Tubing Found For Memorial War Memorial Project
Work on the Onondaga County War Memorial piles may resume next week after a three week delay for special steel tubing. Architect H Vincent Edgarton said the tubing is located in Columbus and a check is underway. If satisfactory, supply will be shipped here to continue construction until the ordered 3,500 feet arrives amid a $4 per ton steel price increase.
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Onondaga County War Memorial
H. Vincent Edgarton
Edgarton & Edgarton
Edgarton
Columbus
Mother Waits Peep At 27-Ounce Baby
Mrs Francis McKenna awaits her first glimpse of her premature son Dennis born five days earlier weighing 27 ounces. Doctors say the infant is thriving on hourly formula but remains under incubator care until reaching about five pounds. The husband fainted at the sight and was revived. the mother will view the baby later and then return home.
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York
Francis McKenna
Dennis
Milk Hearing Opens In Elmira On Jan 23
Price hearing on Class 3 milk in the New York milkshed to open at the Mark Twain Hotel in Elmira on January 23. Federal Order 27 amendments to pricing of surplus milk to outlets beyond the fluid market to be discussed. About 49 000 dairy farmers may seek to keep prices steady while dealer groups push for higher handling charges and lower net prices to farmers. The handling charge is expected to be the hearing’s focal point.
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New York
Mark Twain
Jin Elmira
Elmira
Morrissey to Retire from Lackawanna Rail Post
John E. Morrissey general attorney of the Lackawanna railroad will retire December 31. A Syracuse native and Syracuse University Law School graduate, Morrissey joined the firm Jenney and Jenney and rose from assistant solicitor for New York to assistant general attorney for New York by 1920 before advancing to general attorney for New York State in 1946.
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John E. Morrissey
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Morrissey
New York State
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Jenney and
Jenney
the Lackawanna
William Sherman Jenney
New York
Grand Jury To Get Fatal Hit And Run Case
Two men face charges in the December 3 hit and run death of 56 year old Syracuse woman Freida Cecile. Herman Kreis 20 and his uncle Leonard Kreis 36 appeared with lawyer Wilfred Hoffman for a preliminary hearing. Judge Bamerick heard the case and will present it to the Grand Jury after defense objections about evidence. Police say Herman Kreis drove the car that struck Cecile while Leonard Kreis drove it away. both bail is set at 2000 dollars.
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Syracuse
William H. Bamerick
Herman E. Kreis
Abbey Rd
Onondaga Hill
Freida Cecile
Harding Pl
S. Salina St
Rosemont
Dee
Kreis
Leonard E Kreis
Wilfred Hoffman
Bamerick
Hoffman
DelVecchio
Kreises
Herman Kreis
Cecile
Herman
Leonard Kreis
Blood Donations For Holiday Urged
Donors at the Red Cross center 749 S Warren St contribute today the last donor day before Christmas. The appeal notes no donor days until Dec 27 and stresses building a reserve for holiday emergencies. Through the week 287 pints have been collected, with 450 pints weekly need across 43 hospitals and expectations of over 1,000 pints during the holiday period.
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Red Cross Blood Center
S. Warren St
Oswego Area
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Albino Toy Club Seeks Toys for Christmas 1950
The Albino Rug Co. forms a 12 month toy drive led by Samuel F. Albino to collect and repair toys for needy children. Volunteers from 55 staffers will pick up toys within 35 miles of Syracuse and distribute through charitable groups.
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Albino Rug Co
Albino’s Benefit Toy Club
Louis Aiello
Vartan Kyodajian
Helen Casey
Frank Albino
Albino
Toy Club
Syracuse
Louis Afello
Golf Champs Produce Largest Winning Margin
Sammy Snead and Byron Nelson were defeated in the two PGA championships that produced the largest winning margins of eight and seven strokes respectively.
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Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
P.G.A
Hillcrest Drive Accepted for New Geneva Homes
Geneva city officials accepted Hillcrest drive a new street planned to serve a dozen houses by a local contractor. Builders laid a sewer on the proposed road and will grade and monument it after which paving by the city is hoped. The street runs from Lafayette avenue to Oak street, formerly part of the Maxwell estate.
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Geneva
Hillcrest Dr
Lafayette Av
Oak St
Maxwell
Owen Heads Yates County Holstein Club
J Earl Owen, a Milo dairyman, was elected president of the Yates County Holstein club succeeding Fernton Wagar of Potter. William Moore of Middlesex became vice president and John Sumner of Himrod secretary treasurer. Wellington Castner was named director for three years. Ted Spence and Al Gray were named delegates to an Albany advisory council meeting in January.
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Penn Yan
J. Earl Owen
Milo Dairyman
Yates County Holstein Club
Fernton Wagar
Potter
William Moore
Middlesex
John Sumner
Himrod
Wellington Castner
Fergusons Corners
Ted Spence
Dundee
al Gray
Rushville
Albany
Fenton’ Wagar
George
Christensen Named Delegate to State Annual Meeting
Christensen was named a delegate to the State Annual meeting to be held in Syracuse next fall.
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iChristensen
Syracuse
Funeral for Jordan police chief Frank Seeley set for tomorrow
Frank Seeley 69 chief of police at Jordan dies from injuries after falling in the Jordan village hall cellar. Funeral at 9 A.M. tomorrow at his daughter’s home 80 E Bayard St Seneca Falls, with a 9:30 A.M. service at St Patrick's Church and burial at Springbrook Cemetery.
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Seneca Falls
Frank Seeley
Jordan
Auburn City Hospital
Jordan Village Hall
Stephen J. Byrne
E. Bayard St
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas C. Kane
Springbrook
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Wilbur Greene
Mary Paso
Robert Stonecipher
Elliott Greene
Lawrence Miller
Otis Smith
Washington-Irving School
John Abbott
Hazel Latham
Price
Bamericke
Frank DelVecchio
New Club
Toys
Samuel F. Albino
Christmas
U.S
Alaska
Upper
Exclusive Furriers
South
Salina
J. E. Owen
Holstein Club
Ginger
Jamaica
Rudolph’s
Elgin
Westinghouse
Remington Contour
Keystone
Jefferson ST
Auburn
Fulton, Oswego
Utica
Ithaca
Rome
Watertown
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