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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1946

Page

6

Accidents From Page One Reported Injuries Across Area

A Thanksgiving return trip from Gouverneur left Martha Snyder and seven others with head cuts, internal injuries, and bruises. In the Marcellus street crash five people were hospitalized for leg and facial injuries. A Rock Cut Road wreck sent seven to hospitals including arms, facial and skull injuries. A three car crash on Route 48 north of Baldwinsville produced contusions and internal injuries. Other incidents included a Baldwinville two car collision with knee injuries and a Syracuse driver charged with reckless driving after a multi-vehicle wreck on Rockwell Road.

Snyder Martha Mary Phock Marlena Lucile Ralph Mary Jean Brown Oswego Glen Young Gouverneur Young and Brown Syracuse Jay M. Barry Gifford St Marcellus St At, Joseph's Hospital Mia Dalyy Bergman Jamesville Betty Clifford Otisco Arione Geimsiay Camillus Barry Austin Merriam Delaware St Crouse-Irving Hospital University and Syracuse General Hospitals Rock Cut E. Brighton Av Wee Robert J. Hohl Lincoln Park Evelyn Sotherdien Webster Av Paul Dodge Salina St Harry Gates Shennard St Dorothy Hare S. West St Beasle Feagock W. Onondaga St Albert Sobey Blaine Wrights Corners Baldwinsville Leland C. Scoville Main St Camden Crouse-Irving ‘Hospital Margaret H. Scoville Clyde H. E. Cook R. D Mabel Crook Hotaling St. Baldwinsville Arley Crook Cook William Mertin W. Ononage St Three Rivers Bridge Archier Ingamells Fulton Evelyn Augusta Martin Baldwingville Ralph Garson S. Clinton St Geneva Hospital Route 5 Geneve Charles W. Wetmore Tallman St New York’ Central Railroad Robert Walker Fort Plain Wetmore Walker Andrew Auringov Laliyette St Joseph's Hospital Rockwell Ed Nedrow John R. Carr Detroit Mich Oneida Boston Mass Carr Hugh Noldan Court St Wneldon Donald Harvey North Syracuse Cold Springs Liverpool John Dinehart John Meluean Yonkers Norlin Syr~acuse Dinehart Victor Blackwell Manlius Sheriff's Office N. Manlius St. Manlius Victor ‘Tucci Nicholas Louise

Men’s Club Dinner At St Alban’s Dec 3

The Men’s Club of St. Alban’s Episcopal Church will host a dinner on Tuesday December 3 at 6 30 PM at the church. Guest speaker Prof Herman H Boyle of the Maxwell School Syracuse University will discuss Democracy on.

St. Alban’s Episcopal Church Herman H. Boyle Maxwell School of Citizenship Syracuse University

Cold wave grips region as roads halt state traffic

Snow and freezing air hit the area with traffic tied up on the Camillus hills and West Hills for hours as post holiday crowds clogged highways. One Syracuse Utica trip took over four hours, Albany to Syracuse nearly 22 hours. Temperatures plummeted across the eastern U S with Bemidji at 17 below zero and Elmira Heights recording a fatal crash after a bus struck a slipping auto. New York saw eight degrees below in Sackets Harbor and Watertown hitting zero as bitter cold spread from Maine to Florida.

Fayetteville Camillus Hills Camillus Art West Hills West Hill East HM Syracuse Utica Albany TNE Surscuge United States Maine Florida Atlantic Minnesota Missouri Mississippi Bemidji Minn New York State Edith C.stevens Elmira Heights Elmira Sackels Harbor Lake Ontario Black River Watertown

Dairy prize winners at Chicago Livestock Show

Paul M. Fishel a 20 year old 4 H member from Neaverton won first in the dairy contest at the Chicago Livestock Show on Sunday. Other New York winners include Margaret Bailey 16 Smithville Finis second in food freeing Marion C Goeney 19 Nassau fourth in the clothing project and Roger Gleason 28 Groton first in farm electrification.

WEN Dairy Prize Coigago Paul M. Fishel Eaverton Chicago New York State Margaret M. Bailey Smithville Finis Marion CG. Goeney Nassau Roger Gleason Groton

Mrs F D R Denies Illness and Plans for Remarriage

New York headline reports Mrs Fioreanor Roosevelt stating she is in good health and does not plan to remarry. She dismisses gossip linking illness and cancer fears and notes the UN workload suits her at age 62.

New York

Pact Against Russ Charged

London report says Konnicunacus, a Labour MP, charged that American and British military authorities have agreed to plan jointly for defense against a potential Russian war. A British government spokesman confirmed talks on standardizing weapons and peacetime military cooperation but denied binding agreements or decisions.

London Konnicunacus Zilliacus United States Britain

Indian leaders to meet Attlee in quick roundtable talks

London report says Viceroy Viscount Wavell and four key Indian political leaders arrive today for hastily arranged conferences with Prime Minister Clement Attlee. The talks aim to decide issues of self government and possible civil conflict in India.

India London Viscount Wavell Clement Att Jee

Veto reform stalled as big powers clash in UN talks

United Nations assemblies grapple with veto limits amid Cold War tensions. Molotov argues for international control without seat veto, while Connally defends effective oversight. Bevin Couve De Murville Molotov Byrnes seek 50 50 Axis reparations for Greece and Yugoslavia as diplomats push for pact clarity.

United States V. M. Molotov Security Council Connally Energy Commission United Nations Assembly Council of Foreign Ministers Britain Assembly China France Russia United Greece Yugoslavia Ernest Bevin Maurice Couve de Murville James F. Byrnes

Fire Destroys Groton Home Before Fire Units Arrive

Fire redeveloped rapidly as Groton Fire Department responded to a blaze at a residence. Sheriff Clif ford Hell and Fire Chief Gerald Miller arrived after neighbors raised the alarm. By the time Bremen units reached the scene the dwelling was fully engulfed. Theresa Dassance reported the fire may have started from a two burner oil stove in the kitchen. The Dassance children slept on the upper floor. two-year-old Lowell and five-month-old Donna May were on the ground floor with their mother and escaped. The mother may have been overcome by smoke before gathering all the children. The Dew family, formerly of Trumansburg, have moved to the area.

Gerald Miller Groton Clifford Hell Atill Bremen Perry Thomas Dassance Theresa Mr. Dassance Snerris Hall Lowell Donna May Sheriff Hall

Homeowner Care After Greystone Purchase October

Readable fragments show a Groton home purchased on October 1 with Theresa and George being cared for by neighbors following the event. No further details on ownership, cause, or responders are provided.

Groton Pheresa George

Janitor Faces Arson Charges in Missouri Fires

Kansas City janitor Blopus Walker, 46, is charged with arson for a spree that burned 20 buildings in north central Missouri towns, causing about 250000 dollars in property loss. He also faces second degree burglary and larceny charges. Walker reportedly told police he liked to watch them burn.

Renton Kansas City State Highway Patrol Missouri Blopus Walker Walker

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