Bad Check Fines Paid By Syracusan
Syracusan man W. Stoller, 48, of 126 Niven Street, was arraigned twice on bad check charges and fined for a July 19 check of 4.08 to Aaron Andrews of Venice Center, later connected to a $23 check. He pleaded guilty, paid restitution, and received a suspended sentence. State police then held him on a traffic violation in Savannah, with a warrant pending in Cayuga County for the bus stop incident in Cato. He faced arraignment again in Cato.
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Herald Jour
Auburn
Getty
W. Stoller
Stoller
Aaroh Andrews
Venice Center
Peaze Susiak
Venice
Stolier
Savannah
3P Corp
Newark
Areea
Jus Hervey
S25
Stokler
Cayuga County
Cato
Bamerick Fines Six In Gambling Case
SIM MEN arraigned before Turtze UV Bamerick in Police Caterday with gambling charges. McBride owner of a gan ment faced $230 or 250 days. James George listed $908 or £. Fa yette dealer received 39 or 50 days. Antonio Cartiato of Baltimore and James Pensa of 521 Walk St were participants. 2108 State St. received a suspended sentence of 10 or 10 days on good behavior.
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SIM
Turtze UV Bamerick
McBride Psietor
James George
Fayette
Zuary
Amie
James Christiannete
Park St
Antdnio Cartiato
Baltimore
James Pensa
S21
Walk St
State St
Estate Details and Bequests in Chapman Family Trust
The estate of Francis L. Chapman widow Zo Chapman is stated at 132906 with directives approving a 250 percent share from Chapman Lumber Co. for the life use of a Chapman. John Easton’s estate valued at 20 and Milford Jr Surrogate caazies oversee the disposition. High court directs distribution to Mrs Chapman.
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Dirs
Francis L. Chapman
Zo Chapman
Syracuse
Wag
Caazies R Milford, Jr
Chapmen Lumber Co
Tor Uife
A Chapman
Aan Chapman
Denert J.end John Easton
War Memorial Plans Submitted by Edgarton Brothers
W Dexter Edgarton and brother Vincent H Edgarton of Edgarton and Edgarton presented final Onondaga County War Memorial auditorium plans to the State Postwar Planning Commission Albrhy. Deadline for final plan submission neared as the Edgartons, whose designs led the contest months earlier, appeared early today.
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Albany
William B Stark
Quondaga County
W. Dexter Edgarton
Vincent H. Edgarton
Edgarton & Edgarton
Onondaga County War Memorial
State Postwar Planning Commission
Im Albrhy
Torlay
Pie Edgerton Brothers
William B. Stark
County War Memorial Commission
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Board of Supervisors
Sinal
Private Savatsky Wins Trieste Ping Pong Championship
Pvt Herbert Savatsky defeats John Smith of Macon Georgia in a best of five ping pong final at Trieste earning the championship among fourteen competitors. Savatsky, son of Mr and Mrs Savatsky of 712 8th Street, has served in the theater since April and is stationed at Trieste.
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Trieste
Aly
Syrique
Herbert Savatyo
John Smith
Macon
Savatsky
Themy
Lassimont
Youth Brings Dogs To Class For Demonstration
A Syracuse University student presented an illustrated lecture to earn a grade from Miss Mary Louise Schay. Holly, with his mother and cousins, showcased an Irish wolfhound and two pups from his home in Lockport as part of an Irish wolfhound lesson.
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Syracuse University
Sveetch Clas
Hervey Holly
Mary Louise Schayfor
Holly
Lockport
Theft of Drill Press and Motor from House Under Construction
Deputy Sierify Alexander Seeley investigates the theft of a drill press and motor from a house under construction in Rock Cutve. Melvin Pictquet, building four houses there, reports tarpaulin removed and 35 bound machinery carried away totaling 46.30 in value.
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Sierify Alexander
Seeley
Rock Cutve
Melvin Pictquet
Unity urged by Wampler Urees at congress in New Vale City
Wampler Urees Unity president of Carrier Cary urged labor and capital to cooperate for a square deal to ensure national daily and industrial peace. He called for unity among Americans, warning that weakness would threaten peace and the nation.
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New Vail City
Claw Wampler
Carrier Cary
Nodgel
Tie
Janarani
sArneviea
Andy
Aberied
prUlog
America
Ihenetd
Mind and belief drive war or peace in human minds
Marian McDee of New York told the Onondaga Health Association mental hygiene committee that peace begins in minds. She urged national, community, and educational actions to address mental health and child welfare, citing the need for public understanding and expanded services.
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Marian McDee
New York
McBée
Charities Aid Assujmation
Onondaga Health Association
Rabbi From Aofakin and Temple Adam Yeshurun History
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled blurb mentioning a rabbi linked to Aofakin and Temple Adam Yeshurun. It references Palestine history and an organization in America, with unclear names and duties.
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Amers Lengs
Adam Yeshurun
Palestine
Feu Isl
Syleals
Local Official Resigns Over Health Grounds
Oneida NEALTIE OFFICER Dr. John Parker, longtime Hamilton town health official, resigns effective December 1 due to ill health. The Town Board plans to fill the vacancy at the December 12 meeting.
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Nealtie
Oneida
John
Parker
Hamilton
Hill to Exhibit Modern Paintings at University Art Show
Ernestine Beisberg will display several of her canvases in the university art hall exhibit on campus. Exhibition chairman Gordon Paxson says the show runs weekdays 9 AM to noon and 7 to 9 PM, with Sunday hours. Beisberg, a Bloomington, Illinois native, studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and with Doris Sinsfeld, and has had works shown in New York City and Syracuse University.
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Eurrens
Ernestine Beisberg
Ul Doe
Gordon Paxson
Ischool
Bloomington
Til
Miss Betsberg
School of Art Institute of Chicago
Doris Sinsfeld
Anna House
Euca
Paris
Arthur Olver
New York City
Olver
Syracuse University
Three Plea Guilty Heard in County Court
In County Court this morning three defendants pled guilty. Haney D. Kleeman, 19, 108 Wadsworth St, faced third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny over stolen auto parts. Edward A. Tumolo, 17, 500 N Townsend St, was charged with second degree grand larceny.
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Hien
Tye
Countty Court
Haney D. Kleeman
Wadsworth St
Edward A. Tumoio
Townsend St
Cicero Man Alleges Neighbors’ Pigs Damaged Lawn
Carl Tilton of Cicero reported to the sheriff that a neighbor’s pigs rooted up his lawn causing damage. Deputies Walter Foote and John O’Brien investigated and Tilton said he would seek action from Justice of the Peace Blaine Boasted.
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Carl Thton
Cierera
Sheriff's Office
Walter Foote
John iBehan
iTillon
Justice of the Peace
Blaine
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