Seventeen Injured In Night Traffic Toll
Seventeen persons including five pedestrians sustained injuries in fifty traffic accidents investigated overnight by city and county police. Most crashes were blamed on streets and highways. night truck routes were active and responders noted safety concerns on Jewel and unpaved streets. Notable injuries included John W. Young of Pompey Center treated after colliding with a snowplow on Jamesville Manlius Road, with multiple stitches and facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Yacker
Jewel
John W. Young
Pompey Center
Onondaga County
Jamesville-Manlins Ltd
Young
Onondaga General Hospital
James Walker
Arthur Kasson
Leroy
B. Clark
William
Sweet Rd
Chester Piatkowski
James Byrne
Milton Av
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tompkins St
Burnet Park
VA Hospital To Be Started In Syracuse Groundbreaking Planned
Wounded World War II veterans will break ground Saturday for the new Veterans Administration Hospital at Irving Avenue and Van Buren Street. Groundbreaking set for 11 AM with speakers including Mayor-Elect Corcoran and Rep R Walter Riehlman. If weather permits, site excavation by John A Johnson & Sons Inc. should start Monday with two months needed for foundation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration Hospital
Irving’av
van Burenst
George £. Havell
Forrest Vossler
Onondaga County
Onondaga Veterans Council
Thomas
J. Corcoran
Irving Jo. Davis
County Veterans Council
John
Five Syracuse Residents Pledged on Hull
Five Syracuse University students were pledged or initiated by sorority and fraternity chapters. William Morford of 221 Scott Ave and Edward Seager of 246 Ostrander Ave were initiated into Phi Gamma Delta. George Axelson of 341 Stafford Ave and Richard Jeffress of 101 Groves St were pledged. Jennie Bauer of 431 Allen St was pledged to Pi Beta Phi. All are enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse University
William Morford
Scott Av
Edward Seager
Ostrander
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
George Axelson
Stafford
Check Lost Reported by Minerva Edwards
A lost check valued at 29 dollars was reported to police last night by Minerva Edwards aged 28, of 804 McBride Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Edwards
McBride St
Man Hurt in Car Collision at Milton and Herkimer
Walter Bradley, 47, of 217 Barret Street, sustained injuries to his right shoulder and left leg when struck by a car driven by Andre O. Leary, 707 Herkimer Street, at Milton Avenue and Herkimer Street. Leary turned left into Herkimer Street. Bradley was removed to Crouse-Irving Hospital in fair condition. no hospitalization required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatkowsaki
Byrnes
Jaimesi Hogan
Columbus Av
Tompkins St
Hogan
Burnet Park Sr
Hel Way
Wyoming
Fabius Sts
Walter Eaton
Herkimer, St
Leo Grudzinski
Frank F. Myer
Green St
Rugby Rd
Frederick Schneider
Randallav
Joseph Kaiser
Meyer
Kaiser
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Walter Bradley
Barret St
Andre O. Leary
Herkimer St
Milton Av
Leary
Bradley
Jacobsen and Karpenski Take Reserve Commands
TWO SYRACUSE UNITS of the Organized Reserve Corps receive new commanders today. Col. Charles W. Jacobsen leads the 1652d Training Center and Lt. Col. Stephen J. Karpenski heads the 911th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Jacobsen, a World War II veteran, is active in YMCA and local clubs in Syracuse and has family ties at 208 Standish Dr. He and Virginia reside there. Karpenski, a World War II theater veteran and Bronze Star recipient, formerly commanded the Third Auxiliary Surgical Group and served as division surgeon for the Seventh Armored Division. He and Catherine live with their three children at 132 North St Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Organized Reserve Corps
L. C. Jaynes
New York-New Jersey
Charles W. Jacobsen
Stephen J. Karpenski
Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Jacobsen
Tennile
University’ of Georgia
George Washington, University
Y.M.C.A
Service Men's
X.M.C.A
Gyro Club
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
University Club
Delta’ Tau Delta
Phi Delta Phi
The
Reserve Officers Association
American Legion and
Scabbard and Blade
Colonal
Virginia
Standish ‘Dr
Krarpenskl
Fauro- Spesa
Sevinth Armored Division
Karpenski
Karpenski Nissestive
Auburn
Cayuga County
Medical Society
Mercy Hospital
Auburn Bureau of Maternal, Infant and Child Hygiene
Auburn City
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Armerican Legion
Catherine
Stephen’ J., Jr
Bertin
Carol Ann
North St
McClusky Urges Catholics To Fight Foes of Religion
