Three Injured in City Traffic Crashes
Police report three separate traffic accidents injuring three people in Syracuse area. Robert Graft, 19, of 237 Marlborough Road, suffered a head laceration and was treated at St. Joseph’s Hospital after 2 AM. Charles Burke, 1, of 317 Woodbine Ave, charged with dangerous driving following a collision on N Salina Street James. Anthony Jorio, young man of 714 Wolf Street, sustained chest and stomach injuries when his car hit Jessie Durston of 143 T street. Jorio treated at an Onondaga General Hospital. A Liverpool man, L Cannerelli, 31, fell asleep at wheel, hitting a parked car in the 400 block of XNI State Street. treated for lip cut and knee abrasions at St. Joseph’s. Deputy Sheriff Bond reported falling asleep at the wheel on State Street near State Fair. taken to hospital with 20 stitches.
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Tive Tonsons
Robert Graft
Marlborough Rd
John Arcuttoli
Oak
Anthony Jorio
Wolf St
Burke
N. Salina St
James
Areluoli
Clarence A. Potter
Jessie B. Durston
T At
James St
Joho
Onondaga, General Hospital
Henry Caregona
Peter St
Turtle St
First North St
Joseph Morabito
Jorio
Thiele St
Agramanga Kong North
Liverpool
State St
L. Cannerelli
St. Joseph's Hospital
Le Moyne College to Host Labor Unit Meeting
James Kratzer of Brown Lipe Chapin will address Le Moyne Industrial Relations Council at Le Moyne College Thursday at 5 PM. He will speak on The Employers Side of the Functions and Operations of the Employment Insurance Laws. Nicholas Ferrante, council president, announced.
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James Kratzer
Brown Lipe Chapin Plant
le Moyne Industrial Relations
le Moyne College
Sp.m. i
Burglars Take Safe From Walter White Tavern
Syracuse police probe a wave of weekend burglaries targeting businesses. At Walter White tavern a safe weighing 200 to 300 pounds was stolen with $1,000 to $2,500 noted, a juke box smashed, and cash register emptied. Other hits include Guido's Grocery and Sue's Restaurant with missing coins and cigars. Multiple gas stations and shops had windows broken while some, like Bittwell Cleaners, reported only minor losses. A bachelor pair of incidents at Royal Clipper diner and Cline's Auto Service are noted, with gum and potato chips looted in one. The spree spans several South Side locations as investigators assess damages and motives.
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Syracuse
Ciy
Theo Ae
Walter White
Stewart Heller
E. Fayette St
Guido
McBride St
Thomas Sardino
de Witt
Harold Smit
Sue's
Salina St
Yous San
Michael Guido
John John Mulligan
Cline
Bray
Coffee
Geneseest
Erieblvd
Slory
Bittwell Cleaners
Bittwell
Ibi
Genesee St
William Lawton
Lee Sacks
Salwihe
Suzanne Michalis
Royal Clipper
E. Brighton Av
Beverly Sfament
Yakuhashi
Japan
Ixs
S. Salina St
Joseph
Brooklyn Man Sues State For 150000 Injury
A Brooklyn man seeks 150000 from the state for injuries suffered while working at Brooklyn State Hospital. He alleges a fall from an iron fence post in November 1950 caused permanent disabilities, with testimony detailing back injuries and multiple fractures. The case was heard before Court of Claims Judge Charles Major.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn State Hospital
Uial
Court of Claims
Charles ‘Tr. Major
Fred Acien
Fred Danna
Sisoney
David Marcus
Danna
Leni
Marcus Ryeft
Coatrei
Menta In
Mabel
Panna
Washington
Dannal
Iday
Tokyo
Harry Tokyo
H. Lipzig
New York City
Teaching Experiment Outlined for Elementary Prep Program
An experimental program to improve elementary teaching prep by Cornell University was outlined to delegates at the New York State Association of Secondary School Principals meeting at the Hotel Onondaga. Dr. Claude J. Kulp described a total program of study and fieldwork with liberal arts graduates training as elementary teachers, followed by seminars addressing observed problems. The luncheon speaker, Harry B. Spencer, stressed rising testing emphasis and the need for progress-based evaluation, while sessions highlighted subject emphasis and the shift of electives to high school level. More than 800 delegates attended over a three day conference with an address on educating emotions and a panel on Regents Council recommendations for readjustment of high school education.
