Driver Hurt As Train Hits Truck
Gordon A. Smith, 59, of Central Square, R, PD. 1, critically injured at the Le Moyne crossing when a New York Central freight train struck his panel truck. He suffered a fractured skull and mangled legs as the vehicle overturned, was dragged 70 feet, and tossed from the right door. Deputies said he was northbound and ran flashing red lights, with eleven cars passing before the train halted. Engineer A M Stickler said the train was traveling miles per hour. The crew included H A Clark and H R Bender. First aid used a spectator’s belt as a tourniquet for the left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon A. Smith
Central Square
R, PD. 1
University Hospital
New York Central
LeMoyneay
Smith
A. M. Stickler
Corning
DeWitt Yards
H. A. Clark
H. R. Bender
Andrew Hoffman
David Lacey
William Behan
Henry Coughlin
British Win 5S A Debate in Crouse Auditorium
Two Syracuse opponents fell before Ernest A. Smith and John C. Williams in a unanimous decision on the resolution That Democratic Socialism is the Most Effective Barrier to Communism. Judges were Frank Tisker Marjorie C. Smith and William F. Galpin with Alan J. Mascov as chairman. The English debaters visit 20 states meeting 42 college teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Crouse
Ernest A. Smith
University of Birmingham
John C. Williams
University College of North Wales
Warren B. Rudman
College of Business Administration
H. Richard Silver
College of Liberal Arts
Frank Tisker
Marjorie C. Smith
William F. Galpin
Alan J. Mascov
Variety Debate Council
Elks to Hold Memorial Service at Syracuse Lodge
Syracuse Lodge 31 B P C veterans announce memorial services tomorrow afternoon at 815 James St. for members who died in the last year. Exalted Ruler Frank J. Spring will lead the ritual, with music by Arthur Binning and Arthur Fredenburgh. Daniel F. Mathews will deliver the address. service open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Fred Markle
Merie H. Wright
Frank H. Andrews
John Wysocki
Harry G. Williams
Frank J. Schadt
Charles F. Northup
Robert I. Murphy
George H. Schell
James P. Maloney
Joseph J. Cahill
Howard W. Cady
Rufus M. White
Willis W. Ger
Wiliam G. Ryan
J. Edward Silverman
Joseph di- Raddo
Harold F. Whitbread
Unity at Church Sessions Stressed by Leader
The Rev Laurence T Hosie executive secretary of the Syracuse and Onondaga County Council of Churches says at the constituting convention of the National Council of Churches in Cleveland Ohio that unity prevailed. Delegates set aside self interest and moved leaders into subordinate roles within a new national organization. He highlighted the Taos amen and urged the church to strengthen its fight against paganism and defend its freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence T. Hosie
Syracuse and Onondaga County
N Y Guard Units To Stay Inactive
Col Colin P Williams commander of the 128th Infantry regiment says New York National Guard units will not be called to active duty soon. Guardsmen in good standing are exempt from the draft per Maj Gen Karl F Vausauer. Williams adds enlistment aims to ensure service with an organized force if mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Juvenile Centers Proposed for New York
Richard D. Greene chief probation officer of Children's Court urged the state operate detention centers for juvenile delinquents. He said local centers were too costly for communities and proposed experimental state custody centers with the State Department of Social Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dpd. Greene
Children’s Court
State Association of Judges of Children’s Courts
New York City
Greene
State Department of Social Welfare
Alumni View Connecticut Rhode Island Football Game
At a meeting of the Rhode Island State College Alumni of Central New York last night at the Sky Chief Restaurant movies of the Connecticut Rhode Island football game were shown. An nounced appointment of a three man committee to plan next month's meeting which will be a dinner dance. Those named were George F P Kimball DeWitt Cam George Slacim Fast Syracuse and Gilbert Hardy Skaneateles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island State College
Central New York
Sky Chief
Albert Gudas
John J. Condon
George FP
Kimball
DeWitt
Cam George Slacim
Fast Syracuse
Gilbert Hardy
Skaneateles
Tapsters to Give Loretto Best Show