Municipal Judge William E. McClusky told Syracuse Council 191 Knights of Columbus that more than 20 million Roman Catholics suffer from enemies of organized religion. He urged Catholics to strengthen Catholic Action as laity under diocesan authority and stand with Christ to oppose atheistic influences threatening democracy. Guests included Rev. Robert E. Dillon and Rev. David J. Norcott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClusky
William E. McClusky
Supreme Court
Syracuse
Knights of Columbus
Hotel Onondaga
Judge McClusky
Robert E. Dillon
Syraccuse
David J. Norcott
Knights For Columbus
Thomas E. Connolly
Catholic Affairs Committee
Joseph Sidley
Le Moyne Head Elected to Catholic Colleges Group
The Very Rev. William J. Schlaerth was reelected vice president of the Conference of Catholic Colleges and Universities of New York at its annual meeting in Syracuse. The Very Rev. John A. Flynn was reelected president, Mother Eleanor O Byrne was chosen secretary treasurer, and Rev. Brother Thomas plus Bishop Richard B. McHugh joined the executive board. Bishop Foery welcomed delegates at a luncheon with Bishop Scully as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J.schlaerth
le Moyne’ College
Conference of Catholic Colleges and Universities of New York
Syracuse
John A. Flynn
C.M
St. John’s University
Brooklyn
Eleanor O'Byrne
Manhattanville
College ‘of the Sacred Heart
New York
City
Brother Thomas
Manhattan College
Richard B. McHugh
Cathedral College
Walter A. Foery
William A. Scully
Albany
Short Circuit Blamed for Apartment Fire in Rasmussen Building
A short circuit in a sewing room of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen at 2213 2215 James Street caused minor damage just before midnight. The seven apartment five story frame structure saw fire confined to the first floor room and extinguished by Engines 9, 11, 17 and Truck 7 under District Chief James Fitzpatrick after a box alarm at 11:53 P.M. Firemen remained about 88 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Fitzpatrick
Lag in Atom Plants Is Laid to Politics
Dr Farrington Daniels from the University of Wisconsin told Sigma Xi Marsh Auditorium that progress toward peacetime use of atomic power is hindered by politics. He warned that building atomic power plants worldwide is unsafe until the international situation improves due to the risk of bomb material. Daniels also covered solar energy research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bya
Ting
Syracuse “University
Farrington Daniels
Sigma’ Xi
Wisconsin
Marshall Auditorium
The
Dr. Daniels
Daniels
Fordham Senior Joins 125 at West Point U S Affairs Conf
Mark H. Jackson son of Mrs. Virginia W. Jackson of 319 Farmer Jr. participates among 125 college students at the Student Conference on United States Affairs held at West Point. He is a Fordham University senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Jackson
Virginia W. Jackson
Farmer Jr
West Point
Fordham University
Bradley University enrolls Harold Page as sophomore
Harold Page son of Harold W Page registers as a sophomore at Bradley University in Peoria Illinois, joining the largest student body in the school's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Page
Bellevue Au
Bradley University
iPeoria
Ill
Canadian Urges Seaway Project At Syracuse Lions Lunch
George H. Challies, chair of Ontario Hydro, urged early action on St. Lawrence power and navigation projects at a Lions Club luncheon in Hotel Syracuse. He argued Canada needs a shared Seaway role with the United States to access Labrador iron ore and Northwest oil resources while noting US business interests require Canadian purchases to balance exchange. Harold E. Curran presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Challies
Hydro-Electric Power] Commission of
Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Lions Club
Syracuse
Challies
Canada
United States
Labrador
St. Lawrence Seaway
Charlies
Harold E. Curran
Sales Executives To Attend Panel On Job Opportunities
District sales executives will participate in a panel on job opportunities in sales Tuesday at 7 30 PM in 117 Lyman Hall Syracuse University campus Dean Thomas H Carroll of the College of Business Administration says representatives from Proctor and Gamble Distributing Company will join the panel sponsored by the Syracuse student chapter of the American Marketing Association W G Curran P and G district sales manager directs the panel with M J McGowan sales manager in Rochester Roy Leckham retail section salesman in Albany Carroll Blackwood head office salesman in Syracuse and Thomas J Moore a sales trainee from Utica office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Syracuse University
Thomas H.* Carroll
College of Business Administration
Proctor and Gamble ‘Distributing Company
Syracuse
American Marketing Association
W. G. Curran
M. J. McGowan
Rochester
Roy ‘Leckham
Albany
Carroll: Blackwood
Thomas J.moore
Utica
Grant Village changes to be discussed by commission
