Auto crash near Buckley Wad claims Syracuse man
Elbert M. Davis, 31, of 603 North Salina Street, was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve at the Seventh North Street railroad crossing near Buckley Wad and plunged down a 12 foot embankment. Betty Richardson, 23, of North Salina Street, was thrown from the car and hospitalized with leg cuts and a sprained arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh North St
Buckley Wad
Elbert M. Davis
N. Salina St
Betty Richardson
Onondaga General Hospital
Davis
Richardson
Charles Hines
Liverpool
Hines
Sheriff's Office
Fred Armstrong
Charles Planer
Harry L. Gilmore
Cae Ee
Chilled Plow Co Election Sought After Union Change
John Soreuer, regional AFL director, will petition the National Labor Relations Board today for a runoff election as Syracuse Chilled Plow Co production workers voted to leave Farm Equipment Workers Union and join the AFL direct affiliate. The plant, a John Deere subsidiary, employs about 2001 workers in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Soreuer
AF. I
National Labor Relations Board
Syracuse Chilled Plow Co. Inc
Farm Equipment Workers Union
A.F.L
Schreir
F.E
CLO
John Deere Farm Equipment Co
Moline
Panel to discuss arthritic drug cartisane
A panel of four Syracuse University professors will discuss cartisane, the new wonder drug for arthritics, in the first Crossroads of Research broadcast at 12 15 P M tomorrow over WSYR. The program, produced at the University Radio Center, involves the science division with Don Lyon directing. The panel includes Profs W W Westerfield Cal leze of Medicine P M Ruoff Louis Gordon and Robert Gaunt chair of Zoology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
WSYR
Radio Center
Science
Don Lyon
Tomorrow
W. W. Westerfield
Calleze
P. M. Ruoff
Louis Gordon
Robert Gaunt
Plaisted Elected Master of Lodge 501
HIRAM PLAISTED has been elected master of Lodge 501 F and TM M to succeed Walter H Cummings. Installation will be Thursday January 5 at the Masonic Temple. Other officers include B Kenneth Lees senior warden Robert Fulford junior warden C Arthur Shaw secretary Cummings treasurer Kimberly Berry trustee and Robert Evans temple trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Plaisted
Lodge 501
Walter H. Cummings
Masonic Temple
B. Kenneth Lees
Robert Fulford
C. Arthur Shaw
Cummings
Kimberly Berry
Robert Evans
Temple
Spencer Will Travel After Retirement
DEAN LYLE M. SPENCER, longtime educator and former head of Syracuse University School of Journalism, announced retirement set for July 1, 1950. He plans to travel write and may start a journalism program abroad in places such as India or Timbuktu while reflecting on 31 years in education.
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Syracuse University School of Journalism
Cairo
Egypt
Tokyo
Japan
India
Timbuktu
Dean Spencer
Associated Press
New York City
Spencer
University ‘of Washington
University School of Journalism
American University
Airo
Oriental Culture Summer College
Workey's Burns Serious After Clothing Fire
William Ryan, 47, of 321 West Fayette Street, remained in serious condition at Onondaga General Hospital with second and third degree burns. He was warming coal under a car at the Tobin Coal Co. yard when flames set his clothing ablaze. coworkers ripped off his clothes and rolled him in overcoats. Patrolmen John Liquori and George Checksfield investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ryan
W. Fayette St
Onondaga General Hospital
Ryan
Tobin ‘Coal Co
Peat St
John Liquori
George Checksfield
Five Way Stop Signs Planned Near Hancock Airport Route
Traffic increases on Teall and Fiegel avenues and Grant boulevard prompt W. Frank Kavanaugh to start installing five way stop signs. Taxis use Teall as main access to Hancock Airport. He notes traffic not heavy enough yet for a signal light, and cites prior controversy over four way stops.
