Two Big Spenders Trailed As Burglary Suspects
Burglary case draws attention to two high spending men with criminal records. State and local detectives chased a pair across central New York, abandoning a car in Sedgwick and seizing rifles shotguns and a portable electric saw. Police noted the burglaries occurred in the central New York area with staged values rising to about six thousand dollars.
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Lo Gleries
BCL
Robert Filaday
Syracuse
Syracus
Bury
Edward Corbett
William Metzger
Metzger
Manuel Leone
BGI. Corp
James
Cerlno
Sedgewith St
New York
Ares
Sureruse
Christmas Mail Nears New Record at Syracuse Post Office
The Syracuse post office faces potential all time highs in Christmas mail as 900 temporary assistants help handle the surge. Superintendent J. Runls Welsh notes a millionCancellation day and 1,114,340 pieces processed yesterday, with outgoing parcel post also breaking records and nylon days anticipated during peak mail volume.
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Welch
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The
Elther Grewia Daily Dispatch
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de Witt
Tonawanda
Rwanda News
Chat
Thelman
Karl R. McIlvey
Syracuse Herald
John L. Colistdine
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Albany
Anight
New York
United
Tuttle
McElroy
Greg Fitepatrick
Olean ‘Simes-Herebdough
David Beetle
Knicklerbocker News
Marie A. Jones
Binghamton Press
Kirt and
I. King
Manger
United Press
Considine
James J. Smith
John L. Chandler
Marriage Licenses Granted in Onondaga Area
The town and city records list several marriage license issuances including Barbara J. Poreh of 73 Almond Street and others in Onondaga region. Details appear garbled but indicate licenses issued for local residents amid address fragments and institutional names.
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S. Crouse Ave
Barbara J. Poreh
Almond
Tidewater Bid Law to Supply Gas
Tidewater bids on fuel oil gasoline and ready mixed concrete were surveyed by city purchasing agent George Waite after bids were received. Tidewater Oil Co. bid 0.1662 per gallon for 45,000 gallons of premium gasoline and 0.1349 per gallon for 120,900 gallons of regular gasoline. Atlantic Reding Co. bid 0.1396 per gallon for 20,000 gallons of regular gasoline. Buckley Petroleum Co. led six bidders for 125,000 gallons of No 2 fuel oil at 0.228 per gallon. Barry Oil Co. bid 0.31194 for 209,000 gallons of No 4 fuel oil, lower than Sears Oil Co. 0.32139. W C Saunders & Son and Syracuse Ready Mix Concrete Co. submitted bids for vertical concrete.
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Waite
Tidewater Oil ‘Co
Tidewater
Atlantic Reding Co
Buckley Petroleum Co
Barry Oil Co
Sears Oil Co
W. C. Saunders & Son
Syracuse Ready Mix Concrete Co
Leading hospital touts iodine gargle for sore throat relief
Report from a New York hospital claims a new iodine gargle treats throat pain rapidly with high success. The product, ISODINE GARGLE, is described as fast acting and long lasting, marketed by Teadine Pharmaceuticals. Separate notes mention postage stamp adhesive failures causing mail delays and a Syracuse post office inquiry into non sticky stamps.
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N.Y
Employment in Area Near Record Level in Syracuse
The Manufacturers Association of Syracuse reports area employment reaching near all time highs between 63,000 and 66,000 as of November 1. Monthly bulletin notes rise in earnings with overtime boosting average wages to about 2.12 dollars hourly, and straight-time pay around 1.99 dollars. The previous high was 68,700 in August.
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Record of bustling holiday shopping in Syracuse stores
A holiday rush hit Syracuse yesterday as leading stores reported record or near record sales across departments including men’s wear, sports goods, cosmetics, and infant wear. Transit buses ran to downtown and shoppers flocked from outlying areas, with weather and Saturday’s traffic cited as factors. Police and civil defense added presence at key intersections to manage heavy foot and vehicle flow.
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Syracuse ‘Transit Ca
Lfextel
W. Riwards and Son
Atecrife
Psn
The
Addis Co
Dey Brothers Oficar
Lincoln Stores
Chappell's
Witherill’s
Eight Thousand in Municipal Court Crash Verdicts
A Syracuse couple was awarded 8000 in Municipal Court after their car was rear ended on February 29 in the 800 block of West Genesee Street. Olga Eksnis received 5000 for injuries, and John Eksnis 3000 for auto damage and loss of his wife's services. defendants are Walter Prochra and Benny Prochra. Judge James A. Farrell presided.