A Syracuse area housing committee meeting with Eastwood residents and Milo Foley, architect, considered changes to a 5 million dollar Grant Village project on Grant Blvd. The gathering, at the Syracuse Housing Authority office, included Frank Costello and City Planning Commission reps plus real estate interests. Residents argued plans had altered, calling changes cheap and unsightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUC
Eastwood
Milo Foley
Grant Village
Grant Blvd
Frank J
Syracuse Housing Authority
Sergi N. Grimm
Planning Commission
Night Driving Peril Cited Across the Nation
Stuart C. Ballard, former Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association secretary, cites a six month survey of 91 cities showing night fatalities can be triple daytime rates. Police note most accidents stem from faulty driving as drivers misjudge night conditions. Traffic students urge focused correctional efforts on the after dark period between 6 PM and midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart C. Ballard
Syracuse
Mr. Ballard
Fine Suspended for Melvin Miller in Punchboard Case
Melvin Miller pleaded guilty in Police Court to possession of punchboards in a raid by the vice squad at the Rivoli ice cream bar 216 E Fayette St. A $50 fine was suspended. Miller, 29, of 312 Allen Jr., owned the bar. Detectives Holland Weiskotten and Mercer Currier seized three punchboards on orders from Police Chief Kinney following a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Miller
Allen Jr
Truman H. Preston
Miller
Vice Squad
E.fayette St
Robert Holland
Mercer
Weiskotten
Richard Currier
John A. Kinney
Seifert Qualifies as Honor Student at Yale
Arthur J Seifert of Syracuse has been named a second rank scholar for Yale University's freshman year. He carries a general average above 85 and prepared at Valley Stream Central High School. Seifert has served on Yale's freshman crew since arriving on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Seifert
Syracuse
Yale University
Seifert
Joseph Seifert
Herkimer Rd
Yale
Valley Stream Central High School
Burglar Foiled at Eugene Dunn Home
Eugene Dunn of 827 South Wilbur avenue reported an attempted break in today. An intruder tried to enter through a kitchen window but did not succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dunn
S. Wilbur Av
GOP Reports Net Campaign Funds After Election
A total of 87468.44 was contributed to the Republican campaign fund in the last election period, with 76609.79 spent leaving a balance of 10858.65. Expenditures included advertising 15658, headquarters 3972.93, stationery and printing 2295.81, book canvass and registration contracts 12725, with major individual contributors listed including Nicholas Pirro 360, Arthur Beach 420, George Malfregeot 200, Joseph F. Williams 250, Fred Dolbear 312, and many others reaching hundreds in total support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Campaign
Nicholas Pirro
Arthur Beach
George Malfregeot
Robert, Cooney
Claude Holbach
William, Briesland
Harry Whitford
Howard Swift
Oliver S. Cane
Stanley Bundy
Emil Hansen
Tony Nuzzo
George Waite
Francis WS. Kinney
W.F. Kavanaugh
Fred Dolbear
Sam Share
Rouault Works Exhibited At Syracuse University Art School
Rouault works including over 100 woodcuts and 17 color etchings join the Syracuse University Art School permanent collection. The exhibit in the art study building runs Tuesday through January 4 and is open to the public. It features Funeral from the Museum of Modern Art and two sketch sets for Prodigal Son Ballet from the Wadsworth Atheneum. The Circus, a University-owned series completed in 1934-35, underscores Rouault’s revival of graphic art this century with jewel-like color and heavy black lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Rouault
Syracuse University Art School
Rouault
Joaned
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Wadsworth Atheneum
Hartford
Conn
Central New York Tour Keeps Gov Dewey Busy
Governor Thomas E. Dewey spent a Central New York trip visiting a New Haven road dedication, farms at Mexico and Falls, and an open air cattle pen stable demonstration. He urged veterans to experiment on farms and closed with a Cazenovia Junior College anniversary address at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
de Alton J. Ridings
Cazenovia
Milford W. Kanar
Central New York
Gov. Dewey
New York
Syracuse
New York City
New Haven
Ostrego County
Paul E. Lockwood
J.D. Backus
Mexico
Falls
Porter Cable Cap
Delvey
Pawling
Goernor Dewey
Cazenovia Methodist ‘Church
Cazenovia Junior College
Students Close Model UN Parley at Syracuse Univ
