Eight Syracusans Enlisted In Navy, Area Fire Damages Plant
The old Crucible Steel plant on West Fayette Street suffered a second fire damaging the sixth floor after sparks from torches. Eight Syracusans and one East Syracusan enlisted in the Navy at Syracuse’s recruiting center, with other area men joining the Navy electronics program. A single Army recruit was Robert G. Weymouth of Port Byron.
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Sanderson
Crucible Steel Company
W. Fayette and Magnobasts
Navy
Syracuse
Chimes
Tepiitricy
Edward
Taylor
Aemy
Harold Flavin
W. Fayette St
Bambridge
Southerwest
Robert J. Morrison
Earl S Waite
Fiten St
Thomas E. Czjak
Pat
Orcutt
Dorchester
Richard C. Sotherden
Webster Av
John C. Retchless
S. States
William J. Paetow
Craig St
Robert C. Morrison
Eldric
First North St
Central New York Navy
Three Men Held After Hit Run Robbery Case
Police broadcast led to the arrest of three men in a hit and run and robbery. Edgar Ray of Los Angeles reported being robbed of 62 dollars his wallet and lighter by two men while a third held him. Suspects Henry J. Goyette Franklin F. Allnut and Donald W. Addison were being charged with first degree robbery.
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Edgar Ray
Alturast
Los Angeles
Calif
Detectne
William Metzger
Henry J. Goyette
Liverpool
Franklin F. Allnut
Taftrd
North
Syracuse
Donald W. Addison
South Bay
Patrobman Fyrandis Carroll
Ray
New York Central Railroad
State St
Elana
Michael Corbet
Harold Oot
George Turo
Sheriff's
William Hayford
Robert Ashmore
Oswego Blvd
M. Salina St
Toro
Corbett
Oct
Brewerlon
Fayrds
Salma
Goyette
Alinut
Addison
Lmen
Jim
Thomas Hennigan
Joseph Vhink
RB. D. 3
Central Square
Ypink
George
Crouse-Zving Hospital
Ram Goyette
Jan Accdent
Burnet Av
Catherine Sis
Igtor
Sutter Eg Noe
Cagawba St
Doris M. Creamer
Haywood Rd
Joseph J. Smith
Newcastle Rd
White Takes U C Position at Syracuse University
J Robert White, Alfred University public relations director, resigns to become coordinator of public relations for Syracuse Universitys adult education division. He will succeed George W Ball who left the TC staff in October. White, a former graduate assistant, helped Ball during 1948 49 while completing his master of arts at Syracuse School of Journalism.
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J. Robert White
Alfred University
G- University College
Syracuse University
Kenneth G Bartlett
U. C
School of Journalism
Woman pinned under overturned car in icy water
Marg Latfe Bradley, 60, of 119 Cordovast, is in Syra reuse General Hospital after being pinned for about half an hour beneath an overturned car in a shallow icy brook on Fayette Road yesterday. Firemen and a motorist freed her. she suffered shock, exposure, burns, and bruises with possible fractures to be determined.
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Margl Latfe Bradley
Cordovast
Syra Reuse General Hospital
Fayette Rd
Nedron
Olver Bradley
Unknown TB cases target in Onondaga chest X rays
Irving Devorsetz of the Onondaga Health Association urges mass chest X rays to locate an estimated 800 unknown tuberculosis cases in the county. He notes many with active TB show no symptoms and emphasizes screening in healthy people to halt spread.
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Irving Devorsetz
Onondaga Health Association
Christmas Lealies Agency
America
Onondaga County
de Jv Vorsetz
Jewish Group Elects B A Smith President
Bernard A. Smith has been elected president of the Young Adult Congress of the Jewish Community Center. Others chosen include Evelyn Greenberg as vice president Harriet Burman as recording secretary Lou Gerber Jr as treasurer Sally Ann Moss and Marion Jacobs as corresponding secretaries. Young adults are invited to join the Congress.
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Bernard A. Smith
Young Adult Congress
Jewish Community Center
Evelyn Greenberg
Harriet Burman
Lou Gerber, Jr
Teasurer
Sally Ann Moss
Marion Jacobs
Congress
Veterans honored at Joseph's Hospital for 25 years service
Veteran workers received $25 bonds as 25 year service awards at Joseph's Hospital last night. The group includes Anna Jombroske supervisor of the operating room, Vivian Fynnean superintendent of central supply, Harmon Van Vechten engineer, and Thomas Christhoff orderly.
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Joseph’s Hospital
U. S
Goyette Vehicle Incident Ends With Settlement
Goyette's car sustained slight damage and drivers settled the matter, continuing their route. A city county police broadcast later described the vehicle as spotted by Heyford and Ash, following the incident.
