Dope Raiders Seize Two Women and Heroin in Syracuse Raid
Police say a 26-year-old woman admitted selling narcotics from a Dablon Court apartment. About 50 heroin capsules and marijuana were seized along with 700 empty capsules. Three suspects were taken into custody. two women face charges pending. The raid occurred about 1 a.m. after a heroin purchase with a marked five dollar bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dablon Ct
Vice Squad
New York State
Narcotics Control Bureau
Wilam Richards
Syracuse
Richards
Barrett Donahue
Charles Morgan
Sidney Joffe
Joffe
Robert Wilson
Nine Injured In Accidents Outside City
A Syracuse woman and a Solvay youth were among nine injured in two separate crashes near Hastings and Camillus. Mary J. Peters 34 sustained deep scalp and head wounds with knee and body bruises from a head on collision on Route 11. David J. Jones 19 suffered back and right knee injuries but was not hospitalized. Other injured were Betty Schoffstall 32 and Francis Smith 33. The Camillus crash involved a county snow plow driven by James Giangiobbe 59 and resulted in the snow plow striking a stopped car driven by Mary Ann Fowler 17. The current investigation was ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Solvay
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mary J. Peters
Montgomery St
David J. Jones
Worth Ave. Solvay
Rte
Hastings
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Betty Schoffstall
Lavelle
Francis Smith
Ray Mondville
Arthur Revoir
Whitney Schouten
Oswego County
Sheriff's Department
Peter's
Smith
Schoff
Jones
Bennett Rd
Camillus
Mary Ann Fowler
Scott Ave
Joseph Kanasola
James Giangiobbe
McBride St
Tuberculosis Committee to Hear Policeman
The Tuberculosis Committee of the Onondaga Health Association will meet at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow for a luncheon in the West Room of the Yates Hotel. Sergeant Robert Alexander of the Syracuse Police Department will discuss the police role in rehabilitating tuberculous alcoholics. Irving S. Devorsetz chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Health Association
Yates Hotel
Robert Alexander
Syracuse Police Department
Alexander
Irving S. Devorsetz
Manhattan Grads Meet Tonight
The Manhattan College Alumni Society Syracuse chapter holds a business and reunion meeting tonight at Hotel Syracuse. Richard J. Cole will deliver a college progress report. Films of Ken Barnum and Lou Jones, Manhattan Olympic track and field entries, and the film Manhattan Maker of Men will be shown. Robert Ripple presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College Alumni Society
Syracuse
Richard J. Cole
Ken Barnum
Lou Jones
Manhattan
Robert Ripple
Planning Units U K Endorsed for City Planning Study
Two of three city agencies endorsed the proposed planning study today. Arthur J. Reed and Philip M. Holstein praised the American Society of Planning Officials survey as a major step toward greater municipal coordination. If approved, Syracuse will fund 18750 for the study and bring in a three man team including Walter H. Blucher L Perry Cookingham and Jack Meltzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Arthur J. Reed
Urban Renewal Office
Philip M. Holstein
Syracuse Housing Authority
City Planning Commission
Lindy Mead
Holstein
Housing Authority
American Society of Planning Officials
Reed
Walter H. Blucher
Chicago
American Institute of Planners
L. Perry Cookingham
Kansas City
Jack Meltzer
Police Fire Shots Nab Suspect in Syracuse Burglary
Syracuse police captured 23 year old Rudolph J. Wobruba after firing warning shots as he fled from Rendezvous Tavern to Phillie’s Restaurant. Detectives identified him by tattoos and he was finally arrested near a tractor-trailer on South Franklin Street. He was wanted for stealing about 3000 dollars in bonds from Berndt Cleaners on Thanksgiving Day and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
S. Franklin St
Rudolph J.wobruba
Sabine St
Berndt Cleaners
State Fair Blvd
Set
William Delaney
North
iVobruba
Rendezvous Tavern
Water St
Phillie’s
Washington St
Charles Tighe
George Kappesser
Wobruba
Robert R. Wabrath
W. Onondaga St
Vobruda
Wobruda
Clinton St
W. Fayette St
Kappesser Pata Ihe
Tighe
W. Washington St
S. Franklyn St
Sigmund Grudzinski
Christmas Mail Rush Begins at Post Office
Christmas parcels pour into the main post office as Ed ward G. Payette, assistant post master, notes another record year ahead. Parcel post lines rise through morning, stamp windows stay busy, with officials expecting the bulk of Christmas mail within a week. Payette urges secure wrapping and proper addressing with correct postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Payette
Payette
Two Youths Arrested In Garage Burglary Case