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Teall iv
Fiegel Av
Grant Blvd
Frank Kavanaugh
Teall Av
Hancock Airport
Kavanaugh
Extra Driving Care Urged
A Syracuse auto group urges extra driving care during the approaching holiday season. Stuart C. Ballard cites 30,000 traffic fatalities this year and notes adults, not just youths, contribute to crashes. He calls for extreme caution, especially at night, to reduce accident potential.
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Stuart C. Ballard
Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association
Ballard
Hebrew Academy to Hold Chanuka Party and Open House
The Syracuse Hebrew Academy invites the public to its first annual Chanuka party and open house at 1 30 PM tomorrow. The event takes place at the Young Israel Building on 2200 East Genesee Street. The academy offers an all day progressive program with integrated Hebrew and secular studies and NY licensed teachers. Guest speaker will be Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg of Torah Umesorah.
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Syracuse Hebrew Academy
Young Israel
E. Genesee St
Academy
Syracuse
New York State
Bernard Goldenberg
Torah Umesorah
National Organization For the Advancement of All-Day Schools In America
New York City
Corcoran Bids Costello Aids to Stay
Mayor-elect Thomas J. Corcoran plans to keep most current department heads after January 1 to ensure continuity. Mario Rossi said successors to Corporation Counsel Hornbeck and Public Works Commissioner Dodge will be appointed before year end, with Richardson likely to be the new corporation counsel and Harmon slated to replace Dodge. Hornbeck has said he will not seek reappointment.
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Coran
Mario Rossi
Corcoran
Lyle W. .Hornbeck
Public Works
Raymond H. Dodge
Corporation Counsel’s Office
George L. Richardson
Frank F. Harmon
Dodge
Hornbeck
Fires injure one and leave a family homeless
Five children and an adult escaped two fires yesterday at two homes on St McBride Street and Schuyler Street. Daisy Mae Tookes, 3, and sister Mary Anne Tookes, 13, were rescued from a burning bedroom by neighbors and a boarder. Mrs Essie Tookes said she had just left for the drug store. Patrolman Lamn will speak at the Police Youth Bureau. One injury, a bruised head, occurred to Mrs Savatsky. the blaze left a television, other gifts, and home damage. Origin undetermined per District Chief McMahon. The Alexander family of 205 Schuyler Street was homeless.
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Robert Ashmore
Charles Post
James Bateman
Clifford Black
Sheriff's Office
Charles Jenner
Lafayette R. D. 2
Onondaga General Hospital
Rock Cut
Nottingham Rds
Jenner
Syracuse
Yale Cummings
Cummings
S. Crouse Av
Harrison St
Joanne Jones
Eucliday
Memorial Hospital
Miss Jones
William T. Peters
McLennan Av
Peters
Robert L. Myers
N. Midleray
Myers
Cold
Daisy Mae Tookes
Mary Anne Tookes
St. McBride
Otis
Or‘ther
Essie Tookes
Robert Lamn
Police Youth Bureau
Savatsky
John Alexander
Kathy
Schuyler St
Alexander
Thomas McMahon
Thomas AleMasou
Boy 9 Disappears After Scolding At School
In Minneapolis Minnesota a nine year old boy Philip Cook ran away after his teacher told him not to return until he found a lost textbook. Parents last saw him Thursday morning on the way to his parochial school where he attends fourth grade. His father Floyd Cook said the boy feared returning to school for failing to bring the book.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Philip Cook
Floyd Cook
Christmas Party Set by P. C. K. Office Club in Oswego
The P. C. K. Office Club hosts its annual Christmas party tonight at 7 30 in the Hotel Pontiac Oswego. About 150 persons are expected. Dancing will run from 9 to 1 with music and festivities planned.
