Dream Fighter Breaks an Arm The Third Time
Robert Hayes six year old of Amboy on Warners Road fell from a top bunk and fractured his right arm between wrist and elbow. He was hospitalized at Gnnodaga General Hospital and said he wanted candy and his toys while recovering. His mother Katherine Hayes recounted his prior warnings of night time tumbles.
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Robert Hayes
Bob
Warners Rd
Amboy
B.D. 1
Gnondaga General Hospital
Katherine Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
Shane
Ais. Hayes
Charlotte Pfohl
Quondaga General Hospital
Bob Hayes
Kriesel Aims to Swim Skaneateles Lake Length Today
Richard Kriesel a 26 year old Syracute welder planned a 16 mile lengthwise swim of Skaneateles Lake at daybreak with a support boat. He hopes the training will prepare him for a Channel attempt in 1955. His brother Donald and friends accompany him as they monitor weather and wind while Kriesel completes the journey in about 10 hours. His wife noted only one other person has swum the lake lengthwise, Chubby Greenough in 1943, and Carleton Dunn of Skaneateles claimed to have swum the lake last Thursday.
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Richard Kriesel
Syracute Welder
English Channel
Skaneateles Lake
Kriesel
Donald
Chubby Greenough
Brockway
Pawne
Carleton Dunn
Skaneateles
Colgate Swimming Team
Hanley Praises U.S. Prospect at State Fair
Former Lt. Gov. Joseph Hanley told a capacity audience at the State Fair that the United States offers promise and that the country belongs to the people not the government. He cited airplanes telephones and movies as signs of progress and called America God's last experiment in democracy.
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United States
Joseph Hanley
Hanley
Russia
Han- Tey
América
Hanier
Lincoln Bank Moves Chimes Branch to Bigger Corner
Lincoln National Bank will relocate its Chimes Branch to the S Salina and W Onondaga corner of the Chimes Building. The 3,000 square foot space replaces 1,500 and a 15 year lease was arranged by Eagan Real Estate. Banking operations start after interior work and the move is framed as growth driven.
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Lincoln National Bank
S. Salina and
W. Onondaga Sts
Chimes
Warren B. Unbehend
Salina St
Walgreen Drug Company
Eagan Real Estate
Rubbish Collection Delayed By Labor Day Week
Commissioner Frank Harmon announced residential rubbish pickups will run one day late this week due to the Labor Day holiday. Hermon said tomorrow’s collection moves to Tuesday and Tuesday’s to Wednesday, while the downtown Friday route remains on its regular schedule.
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Frank Harmon
Hermon
Harmon
Syracuse School Openings Differ For Parochial And Public
Diocesan and public schools in Syracuse schedule differ with public schools starting Sept and parochial schools delaying opening until the same day. Superintendent Callaghan notes most diocesan schools officially open Wednesday while parish schools set their own start date. Parents urged to plan week ahead and use remaining vacation time.
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Zasy
Thi
James E
Callaghan
Perostart
Syra i
Syracuse
Plane Crash Injures Four Near Sodus While Returning from NY State Fair
A single engine plane carrying members of the Jack Kochman Hell Drivers show crash landed in a field in the town of Sodus, injuring four. Pilot David C DeCarle of Lansing Canada reported low fuel after a Rochester to Syracuse flight. Injuries ranged from facial lacerations to possible broken nose and contusions. two passengers, Kochman and Patten, were treated and released.
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Sodus
Jack Kochman
Rochester
Syracuse
TUE
David C DeCarle
Lansing
Can
Corp
Earl Andress
Newark State Police
Cornelius Reymoud
Lake: Worth
Fla
Rochelle Park
N. J
Hell
George Patten
Shelby
N.C
Polio Cases Still at 51 in Central New York
No new polio cases reported to the City Health Department yesterday, keeping the year’s total at 51 in the Central New York area. Dr. C. A. Sargent notes the local cases, 26 in the city, outpace last year’s August totals but are below 1950’s peak. he hopes the trend will slow like last year after September.
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C. A. Sargent
New York
Sargent
Car motor stolen from repair yard in late night theft
Duane Weller of 312 South Beech Street reported to Patrolman Harold Seid that a motor he was repairing was stolen from his yard sometime between 6 30 PM Friday and 7 30 AM yesterday. The motor was valued at 75 dollars.
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Duane Weller
S. Beech Sr
Harold Seid
City uses water sale debate pits city residents vs suburb buyers
Common Council set to decide Tuesday on a request by Nottingham Center to buy city water for its shopping center on Nottingham Road in De Witt. Some officials oppose supplying water to outside interests, warning of future city shortages. Councilman Bixby urges waiting for the Onondaga County Water Authority report to craft a uniform policy. The Nottingham Center application cites hardship from hard well water. Concluded on Page 21, Column 2.
