Burglary Sought Suspect Tied to Local Cleaners Theft
Syracuse authorities seek Rudy Vobruba in a Thanksgiving morning burglary at Berndt's Cleaners on State Fair Blvd. Bonds with a face value of 83 100 were stolen. Allan Burr and Thomas Wilbern face charges for related thefts. Burr says the bonds were destroyed. Vobruba, paroled from an Ohio prison, is believed in the Buffalo area and armed with a shotgun.
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Ohio
New York
Berndt’s Cleaners
State Fair Blvd
Bruno Luczyski
U.S
Luczyski
Rudy Vobruba
Buffalo
Vobruba
Berndt
Wobruba
Attica State Prison
Dairylea Co
Syracuse
Lakeland
Fred Sommers
Onondaga Lake Parkway
Sommers
Wis
Burr
Joseph Berndt
Geddes
Panty Thefts Are Denied In Fairmount Burglaries
David C. Raynor 19 of 4701 W Genesee St pleaded not guilty in County Court to four counts of third degree burglary. A sealed indictment before Judge Leo W Breed accuses him of breaking into three Fairmount homes and one in Camillus with nearly 20 entries confessed after arrest on Nov 19. Women’s clothing taken during the burglaries was reportedly returned. The homes targeted included Dayton Connors at 304 Forsythe St Sep 30 Herman Noll at 197 Mason Dr Oct 7 and Dana Anderson at 104 Hillbrook Rd Nov 2 and Frank Valenti at 1107 Oakridge Dr Camillus. Case adjourned until next week.
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Fairmount
David C. Raynor
W. Genesee St
Leo W. Breed
Camillus
Raynor
Dayton Connors
Forsythe St
Herman Noll
Mason Dr
Dana Anderson
Hillbrook Rd
Frank Valenti
Oakridge Dr
Breed
Silverman Wins NSF Fellowship for Bacteriology Research
Melvin P. Silverman, a Syracuse University doctoral candidate living at 116 Standart St, has been awarded a National Science Foundation fellowship for research in bacteriology. He studies nitrogen fixation by certain bacteria under the direction of Dr. Donald Lundgren, assistant professor of microbiology.
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Melvin P. Silverman
Standart St
Syracuse University
National Science Foundation
Silverman
Donald Lundgren
Mead Seeks Court Solution for Rosary High Team
Mayor Mead said plans exist to provide Rosary High School basketball in the Catholic Youth Organization League with a home court. Discussions will include the Recreation Commission Parks Commissioner Barry and Rosary parish representatives. Rosary lost its Roberts School gym two years ago due to kindergarten space needs and may use Danforth School or Roberts with modifications, as Vocational gym is unavailable because of Friday dances.
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Mead
Most Holy Rosary
Catholic Youth Organization League
City Recreation Commission
William A. Barry
Rosary Parish
Roberts School
Roberts
Rosary
Meed
Danforth
Cathedral High School
Vocational Gymnasium
Recreation Commission
Death Suit Settled Over East Syracuse Boy
An 84,500 settlement was approved for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillegas of East Syracuse after their 11 year old son Richard Hillegas was killed when he fell from a trailer load of furniture on Bennett Corners Road. Richard C. Bowen the car driver faced perjury charges for false statements. Bowen and Hillegas were held for the grand jury but not indicted, case dismissed.
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East Syracuse
Charles R. Milford
Dri
Harry Hillegas
E. Richmond Dr
Richard
Bennett Corners Rd
Richard C. Bowen
Richmond Dr
Bowen
Sheriff's Department
W. Camminns Hill
Government to Cover Civilian Hospital Care for Service Dependents
Beginning tomorrow, dependents of active duty service members in Central New York may use civilian hospitals at government expense under a new program administered by Group Hospital Service, Inc. The plan offers up to 365 days of semi private hospital care with full services as needed, with dependents paying 325 or 1.75 per day, whichever is larger.
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New York
Group Hospital Service, Inc
J. C. Butler
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
East Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Butler
Department of Defense
Three Hurt In Work Accidents
Two men injured in separate sewer and machine incidents yesterday were treated in local hospitals. Troy Trapp, 32, trapped in a trench on Seventh North Street, was rescued and admitted to St. Josephs Hospital awaiting X ray results. Joseph Gonzalez, 50, suffered the loss of his left thumb and other injuries after a coat sleeve was caught in a pipes t threading machine at the Woncrete plant on Long Branch Road and was taken to Quonquda General Hospital. Alphonso DiAntonio, 42, received a head laceration at the Wincrete plant when a brace failed and struck him, then released after treatment at St. Josephs Hospital.
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Troy Trapp
Townsend St
Seventh North St
Salina
Dominic DelVecchio
Elis St
Lynn Scammell
Trapp
DelVecchio
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Joseph Gonzalez
Richmond Ave
Gonzalez
Woncrete Concrete Co
Long Branch Rd
Quondaga General Hospital
Wincrete Plant
Alphonso DiAntonio
Lawrence Ave
North
Syrabuse
John Edinger
DiAntonio
Marriage Licenses Listed for Buck Grant Dushay Ullman Althouse McCormack
Miles R Buck of 329 N Beech 6b marries Reta M Grant of 1133 On St Seymour L Dushay lists 364 Genesee Park Dr Hannah F Ullman 126 Edgehill Re Donald R Althouse Collindsle A Nancy A McCormack 505 Catherine St.
