Beecher
Painters plan annual clam bake bake Thursday event
The Syracuse Chapleys of the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America announce the annual clam bake to be held next Thursday at Hinerwaders Grove, starting at 1 PM. George L. Smith chairs arrangements assisted by Carl Schlie. Henry R. Kinét and Fred Hungerford serve as sponsoring caterers.
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Syracuse Chapleys
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Hinerwaders Grove
George L. Smith
Carl Schlie
Henry R. Kinét
Fred Hungerford
Cherry Road School Registration Sept 8
Cherry Road School opens for registration at 8:59 A M on September 8 with an event noting student participation and a prize for the most original costume. The piece mentions special arrangements and a heat related incident at an event, with a local context in Westfall Delaware.
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Cherry Road
Alus
Joe
S Moines
Diver Injured at Thornden Park Pool
A 10 year old, Downs from 1308 East Washington Street, suffered a head injury yesterday at Thornden Park swimming pool after hitting the bottom. Patrolman John P Fogarty assisted and conveyed him home.
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E. Washington Sr
Thornden Park
John P Fogarty
Potent Right Almost Fatal Wounding At Syracuse Market
William Driscoll of 240 E Lafayette Ave suffered a severe wrist wound after smashing a plate glass window at I Neri's Market 2838 S Salina St. Twenty stitches stopped the bleeding. He was hospitalized, then to be booked on public intoxication after recovery. Patrolman Serbun found him. Officer Dixon restrained him en route to the hospital.
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Wiliam Driscoll
E. Lafayette Av
Neri's Market
S. Salina St
Barl Hersey
Onondaga General Hospital
Driscoll
Paul Serbun
Brighton
S. Salinasts
Hell
W. Lafayette Av
Paroman
Leo Dixon
Pelies
Dixon
Town Seeks Dog Curfew In Nedrow Here
Town officials discussed seeking a state curfew on all dogs after rising dog bite complaints and reports of poultry deaths. Supervisor Thomas Dyer planned to request the agriculture department Monday. Dog warden August Braun cited a surge in bites including a year old Nedrow instance and multiple adult bites, with chicken predations also noted. If approved, dogs would be kenneled from sunset to sunrise.
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Nedrow
Broun
Billy Graham Warns Of God’s Wrath In War Memorial Address
Evangelist Billy Graham urged about four thousand listeners to wake up and follow God warning that deliberate lies and sin trigger divine wrath. He stressed preparedness for judgment, citing the Bible and the Cross, and urged attendees to give their lives to Christ before it is too late. The crusade continues with musical programs and ends with a film and final talks.
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Billy Graham
War Memorial
Graham
Christ
Jesus
God
Dad
Heaven
Jim
Oi Town
U.S. A
Honest Porter Recovers $566 At Empire Wallpaper and Paint
John Tarnawaky of 215 Magnolia Street found an envelope containing 566 dollars at Empire Wallpaper and Paint Company on Waver Street. He alerted Patrolman Robert Liepka around 9 pm. Two safes were open and $566 plus $18.68 in change and $350 in checks and $50 in checks were recovered by clerk W. H. Austin.
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Empire Wallpaper and Paint Company
W. Waver St
John Tarnawaky
Magnolia St
Robert Liepka
Liepka
W. H. Austin
Admits Assault Gets Year in Pen
An East Side man in Yotice Court pleaded guilty to assault third degree. Samuel McBride, 27, of 41 B Adams Jr, chased Bessie Mae Collins with a knife earlier today. Police report Collins defended herself with a hammer after officers found her in danger. McBride resisted at headquarters and four men needed to restrain him in a cell.
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East Side
Yotice’ Court
Truman H. Preston
Onondaga County
Samuel McBride
B. Adams Jr
Bessie Mae Collins
Kistler Warren
Fred Wild
Adams St
Miss Collins
McBri
W. Taylor
S. Clinton
McBride
Garage Fire Damages Property at 135 Webster
Early morning fire confined to the north end of an empty three bay garage at 135 Webster. Cause undetermined. Owner identified as Mr. Sherman. Firefighters and district responders contained the blaze with limited damage to the structure.
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Chick Paul Coombs
Webster At
Sherman
Sar
State Relays Polio Gamma Globulin Request for 200 Camp Children
Officials in New York relay to federal authorities a request for more gamma globulin to treat 200 children exposed in a Brooklyn summer day camp. Parents ended a 22 hour sit in to press the state for additional supplies. The request was sent to Dr. Ralph Paffenbarger and on to Washington, D.C.
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New York
Siste
Well Done A STEAR broiling in AQ atea
A brief fragment mentions Mrs John X S43 Lancaster TAS with a note about September and an achievement labeled Well Done A STEAR in an AQ area context. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names to form a fuller summary.
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John X
Lancaster
New Firemen to Take Posts Tuesday in Syracuse
The Syracuse Fire Department will be expanded Tuesday with the appointment of 23 new firefighters. The new recruits include Joseph E. Meardie, Anthony Catlesi, and John Szevech, all slated to assume duties on November 7.
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Syracuse
Iain
Rel
Joseph E. Meardie
Fialand Av
Anthony Catlesi
John Szevech
Temple Adath Yeshurun Names Music Director
Marold Lerner of Boston has been appointed music director of Temple Adath Yeshurun. The announcement notes he has begun duties and brings credentials from the Jewish Theological Seminary and related cantorial studies, marking a notable appointment for the congregation.
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Adath Yeshurun
Marold Lerner
Boston
Mase
Omior
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Nish Sur
Redhed Theological Seminary
Jeemines
Dena
Leenee
Lifeguard Saves Nine Year Old At Frazer Park Pool
An alert lifeguard pulled nine year old Richard Brown from Frazer Park swimming pool after he sank yesterday afternoon. Patrolman Michael Burns reported the rescue. Artificial respiration was not required. Police returned the boy to his home at 807 Emerson Avenue.
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Richard Brown
Emerson Av
Frazer Park
Michael Burns
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Rose Pesch
Lock St
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Jamessis
Thomas J. Sardinal
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Mabel R. Vanda
George E. Stewart
E. Heman St
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Lee Fuller
Andrew McArdle
Fuller
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Herald
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Joe P Depry
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