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Goyette
Heyford
Ash 'More
Panther Tracks Reported in Lysander Snow
Mrs. Frank De Vaul of Reeves TD Lysander reported black panther tracks in snow to Sheriff’s Sgt. Harold Griebao. Charles Keller and Bernard Fowler of Fennert near Lysander saw a large beast, about the size of a St Bernard, yesterday afternoon. Deputies will search the area as Christmas nears.
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Onondaga County
Frank de Vaul
Reeves Td
Lysander
Harold Griebao
Sheriff's Department
Charles Keller
Bernard Fowler
Fennerrd
Santa Claus
Yet Asks Son During Christmas Plea Before Court
Joseph Michael Valentino a 24 year old Korean War veteran of Liverpool asks for permission to have his 19 month old son with him at Christmas. Supreme Court Justice William E B McClusky will hear the case as Valentino’s wife June Cook Valentino 22 of Eastwood is required to show cause why the request should not be granted. Valentino says he returned from naval service last May to a hostile home environment and attempted self harm after his wife refused joint plans for the child.
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Joseph Michael Valentino
Liverpool
Supreme Court
William EB. McClusky
Jusce McClusky
Valentino
June Cook Valentino
North Jaw
Eastwood
Naval Services
Alien Residents Ordered to Report Address Again
Travers released to inactive duty under a Marines program. All aliens who are permanent U S residents must report their current address again between January 1 and 14. The notice from Harald E. Barnes directs renaturalization and lists the Syracuse Federal Building Inquiry Office as the address for obtaining report cards. Travers, a veteran and battalion clerk, is among those affected.
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United States
Saidleun
Harald E. Barnes
Syracuse Immigration
Barnes
Sgt
Mitten
U. S
Maine
Trav
Syracuse UN
Syracuse
Fin Clinton Sq. Barnes
Camp
Second
Mr. and
J John M. Travers
Wood
Chanukah Plans Highlight Children’s Party
Chanukah begins this year with plan for annual Temple Adath Yeshurun and Temple Concord children’s party in Seneca Falls. Police report a fatal crash, a joint service at the synagogues, and menorah lighting details as the eight day festival unfolds with gifts, songs, and dreidels.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Antiochus Set
Gabriel
Ben la God
Glyn
Land of Israel
Tord Reuben Lupert
Mattathias
Judah Matcabee
Omrer Nol Deane
Syracuse
Pire
God
Madison St.ear
Robert Miller
Miller
Charles Kraft
John Wolford
Seneca Falls
Alsojman
E. Bayard
Restvale
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Frank
Wazorek
West Frankfort
Lannual
St. Louis
Matthew McKeon
Temple Zorek
Irwin Layman
Pinchas Spiro
Benjamin Friedman
Woman's Slaying Hearing Continues in Syracuse
Witnesses recount a fatal stabbing of Carrie Jackson by Zedde Jenkins after a quarrel at 412 Cedar Street. The District Attorney weighs charges as the Internal Revenue Bureau notes holiday hours for the week. Police say Jenkins stabbed Jackson in the neck in a Saturday incident.
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Carrie Jackson
Cedar! St
Zdde Jenkins
S. McBride St
Sayanaug
Jenkins
Frank
Shaughnessy
Hosmer Back From Europe Cites Lack of Food Variety
Robert Z. Hosmer of 335 Comstock Avenue returned from Europe describing limited food variety in Syracuse. The retired insurance executive recounted modest living costs, a Paris stay, and meals on a tight budget during a tour that included meeting his niece Marsha Campbell in England and remarks on British life and press access.
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England
Robert Z. Hosmer
Comstock
Syracuse
Hosmer
Europe
Camp
Paris
Istes Ilimois
United Nations Assembly
Marsha Campbell
Winetka
London Gas Company
Veterans Receive Holiday Home Leave Pact
Shrek Syracuse area service members stationed at St. Alban Hospital in L. 1 will spend part of the holiday season at home thanks to the Jewish War Veterans. Marines Sgt. Carl D. Beck of Baldwinsville and Pvt. Joseph Lawler of Cayuga, a Navy man S/A William Rumsey Sidneysey of Ithaca, receive six day leaves. Beckwith returns Monday. The three commend JWV for their generosity, calling them wonderful.
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Shrek
Syracuse
St. Alban Hospital
L. 1
Erans
Carl D. Beckwith
Baldwinsville
Pic
Joseph Lawler
Cayuga
William Rumy Sidneysey
Ithaca
Rumsey
Beckwith
Boy, 13, Punctures Hand in Tumble
Deputy Sheriff James Bateman investigated a injury at St Joseph's Hospital after Gerald Gingalwiski 13 of 500 Hartwell Lane East Syracuse was punctured in the right hand by three pieces of wire while playing near a building. Ten stitches were required to close the wounds.
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Sherif James Bateman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gerald Gingalwiski
Hartwell Law
Syracuse
Gerald
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