Two Killed and Four Injured in Weekend Crashes
In Syracuse area accidents over the weekend, Albert J. Rogari 28, a Border League umpire, died after his car collided with Payne Bigelow’s vehicle on Harrison Street and overturned into a tree. Peter Dzietak was struck and killed on Route 5 near Gridley Farm as his crossing was hit by a car driven by George Ing. Gloria Curtis was hospitalised with a back injury after a crash caused by blinded drivers. Two Albany youths, Charles Milton 18 and George Maltiske 16, suffered extensive injuries when their car rolled down an embankment on Route 20 near Pompey.
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Syracuse
Albert J. Rogari
Archhbald
Peter Dzielak
Gates Gridley Farm
Fayetteville
Rogari
Harrison St
S. Crouse Au
Payne Bigelow
S. Crouseau
Bigelow
Rogart
Mabel Jordan
Ashworth Pl
James K. Donahue
Evelyn A. Shiffiett
Clarrison St
Jordan
University Hospital
Tarrison St
Banahue
Ogden
Dzietak
Gridiey Farm
Corp
Leo Grasvier
Graszier
George ‘Ing
Washington St
Rome
Ing
Gloria Curtis
Army Air Base
Mattydale
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Raphael and Youngers
John Head
Nicholas Louise
Harold W. Curtis
Curtis
Albany
Route 20
Pompey
Charles S. Milton
George Maltiske
FL Barry
John J. Boraner
Tully
Milton
Belnge
Edward Swift
Officers Attend Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Col William C D Bridges of Syracuse and Col Thomas F Taylor of Auburn began a 10 month course at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces at Fort Lesley J. McNair in Washington. The program selects officers for top level command and staff assignments in the National Military Establishments after graduation.
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Washington
William C. D. Bridges
Beverly Jd
Syracuse
Thomas F. Taylor
Auburn
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Fort Lesley J. McNair
Industrial College
National War College
Infancy settlement approved in elevator fall case
A $2400 settlement for a five year old boy, Lester McDowell, was approved in Municipal court today by Judge Nathan Abel. The accident occurred Aug 20 at Milner Hotel where the child fell down an elevator shaft, suffering a fractured skull, concussion and body bruises requiring hospitalization. The boy is the son of Mrs Julia McDowell. Plaintiff attorney was Dominic S. Rizzo of Lionel Grossman’s office.
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Nathan Abel
Milner Tiotel
Lester McDowell
James St
Julia McDowell
Dominic S. Rizzo
Lionel Grossman Law Office
Warships Sailing Home From Bombay Visit
The U S heavy cruiser Toledo and destroyers Chevalier and Higbee sailed for home after a five day goodwill visit to India commanded by Rear Admiral R K Good. The ships returned to their base following the tour.
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Bombay
India
U. S
Toledo
Chevalier
Higbee
Adm
R. K. Good
iIndia
ICC Moves To Ban Trucker From Interstate Trade
The Interstate Commerce Commission seeks a Thursday preliminary injunction to bar Leo J. Payne from interstate commerce until a fall hearing. Assistant U.S. Attorney Edmund Fort asks the court to suspend Payne over alleged violations of certificate limits and failure to use proper tariffs and insurance. Investigator Stanley J. De Lucia found shipments of furniture and household goods beyond Payne’s certificated area.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Binghamton
U. S
Irving J. Higbee
Edmund Fort
Leo J. Payne
Utica
Stephen W. Brennan
Payne
U.S
I. C. CG
Stanley J. de Lucia
de Lucia
Airport control tower delays spark Washington clash
Sutherland faults Washington for planning delays on Hancock Airport control tower. regional office in New York and Albany offices act independently of Washington, complicating floor loading specs for Barry. Phillips in Syracuse will decide on bypassing CAA standards to fit incandescent lighting in the lean-to. Mayors Costello and Barry hoped to dedicate the field in September.
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Barry
Sutherland
Washington
The
Herald-Journal
CAA
New York City
Albany
Hancock Airport
Municipal
Flancock Airport
Syracuse
Hancock
M. E. Phillips
Phillips
Mattydale Army Airbase
New York State
Frank J. Costello
Sep
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Judge Rules Interest Not To Be Paid
Supreme Court Justice Frank P. Malpass ruled that executor directives in the late Mary Chapman Phillips will prevented collecting interest on mortgages held by Arthur S. Phoenix and John Powell families. The actions by First Trust & Deposit Co. and Levi Chaymian to recover back interest were dismissed, as the will wording and the executors' past practice showed no intent to collect interest during the lifetime of Phoenix and Powell spouses.
