Four Accident Victims Hurt In Syracuse Area Crashes
Four persons, including a 3 year old boy, sustained minor injuries in three automobile crashes around Syracuse yesterday. Brian Tucci III suffered a slight head injury after colliding with a moving car near his home. Ellen Noldan injured her face and neck when her car rammed a tree at S State and E Castle streets. Raymond Herbert sustained facial lacerations when his car overturned on Milton Avenue in Solvay, not hospitalized. Donald Koehan was hospitalized after his car skidded into a tree on West Genesee Street in the town of Westvale. doctors removed his shoe to free him and he suffered foot and ankle injuries and facial cuts.
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Syracuse
Brian Tucci
S. McBride Sr
Stewart. Heller
John J. Sak
van Buren St
Ellen Noldan
E. Colvin St
S. State
EL. Castle Sts
Noldan
Raymond W. Herbert
Cedarvale Rd
Milton Av
Solvay
Donald F. Koehan
Hoeffler St
Onondaga General Hospital
W. Genesee St
Century Dr
Westvale
Bruno Sicczyski
Koehan
Theodore Rosen
Krasner Ensemble Delivers Schubert Beethoven in Syracuse
A large May Memorial Church audience applauded the Krasner Chamber Music Ensemble in the second Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music concert. Louis Krasner and Adrienne Casimir violins joined Eugene Becker viola Analee Camp cello James Blanchette bass and Dr William Fleming piano for Beethoven Schubert and Stravinsky with upcoming Mitropoulos engagement and Ernst Bacon quartet announced.
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May Memorial Church
Krasner
Syracuse
Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Ernest Chausson
Ernst Bacon
Drama Given At LeMoyne
LeMoyne Guild Players presented WATCH ON THE REIUE to a near full LeMoyne College auditorium. Gene McCarthy directed and starred as Kurt Muller with a supporting cast including Gloia Masiello Russ Mancusa Frances Anne Martin and others. Two more 8 30 p m performances follow tonight and tomorrow.
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REIUE
LeMoyne Guild Players
LeMoyne College
Gene McCarthy
Kurt Muller
McCarthy
Gloia Masiello
Russ Mancusa
Frances Anne Martin
Don Herele
Marilyn Crough
Urgent Plea for Blood Donations in Syracuse
Blood center in Syracuse appeals to all residents to donate blood for wounded servicemen in Korea. Donors aged 18 to 59 urged to report to 749 S Warren St on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 30 AM to 5 30 PM, or call 33100 for an appointment. A 1 500 pint monthly quota will be shipped to California laboratories and local hospitals.
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Syracuse
S. Warren St
Korea
Red Cross
California
Hancock
Blood center to host donor days and mobile drives
Miss Nancy Allis, center administrator, said the December donor days and mobile operations will continue into the coming months with above average results. Eight mobile unit visits are planned this week in Syracuse and surrounding communities, with special donor days set for December 18 20 and 27 alongside regular Tuesday and Thursday operations.
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Nancy Allis
Syracuse
Blood Center
Air Officers Eye Hancock Airport Survey
Two Air Force officers from Scott Field Illinois surveyed Hancock Airport facilities during the weekend in relation to activating Sampson Naval Base. The team inspected Rochester Ithaca and Elmira airports and discussed space for roughly a dozen C 47 aircraft.
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AIR Force
Scott Field
Ill
Hancock Airport
Sampson Naval Base
William A. Barry
Rochester
Ithaca
Elmira
James Walsh
Col
Raymond Meyers
Headquarters Air Training Command
Meyers
Walsh
Hancock Field
Sampson
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Ad
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture powder for upper and lower plates. It claims to secure a firmer fit without a gummy taste and to be alkaline, non souring, and odor reducing. Available at drug stores.
Potato Tests Begin in Syracuse for U S Market
Over 18 weeks the Potato Association of America will test preferences for mealy and non mealy potatoes in Syracuse to guide future market types and prices. Dr Gra Smith of Cornell found housewives would pay more for mealy potatoes. mealy spuds sink in a salt solution while non mealy ones float.
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Syracuse
Potato Association of America
Ithaca
Gra Smith
Cornell University
Willin
Thieves Loot Garage and Two Homes
Police report three burglaries last night with total losses about $363. Joanne Jaritz says $253 in goods including a wrist watch radios a clock and costume jewelry were stolen in November. Hershel McCarty reports a flashlight burglary left about $24.20 missing. Parker Hayden loses $85.50 in auto tools from his garage.
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Joanne Jaritz
Fred Shharoun
Hershel McCarty
Hudson St
Parker Hayden
W. Geneseest
Francis Carroll
Lashlight Burglar Roams South Side Amid Thefts
In the South Side neighborhood thefts continue as residents report the elusive Lashlight burglar. Authorities urge vigilance and ask for any sightings or clues to assist the investigation.
Holy Name to Hold 16th Communion Breakfast
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church will hold its 16th annual communion breakfast Sunday at Hotel Onondaga after the A M service. Guest speaker Rev Aloysius Owries SJ talks on Catholicism and Labor. Justice William E McClusky is guest of honor. toastmaster Howard Marcott. moderator Rev David J Norcott.
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Holy Name Society of
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Weiler Bldg
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S. Salina Street
2Nd Fl
Lenox Ave
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First St
Pontiac Hotels
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