Four World War II Veterans Among Sixty New Citizens
More than sixty people from twelve countries became American citizens at the naturalization term before Justice Abram Zoller. Four veterans included Vincenzio Vitale of Auburn seeking citizenship to welcome his wife from Italy, Bernard C. Flood and William H. Bennett both natives of Canada, and Samuel Rappaport who came from Russia in 1920. Lena Hertkorn was denied citizenship over Bund membership, and Stephan Halasz died before the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Vincenzio Vitale
Underwood St
Auburn
Italy
Vitale
America
Palermo
Bernard C. Flood
S. State St
William H. Bennett
College of Foresttry
Syracuse University
Canada
Samuel Rappaport
Russia
S. Salina St
Vera Georgevitch
Peckav
Yugoslavia
Vera Webber
Prescott School
Miss Georgevitch
Syracuse
Georgevitch
Central High School
Daughters of the Revolution
Court House
Phillip W. Leighton
Justice Zoller
Lena Hertkorn
Russelll
Bernard C. Floud
Rosalie DeBuck
Lakeport
Leonard DeBuck
Ira
DeBuck
Hollands
Syracuse Verdict and Local Notices From the County Court
Dominick Tarbell a 15 year old of 613 S West St found guilty of assault third degree by a County Court jury after a short deliberation. The case involved an attack on Patrolman Hy Luebberman at a grill. Tarbell appeared on crutches as Frank DelVecchio assisted the prosecution. Also notes on a Syracuse Railway Historical Society meeting and other local items including marriages births and delinquencies in property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Tarbell
S. West, St
Leo W. Breed
Tarbell
Hy Luebberman
Frank DelVecchio
Syracuse committee urges new 400 to 600 bed city hospital
The Onondaga County Medical Society committee reports a 1946 bed utilization crisis. It calls for a new community hospital of 400 to 600 beds on the medical center grounds to relieve overcrowding, with 1,500 total beds planned and targeted expansions at University and Syracuse General Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County Medical Society
Gordon D. Hogple
Society
University Hospital
Syracuse General Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Syracuse University
Medical Center
Evening events and meetings at Syracuse area venues
Listings show dinners and meetings at Museum of Fine Arts Hotel Onondaga and Hotel Syracuse including Pi Lambda Theta initiation, Atlantic Employes union, Eastern Milk Producers, S A M Alumni and hospital auxiliary luncheons, Women’s Congress, and multiple club gatherings with dates and attendee names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Lambda Theta
Museum of Fine Arts
American Society of Metals
Hotel Onondaga
Atlantic Employes Union
Onondaga
Eastern Milk Producers
Cancer Committee
Syracuse
St. Josephs Hospital
Women's Congress
Wieting-Johnson Hospital
Pontias Motors
Haverin Electric Co
Better Builders Association
Music Teachers Association of Central
Traffic Court Docket Balances Fines for Multiple Violations
Judge Truman H Preston presides over a list of speeding and control violations. Drivers include Floyd W Knapp on Floyd Street and Edward Schach at Carbon Street with speeds between 42 and 52 mph. Various fines range from 1 to 20 dollars for offenses such as speeding failing to maintain control and running amber lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Floyd W. Knapp
Lindster
Gearsce St
Sparcti
Edward Schach
Carbon St
Grant Bird
Norman Mick. Jr
Matson
Salina St
Ella S. Wellman
Terry Rd
Thomas C. Donato
Burnet Av
Randall S. Lawrence
Green St
Angelo Gressani
W. Colvins
John B. Reichel
Kirkpatrick St
Homer’ Corbell
Kirkville
Anti Smoky Efforts Studied by Syracuse Consultant
E E Finn a smoke abatement consultant and Thracite engineer studied Syracuse fire and smoke control with Emmett Mulroy of the Anthracite Institute and City Engineer Nelson F Pitts. The group discussed state law city ordinances and education as tools to reduce smoke in 46 buildings owned by Hagan Real Estate Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Mulroy
Syracuse
The
Anthracite Institute of New York
RE. E. Finn
Anthracite Institute
E. E. Finn
Finn
Hagan Real Estate Corp
Mulray
Binghamton
Edward Eagan
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Mr.Finn
Albany
Restaurant Health Crackdown to Continue Despite Mayor's Ultimatum
Dr H Burton Doust said the restaurant sanitation crackdown would continue and not be halted by Mayor Costello's 30 day deadline. Assistant counsel Kolakowski will seek signed evidence from inspectors Dooling and others before issuing warrants if needed, with 165 restaurants listed as non compliant and inspections to speed up after January 1 with two more inspectors added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringelmann
Syracuse
Donald Mumford
Eagans
H. Burton Doust
Frank J. Costello
Peter Kolakowski
Corporation Counsel
Kolakowski
Maurice J. Dooling
Bureau of Food Sanitation
Dooling
Dr. Doust
Dr. Dooling
Costello
Eviction Forcefully Ends Syracuse Family’s Home Fight