Delegates from 10 colleges and universities close their model United Nations Security Council parley at Syracuse University. Maxwell School sponsors the event with the International Relations Club to spark UN interest. Flags of nations decorate Maxwell Auditorium as Dr. Hans Kohn of City College of New York speaks on experiences in Siberia and Turkestan after the revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council of the United Nations
Syracuse’ University
Maxwell’ School of Citizenship
International Relations Club
Maxwell Auditorium
Hans Kohn
City College of New York
Siberia
Turkestan
Onondaga Seeks Second in Farm Bureau Membership
Onondaga County trails Chautauqua for second place in New York State Farm Bureau membership for 1950. Harold Loveless of Skaneateles cites total near 3,000 after yesterday’s rolls. last year the county stood at 3,524, having led the state for five straight years before being edged by Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Farm’ Bureau
New York
Chautaqua
Harold Loveless
Skaneateles
Chautauqua
Orondaga
Kincaid Visits Mother in Syracuse and Comments on New Airport
Robert L. Kincaid, chief of engineering at National Airport Washington, is in Syracuse to see his ill 94 year old mother Mrs. Carrie D. Kincaid at University Hospital. Formerly manager of Amboy Municipal Airport until 1936, he praises the new airport Hancock Field for its completeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Kincaid
National Airport
Washington,d. C
Syracuse
Carrie D. Kincaid
University Hospital
Amboy
Hancock Field
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Has an Enchanted Evening
Miss Dorothy Grover named Sigma Chi Sweetheart of 1948 at Syracuse University events. She showcased baton twirling at the Coliseum opening Hill basketball season, then attended a fraternity dance in a blue evening dress. A gardenia orchid crown and Sweetheart pin were presented with a court of coeds named as finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Tsie
Sigma Che
Syracuse University
Dorothy Grover
Grover
Sigma Chis
Sheila Goldsmith
Hill Coed
Hilo
Hawaii
Miss Grover
Dahl Hansen
Camera Club Plans Sale and Exhibit
The Syracuse Camera Club announces its annual sale and exhibit from December 7 to 18 in the Museum of Fine Arts club rooms. Weekday hours are 7 to 9 PM and Sundays 2 to 5 PM. Featured photographers include Newton White Ted Schuelke Stanley Iaczinsky Allan Ruch Albert Clarke and Boyd Hindman. Proceeds support improvements to dark room facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse’ Camera Club
Museum of Fine Arts
Newton White
Ted Schuelke
Stanley Laczinsky
Allan’ Ruch
Albert Clarke
Boyd Hindman
J. O. Sprague
Frass Named Office Manager at Great American Dispatch
John F Frass son of Mr and Mrs William Frass of Mattydale has been appointed Chicago office manager of the Great American Dispatch Inc He is a graduate of Vocational High School and the College of Advanced Traffic Chicago Illinois and formerly employed by the Herald Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F.frass
William Frass
E. Molloy Rd
Mattydale
Chicago
Great American Dispatch, Inc
Frass
College of ‘Advanced Traffic
The
Herald- Journal
Quigley Reelected Head Of Telegraphers Union
Francis Qugly was reelected president of Commercial Telegraphers Union Local 42 at a meeting in the Hotel Onondaga. John F. Walsh was reelected vice president of the plant department, Sybil L. Gibson vice president of traffic, Arnold W. Connor commercial vice president, Seeley P. Budd recording secretary, and Ronnie Companion sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
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Nicholas
Edward Miles
Oakland St
Atte
Department of Public Works
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Hull
Jacobsen and
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le Moyne
Foley
Edward Eagan
Eagan
Federal Housing Authority
Bureau of Buildings
RED Cross
Red Cross College Unit
S. Warren St
Hulda Trubbell
Red Cross Eastern Area
Mable Walter
National Red Cross College
Dorothy Landry
Syracuse University College Unit
June Okland
G.O.P
Harry van. Pattem
Elmer Murray
A. T. Mena
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John F. Hmiel
Fred Perry
Edward Schoeneck
Charles’ Sweitzer
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G. Arbogast
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Frank Love
Fred Carpenter
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Albert Wertheimer
Roualt
Model UN
Onondaga
Kincaid
Fred Holcombe
Mary Janet Witz
Else Svendsen
Beverly Anderson
Jean Thomson
Swiss-American Watch Repair CO
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Yates Hotel Bldg
Park St
Camera Club
Quigley
Telegraph Union
Judge Truman H, Preston
Arnold White
Chaffee
Edward Huck
Charles
Fien
Onelda St
Esther L. Lamp
Matty Ay
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Adams St
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