Bishop Peabody Urges End to Church Gambling
The Rt. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Central New York, writes clergy that bingo and raffles should stop. He says gambling is wrong for stewards of Christ and risks moral decline, urging pastors to halt church gambling and offering pastoral guidance.
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Raffles
Bishop Peabody
Malcolm, E. Peabody
Episcopal
Central New
York
Peabody
Syracuse
Michael Wynn
Wynn
Utica
Brethren
New York
Christ
M. E. Peabody
Kinney Launches Broad Gambling Crackdown
Police Chief John A. Kinney declares a targeted drive against all gambling forms. Arrests will follow for punch boards bowls of chance and similar devices in drug stores smoke shops and restaurants. Pinball machines will be checked for paying off as illegal activity. Kinney will monitor bingo games now operating to enforce violations.
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John A. Kinney
Kinney
Theft From Home Reported With Art Jewelry and Checks Missing
Mrs Nellie L LeBrun of 114 W Borden Ave reports losses exceeding 82800 from a third floor room that served as a small museum. Detectives Byrnes and Roberts investigated after she was moved Sept to a third floor, with a foreign wrist watch and traveler's checks among the stolen items.
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Nellie “L. LeBrun
W. Borden
LeBrun
Andrew Peltz
James Byrnes
Benjamin Roberts
Missing items include paintings canvases and sculptures
The report lists stolen art including two framed oil paintings and 22 unframed finished canvases valued at 1400 dollars. Four Brazilian butterfly trays worth 80 dollars and five ivory miniatures listed at 100 dollars are also missing.
Youth Hit by Car While Crossing Road
IRWIN ENGLISH 19 of Bills Trailer Camp is in Onondaga General Hospital in good condition after being struck by a car driven by O E Eastman of 1302 Spring St at Wolf Street and Grant Boulevard at 1030 P M Monday.
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Irwin English
Bill
Onondaga General Hospital
O. E. Eastman
Spring $T
Wolf St
Grant Blvd
Man injured crossing street in street incident
Police report states a man suffered a possible skull fracture facial lacerations over the left eye and burns on the left leg when struck while attempting to cross the street. Patrolmen George Kappesser and Harold Flavin investigated the scene.
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George Kappesser
Harold Flavin
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Ol’ Man
Hiawatha Blvd
Albino
RUG ‘and Linoleum Co
Park St
Bett Crocken
Merry
Betty Crocker
Ged
First Federal
Deen
Federal Savings
Eee Sirtesi Association
Warren Street
Kent
Salina St
Chesterfield
West 49Th Street
Shinsner
Lincoln and Mercury
Lincoln
Mercury
Mercury Motor Cars
Paul T. Henson, Inc
Genie Street
Valley Drive
Syracuse, New York
Goulet Motors, Inc
Genesee St
Baldwinsville, New York
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