Accidents Reported Five Hurt In Snow
Police logged 49 traffic accidents yesterday and this morning with five people injured. Howard Blair, 33, of 309 Raphael St East Syracuse, hospitalized with eye and chest injuries after his car struck a snow plow driven by Schuyler Smith of North Syracuse on Route 11 at 4 20 A M. Chester Przybylski, 67, of 542 Tompkins St, injured when struck by a car driven by Rocco Pirro of Solvay near West Genesee Street at 4 A M. Fred Kaiser, 75, of 522 Bellevue Ave, struck by a car driven by Rose Bramhell on Bellevue Ave at 11 P M. Nicholas Assiff of Utica suffered a right thumb laceration after his car collided with another driven by Martha Zie of Syracuse at E Fayette Street and Forman Ave at 5 P M. David Sugarman of 104 Dorset Rd collided with Orvis Monroe of McDonald Rd Syracuse R D at Madison and Almond streets at 5 30 P M with Mrs Sugarman reporting neck pain. Patrolman Carl Jakubowski cited Monroe for a stop sign violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blair
Raphaelst
Syracuse
Onondaga General Hospital
Schuyler Smith
Southay
James Bateman
Bert Reardon
Blair W
Brewerton
Blair
Chester Przybylski
Tompkins Sr
Rocco Pirro
Barclav Rd
Solvay
Ponce
Preyayisar
Fred Kaiser
Belle- Vue Av
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Rose M. Bramhell
Gray St
Belle-vue Av
Don Shea
James Dorsey
Nicholas Assiff
Lansing St
Utica
Cola
Martha Zie
Cumberland Av
E. Fayette St
Forman Av
David B. Sugarman
Dorset Rd
Orvis W. Monroe
McDonald Rd
R.D
Madison and
Almondsig
Mayor Hails Korea Vets in Syracuse Letter of Commendation
All Korean war veterans in the Syracuse area will receive a letter of commendation from Mayor May or Thomas J. Corcoran. Vets are invited as guests of Paramount Theater to view Fined Mayonets TM, a realistic Korean War film, showing through Wednesday. The mayor’s message praises their gallant service and thanks residents for America’s heritage and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Thomas J. Corcoran
Paramount Theater
America
Museum Receives Two New Watercolors by Pleissner and Schreiber
Two original watercolors were presented to the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts last night by Esso Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The works join the museum’s regular collection: Casting in Grand Lake Maine by Ogden M Pleissner and Wild Eating at Vermilion Ridge by George Schreiber, originally painted for Lamp Jersey Standard's house organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse, Museum of Fine Arts
Esso Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Grand Lake
Maine
Ogden M. Pleissner
Vermilion Ridge
George Schreiber
Jersey
Standerd
Golden Agers Hear Christmas Party Lights Up Citadel
Christmas blessings filled the third annual Golden Age Christmas dinner at the Salvation Army citadel last night. Turkey and trimmings were donated by Crouse-Hinds Co. Gifts for each Golden Ager came from the Salvation Army auxiliary. Speakers included Ottom Errhch of Crouse-Hinds Dr Harry A. Steckel council on aging and Rev Laurence T. Hoss of the Council of Churches. Mrs. Lewis C. Pihe presided as director of the Golden Age department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Conduit Machine Department
Crouse-Hinds Co
Executives Honored for Newspaper Advertising Excellence
NATIONAL recognition came this weekend for Jerome Weil, advertising director of Edwards, for advertising that supported Lakeland Week from October 26 to November 3. His work was selected from over 130 entries by national judges in print and publication fields. Also recognized was Ed Boutin, who coordinated activities with Weil in the program, with names of Burlington Mills former Macy's and Gimbel's executives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A Jerome Weill
Edwards
Beng
Ral Wee Pe Amy
Burlington Mills +2
Macy's
Gimbel's
New York
Edbault
Weil's
Road Safety Outline Proposed by Federated Groups
State senators and assembly representatives at the Onondagas Hotel urged a bigger state police force, rural road iching, vehicle inspections, and law revisions to cut traffic accidents. They emphasized public support for funding, noted rural court limitations, and backed periodic vehicle checks to remove unfit cars. The meeting highlighted the three E s of safety and reported a large Christmas tree sale at Arthur Stadium to fund services for 450 blind residents of Onondaga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Safety Organizations
Onondagas
New York
Hughes
Searles
Shultz
Jack Mayer
New York State Insurancesagents' Association
Halpern
Arthur Stadium
Ives
Thomas W. Ryan
Walter L Fos
Chamber of Com- A
Uder
Wees
Onondaga County
Meddling Doesn’t Pay In Townsend Street Fracas
Eloy, observing a chase between Mrs Jamce Jackson and her husband K C Jackson, was knocked down as Jackson barged into King's Restaurant. Eloy sustained a fractured left hip and was hospitalized at St Joseph's. Police arrested Jackson for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloy
S. Townsend St
King's
Townsend St
Jamce Jackson
Harrison St
K. C. Jackson
Renwicitar
Jackson
Jackson Mr. Jackson Knocked Eloy
