Mrs Catherine Skurski Dies After Kitchen Collapse
Mrs Catherine Skurski aged 50 collapsed in her home at 461 Marcellus Street at 5 30 AM and died shortly after ambulance arrival. Coroner H Ernest Gak attributed death to a heart ailment. Survived by Lawrence Skurski husband, a son Stanley, daughters Mrs Angela Masterpol and Molly, three sisters, and three grandchildren.
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Skurski
Marcellus Street
Catherine Skurski
Onondaga General Hospital
H. Ernest Gak
Lawrence Skurski
Syracuse
Polish
Roman Catholic Union
Stanley Skurski
Angela Masterpol
Molly Skurski
John Zak
Andrew Bartoski
George Koglowski
Dredging Starts on Barge Canal and Three Rivers Bridge
Contractors began work in the Syracuse district on two major State projects. Dredging will progress on the Barge Canal from Minetto to Oswego, using a hydraulic ship due to reach Oneida Lake this afternoon. A replacement bridge at Three Rivers replaces the old crossing, with a 250 foot main span and two 60 foot approaches, costing about 50 thousand dollars.
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State Department of Public Works
Syracuse
Minetto
Oswego
Oneida River
Three Rivers
Oneida Lake
Minetto-to-Oswego
Andrew R. Mulligan
Dunbar & Sullivan Company
Detroit
Litu2 Falls
Phoenix
Provo Brothers
Belgium
Phoenix Three Rivers
Catholic Group Plans Goldstein Lecture at Museum of Fine Arts
Catholic Women's Club announces David Goldstein will lecture on Roman Catholic faith tomorrow night in the Museum of Fine Arts auditorium. He arrives at the Onondaga Hotel tomorrow afternoon. The event is the second in the subscription series with Heywood Broun scheduled for next month. After the talk, questions will be handled by section chairmen. William E. Mel Cluskey will moderate. Ushers are led by Alicia Towe with a list of club members assisting.
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David Goldstein
Museum of Fine Arts
Onondaga Hotel
Catholic Women’s Club
Mr. Goldstein
Heywood Broun
Mary A. Lawlor
Francis Maloney
John C. Clark
Karl Christoffel
John J. Young
Norbert Abend
James W. Buckley
William E. Mel Cluskey
Catholic Wommen’s Club
Alicia Towe
Margaret Kendrick
Mildred Bauer
Marion Barrett
Helen McCarthy
Marian Dunsmoor
Dorothy Davey
Eulalie
Loan Offer Promises Fast Cash With 12 Month Repayments
An advertisement hawks quick loans of 100 dollars with monthly payments of 9.75 for a year or 6.41 a month for twenty months. It promises private, simple borrowing with no salary proof, no credit inquiries, and quick approval through Household Finance. The note stresses uniform rates, optional early payoff, and discretion for illness or unemployment while noting rare foreclosures for fraud protection.
Planes Resume Flights After Syracuse Fog Tieup
Flights on the eastern airways between Chicago and New York City returned to schedule after a nighttime fog tieup at Syracuse Airport. Ten ships, including a Canadian Colonial Airways liner, were stuck. LaGuardia Field remained closed Saturday morning. Grounded Am boy Field planes departed for New York by 1 P.M. yesterday, and one regular flight from Syracuse to Chicago resumed at 1 P.M.
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Eastern Airways
Chicago
New York City
Syracuse
Canadian Colonial Airways
LaGuardia Field
Amboy
New York
Disciples of Christ To Open Tuesday at Danforth Church
The Central New York convention of the Disciples of Christ meets at Danforth United Church starting Tuesday afternoon. Speakers include Rev. O Blakely Hill, Rev. Charles Van Winkle, and Mrs. Carleton Hommel discussing an International Peace Plan. Evening program features Rev. Kenneth Cober on the Amsterdam Youth Conference and a Danforth Youth Fellowship play The Sanctuary. Dinner by Loyal Workers Committee. Dorothy Rounds on organ and Mrs George Knock singing.
