Happiness House Ready Date Set Despite Delays
Happiness House in Syracuse races toward completion with an anticipated January 15 inspection and opening. Frank G Reveir, campaign chair, notes equipment shortages delayed plastering but work resumes this week. Funds and tickets drive 50 000 plus locals into the effort to support the Elmcrest Children’s Center cerebral palsy program at Salt Springs Road.
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Happiness House
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Happiness House Campaign
Warren St
Elmerest Children's Center
Salt Springs Rd
Trucks Crash In Underpass Near Camillus
TWO tractor trailer trucks were damaged at 730 AM today when they collided in the underpass at the foot of Canillus hill. O Neil C Grenier of Plainville Conn driven west from Camillus lost control and hit Harold Graham of Rochester whose truck carried beer and root beer. Trooper George Plunkett said vision dumping root beer and mix ed over the highway as crews aided by Highway Department workers managed the early morning traffic.
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Harold Graham
Clarissas Rochester
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Call Vision
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Plunket
State Highway Department
Retired Gen Kincaid, 64, Leaves Active Guard Duty
Brig. Gen. J Leslie Kincaid, former New York State Adjutant General and Syracuse native, is placed on the guard’s reserve list after 43 years of service. He led units in World War I, later served as adjutant general, and held hotel management roles while heading American Hotels Corp. His decorations include the Distinguished Service Cross and foreign honors.
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J. Leslie Kincaid
New York State National Guard
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Adjutant General's Office
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State National Guard
Syracuse
Jerst Kincaid
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American Hotels Corp
New York City
United States
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South America
New York National Guard
106Th Infantry
Hindenburg Line
Tine
Nathan Miner
Rex
Naples
Italy
Mer Ained
Bincaid
Set Example For Children Judge Urges
Judge Leo J Yehle of Chil dren's Court urged parents and children to follow same rules. He said homes broken by delinquency show adults influence conduct and urged addressing delinquency at its roots during a Holy Name Society breakfast at Hotel Onondaga.
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Leo J. Yehle
Children's Court
St. Joseph's French Church
Holy Name Society
Yento
Hotel Onondaga
Yehlo
John Lawton
Harald
Driscoll
Joseph A. Laurin
David J. Narcott
Highway Worker Remains in Hospital After Truck Crash
Leo Elmer, 55, of Morrisville, a State Highway Department employee, was thrown from a landing truck Friday night and remained in City Hospital with a possible skull fracture and broken left shoulder. State police said he was hiding with other employees on a truck near Nelson when a car driven by Edward Hauser struck the machine.
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Leo Elmer
Morrisville
State Highway Department
Elmer
Nelson
Edward Hauser
Erievinte
Ex-Wac Student at S A Pens Book on Early Saints
Edna Eastwood of Auburny formerly served as a WAC and student at S A writes Saints biography titled Saints Couregenus. Published by Morehouse-Gorham in New York, the volume covers lives of 20 saints with poetry and religious plays. Eastwood, educated at University College of Syracuse, prepared the work amid wartime service at Louisville Hospital.
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New York
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University College of Syracuse
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Library of University College, Syracuse University
Robert R.easter
Episcope Churches
Winard Jewelry
Dunhill
Letion
Ronson
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