A newly formed group of non professional entertainers the Tapsters will present a show at Loretto Rest Sunday at 2 P M under the direction of Mrs Trving Rh Gronau Participating in the show will be Ida Aurel Tony Perra Emil De Rose Jack Gronau Mary Russell Ernest Beehr Pat Kaufman Jane Ketcham Anna Gallo Mary Shattuck Bill Hopkins Denise Smith and Elaine Kennedy as accompanist Sin Leaf are Tda Avreli Tony Perra and Emil De Roe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapsters
Loretto
Trving
Rh. Gronau
Ida Aurel
Tony Perra
Emil de Rose
Jack Gronau
Mary Russel
Ernest Beehr
Pat Kaufman
Jane Ketcham
Anna Gallo
Mary Shattuck
Bill Hopkins
Denise ‘Smith
Elaine Kennedy
Sin- Leaf
Tda Avreli
Emil de Roe
Board to Get Race Track Study Monday
A five member bipartisan committee appointed by the Board of Supervisors will present conclusions on the Collamer race track at Monday’s regular meeting. The panel, chaired by Thomas H. Dyer, has not released findings and plans to seek a board vote on the track issue, with expectations that the resolution opposing the track may be defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervis ‘3
Thomas H. Dyer
Onondaga
Budget Cuts Loom For Syracuse Library In 1951
Miss Frieda F Gates reports to Mayor Corcoran that Syracuse Public Library faces service curtailments and fewer new books as the 1951 city budget absorbs 16000 for higher staff salaries and rising costs. A state aid grant of 30145 supports books and periodicals until 1958, then reverts to 900 annually if county system approved. Estimated 1950 circulation reached 1275000 amid a 48650 budget, the largest in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Gates
Minister's Wife Guest at Party
The Men s League of First Presbyterian Church hosted a party for the new minister. Detained Rev William McConaghy was represented by his wife Mrs McConaghy with Mrs James Harris. Captain Edward M S erwer of the Salvation Army entertained. Charles BE Richardson presided. Stewart Brindley introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
First Presbyterian Church
William McConaghy
Philadelphia
Edward M. Sdrewer
Syracuse
Salvation Army
Charles. BE. Richardson
Stewart Brindley
Health Seat Sale Reaches $21,131
Dr. HwARRY A Steckel, county Christmas Seat sale chairman, announced that yesterday's receipts of 2,083.01 boosted the total to 21,1731.04. The total represents 60 per cent of the 70,000 goal needed by the Onondaga Seat Association to make the PRES ak OBEDY. Our receipts yesterday were excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwarry A. Steckel
Onondaga Seat Association
G. E. Clyde Plant Resumes Production in Clyde Plant
The reactivated Clyde plant of General Fleetrie Co starts limited production after a two year shutdown. Theodore E. Jamro of North Syracuse leads operations as about 100 to 150 workers are hired with a peak of 185 expected. Germanium products are manufactured for radios televisions and military electronics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
General Fleetrie Co
Theodore E. Jamro
Syracuse
G_ E
Electronics Park
Ithe Civde
Central School Study Groups Urged by Regional Committee
The New York State School Boards Association regional committee urged forming central school committees to share ideas. Representatives from Onondaga Cayuga Madison and Oswego counties attended a session in the Board of Education building as part of 16 state meetings. The plan, led by Frank W. Cyr of Columbia University Teachers College, promotes teachers observing other schools and central school visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State School Boards Association
Onondaga
Cauyuga
Madison
Osweo
Board of Education
Frank W. Cyr
Columbia Unive Teachers' College
Ryan Sworn In As Finance Deputy in Charge of Water
Edward I Apps swore Ryan, a West Side funeral director and Democrat, in as deputy commissioner of finance in charge of water. He replaces deposed deputy Frank A Rupp. post pays 4200 dollars yearly. Also sworn in was Abraham Goldbers, director of the permissive tax bureau, earning 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dd. Ryan
West Side
Yestersay
Edward I. Apps
Ryan
Frank A. Rupp
Rupp
Corcoran
Abraham Goldbers
Permissive
Accident Victim Awarded $2000 by Supreme Court
Mrs Dorothy Lyon of 101 Gave et won a $2000 verdict against John Sackett for injuries from an accident on May 18. The plaintiff, a pedestrian, suffered a back injury and was represented by Helen Norem of Gray Norem Van Len leen & Van Lengen. The case concluded last Friday after the November term final trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lyon
Supreme Court
John Sackett
Parforth St
Lois
