Rep Riehlman undecided on Congress candidacy
Rep R Walter Riehlman told a South Presbyterian Church audience he is undecided about seeking another term. He warned against rushing to socialism, condemning government waste and high taxes while urging public service and two party strength. He said he would step aside for a candidate who favors government wastefulness and higher taxes if he alone seeks decisive socialist change.
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R. Walter Riehlman
Congress
South Presbyterian Church
Riehlman
Suspect Arrested In Check Forgeries
Thomas J. Harner of 700 S West St was arrested today by detectives Donald Tracey and William Delaney for forging and cashing two checks for 83740 each made out to landlord A W Becker in June 1948. He likely will be charged with forgery second degree.
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Thomas J. Harner
S. West St
Donald Tracey
William Delaney
Harner
A. W. Becker
Tracey
Fatal Stabbing Ends Argument in City Restaurant
A 23 year old man, Tommy Lee Corbitt of 613 Harrison St, is held for investigation in the fatal stabbing of Albert Burke, 23, of 519 E Adams St. Burke died at Memorial Hospital after a fracas at a restaurant on Townsend Street following an argument with a woman friend. Witnesses saw Corbitt knife Burke behind the ear and on the neck. police found multiple knives at the scene.
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Albert Burke
E. Adams Sr
Memorial Hospital
Harrison St
William Metzger
Tommy Lee Corbitt
Burke
George Turo
Turo
S. ‘Toivnsend St
Zenobia Lugg
Corbitt
Taro
Money Truck Strikes Pole Injuring Driver and Others
An armored money truck driven by Alex Mural collided with a telephone pole injuring Mural and four pedestrians. Mural suffered hip and leg lacerations and was treated at Onondaga General Hospital. Others harmed include Mrs. Mary Croley whose knee and back were injured, Jasper M. Kain Jr. with a bruised leg, Thomas Tomczak with right side injuries, and bystander injuries from a collision at multiple intersections. Police named the drivers and addresses involved in the incidents.
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Alex Mural
Burnet, Cay
EF. Colvin Jr
Mural
Onondaga General Hospital
Mary Croley
Springers
Lloyd R. Korb
Berwick Rd
Jasper M. Kain
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Genesee, St
Irving Av
Merle Eppel
Ellis St
Thomas Tomczak
Board to Meet of 36th District Pension Club
A Board meeting of the 36th Congressional District American Pension Clubs will be held Monday at 8 PM in the clubrooms at 220 East Washington Street.
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36Th Congressional District
American Pension Clubs
Washington St
Driver Faces Four Charges After Crash
Henry Louis, 26, of 534 Seymour Street, will be arraigned on four charges after a crash. Police said he stole a car and rammed a police car during a chase, with charges including second degree grand larceny, driving without a license, failure to have a car under control, and leaving the scene. Patrolmen Leatley and Higgins chased him near Harrison Place at 2:20 A.M. He was captured at 126 Harrison Place after running from the auto collision. The car was reported stolen by Charles Argyle of Cortland.
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Henry Louis
Seymour St
Lewis
Truman II
Preston
Jon P. Leatley
Wiliam Higgins
Tt Harrison Pl
Harrison Pl
S. Salina
Harrison Sts
Charles Argyle
Cortland
Need of Democracy in Japan Stressed
An open meeting at Maxwell Auditorium emphasized cultivating democracy in Japan and the Far East. Speakers argued the cold war with Russia should not dominate foreign policy decisions.
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Japan
Far East
iMaxwell Auditorium
Russia
St Lucy’s Jubilee Marks 75 Years as Parish in Syracuse
Solemn three day celebration begins with Mass at St Lucy’s Church to honor the 75th anniversary of its independence. Bishop Walter A Foery will celebrate the Jubilee Mass with a lineup of priests including Thomas J Driscoll Luke Gallagher and Lawrence Horan as chaplains and assisting clergy.
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Witile
St. Lucy’s Church
Syracuse
Coram Episcipo
Thomas J. Driscoll
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Lucy’s High School
Walter A. Foery
Luke Gallagher
Utica
Lawrence Horan
Cortland
Mgh
David F. Cunningham
Robert E. Dillon
Patrick
St Lucy's Parish 75th Anniversary Celebrations Planned
Hartnett and Rev Robert J Casey will lead ceremonies with acolytes including Rev Frank Harrison and Rev Francis Sheedy. Bishop Foery to preach. Holy Hour at 7 45 pm. thanks for 40 priestly and 16 sister vocations. Requiem Mass Monday at 9 am. Academy Day Tuesday. many reunions mark the anniversary. Sisters of St Joseph to attend. old Cook Building site recalled. church since 1867. past pastors listed ending with Father Davern.
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Robert Frawley
D.F.M
Msgr
Cunningham
Daniel E. Lawler
Thomas J. Murphy
William H. Cotter
O.S.A
St. Lucy's
Jeremiah J. Davern
J. James Bannon
Immaculate Conception
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Lucy’s
M. Petronilla
Cook
Gifford St
John J. Kennedy
Patrick F. McEvoy
John J. Sheridan
James F. Farrell
Charles E. Tracy
Father Davern
Stone from Worcestershire church sent to Connecticut church
A stone from the Prior Church of Great Malvern founded in 1095 in Worcestershire has been shipped to Stamford Connecticut to be set into a new church under construction there.
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London
Great Malvern
Worcestershire
Stamford
Conn
Onondaga Art Guild Welcomes Lee Coye as Instructor
The Onondaga Art Guild announces Lee Brown Coye as instructor for a group of about 35 members spanning ages 23 to 75 including engineers doctors and nurses. The guild meets Thursdays at 7 30 P M at the Museum of Fine Arts and features weekly oil paintings exhibited in Tobin's restaurant ante-room with customer ballots for the exhibit of the month. Officers include Raymond Largent business manager Louise Stott secretary and others.
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Onondaga Art Guild
Lee Brown Coye
Museum of Fine Arts
Tobin's
Raymond ‘Largent
Raymond Largent
Albert Gillen
Raymond LaSage
Louise Stott
Perkietti MacNeil
Pitts Plan Aims to Preserve Water in Bear Swamp Dam
City Engineer Nelson S. Pitts outlines a water conservation plan for Syracuse area. A dam in Bear Swamp above Skaneateles Lake would be opened to boost supply when levels fall, though no immediate shortage concerns exist.
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New York City
Nelson S. Pitts
Pitts
Bear Swamp
Skaneateles Lake
Store Owner Beats Off Holdup Men
Edward Barth 52 of 405 Tully Street sustained a cut cheek after fending off two masked gunmen who tried to rob his Tilly Market last night. Barth fought the men at his door around 9 PM and chased them for blocks before they fled toward the icy street as bystanders pursued.
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Edward Barth
Tully St
Havo
Barth
Tilly Market
James Driscoll
Two men described in contrasting military and tan outerwear
A description notes one man in Army green fatigue clothes and another in a tan three quarter length coat. The account highlights their differing builds, labeling one as stocky and the other as slim.
Syracuse Camera Club Presents Christmas Program
The Syracuse Camera Club will meet Wednesday at 8 15 P M in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts for a Christmas program. Members will present color slides and skits with action pictures of the acts. Refreshments will be served.
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Syracuse Camera Club
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
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