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Pal
Nottingham
Tac
DeiWitt
Nottingham Rd
Nelson F. Pitts
J. Ward Bixby
Onondaga County
Joseph Spector
Nottingham Center, Inc
George Cregg
Melvin& Melvin Law Firm
Cregg
Onondaga County Water Authority
Weils
Thief Sentenced To Year In Onondaga County Penitentiary
Frank McNally age 45 without a fixed home pleaded guilty to petty larceny in police court and was sentenced to one year in the Onondaga County Penitentiary. He was arrested Friday night by Patrolman John Carey. The accused possessed a gabardine jacket and sunglasses reported stolen by James E. Cilley of 614 James Street after a theft from a car in the Erie block area. The stolen value was listed as 27 dollars.
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Frank McNally
Onondaga County Penitentiary
John Carey
James E. Ciller
James St. Cilley
Erie Bird
Super's Wife Brushes Front Porch At State Sanatorium
Mrs Brown, wife of Syracuse superintendent Tie Bowmard J Brown, begins painting the white frame residence’s front porch. She plans a quick finish, hopes to set an example for public service, and will host a tea for committee members aiding a project for physically handicapped people in Onondaga.
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Resi-Danca of
Tie Bowmard
J Brown
Onondaga Sanatorium
Mrs. Brown
New York State
Bernard J. Brown
Showers Forecast Amid Doubtful Labor Day Weather
The forecast hints at showers late tonight and tomorrow with a cool afternoon ahead. Meteorologist Andrew Keller cites a trough to the southwest and warm air from Chicago to the Rockies as factors. Daily highs near 79 then 88, with night lows around 10 above freezing and a transition to clearer skies later.
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Labor Day
Andrew P. Keller
Jts Aly
Kelier
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Stevenson and Eisenhower Make Inroads in New York Campaign
The race for New York votes shows both Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson gaining ground. Observers note Stevenson pressed his case more effectively in New York City while Eisenhower secured labor support and reconciled party wounds. Both plan upstate visits and further stops before Election Day as campaigns intensify for the 45 electoral votes.
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Natic
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. ‘Stevenson
Stevenson
New York City
Eisenhower
New York
Upstate
Cashmore Boost in New York Senate Race Discussed
Democrats face a tough fray against Senator Irving S. Ives of Norwich. The leadership seeks Liberal support for Borough President John Cashmore of Brooklyn, potentially swinging about a half million votes between victory and defeat in the fall.
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Jonn ‘Cashmore
Brooklyn
Indersey
Queen Marlene Seme Crowned 1952 New York State Fair Queen
Marlene Seme a 4-H girl from Stone Mills near La Fargeville, crowned queen of the 1952 New York State Fair after a lifetime of farm life and scholarship. Her beauty routine is milk and lipstick, with brains to match as she graduated vale dictorian with a 90 average. Her father Anthony credits early life for shaping the queenly figure, while Marlene teases politics as a Thursday Republic.
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Cathy Covert
Marlene Seme
Maren
Marlene
Stone Mills
LaFargeville High School
Geo. Thomas FE
Anthony C
Ives to Address New York Auto Dealers Convention in Syracuse
Senator Irving M Ives who was renominated last week will address the New York State Automobile Dealers Convention at the Hotel Syracuse on September 15. The Liberty Party backs a standby candidate Dr George S Counts of Columbia University while seeking a substitute by Sept 5. Counts could stay in the race, with no early endorsement for Ives. The party aims to recruit labor support for Cashmore as Democratic leadership tests upstate strength and balance. Observers note Cashmore’s apparent cross-endorsement from Ed Flynn and Dan O Connell, with upstate fears lingering about a metro bias in ticket balance. Impelliteri faces questions over alleged preconvention interventions benefiting Cashmore in exchange for Brodsky support.
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Irving M. Ives
New York State
Syracuse
The
Liberty Party
Averell Harriman
George S. ‘Counts
Columbia University
Dr. Counts
Cashmore
Ives
D.so
Buffalo
Harriman
Robert F. Wagner, Jr
Manhattan
Herbert H. Lehman
Paul Fitzpatrick
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Dan O'Connell
Albany
New York City
Vincent Impeliiteri
Wagner
Street Sign Coat Theft Report In Local Incident
Carl C. Foster 69 of 111 Shennard Street reported leaving his coat at a street sign at Dickerson and Clinton yesterday around 39 minutes before the incident. He returned to find his coat, glasses, bank books, keys and personal papers missing with a loss of 21 dollars. Patrolman John Mulligan investigated.
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Carl C. Foster
Shennard St
Foster
John Mulligan
Dickerson
Clinton Sts
Undies and girdle stolen from clothesline
ICTORIA MOORE reports a theft from her back yard between 10 and 7 yesterday. Six pairs of undergarments and a girdle were taken from her clothesline, valued at six dollars, with police contacted.
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Ictoria Moore
Marcellus St
Somevong
Richard Haley
Siz
Stolen Shoes and Cash Reported Missing in Weekend Theft
Joseph Cashney reported a theft from his room at 11 PM Friday. A tan pair of shoes and 70 dollars were missing from his residence at 206 Crouseau.
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Joseph Cashney
Crouseau
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Ike
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Seld
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