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Fulton
P. C. K. Office Club
Pontiac
Oswego
Syracuse Fraternities Plan Holiday Ball Tomorrow
Syracuse Universitys 33 fraternities stage a Happy Holliday ball tomorrow at the W Jefferson Street Armory closing an interfraternity council weekend. Tonight an informal East Genesee Street Armory dance opens festivities with a banquet tomorrow at the Cavalier Room in Hotel Syracuse. The weekend marks the tenth annual celebration featuring Sunday services at Hendricks Chapel and Crouse College. A cup will be awarded at intermission for the top singing fraternity. finalists include Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu. Notables include Chancellor Tolley and Mrs Tolley, Vice Chancellor Crawford and Mrs Crawford, Deans Piskor Noble, Dr Crawford, and Mr and Mrs Stuart Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
W. Jefferson St. Armory
Interfraternity Council
Genesee Street
Syracuse
NeviShanahan
Delta Upsilon
Hendricks Chapel
Crouse College
Kappa Sigma
Swinning Group
iSigma Nu
William P. Tolley
Local Notables Celebrate Mrs. Kelly on Birthday Evening
At 401 Robineau Road Dan J Kelly and wife Mrs. Kelly a former Virginia Hemmer hosts a birthday dinner at the Travel Room in Hotel Onondaga with plans for roast guinea hen and pork chops Chanel No 5 perfume and a blue satin dressing gown given as gifts Mrs Kelly active in Legion Auxiliary Home Bureau and bridge circles in Syracuse celebrates a long local civic record.
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Dan J. Kelly
Robineau Rd
Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Syracuse
Man Convicted in Ammonia Attack Case
A county court jury convicted Willie Jones Smith, 27, of 514 Madison Street, of second degree assault for throwing ammonia into the eyes of 11 year old Carrie Lanier at her home on November 13. The jury deliberated about an hour before reporter to Judge Leo W. Breed. Smith faces arraignment next week as a second offender. The victim’s younger sister identified Smith, and a second witness corroborated her testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Jones Smith
Madison St
Carrie Pearl Lanier
Washington St
Leo W. Breed
Frank del Vecchio
Smith
Central City Business Institute Hosts Annual Christmas Party
The C C B I party will be held Monday at Hotel Syracuse for faculty and staff. Gifts will be exchanged and pie will be distributed by William J. Weigel, vice president and executive director. Francis Schnoaid, business administration instructor, serves as chairman of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City Business Institute
Syracuse
Willam J. Weigel
Francis Schnoaid
Seal Returns Are Urged In Onondaga County Christmas Drive
ALENIS N. MUENCH chair of the Onondaga Health Association urges Syracuse and Onondaga County residents to submit 1949 Christmas Seal contributions promptly. With 340 000 in, many more have yet to respond. reminder ecards will be sent. Send contributions to Ives Jacobs or drop at booths in Grant's store, the post office, or the New York Central Station.
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Alenis N. Muench
Onondaga Health Association
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Muench
Ives Jacobs
McCarthy Bldg
Grant's Department
Syracuse Postoffice
New York Central Railroad
Funeral Monday For Mrs Sweetlove
Funeral services for Mrs. Eien M. Sweetlove, 95, who died yesterday at Wothe Nursing Home, will be at 10 30 A M Monday in Beard Memorial Home with Rev Philip S Nason officiating. Burial will be in Cortland Rural Cemetery. Surviving is one sister Mrs Flora Mack of Cortland.
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Cortland
Eien M. Sweetlove
Wothe
Central Av
Beard Memorial Home
Philip S. Nason
First Methodist Church
Cortland Rural Cemetery
Flora Mack
Concert moved to CAC Club by Sherrill Kenwood Orchestra
With the heating plant down at Plymouth Congregational Church the Sherrill Kenwood Symphony Orchestra concert is relocated to the CAC Club. Baritone Ronald Coates and violinist Paul LaBella will be soloists. The program includes six numbers total and a community sing of three Christmas carols.
