Fire traps two family home as six children flee Colvin Street blaze
An off duty Syracuse firefighter helped rescue a fellow firefighter and a ladder descent saved Lt Frank Castleman as smoke filled a two family house at 341 343 West Colvin Street. Six children and four adults escaped the flames. The fire origin was listed as garbage disposal room with rapid spread through the attic and rear wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
W. Colvin St
James Hanrahan
Engine Company
John, Nett
Hanrahan
Frank Castleman
Frack
Charles Schwartz
Cowin
Russell
Esther
Jeffrey
Barbara
Bruce
Madeline
Wormley
Betty Jones
W. Colvin st—Ann
Deborah
John Porceng
Larceny Denied by 17-Year-Old Errand Boy
A 17-year-old errand boy named John M. Edwards of 2031 Hawley Ave is charged with grand larceny for stealing 287.36 from Onondaga Dental Supply Company at 531 University Building where he works. Detectives Tracey and Sushe reba say he previously admitted thefts of 176.60 and 110.15 from the office safe. He was arraigned in Police Court before Judge William H. Bamerick, pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and is held for the grand jury on a second-degree larceny count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondagal Dental Supply Company
University
William H. Bamerick
Edwards
Oneida Indians Reject Offer to End Treaty
Representatives of the Oneida and Onondaga nations rejected a U. S. proposal for a 150000 trust fund to terminate the 1794 treaty. The meeting in the Council House on the Onondaga Reservation drew more than 100 Indians as Chief William Rockwell and other leaders argued taxes and state jurisdiction. They vowed to rededicate to the treaty and cited enduring obligations while protesting federal and state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ui. S
Petes
Calico
Onondaga
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
William 5. Benge
John B. Kelnan
Angus Lazare
Six Nations
Theodore Thomas
William H. Rockwell
Oneidas
Chapman Schenandoah
Harrison Waterman
Sanford Schenandoah
Marshall
Onondaga Reservation
Wilford Waterman
Amanda P. Tomlison
Mary
Oneida
William Rockwell
Rockwell
United States
New York State
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Iro
Buuiquois
William B. Bengereme
John B. Koliina
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Chapman Sehenandoah
Amanda P. Tomlin
Mary Winder
Sanford Sehenandoah
Reluctant Vote Taken by Dairymen's League on Milk Order
The Dairymen's League Co operati voted to accept an amendment to the New York milk marketing order governing Class 3 manufactured milk prices. President Leon A. Chapin called the vote reluctant and said protests will be sent to the Department of Agriculture. The league argues the order does not solve pricing issues and emphasizes the need to maintain manufacturing plants and surplus handling for coop members, seeking an extra two cent per hundredweight allowance to aid surplus milk management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League Cooperati
Luctanuy
New York
Leon A. Chapin
Ie Association
Department of Agriculture
Jnot
Dairymen’s League
Tosi
Chapin
Rossell Visits Rotary Club in Syracuse
Rossell of Syracuse governor of Rotary District 253 visited the Rotary Club at the Hotel Onondaga during the weekly luncheon. Harvey Smith, director of civilian defense for the county, presented a certificate of outstanding service for providing a mobile soup kitchen for Civil Defense use. The citation was signed by Gen. Charles J. Stanton and Smith. J Clancy Hopkins led the Rotary Civil Defense Committee with Raymond LaCasse, Robert Tiffany, Sam Carpenter, David Gere, Charles Nichols and John Priest assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossell
Syracuse
Rotary District
Raymond LaCasse
Robert Tiffany
Saim Carpenter
David Gere
Charles Nichols
John Priest
Office Space Survey Sought for Syracuse Area
A letter forwarded to Gordon H. Manley, new Onondaga County Bar Association president, from N. Edward Rosenberg requests a survey of office space. Syracuse Police report Rosenberg suggested coordinating with Geneva police and local business groups to tackle a space shortage. The note mentions relatives of a deceased man and urges federal action to provide office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Gordon H.manley
Onondaga County Bar Association
N. Edward Rosenberg
Syracuse
Rosenberg
Bar Association
Geneva
Insorm Chamber of Commerce
Asfacturers’ Association
Riehtman
Irving M. Ivesl
Teastre
New York Tobacco Growers Vote Down Quotas
New York State tobacco growers oppose marketing quotas for the 1952 crop. Clarence W. Barker of the Production Marketing Administration reports six counties voted. 70 of 170 eligible, with 54 against quotas and 16 for. In Onondaga County 29 of 37 eligible voted, only six in favor. Six other states also voted on quotas.
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New York State
Clarence W. Barker
Barker
Vania
Wisconsin
Ohio
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Onondaga County
New York
Brotherhood Society Meeting To Feature Theosophist Lecture
The Theosophical Society figure Mrs N Edha Ruder will address an all day Western New York Federation meeting at the Hotel Syracuse. Her 2 30 PM talk on The Essentials of Theosophy opens the session, public admission is free though some portions are members only. Members from Rochester Buffalo Utica and Bingham will attend. federation president is Mrs Elizabeth O Donnell of Syracuse.