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Cornell University
New York State Association of
Kulp
Letementary Sehant Tegekore
Sadie Degli Hun Ceieases
Harry B. Spencer
Siste Education Department
Hugh Schanks
John A. Schindler
Monroe Clinic
Monroe
Wis
Busines
Tonrist
Lewis A. Wilson
Wilson
Association
CTO
Coune
Amy
America
Citiemens
Paul Doran to be youngest Eagle Scout in Onondaga County
Paul Doran of Syracuse to receive the Eagle Scout award tomorrow night at St Patrick's School auditorium. The 12 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Doran of 302 Tympkins o, has earned 57 merit badges in Troop 33 and will be among 23 Scouts receiving 32 merit badges and various ranks at the Troop and Explorer groups Court of Honor.
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Paul Doran
Athanasian
St. Patrick’s School
Marie
Syracuse
Thomas Doran
Doran
Onondaga
Cud Peck
St. Patrick's
Syrause Bove High
Paul Cor
AG. Rusmothe
Froop
Joan
Frovy 33
Court of Honor
St. Patrick's School
Auditoriu
Edward J. Button
John Doran
Peter Payne
Robert ‘Tindall
Patrick Dwyer
Thomas McCarthy
Daniel Roche
David
John Herm
David Barry
John Bliss
Richard Bigsetun
Ro Brown
Robert Caney
Robert Checkoosky
Joseph Fiorito
George T. Lynn
Wiliam Michaels
Michael
Second Grade Polio Shots Planned If Vaccine Approved
Onondaga County health officials and Francis P. Maloney announce that second grade children may receive free polio vaccine next spring if proven effective and licensed. The plan shifts from pregnant women to second graders, citing higher attack rates and feasibility of school inoculation. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will provide vaccine without charge, with additional doses through commercial channels as needed. A spring update from Dr. Trenner is awaited as licensing hinges on efficacy results.
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Syracuse Onendara County
Francis P. Maloney
Onondaga County
National Foundation For Int
Association of State and Termtstorial Health Officers
Maloney
Washington
National Foundation
Tional Foundation
Thomas Tren
Airman
Univerrigan Department of Pimediology
Francis
Auto Killing Student On Route 92
Norman William Musson, 20, a student at the Morrisville Institute, was killed on Route 92 near the Route 20 junction while attempting to attach a rope to his ditched car to be pulled out. Hartford resident 18 year old Hanna, also a Morrisville student, and Michael Mulcahy, 20, of Syracuse, witnessed the scene as Mulcahy tried to pull away and struck Musson.
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Cazenovia
Norman William’ Muscon
GuberteMe
State University Agricutural and Technical Institute
Morrisville
Bruce C. Risley
Route 92
Manlin
Berry
Musson
Manlius
Caren Hanna
Hartfor
Morrisville Institute
Hanna
Oper
Michael P. Mulcahy
E. Fayvile
Sailor
Mule Bahy
Root Calls for Tolerance As Aid to World Church
Prof Robert Root of Syracuse University urged ministers to foster understanding among denominations and aid the World Council of Churches. He spoke at First Presbyterian Church on church unity, noting tensions after Evanston and stressing cooperation across streams and the need for progress beyond doctrinal divides.
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Root
Robert Root
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Quondaga County
Arena Indian Today
Prof. Root
School of ‘Journalism
First Press
Byterian Church
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Evanston
Council
Santa in Jail After Grill Party Incident
Jak Barndollar, 33, portrayed Santa at a Marcellus Street party then assaulted his wife during a home dispute. His brother-in-law Philip A. Butera, 20, also present, faced arrest after a scuffle with police. Both men pleaded guilty in Police Court and were held for sentencing. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh hunted pheasants nearby as police and volunteers searched for an escaped convict during a weekend visit.
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Santa Claus
Jak Barndollar
Gifford St. Barndollar
Marcellus St
Philip A. Butera
Butera
Gifford St
Barndollar
Queen Luton
Huq
England
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
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le Hoyne
Kirtlard
Brotar
Pay & Bay
XIOM
Ae Sa
Reon Ae Ao
Beverly Slamens
Brighton Av
Secodary School
General Electric Chorus
Newton, Fink
Stanley Roelof
I Slate
Ralph A. Myrdek
Camillus
Jlouise A. Loetfer
Comstock At
Raymord
Pohl
Irvine Ay
Ana Bante
Ton of
Shor Hall
Hubson
Washington St
Black & Decker Factory
Black & Decker
van Horr
East
Erie Blyd
East Syraeuss
Tate
Re Ory
Baldwin Acrosonic
Lester Betsy Ross Spinet
Russell Goss Piano Co
Edwards
S. Clinton St
Pennsylvania
United Eastern Coal Sales Corporation
Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Blvd
Eastwood
Hickok Ave
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