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Sherrill
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sherrill Kenwood Symphony Orchestra
C.A.C
Ronald Coates
Paul LaBella
Traffic Court Notices From Judge Truman Yh Preston
Speeding offenses on W Genesee St and Erie bird include Robert Rawlee Walter Akana and John Bailey with penalties of 10 to 52 mph. Obstructing traffic fined William Rengar. Address recording failures charged Frederick Cox. Pasting red text violation listed Eugenia Wampler and James Trell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman YH
Preston
Robert W. Rawlee
Fulton
W. Genesee St
Walter Akana
Rome
John Bailey
Bald Robert Meyers
Midleray
Milton Wight
Midland Av
W. Genesee St. James
Liverpool
Erie Bird
William Rengar
Webster Ov
Frederick Cox
Oswrao
Eugenia Wampler
Sedgwick Dr
James Trell
Chaffee
Planned Gift Drive Urges Local Donations for Christmas Bureau
Mr Q a Syracuse resident in his 70s relies on a social agency for budgeting and meals. With winter, visits to his wife in hospital have declined. The Christmas Bureau seeks overshoes and gloves via donations to aid the sick and shut-ins. committee meets Monday at the Public Library to plan fund distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Q
Christmas Bureau
Chrstmamas Bureau
Balding
J. Daniel Gorman
The
Council of Social Agencies
Konosioni Lodge Officers Elected for 1950
The Konosioni Lodge announced officers for 1950 led by David Holmes as Worshipful Master and Robert L. Cady as Senior Warden. Leo C. Gage becomes Junior Warden with Eugene F. Jungen as Treasurer and Charles Barnes as Secretary. Theodore N. Goddard serves as Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konosioni Lodge
FL & A
David Holmes
Robert L. Cady
Leo C Gage
Eugene F. Jungen
Charles Barnes
Theodore N. Goddard
Witness Puts Hiss at Home Not on Trip
Thomas Fansler brother-in-law of Priscilla Hiss testified he stayed at the Hisses Ches tertown Maryland home from August 6 to 9 1937 contradicting Whittaker Chambers claim that he accompanied the couple to Peterborough New Hampshire on August 9 1937 The defense witness also recalled spending December 25 and 26 1936 at the Hiss home as part of a Christmas gathering The testimony came as the trial recounts whether Hiss lied to a federal grand jury about giving secret papers to Chambers for a prewar Russian spy ring and follows the hung jury in the first trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
GOP
Alger Hiss
Hisses
Maryland
Spa
Whittaker Chambers
New Hampshire
Thomas Fansler
Hiss
Priscilla
Yvesterday
Chestertown
Chambers
State Department
Washington
Peterborough
N. H
Fansler
Chicago
Home Safety Division
National Safety Council
Wekend
Site urged for high aerial near Syracuse university
Syracuse University researchers may relocate a planned 2300 foot balloon supported radio aerial after the Civilian Aviation Administration objected to the hill behind Skytop lodge. The FAA noted proximity to Hancock Airport and an approach zone. Project director Prof Eugene Clements said bids for a pre fabricated structure have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Air Force
Civilian Aeronautics Administration
University
Hancock Airport
Air Pe
Eugene Clements
Amboy
Clements
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Auto
Beebe
Mayer
Liverpool Fire Department
John Becker
Chilled Plow Co
Plaisted
Lodge
Dean Lyle M. Spencer
Workey
Hebrew Academy
Costello
Thomas J. Cor
Boy
Office Workers Party
Police
Benevolent Association
N. Clinton St
P. B.A
Charles Schlaeter
Santa Claus
Kathleen Chorazy
William Banuski
Linda Banton
Robert Banuski
Helen Banuski
Peter Snow
Jerre Crouse
Vincent Passarelli, Jr
Gilbert Mosher
Dovee Mosher
Charles Helganz
Stanley Chorazy
Amtrs. Kelly
Philadelphia
Arthur E. Delaney
Syracuse Post
la Petite Chapeau
High Legion
C.C.B.I Party
Mrs. Sweetlove
CAC Club
Bureau
S. Salina ST
South ST
Huntington ST
Clinton Ave
Syracuse, N. Y
Auburn, N.Y
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