St Joseph’s Hospital
Bernard Weber
Roy Cooke
Defense Wins For Plaintiff in Municipal Court
Attorney John E. Shaffe won for the plaintiff Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. which paid 608 to Weaver Fruit & Vegetable Co. after a car struck the building. Defendants Paul H Schroeder and Nicholas P. Juhen blamed each other. Jury verdict was for the full amount against Schroeder. Judge James A. Farrell presided. Frank C. McCarthy appeared for Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Shaffe
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co
Weaver Fruit & Vegetable Co
Paul H Schroeder
Fayette St
Nicholas P. Juhen
Sumi Av
Schroeder
Julian
James A. Farrell
Frank C. McCarthy
Patient slays doctor and self in brutal double tragedy
In Wukursier Massachusetts police pursue the suspect, a 60 year old patient who shot Dr. C. Draper Phelps 70 in his office and then killed himself. Phelps body found on the roof. suspect Diogenes Boudouins, semi retired restaurateur, died later at City Hospital. Fire crews contained a blaze in a contractor's shed on Fown Line Road near Court Street caused by an overheated stove. shed and construction site structures were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wukursier
C. Draper Phelps
Diogenes Boudouiis
Lyncourt
Fown Line
Court St
Henry Elmer
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Austin Construction Co
Raymond Coyle Dies in Hospital
Raymond R. Coyle of 1120 Avery Street dies in Syracuse Memorial Hospital. A native of Croghan and long-time Syracuse resident, he once ran a roofing business in Utica and later worked for the Prosperity Company in Syracuse. Survived by wife Lilian Wagner Coyle, son Eugene Coyle, daughter Mrs Bermond Finkler, brothers Eugene and Leonard Coyle, aster Mrs John Wilds, two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services at Cart J Ballweg funeral home at 9 AM Monday with high Mass at St John the Baptist Church at 9 30. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7–9 and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. Coyle
Avery
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Croghan
Syracuse
Coyle
Utica
Prosperity Company
Lillian Wagner Coyle
Eugene Coyle
Long Island
Bermond Finkler
Binghamton
Eugene
Leonard Coyle
John Wilds
Pupils at Percy Hughes School Attend Santa Claus Luncheon
Students in sight-saving classes at Percy Hughes School visited Hotel Syracuse for a luncheon with Santa Claus and the Lions Club. Entertainers Al Muench Carl Nocks and Miss Alec Keegan performed while teachers Adelbert Northrup Mrs Mary Renaud Mrs Freeman and Miss Bess worked to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hughes
Santa Claus
The
Lions Club
Syracuse
al Muench
Carl Nocks
Alec Keegan
Adelbert Northrup
Prin
Mary Renaud
Freeman
Bess] tReally
Traffic Court entries list varied license suspensions and speeding citations
A garbled traffic court list shows multiple individuals with suspended licenses and speeding violations. Names include Charles E Adams Canastota Walton Jordon and Charlie Lowe with addresses and charges such as improper mounted front license plate passing a stop sign and flashing red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbe Winnan N. Pasterice
Boxee F Leni
Barneseldho
Charles E Adams
Volunteer Air Reservists Pledge to Donate Blood
More than 30 Syracuse Volunteer Air Reservists pledged a pint of blood through the Red Cross after a donor drive sponsored by the 9061st VAR Group. The drive, announced at a staff meeting at headquarters on Sir N. Warren Street, supports urgent hospital needs and Red Cross aims to collect 300,000 pints monthly via bloodmobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Red Cross
VAR
N. Warren
Brewster
Andi
Morell K. Brewster
ETOUD
906St Force
Auburn
Utica
Rome
9061St Volunteer Air Reserve Group
Harry Jaffarian
Francis J. O'Brien
St. Anthony's Church
Thomas Shallcross
Inmate Slugger to Serve Four More Months at Onondaga
Four months more will be added to Dollis W. Spring's sentence at Onondaga County Penitentiary after a slugging incident that injured guard Joseph Ryan. Spring, 30, faced potential charges as District Attorney Can tor reviews the case. Ryan, hospitalized with head wounds, is expected to go home after treatment. Marsden said Spring's motive was a crazy impulse with no escape attempt or grudge. Santa lights Clinton Square tree as city gathers for annual ceremony with choirs, carols, and community groups. Mayor Corcoran switches on the 30 foot tree while children, Recreation Department staff, and volunteers prepare the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Sprung
Montgomery County
Marsden
Jesse E. Cantor
Santa
Clinton Square
Thomas ¥. Corcoran
Department of Parks
Chester Dui
Recreation
Rotary Club Hears A Capella Choir
A Capella choir Tims 0-VOICE from Nottingham High School directed by John V Sackett presented a Christmas program at the Rotary Club luncheon in Hotel Onondaga yesterday. Soloists included Jack Gardner Peggy Smith and Robert Evans with Sarah Brown and Philip Burrell alternating on piano. Edvin Andrews and Arnold Paltenson played guitars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Nottingham High School