Authorities say two youths Burchell 16 and Christian 18 solved at least eight burglaries in the suburban area. They faced third degree burglary charges after appearing before Justice John Farnum Geddes and demanding examination. Read details on stolen items gas fuel drills tools and a 1949 automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Burchell
Richard Ra
Camillus
Kenneth F.christian
Westover
Syracuse
Justice of the Peace
John Farnum
Geddes
Sheriff's Deputies
Burchell
Christian
Susco
State Fair Blvd
Silverbrook Dairy
Milton Ave
Terpening Trucking Co
Charles Ave
Solvay
Fairmount Drug Store
Brown-Jewell
W. Genesee St
Hockey's Inn
Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine
Fairmount
West Genesee St. Central School
Leo Beebe
Aid Sought In Sewer Expansion
The city will apply for state and federal aid to expand the Butternut Creek sewage plant and connect suburban lines. DeWittshire residents will repay a $25,000 expansion over five years and tap the trunk sewer for their disposal. About 2,500 residents live in DeWittshire. aid could cover 30 percent of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butternut Creek
Laurence J. O’toole
De[Wittshire
DeWittshire
Common Council
City
Two-Platoon Fire Setup To Be Hailed
The Syracuse Fire Department marks the 37th anniversary of the two platoon system with a 6 30 p.m. dinner at Yates Hotel. Active members and retirees attend to recall the 1919 shift from a single platoon of 24 hours to today. Eight of the original 69 remain active, with many retirees listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Harry J. Coon
Thomas J. McMahon
Robert E. Clapper
William J. Mayers
Frederick J. Steingreber
George Homeyer
John Garvey
John Costello
Arthur Bonnell
Clarence Austin
Leo Scharoun
Lawrence van Riper
Santa to Visit Cicero Friday at American Legion Grounds
Santa Claus will visit the Village of Cicero this Friday at 7 30 p m on the American Legion grounds Main Street The event features carols by Boy Scouts of Troop 116 and readings by the Rev J Wayne Hunter of the community church and the Rev Joseph M Vaughn of Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Cicero
American Legion Grounds
Main St
Boy Scouts
Troop 116
J. Wayne Hunter
Community Church
Joseph M. Vaughn
Sacred Heart Church
Parole violator Wobruda held for questioning in Syracuse
Sheriff deputies transfer suspect Wobruda to Cedar Street Jail for questions by Detective Bruno Luczyski. Wanted by Ohio and New York authorities for parole violation since Thanksgiving. Bonds turned over to Allan W Burr, 24, of 656 S Warren St, now jailed in Ontario County on burglary charges. Det. Kramer links Walrath to Wobruda via identification cards and a wallet with cash drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sommers
Lynn Scammel
Sheriff's Department
Wobruda
Cedar St
Bruno Luczyski
Ohio
New York State
Luczyski
Allan W. Burr
S. Warren St
Ontario County
Phelps
Walrath
Wobruba
Jerry Kramer
iWalrath
N. Salina St
W. Belden Ave
Soil Bank Policy Readied for 1957
The County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee prepares its 1957 program and soil bank reserve practices. New officers include Stanley E. Murphy of Olisco as chairman and Robert French jot Clay as vice chairman, with Herbert Paddock, Donald Erkenbeck, and Richard Crandon among other delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee
Stanley E. Murphy
Olisco
Robert French Jot Clay
Herbert Paddock
Camillus
Donald Erkenbeck
Richard Crandon
van Buren
Liquor price hike to take effect January first
Central New York Retail Package Stores Association announces nationwide liquor price increases starting Jan 1 1957. President Joseph F Buran notes taxes have driven costs up though consumer prices rise per brand by 30 to 40 cents a quart 25 to 30 cents a fifth and 12 to 20 cents a pint in about 6 800 stores statewide with 103 local outlets in Central New York including 68 Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Buran
Central New York Retail Package Stores Association
Buran
New York
Syracuse
National Retail Package Stores Association
Driver Arrested in Hit-Run Case
Sylvester Dunn, 22, of 903 Almond St., arrested yesterday at Almond and E Adams on leaving the scene. Patrolman Birardi said Dunn struck an auto owned by ABS Supply Co., 1002 South Townsend St., in the 1000 block and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Dunn
Almond St
Almond and
E. Adams Sts
Jack Birardi
Dunn
ABS Supply Co
S. ‘Townsend St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Godfrey
CAPRI
PIGOY
McCrary’s
Salina St
Neighorhood Family Gift Center
Burnet Park
Burnet Park Dr. Tel
Renoe
Queen
Geneses St
Northern Lights
Robert Wilson Jr
William Richards
TB Committee
Manhattan Grads
U.K. NewStudy
Rudolph J. Wobruba
Lynn Scanmell
Anna Simon
W. Castle St
John I. Sullivan
Santa
Christmas Club
Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Blvd
Eastwood
James ST
Hickok Ave
Saya Y Tml
Slert Ra Corporation
Loe Pe Ban See
Goss Piano CO
the Merchants Bank
FDIC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!