A mother and 12 members of the Wilson family were evicted from 214 Oakwood Ave in Syracuse after Marshal Jurino ordered entry. Police and movers removed furniture as relatives and neighbors watched. Catholic Charities and city officials said offers of housing were made, but no placement found for Mrs. Wilson, her husband, and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Francis Wilson
John R. Jurino
Oakwood Av
Wilson
Inurino
Catholic Charities
Joseph B. Toomey
Wilsons
Marshal Turino
Andrew Peltz
US Postpones Doyle Corp. Liquidation Proceedings
U S Referee David J. Goldstein postponed a liquidation decision for Doyle Manufacturing Corp, granting a one week adjournment at the request of Howard H. Cannon representing two banks owed about 80 000. J Norman Crannage proposed 15 cents on the dollar to unsecured creditors, but creditors and the committee rejected the offer as too low. The referee noted that no viable plan had been presented and expenses were mounting as liquidation loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Manufacturing Corp
U. S
David J. Goldstein
Howard H. Cannon
Goldstein
J. Norman Crannage
Marvin, Hand, Sears, Bush and Crannage
Crannage
Rolland B. Marvin
Marvin
Doyle, Corp
G. Norman Knaus
Doyle Company
Knaus
Paul J. Shea
N. Edward Rosenberg
Cannon
Owner to Continue With Remodeling After Eviction Order
William T. Culp won court permission to proceed with remodeling after January 31 citing OPA approval and a $33,000 investment. Judge William McClusky ordered the eviction of Joan Leathley from a second floor apartment at 148 W. Brighton Ave, stating Culp had reached an impasse that blocked completion until the Leathley family vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Culp
William McClusky
Joan Leathley
Brighton Av
McClusty
Culp
OPA
Leathley
Fire Alarm Log Highlights at Multiple Addresses
An emergency log records several false alarms and actual alerts across Washington Warren Streets and nearby addresses. Entries include 12:57 A.M. telephone alarms at 3508 Oswere St and 3:05 A.M. false alarm near Washington and Warren sts. An overheated furnace at 103 Strand 1 triggered a minor interior alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Warren Gn
Oswere St
Washington and
Warren Sts
Townsend and Water
Man and Wife Arrested in $700 Holdup
John Henry Bell admitted with his wife Marion Louise Bell to taking about $700 from James Vanderpool at a Lakeport camp on November 22. Vanderpool, who traveled from Baldwinsville for a car payment, was beaten and then the couple tried to start his car before police arrested Bell near Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
John Henry Bell
James Vanderpool
Baldwinsville
Lakeport
Oneida Lake
Bell
Rochester
Marion Louise Bell
Chicago
Frank Stritter
BCI
Arthur S. Crouch
Madison County
Syracuse
Corp
Raymond Fogarty
Vanderpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Webber
Prescott
National Railway Historical Society
New York Central Y. M. C. A
Murray Alexander Cayley
First Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Hillier
Hoytsville
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Henry J. Connors
Real Estate Commission
Thomas A. Walsh
Althea R. Osborne
Fadius
Henry
Daniscewski
Rosemary Losito
Solvay
Maurice Gc. Sotherden
Frances, Breed
Clay
R.D
Ernest FP. Ailen
Josephine J. Snell
Chittenango
Earl C. Coupe
Maybelle R. Beyer
Jamesville
Kenyon B. Bajus
Roberta
H. McCann
S. Collingwood Av
Donald H. Garlock
Ellen Cleary Air Base
Salina
Herbert Davis
Jeannette Darling
Kigsch
Frank Columbus
Caroline Pospiech
Marcellus St
Eugene £. Phrong
Irene R. Fabistaky
Walter W.shute
Alice H. Warner
Lafayette
Robert E. Belge
Jane R. Snyders
Bridgeport
Francis L. Becker
Helen M. Winslow
Beecher
Frank B. Ezzo
Antoinette
Fusco
Harry F. McConnell
Blanche
B. Kleinhenz
Hatch St
Charles C. Kahl
Mary Misco
Comstock
John Rybak
Mary Burak
S. Edwards
Ralph Blackshear
Mary Collins
Washington St
Theodore Rosen
Martha Mason
Elliot’ St
Ernest Lyon
Adelaide Lawson
Slocum Heights
Samuel
Solitto, Jr
Helen Rocarin
Ped Mules
Anthony J. Christopher
Carrie E. Er
John Hryni
Helen Kendrat
Bryant
Richard
Woodard
Elizabeth Paterson
James St
Robert G. Heffernan
Helen A. Traub
Clinton St
Lucile
Jacob S. Ramses Retan
Ralph D. Carley
Agnes L Shevidani
Elbridge
William A. Lippacher
Diane Beanery
Midland
John E. Crumpler
Lois E. Wilsoy
East Syracuse
Albert &Smoral
Msabel Swictonoski
Maple Rd
Geddes
Donald J. Corbett
Wilma J. Stacy
Onon Aga
Charles L. Fichter
Hovey St
Gladys B. Menikheim
East
Morris GL. Lassman
Seymour St
Gertrude la Vine
Fellows
John Seabury
Furman
Marie Zinserling
South
Marshall
Doyle Corp
Big Prices
SAULS
LIPSY
E. Washington
Herald-Journal Wire
Harry Howlett
Studebaker
Pants
N. Salina St
Parker
Magnetex
Chamberlins
Stationers Producers of Fine Printing
W. Jefferson ST
CHE
Dewitt
East Genesee St
Chix
Roth Jewelry Company
American Gem Society
Masonic Fraternal
Arm LS Bai
Ilweler. A,g.s
Genesee St
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