Salina
Division Sts
Ae Faryl
Bostow
Oon IL
Ia Pedestrian
Helen Norem
Gray
Camulus Fire Plan To Be Aired At Public Hearing
A public hearing will be held at the town hall next Friday night on expanding Camulus fire protection to all township areas. The proposal would tax property owners at 34 per 1000 of assessed valuation to extend coverage, with opposition expected from eastern and northern areas preferring Lakeland Memphis or Warners districts. Mayor John Van Cleef cites a Fire Department survey showing over 80 percent outside the village support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camulus
Department
Lakeland District
Memphis
Warners
John van Cleef
Fire Department
Temple Rites For Chanukah Observance at Adath Yeshurun
A Chanukah musical service honoring the Jewish Feast of Lights was held at Temple Adath Yeshurun with Rabbi Irwin I Hyman delivering the sermon on the Maccabean triumph. Cantor Pinchas Spire led the chant with soloists Marie Stevens Ida Thaule and the temple choir. A reception followed in the social hall with Chanukah dishes displayed by Mrs Saul North and holiday refreshments served. Sisterhood and Jewish Holiday Institute co sponsored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Irwin I. Hyman
Temple Adath
Canton Pinchas Spire
Cantor Spire
Marie Stevens
Ida Thaule
Temple
Saul North
Temple Sisterhood
Jewish Hivliday Institute
Bus Line Drops Fare Discount
The Utica office of Central New York Coach Lines announced a tariff change with the Public Service Commission. Effective December 11 the round trip discount to points between Syracuse and Utica is eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Central New York Coach Lines, Inc
Public Service Commission
Syracuse
Woman Held On Lottery Charge In Diner Incident
Mrs Gladys Kimball 36 of 119 Shennard Street was arrested after a disturbance at Cameron's Diner 309 El Frvettest. Police reported a handbag theft tied to a lottery ticket stash and she admitted public intoxication receiving a 10 dollar fine or 10 days. lottery ticket possession charges were held with bail set at ten thousand? The case adjourned to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonan
Twonic
Robert Gaurnier
Mercer Wessate
Cameron's
Jack Keenan
Gladys Kimball
Shennard St
Neruzan
Gautier
Kimball
Nimbatl
Soan
Father of 2 Is Missing in Korea
Raymond V. Costello, a carpenter and sergeant with the First Cavalry, reported missing in action in Korea. He has been in Korea since July and reenlisted three years ago after four years of service in World War I. He is married to Charlotte Costello and father of Denise and Charlene. Other missing soldiers include Pfc William Caprin of Fulton and Cpl Ronald Snow of Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattydale
Korea
Department of Defense
Raymond V. Carstello
Charlotte J Agnes Costello
Deniece
Charlene
Costello
First Cavalry
Jxkorea
Ranlear Battalion
William J. Caprin
Ma‘pel Caprin
Eriest
Fulton, Land
Ronald Snow
Land
Marian Snow
Fulton
Pedestrian Struck by Car on Burnet and Dillavears
William Kuklinski of Ang Peat Street suffered serious injuries after a westbound car driven by James Evans of 1621 8 State Street struck him. Evans received a summons for operating a vehicle with defective brakes and Kuklinski was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital with scalp lacerations, possible internal injuries, and multiple bruises.
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William Kurklensaki
Ang Peat
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Elks
N.Y
Willian Behan
Drain
Glee Movnear
Deytyer Gordon A
Cent Squawe
Norea
Europe
Near East
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of Sacred Jleart
Caroline Divpska
Dane Nadalska
Piotrowska
Pvlvia Dladjudk
Betis Ann Teinoly
Regina Macronis
A. Garstha
National Catholic Welfare Conference
C.Y
Catholic Youth Organization’s Auxiliary
N. Salina St
Mary Russo
Thomas Nelson
ME Shields Dwyer
CYO
Charles Igotese
Pah Nolin
Union Depot
Dee Fat & Pim
Bellevue Janitor Hight
Jeff
Connie Ilawes
Ramona Manke
David Huttar
Bruce Kurtz
Cornelia Mawes
William Corcosiau
Dee
Scrooge
Francis J. Savage
11Th Ward
Dyer
Frank W. Conway
Geddes
John H. Terry
12Th Ward
Savage
John D.mccintire
Eighth Ward
Keisseth J. MacDonald
W. Beldenay
Dolew
John A. Kinney Wiper
Creek
MacDonald
Foven
Elethilite Dist
G. E. Clyde
of Ai
Mes. Kimball
Keenan
Se E. Guis. Educational
Hnolgateh, Gilbert
Milton Bradley
Irue Vue
Falsam and Others
Genesee &T
Meg
W.t.grant
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