Nine Injured In Overnight City and County Accidents
Nine persons were injured in overnight crashes across the city and county. Barbara Gerace and three of her children were among those hurt in a two car collision on Erle Boulevard East Deland and Bridget Street DeWitt while other victims included John Karbowniczak and passengers in a Hess vehicle. All injured were treated at St Josephs Hospital with several released and Barbara Gerace admitted for further care. Police and deputies described freight train interference and left turn incidents surrounding the wrecks. A separate incident near Browerton Road left Charles Yavonese with facial injuries after being struck near his home. The driver Leonard Korthas and others were identified, with no hospitalizations in that case.
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Barbara Gerace
James St
Syracuse
Edward
Robert
William
Erle Blvd
Bridget St
DeWitt
John J. Karbowniczak
Pauline Karbowniczak
Fredericks St
East
Leonard J. Hess
T. Fredericks St
Was & Jision
T. Wallace
Kirsch
Mattydale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gerace
Freign
Joseph Kanarasola
John Antonello
Hess
Erie Blvd
Edward Dent
Cabboose
Fee
Browerton
Charles Yavonese
Lodt St
Leonard Korthas
First North St
Theltianals
Philippine Islands
Railroad
Dey
Brothers
Bhiza
Alan Sievens
Alexander
Joan
Ee Zamadrisa
TPO
Adams St
Chester J
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Gene F. Wisniewski
Peter Bagshaw
Mifred Flint
Geneva
St. Jo
Seph de Nero
F.S.C
Middleburgh
Tersons
Franklin and W
Schenectady
Richard C. Lonsdale
George B. Cressey
Fred Barden
Delaware
Herbert Hewes
N. Me
Meetin Bride St
Ivahiale
Honey Talks End Today at Empire State Meeting
The 87th annual meeting of the Empire State Honey Producers ended today at the Hotel Syracuse with business sessions and talks by members. Robert Willson of R B Willson Inc New York City spoke on Latest Developments With Royal Jelly and its use for man noting royal jelly contains an acid that may increase lifespan. Other speakers included Edward Bradt Albany Raymond Bentley Cornell University W L Coggeshall Ithaca Dr E J Dyer Cornell and Wilburt Waht Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Honey Producers
Syracuse
Robert Willson
R. B. Willson Inc
New York City
Willson
Edward Bradt
Albany
Raymond Bentley
Cornell University
W. L Coggeshall
Ithaca
E. J. Dyer
Cornell
Wilburt Waht
Clayton
Queen Awards Prompt Action In Airman Capture
State Police recaptured AWOL airman George Contonio Jr hours after he jumped from a passenger train halted east of Rome near Oneida following a collision. Contonio fled across fields, aided by a route 49 tip, while train crew and local police pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviskany
Oneida
George Contonio, Jr
Samp~son Air Base
Boston
Rome
New York Central
Rome-Ticard
Cline Funeral Notice Incomplete Arrangements For Burkhardt
Burkhardt a Syracuse native, long time railroad employee, is linked to incomplete arrangements at the Charles P. Cline Funeral Home located at 109 East Ellis Street in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Cline
E. Ellis St
Syracuse
Burkhardt
Railroad
Le Moyne Students Stage Parade and Rally Before opener
Le Moyne College students held a pep rally and float parade despite the December cold. Floats formed at Genesee and Crolysts and marched to the campus with over a dozen groups entering. The Industrial Relations Club won first prize with Wheel of Fortune. A bonfire lit by freshmen and Alpha Phi Omega warmed the crowd as Rev Vincent Ryan and Patsy Lee spoke. Judges included Rev Robert Fy Groven, Marcus Crahan, Mrs Melanie Kreuzer, and Red Parton. A campus dance closed the evening.
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Tommy Niand
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
N. J
Jefferson Street
Army
E. Genesee and Crolysts
le Moyne Industrial Relations Club
Wheel of Fortune
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Vincent EB
Ryan
S.J
le Moyne
Niland
Patsy Lee
Dolphin
Robert Fy ,Grewen,, Sr
Marcus Crahan
le Moyne Board of Regents
Melanie Kreuzer
Syracuse Common Council
Claud
Red
Parton
WOLF
New York
Boot and Buskin Dramatic Club
Vibberts Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary Guests
Jamesville Southwood family celebration honors Mr and Mrs Peter Vibbert on their 20th wedding anniversary with 45 relatives present at their home. Mrs Vibbert, the former Florence Wheeler, and the couple have five children and 23 grandchildren. Doctor Maurice Laffer, 42, is under medical examination after a call suggesting possible fatigue rather than a coronary issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vibbert
Southwood
Jamesville
Route 1
Maurrice Laffer
Eae Ieee Ee
Salt-Spreader Crews to work 24 hours a day
Public Works Commissioner Charles F. Stanton announced five salt-spreader crews will operate round the clock seven days a week. The new plan eliminates gaps on weekends, with on-call workers contacted by phone for ice or snow events, enabling faster response and route prioritization across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Charles F. Stanton
Stanton
Hughes Cites Slum Cleanup Opportunity in City Plan
State Senator John H. Hughes urged pursuing a state proposed public housing and rehabilitation program for the 15th Ward as the Mayor's Redevelopment Committee weighed a city recommendation. The plan includes a $5 to $6 million fund for 350 to 400 public housing units, private construction options, and social welfare facilities to tackle slum conditions and Tower East Side welfare concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hughes
Mead
Hughes
15Th Ward
Herman T. Stichman
Social Welfare Co
Stichman
Tower East Side
Water Firm Gets Rates Continuance
Albany report says the New York Water Service Corporation may keep its current rates in Rochester and the Syracuse area where provisional rates have been in place, as approved by the Public Service Commission. The decision preserves the existing pricing structure while the PSC reviews the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Albany
New York Water Service Corporation Today
Public Service Commission
Rochester
Syracuse
Firm approved stock and note issuances for local utility
The firm earned approval to sell 169 additional common shares and 831 additional five percent cumulative preferred shares, all with a $100 par value, and to issue $3,500 in five percent serial notes. Maddleburgh Telephone serves about 1,300 subscribers in Schoharie and Albany counties while New York Water Service lists roughly 4,200 customers in Glen Cove, 23,540 in Rochester and Monroe County, and 7,715 in Onondaga County outside Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddleburgh Telephone
Schoharie
Albany
New York Water Service
Glen Cove
Rochester
Monroe County
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Deputies Probe Two Burglaries in Westvale and Fairmount
Sheriff deputies investigated overnight burglaries at a Westvale gas station and the Lark Restaurant in Fairmount. Extracted details note a vending machine theft of $1.70, plus three tires and two batteries from a service station run by Michael Cerio in Westvale, and about $30 from a jukebox and two cigarette machines at the Fairmount venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Westvale
Fairmount
Sherriff
Leo Beebe
Blanchard Crysler
Michael Cerio
Lark
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Japan
Donald F. Hannay
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Burnet
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Women’s Athletic Association
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