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New York
Disciples of Christ
Danforth United Church
O. Blakely Hill
Auburn
Charles van Winkle
Pittsburgh
Carleton Hommel
United States
Peace League
J. F. Bellevile
Elmira
Young People’s Central Guild
Kenneth Cober
Amsterdam
Danforth United Youth Fellowship Group
Loyal Workers Committee
Danforth Guild
Thomas Kenan
Dorothy Rounds
George
Knock
21 to Take Civil Service Tests for Nedrow Postmaster
Twenty one candidates will take civil service examinations at the Federal Building Saturday for the Nedrow postmaster job, the largest group ever. Acting postmaster Kathryn L. McConnell has held the post for the past three years. Also includes birth notices from local families dated November 28-30 in Nedrow and surrounding areas.
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Nedrow
Trio of NY dancers aided by police to return home
Three teenage night club entertainers from New York City say they danced nightly at a North Side cafe since Nov 24. Sheltered in police headquarters, they told of touring an upstate floor show circuit since Oct 16, visiting Binghamton Rochester Elmira and more. Chief Rapp arranged funds for their bus trip home.
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Hese
Lee Penna
Olga Lane
Lorraine King
New York City
North Side
Miss King
Binghamton
Rochester
Elmira
Syracuse
William E. Rapp
O Neil Carmen Mas ed and Howland address note
Edits list addresses for O Neil Carmen Mas on North McBride Street and Léona Blanche Howland at 202 Union Avenue.
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O'Neil Carmen
Mas
McBride Street
Léona Blanche Howland
Union Avenue
Civil Service Heads To Utica Class For Training
Civil Service commissioners Frank Durkin Carl P Wright and Clarence Foerth chief examiner Herbert N Myron and secretary Miss Vivian Munson travel to Utica Thursday for a municipal training institute for Civil Service commissioners and executives sponsored by New York State Civil Service Commission Miss Catherine E Shanahan Syracuse field investigator will open with a lecture on Powers and Duties of Municipal Civil Service Commissions and Local Civil service Rules Grace E Reavy state commission president and Dr William E Mosher Syracuse University will speak Myron to preside at the evening round table for local officials to raise problems Officials from Little Falls Watertown Oneida Ogdensburg Rome Sherrill and Utica attend other institutes held in Schenectady Binghamton Buffalo and Geneva
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Frank Durkin
Carl P. Wright
Clarence Foerth
Herbert N. Myron
Vivian Munson
Utica
New York State Civil Service Commission
Catherine E. Shanahan
Syracuse
State Commission
Grace E. Reavy
William E. Mosher
School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Myron
Civil Service Commission
Little Falls
Watertown
Oneida
Ogdensburg
Rome
Sherrill
Schenectady
Binghamton
Buffalo
Geneva
Condition of two Syracuse figures improves after crash
Clayton L Ripley commissioner of education and William Stover Syracuse University student, both injured in the November 17 automobile crash at Onondaga General Hospital and St. Joseph Hospital, reported improved today with a probable return home within a week. X ray showed shoulder injury in Ripley, severe concussion, while Stover had internal hemorrhages requiring transfusion after the crash. Three machines were involved in the incident.
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Clayton L. Ripley
Onondaga General Hospital
William Stover
Syracuse University
Walnut Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Ripley
Damaged Cars in Collision Report Mentioned
A fragmented report notes a collision involving Dr. Ripley and Dr. Winhe, with a spacer vehicle shoving against Winhe's car. Beth, Ripley, and Stover vehicles were damaged considerably in the incident.
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Warren Street
Three Rivers-to-Phoenix
Goldstein
Joan
Nendergon
Ornian St
For
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Danforth Church
Donald B. Green
Velma Parsons
North Syracuse
Edward Hallida
Helen Normand
West Newell Street
Andrew E. Butt
Ruth L. Prentiss
Fayetteville
Milton BE. Gallipeau
Dorothy M. Pike
van Renssalear Street
G. Church
Ruth Hube
West ‘Gnonage Street
Raymond J. Lovett
K. Agnes Lydon
Elbridge
Lewis F. Brown
Mary M. Senger
Solvay
North Side Cafe
Civil Service
Miss Shanahan
Burnet Ave
Washington St
Dy -Dee
Dy-Dee
Funes Dy- Dee
Toyland
New Jersey
Bresonal
Dale Carnegie
Elmer E. Nyberg
Dale Carnegie Institute of New York
Rex K. Smith
Hotel
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