John V. Sackett
Rotary Club
Hotel Onondaga
Hyams
Jack Gardner
Peggys Smith
Robert Evans
Sarrah Brown
Philip Burrell
Edvin Andrews
Arnold Paltenson
Services Monday For Mrs Birdseye
Anna Birdseye a former Utica resident died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Big Bay Watertown Burial will be at Keim Forest Hill Cemetery Utica in John G Butler Funeral Home visitation today and tomorrow Survivors include husband Frank E Birdseye two daughters Mrs Wynkoop and Mrs Judson Briggs three grandchildren and one great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Say Birdseye
Utica
Albert
Washington
D. C
Wynkoop
Judson W. Briggs l
Brewerton
Land Mine
City Hall to Stay Open on Dec 24
City Hall will remain open on Christmas Eve despite advisories against it. Mayor Thomas J. Corcoran announced after returning from Washington, saying department heads may decide with a skeleton staff in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Thomas J. Corcoran
Washington, D. C
Oven Burns Fatal to Miss Todd
Miss Harriet Todd died at Onondaga General Hospital twelve hours after a kitchen fire in her apartment 231 Southay. The stove incident started when she put her feet in the oven and her nightdress ignited, as neighbors and a nearby fire crew aided her. she leaves three children and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Fairchild Meech and Greenleaf funeral homes with burial at Gaga Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Todd
Onondaga General Hospital
Southay
Miss Todd
George
Glenn
Woolsons
Herobe
Woolson
Ihel
I Oberdorfer
Williem Horton
Arthur Burchell
Sarah Smith
William K
Cramer's Smith
Wall
Fairchild &Meech
Greenleaf
John D. Rhame
Broadalbin
Bunal
Onon
Ys Sal
Aoonday
Gaga Valley Cemetery
Mes. Smith
Pave Yas
Delaware Baptist Church
Joseph Mayo
Tor
United Mine Workers
Ralph K. Smith
District 50
Opera Oregon
Miss Ton
Syracuse
Dorothy Datis
Syracuse Andjeral Hospital
Helene Smith
Massachus
Harold Courtney
Sells
William Well. Smith
Utah
Mrs. Ida Shulman Rites Tomorrow
Services for Mrs. Ida Shulman of 759 Eucliday die as funeral set for 2 PM at Birnbaum Funeral Home with Rabbi Samuel Yalow officiating. Burial at Jamesville Gate Cemetery. She leaves Clement Shulman two sons Loi l and Jack Siegel five daughters Mrs. Samuel Elison Mrs. Jean eile Sohi Mrs. Al Schaefer and Mrs. Irving Hurwitz all of Syracuse and Mrs. Henry Chase of Long Beach Calif a brother Nathan Yaffee of Pasadena Calif 16 grandchildren and a great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Shulman
Eucliday
Birnbaum Funeral
Rabbi Samuel Yalow
Jamesville Gate Cemetery
Clement Shulman
Loil
Jack Siegel
Samuel Elison
Jean~eile Sohi
al Schaefer
Irving Hurwitz
Syracuse
Henry Chase
Long Beach
Calif
Nathan Yaffee
Pasadena
Families Driven Out by Gas Fumes
Police reported two near deaths from coal gas fumes and monoxide poisoning. Anthony Esposito and his 19 month old child died from a defective chimney. the Vermitte family of 202 Fabius Street received treatment after fumes from an adjacent sheet metal shop heater seeped into their home. The shop ceiling opening allowed gas entry. Mrs Vermitte and four children shared a bed with a coal stove in a five room house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Liepka
Anthony Esposito
Elmst
John Vermitte
Fabius Yst
Goldsmith & Son
Lis
Lermate House
Anthony J. Cvenski
Mrz. Vermitte
Prudential calls strike agent pay claim misinformation
Prudential Insurance denounces claims by striking agents that they earn only 35 a week as false propaganda. Syracuse district manager James Summers states no agent earns 35 weekly, the lowest salary is 47.30, and most agents make 60 to 190 weekly. Local 68 of the Insurance Agents International Union says about 90 agents in the area are on strike since December 1 as part of a nationwide action seeking a higher base pay from 89 to 85 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company
James Summers
Prudential
Syracuse
Insurance Agents International Union
AFL
Fit
Cobwell Pact Proposed for Five-Year City Contract
DPW Commissioner Frank Harmon backs Cobwell Reduction Co for a five year rubbish and garbage reduction contract at about $174,942 annually, noting Cobwell’s past five years cost $138,600 per year. City will operate the boiler formerly run by Cobwell with the garbage business. A West Monroe girl in Oswego County is the 68th polio patient treated at City Hospital this year per the Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobwell Reduction Co
DPW
Frank T. Harmon
William J. Hanlon
Harmon
Cobwell
Neimerator
West Monroe
Oswego County
City Hospital
Department of Health
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Business News
MacArthur Stadium
Michael Goudy
Bemyooday
Duwald Corsello
Raymond Coyle
Assumption School
John Fisher
Charles Andrews
Elizabeth Mann
Edward Smth
Wiliam Crowell
al Deigseroth
Joseph Aremel
Municripal Recreation Commission
William A. Barry
Parks Department
Ren
Birdseye
MR. and
Mrs. Woolson
Irs. Smith
Community Office
Salina
Raynor
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