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Lt Fox Returns From Far East Inspection Tour
Lt Ronald Fox of Syracuse has returned to the United States after a seven week inspection tour in Japan and the Far East with a joint armed forces command. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fox of Milford Drive and a graduate of Le Moyne College. He is assigned to a special weapons project at Clarksville Navy Base, Ferm. He was previously stationed at Sandia Base, New Mexico, where he studied special weapons activities.
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Syracuse
Japan
Far East
Joint Armed Forces Command
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Milford Dr
le Moyne College
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Sandia Base
N. M
Christmas Tree Rides To Florida
The Brenneman family plans a coast to coast Christmas trip from Syracuse to West Palm Beach to celebrate the holiday with a Scotch pine tree in tow. They will travel by bus and station wagon, lodging with relatives, and return by January 6. The family mentions bringing decorations and may carry the tree along for the Christmas season.
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Florida
Itr
George W. Drenneman
DeWitt St
Syracuse
West Finn Beach
Brennémans
Raymond Smith
Homestead Air Force Base
Brennemans
Brenneman
Fayette-Ashworth Group Protests Housing Plan
Fayette Ashworth Home Owners protest the city housing plan led by Jones and others arguing displacement of 273 residents, including 18 families and 93 white residents, many elderly, with racial overtones cited. They urge relocation on vacant land while noting the plan would barely increase housing for 300 people under the $5.35 million federal contract, with a public hearing set for Thursday at City Hall.
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Robert Sanborn
Fayette St
Ashworth
Oren
Mead
Acom
Leonard
Dedinihus
Council
Howes
Jones
Szds
Ashworth Pl
E. Fayette St
James Geddes
City Hall
Residents to Receive Rules for Rubbish Collection Change
The Department of Public Works began distributing leaflets explaining a new one stop garbage and rubbish collection starting Jan 2. Homeowners must bag wrap and place waste in 10 to 30 gallon covered cans. Cans are moved from backyards to the curb for truck collection and large items require special notice. Downtown businesses will have five day service, with a 10 can limit per pickup and extra items needing separate disposal.
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Department of Public Works
Public Works
Raymond Dodge
Busineas
Dodge
Col
DPW
Quartet Seized After Struggle in State Street Incident
Four men pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a scuffle with police in the 20 block of State Street. Daniel Sarre Wilmette Donald L. Gillette Brewerton Bernard R. Hinman Brewerton admitted guilt. Charles E. Carroll Central Square not guilty. Released on $200 bond. Officers Dwyer and Mahar observed the group in a doorway. a fight followed after they were told to move.
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Quartet
Ment
P. Leo Dorsey
Daniel Sarre
Wilmette
Donald L. Gillette
Brewerton
Bernard R. Hinman
Charles E. Carroll
Central Square
Charles Dwyer
Gen
Mahar Sain
S. State
Polish American Club Plans Annual Children's Christmas Party
The Polish American Club will host its annual children's Christmas party Thursday afternoon at the clubrooms, 528 Teall Ave. All children of club members and Transfiguration students have been invited. Gifts will be distributed and refreshments served starting at 3:30 pm. Several games will be shown along with other entertainment. Al Kowalewski and Zeke Zrebing are co chairmen.
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Crne Voilsh-Amencen Citizens ‘Club
jTeall Ave
al Kowalewski
Zeke 2Rebing
Baldwinsville Youth Sentenced To Prison for Burglary of Office
A Baldwinsville youth, Brances Mauro, 47, of 686 N, was sentenced to up to five years in prison for the burglary of the National College in Syracuse. James F. MacDonald, 39, pled guilty to burglary and larceny, given an indefinite term not to exceed five years. Other defendants, including Adelbert Stone, 21, and Robert Wunsch, 21, received prison terms for related offenses. Randolph B. George, 33, of the Onondaga Indian Reservation, pleaded guilty to second degree forgery and was sent to Edmira, with further sentencing set for Jan. 3.
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Brances Mauro
Tina
Cour Jat
Leo W. Breed
MacDonald
Syracusc
sento_ Mercer
Russell Aldrich
Altion
Manco
Bation
Stone
Gnondage County
Robert Wunsch
Leavenworth Ave
John Mercar
Ashworth
Floyd [Miller
North Mantius
Glaude Haynes
Bridgepars
North Manlius
Randolph B. George
Onondaga
George
Edmiral
W.H. Rowell Named Executor of Wife Estate
Witten: I Rowell of St Wy Oneida St Baldwinsville is named executor of his wife Ella W Rowell's estate estimated at 22 000 by probate official Charles R Milfora. Ella Rowell died Oct 20 1956. will dated May 11 1956 names husband and son Robert W Rowell as executors.
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Quackenbush
Ralph Quackenbus
Baldwinsville
Margherita Scalid
Nick Scalisi
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Com
Joseph A. Scalisl
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