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Nedha Ruder
The
Theosophical Society
New York
F Hotel
Rochester
Buffalo
Utica
Bingham
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Syracuse
Busy Season Excuse Sought For Jury Duty In City Court
A downtown men's clothing store employee of 31 years appeared in Municipal Court before Judge James Farrell seeking to be excused from jury duty starting Monday. He argued December is his busy season and his bread and butter month. The judge granted the excuse. he was told he will be re summoned in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 4. Farrell
Will Bel
Principals Open Meeting at Memorial in New York
The 67th annual convention of the New York State Association of Secondary School Principals opens tomorrow at the War Memorial and runs through Tuesday with the theme Education for Citizenship. The Sunday opening features Rev Dr S Arnold Wescol of First Baptist Church and North Syracuse High School choir. speakers include Dr Stuart Ger Brown Maxwell School, Dr Warren W Coxe, and Dr Elmore McKee. Monday sessions include talks by Samuel Hicks Pearl River and William S Vincent, with Dr Hudson Peterson at the banquet. final Tuesday session includes officer elections led by President T Walsh McQuillan of Ausable Forks. officers Frank K Mosher and Paul Benedict named area leaders.
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N York State Association of Secondary School Principals
War Memorial
Memorial Auditorium
S. Arnold Wesicoll
First Baptist Church
North Syracuse High School
Stuart Ger Brown
Maxwell School of Cizenship
Warren W. Coxe
Elmore McKee
Ford Foundation
Secuny
Samuel Hicks
Pearl River
William S. Vincent
Citizenship Education Project
Teachers College
Columbia University
Hudson Peterson
Rutgers University
Onondaga Hotel
T. Walsh McQuillan
Ausable Forks
Frank K. Mosher
Liverpool
Paul Benedict
Baldwinsville
Four Hurt as Autos Strike Pedestrians in Syracuse
Syracuse police investigated 11 accidents from noon to midnight. Four persons were hurt including Smith C. McDonald of Newport with a scalp laceration and six year old William Pugh of 105 Gannett Ave treated for possible facial fractures. Drivers named include Robert Smith of East Syracuse RD 3 Carmen J. Carioglo of 153 Mayer St and John Jaworski of 322 Cayuga St. Police cited Thomas G. Murphy for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
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Syracuse
Smith C. McDonald
Newport
Oswego Blvd
James Sr
Robert Smith
East Syracuse
Iman Charles Tighe
McDoulala
St. Joseph’s Hospital
William Pugh
Gannett
Amelia Casowsra
Wall St
S. Salina St
John Jaworski
Cayuga St
Louis
Thomas G. Murphy
Hickory St
Edna Fikes
Gifford St
Gifford
Sidessis
People's Hospital
Sgt
Peltz
Chester
iPiatkowski
Young Lawyers Hear Trial at Bar Meeting
The New York State Bar Association Young Lawyers Section held an opening session at Hotel Syracuse with about 140 junior attorneys attending. WILFRED E HOFFMAN and Oscar J Brown presented both sides in trials, followed by lectures from Prof Joseph H M ur shy and others on appellate practice and tax law. a cocktail party and luncheon marked the event's social and educational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar Association
John E. Berry
Albany
Robert W. Detter
Syracuse
Herbert T. Slade
New York State Bar Association
Wilfred E. Hoffman
Oscar J. Brown
William F. Fitzpatrick
Onondaga Bar Association
George R. Fearon
Dethloffs Klein
Buffalo
Erie County
Joseph H. Murshy
Syracuse College of Law
Mont
Francis D. McCuin
Arthur Karzer
New York
Law
Court of Appeals
Henry Cohen
Cohen
Cours ‘of Appeals
Syracuse Law
Rms
Jana Theodore T. Weiser
Young Lawyers’ Flection
Jay Cox O'Brien
Chandler Y. Keller
Robert W. P Petter
A. Edward Abelson
Charles Andrews
Nigel Andrews
Walter R., Attridge
Bruce Bolton
William E. Cass
Edward M. Cowan
Robert J. Cooney
Robert L. Duell
John M. Hastings, Jr
Walter Tes
Henry R. McCarthy
Herbert T.*slade
Jay Weiselberg
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Nate Dal Viney
May & Ae Saves
Os — P
John A. Kinney
Wiliam I. Franey
Harold F. Kelly
Kinney
Arthur J. Leahy
Edward
XM. Lynes
William, . Brody
Francis Te Biel
Eugene F. Sweeney
Harold de
Wishing
KB Koeher
A. Mosher
Edivens
Oneida Nation of Counselors
Congress
Rotary Club
Pythians
Susan Cloche
Knights of Pythias
Civic Theater
Seymour Miller
Sugalocke
Susan Armacost
Louis Rosenberg
Office Space ‘Survey
N.Y
Brotherhood Society
Memorial
Sears Enear
Ryrarsa—Aal
Genesee ST
State Tower
Herbert T. Stade
Wright's
Parker Fen
Portel
America
Wright's Valley Drug Store
Salina
Raynor
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