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Mary Chapman Phillips
Arthur S. Phoenix
John Powell
Supreme Court
Frank P. Malpass
First Trust & Deposit Co
Levi Chaymian
Phillips
Justice Malpass
Dean Hilton To Conduct Clinic at Community Leadership Institute
Dr M Eunice Hilton dean of women at Syracuse University will preside at a luncheon meeting of the Institute for Community Leadership at Cazenovia Junior College September 8 to 11. The event is spotlighted by the New York State Citizens Council with Shepherd Witman delivering an address. Attendees include educators from Cornell Colgate Rochester NYU and other New York leaders.
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Syracuse University
M. Eunice Hilton
Institute For Community Leadership
Cazenovia Junior College
New York
Edmund Tecoay
Cornell University
Br. Everett N. Case
Colgate University
Earl L. Koos
University of Rochester
H. H. Giles
Center For Human Relations Studies
New York University
Westerlea Project to Move Five Families Next Month
Five families will relocate to the Westerlea housing project mid next month after a year of planning. Eighteen lots of 159 units remain, and construction of 15 modern homes proceeds on schedule. The development includes a recreation area and stores owned by residents, with a shuttle bus service and a six mile west Syracuse location near a drive in theater.
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Westerlea Homes
Westerlea Co-Operative
W. Geneseest
Westerlea
Fize
Westersea
Theip
John W. Sweet
Genesee Tpk
Miles A. German
Midland Ayr
Axirs
Robert West
Camillus
Jack B. Morse
Baldwinsville
Lindsey Britdoe
E. Adams St
Board of Health
Albany
Syracuse
Judge Rules For Air Field In Bond And Mortage Case
Supreme Court Justice Frank P. Malpass granted motions to dismiss actions to recover installment payments and interest on bonds and mortgages. In two other decisions he denied separate motions by the defendant and the plaintiff in a dissolution action by Newton If Reid against William L. Clark, Fulton Flying School partners. The court found insufficient funds to pay claims against the school and denied authority to sell school rights. An order directing Clark to turn over all monies and properties was denied in Reid’s motion.
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Supreme Court
Frank P
Malpauss
Ine
Newton If. Reid
William L. Clark
Fulton Flying School of
Fulton
Flying School Partnership
Eugene F. Sullivan
Clark
Reid
Syracuse University Joins Radio Education Group
Syracuse University is among nine universities forming an association to raise professional radio education standards. Kenneth Bartlett of SU was named to the accreditation committee. other members include Alabama, Denver, Northwestern, USC, Temple, Texas College of Mines, Texas, and Tulsa.
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Washington
Syracuse University
Kenneth Bartlett
University Association For Professional Radio Education
Alot
Syracuse
University of Alabama
The
University of Denver
Northwestern University
University of Southern California
Temple University
Texas College of Mines
Texas University
University of Tulsa
Red Feather Rally to Entertain Chest Meeting
Red Feather agencies plan a 7 30 pm rally at the Boys Club hosted by Labor and Community Chest leaders. Alfred M Green chairs the Labor Community Service Project with speakers and representatives from Syracuse labor unions and related organizations listed among participants.
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Red Feather
Boys’ Club
Labor and Community Chest
Alfred M. Green
Labor Community Service Project
William D. Bien
William S. Quinn
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Vincent G. Sullivan
Greater Syracuse Industrial Union Council
Earl Moran
United Mine Workers
Ivon Harris
Railroad Brotherhoods
Fred Smith
International Association of Machini
Petition Filed For Letters Of Administration In Surrogate Court
Robert Bloomer of St Lawrence University Canton files a petition in Surrogate Court for letters of administration after the death of Marie Bloomer on July 19. The estate is valued at $2,000. The petitioner is the deceased’s son.
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Robert ©. Bloomer
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Bloomer
Marie Bloomer
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Aon
Cath
Household Finance Corporation
HIC
Paymts
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W. Jefferson St
Loew Theatre
ICC
Dean Hilton
Frigidaire
Clark Music CO
South Salina
Radio Education Group
HOTEL
Onondaga
Fayetteville Road
South Warren
Mouton
Coats
George Block & Co
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