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Miles R. Buck
Seymour L, Dushay
Genesee Park
Hannah F. Ullman
Edgehill Re
Donald R. Althouse
Collindsle
Nancy A. McCormack
Catherine St
Syracuse Air Defense Exercises Mark Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Syracuse marks Pearl Harbor’s anniversary with Operation Skytrain XV A as more than 1 000 Ground Observer Corps volunteers at 250 posts in the Syracuse Filter Center track intruder aircraft over New York and Vermont. B 29 and B 25s simulate enemy bombers, with jet interception based on observer reports for realism and training. The 12 hour drill evaluates Air Force and civilian observers’ effectiveness in low altitude surveillance and interception readiness.
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Pearl Harbor
Syracuse
Air Defence Command
Ground Observer Corps
Low al
Eastern Air Defense Force
Filter Center
Air Force
Polar Secrets Revealed At LeMoyne College Lecture
The Rev. Daniel Linehan S J geophysicist and polar explorer spoke at LeMoyne College about Antarctic and Arctic research. He described magnetic field studies, ocean currents, and the Geophysical Year insights, noting cooperation between Russia and the United States and plans to return to Antarctica.
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Linehan Bates
LeMoyne College
Richard Hoffmann
Daniel Linehan
S.J
Boston College
US. Navy
Antarctica
North
Poles
Father Linehan
Mather Linehan
Baffin Bay
Syracuse
Arctic
Mt. Erebus
Navy
John Condit
Jefferson
Father Condit
St. Dismas
North Magnetic Pole
Anarctica
Robert F.grewen
Youth Board Studies Delinquency Reports
County Youth Board members discuss juvenile delinquency with Police Chief Harold F. Kelly and Sheriff’s Youth Division head Arthur Willis. Willis cites property destruction as key issue. Kelly calls for more individual work, parental responsibility laws, and expanded supervised youth recreation for ages 16 to 20.
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County Youth Board
Harold F. Kelly
Arthur Willis
County Sheriff’s Youth Division
Albert E. Stone
Willis
Kelly
Police Youth Bureau
Farm Hand Admits Assault In Baldwinsville Case
A Baldwinsville area farm hand pled guilty in County Court to second degree assault for an attack on a Baldwinsville woman on November 3. Avril S Russell, 33, will be sentenced January 3. He was initially indicted on rape and robbery charges. Also pleading guilty today were Frederick Dodd, 17, to burglary and Mary S. Turo, 33, to forgery, with sentencing set for January 3.
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Baldwinsville
Avril S.russell
R.D
Bussell
Frederick Dodd
Gebhardt Ave
Mary S. Turo
James St. Dodd
Jack Gilinsky
Allan St
Turo
Jail Fines Lead to Return to Penitentiary
Leon Shattuck 25 of Brasher Falls is back in the county pen today after pleading guilty to petty larceny. He was accused of selling Rudy Rysinski’s articles for 70.62 and keeping the money. Police Judge P. Leo Dorsey sentenced him to six months after asking how he liked his stay.
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Leon Shattuck
Brasher Falls
Shattuck
Rudy Rysinski
Washington St
P. Leo Dorsey
Keys Stolen From Vending Machines Reported
Leonard Isserlis of 701 Marcellus St reports eight stolen keys that fit over 300 vending machines. He told Patrolman James Murray that a machine he checked was missing $24.
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Leonard Isserlis
Marcellus St
Isserlis
James Murray
Bankrupt Admits Guilty Plea In Albany Court
Armand F. Cannella, former East Syracuse appliance dealer, pleaded guilty in Federal Court in Albany to concealing assets while bankrupt. Judge Foley set Dec 17 for sentencing after a pre sentence investigation. Cannella was adjudged bankrupt Jan 21, 1953, and indicted May 4, 1954, for concealing assets from the receiver and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand F. Cannella
East Syracuse
Albany
James T. Foley
Cannella
Stephen W. Brennan
Onondaga Appeals H Equalization Rate
Onondaga becomes third locality to appeal its equalization rate set by the County Board of Equalization. Supervisor Thomas H. Dyer filed the appeal with the State Board, challenging a 39 percent rate as unjust and inequitable. Pending resident lawsuits over property assessments add to the dispute.
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Onondaga
County Board of Equalization
Syracuse
Geddes
State Board of Equalization and
Thomas H. Dyer
State Board
Dyer
Obscene Magazines To Be Discussed By Officials
Two local magazine distributors planned to meet law enforcement officials and attorneys to discuss the spread of obscene literature in the city. James F. McDermott, 45, operator of American News Co., faced postponed charges of distributing such material until December 27, with district attorney and police officials set to attend a 2:30 p.m. meeting in Police Chief Kellys office to push screening and removal of questionable magazines.
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James F. McDermott
Rita Dr. J
American News iCo
Washington St
Rocco Regitano
Regitano
Clayton. Andrews
Corporation Counsel
Harold E. Kelly
Kelly
Theft reported of three blankets from Fayetteville car
D Ray Park of S Manlius Road Fayetteville says three new blankets worth 350 were stolen from his automobile after a side window was smashed while the car was parked at Cedar Street and Irving Avenue. Patrolman Mike Cavannaugh took the report.
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D. Ray Park
S. Manlius Rd
Fayetteville
Mike Cavannaugh
Cedar St
Irving ‘Ave
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S. Warren ST
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Monchiu
Melvin Silverman
GI Family Hospital
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North Pole
Linehan
Youth Board
Farm Hand
Onondaga Savings Christmas Club
South Salina & E. Genesee ST
South Salina
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
the Merchants Bank
FDIC
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