Alcohol and gasoline warned as dynamite danger
Syracuse police chief Harold Kelly and Junior Chamber chairman Frederick Hmiel urged motorists to avoid mixing alcohol and gasoline. With office parties rising near Christmas they warned even one drink can impair driving and slow reaction times. They urged arranging rides or taxis for guests who drink.
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Harold Kelly
Frederick J. Hmiel
Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce Traffic Safety Committee
Syracuse
Kelly
Hmicl
Junior Chamber
Hmiel
Youth Denies Driving Auto in Ogdensburg Fatal Crash
Seventeen year old Terence Walton of Solvay testified in State Supreme Court that he did not drive the car involved in the October 1954 crash near Ogdensburg that killed Loreen Paul of Ottawa. Walton said he offered to take the blame to help Miss Mary Willson but was not the driver. Walton suffered two fractured vertebrae in the crash and his father seeks $60 000 from Willson. Judge Del Vecchio reserved ruling on who drove the rented car from Tilden Rent-a-Car Service of Ottawa.
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Terence Walton
Second St. Solvay
Supreme Court
Ogdensburg
Walton
State Supreme Court
Mary (Willson
Loreen Paul
Ottawa
Carleton College
Solvay
Charles Walton
Miss Willson
Frank del Vecchio
Tilden Rent
Repaired Toys To Be Given Away At Albino’s Store
Thousands of repaired toys will be given away at 2 p.m. Saturday by Santa Claus inside Albino’s Inc. 2033 Park St. The gifts were collected during the year and repaired by store staff. A downtown toy parade at 7 p.m. today will collect more toys for distribution Saturday. Gifts may be reserved in a youngster’s name. A grab bag of novelties and candy will also be distributed.
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Santa Claus
Albino’s Inc
Park St
Champlain Alumni Reunion to Be Held in New York City
Area Champlain College alumni plan a reunion tomorrow night at the Hotel Taft in New York City. Vincent Lopez and his orchestra will provide dancing music. About 1,000 former students and graduates are expected to attend.
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Champlain College
State University of New York At
Plattsburgh
Taft
New York City
Vincent Lopez
GE Aids Lighthouse With $520 Donation
A check for 520 dollars from General Electric employees in Syracuse was given to the Lighthouse to support activities for the blind. Mrs Kay Alien presented the check to Mrs Elizabeth R Locke at a board luncheon. The gift is part of the Electronettes fundraising drive.
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Kay Allen
General Electric
Syracuse
Elizabeth R. Locke
Kay Alien
Tric
Electronettes
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