Father and Son Hurt When Train Strikes Auto in Clay Crossing
A Cicero father Julius Stevens and his son Vincent 14 were critically injured when their light sedan was hit by a Syracuse to Watertown train on Maple Road crossing near Clay. The New York Central line crew took them to St. Joseph Hospital after the 6:39 am departure from Syracuse.
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Cicero
Syracuse
Vincent Stevens
Julius Stevens
Frank D. Willams
Clay
St. Joseph Hospital
St. Lawrence
New York Central
Watertown
Stevens
Onondaga County
Clay Station
St. Joseph's Hospital
Williams
D. A. Richman
Clay Village
Sylvester Easlick
Kenneth Hall
E. Toomer
T. M. Larrimer
New York Central Railroad
Vincent
Paul
Flora
Julius, Jr
Violet
Prosemary
Phoenix Paper
Maple Road Crossing
Town of
Insets
Woman Arrested After Intoxication and Self-Harm Attempt
Miss Helen Brisson, 21, of 203 North Geddes Street, pleaded not guilty in Police Court to intoxication. She was held on $500 bail until Dec. 26 after police said she cut her left wrist and right knee with a razor at 4:30 A M in her bathroom and was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brisson
North Geddes Street
John Rice
William Silky
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Shenandoah Note on a Faint Trail of Names
A fragmentary OCR item from Shenandoah New Jersey hints at individuals including a carder and a dealer, with scattered phrases about wheelbarrow, Shaw, and a postal clerk. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
N. J
Carder
Saisewastie
Seonive
Boyd’ Shaw
Alerk
Postoffice Clerk Held in Mail Theft
Salvatore Tacone 20 of 517 Burnet Avenue was arrested at 12 45 A M on a theft from the mails charge after confessing to opening seven parcel post packages at the Syracuse Post Office. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Edward W Chapman and released in 1000 bail after pleading not guilty. Tacone, an extra clerk during the 1935 and 1937 Christmas seasons, had items including neckties gloves and handkerchiefs in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Tacone
Burnet Avenue
Syracuse
Post Office
Ray L. McManus
Tacune
United States
Edward W. Chapman
Postoffice
Jacune
McManus
Three Men Bonded on Liquor Tax Conspiracy Charge
Indictment alleging conspiracy to violate liquor tax laws named 22 persons and was returned in Utica. Two Syracuse men and an Auburn man posted bail before U. S. Commissioner Edward Chapman. Isadore Bronstein, Meyer Branse, and Leo Nichols pled innocent. Branse and Bronstein posted $5,000 each, Nichols $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Auburn
United States
Edward Chapman
Isadore Bronstein
Burnet Avenue
Meyer C. Branse
Harrison Street
Leo Nichols
Clark Street
Branse
Bronstein
Chapman
Nichols
Dr. Dahlberg to Speak in Syracuse Church Program
The Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg of First Baptist Church will speak on WFBL at 6 45 PM today in a Syracuse Council of Churches program. The Rev. Christian P Jensen of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church will speak on WSYR at 10 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlberg
Edwin T. Dahlberg
First Baptist Church
WFBL
Syracuse Council of Churches
Christian P. Jensen
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
WSYR
Midnight Deadline For Yale Decoration Contest
Owners of small homes are urged to mail entries for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas home lighting contest offering 200 in cash prizes. Entry requires a postcard or letter with name and address sent before midnight. District prizes and two grand prizes will be awarded. Decorations must be lit each night through January 1 and be visible from the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Louis Traub Dies in Central Square at 84
Louis H. Traub of Central Square aged 84 died at his home after a two year illness. A former undertaker and furniture dealer, he served as Hastings town clerk and was a charter member of the Central Square Volunteer Fire Department. He belonged to multiple Masonic bodies and related orders. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. J. M. Pierson and three sons George G. Traub Frank B. Traub, plus four grandchildren. Masonic services will be held at 2 PM Tuesday at the family home with burial at Hillside Cemetery.
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Louis H. Traub
Central Square
Syracuse
Hastings
Traub
Central City Bodies
Central City Commandery
K. T
Media Temple
Watertown
Makanna Group 1
Hamilton
J. M. Pierson
George G. Tr
Gilt Bureau Cheers Up 5 300 Homes
Christmas Bureau of the Community Chest chairman Mrs Bertram T McCarter announces more than 5 300 needy Syracuse families will have a happier Christmas. Donations come from Shell Oil employee Lois Burton Arlinton Home Survey Toy groups and many local clubs and university groups contributed gifts and clothing.
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Syracuse
The
Community Chest
Bertram T. McCarter
Shell Oil Company
Lois Burton
Arlington Home
Su Eay
Girl Scout
Railway Mail Clerks Women’s Auxiliary
Alpha Phi Fraternity
Marjorie Kirk
Alpha Iota Sorority
American Legion Auxiliary of
Post 41
Philomathean Society
Junior Red Cross
Lyceum, Society
Ralph Murphy
Leonard Markert
Eric W. Will
Portfolio Club
Boy Scout Troop
Syracuse University
Professional Women’s Guild of
University Methodist Church
Women’s International Mission Study Group
Junior League
Girls of Nottingham High School
Home Garden Club
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Central New York Power Corporation
Industrial Club
Y. W.C. A. ¥. M. C. A. Boys’ Division
Dey Brothers
Solvay Chapter
Hi-Y
Syracuse University Home Bureau
Man Rescued After Fall in 30-Foot Well
Glenn Hardy a 52 year old Buckton farmer fell into a 30 foot well on neighbor Carl Converse’s farm. The well held ten feet of water and snow hid the plank cover causing the accident. Hardy was found standing in water, pulled out with a rope and assistance from Converse and Mrs. Flint. He suffered only bruises and a mild limp.
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Massena
Glenn Hardy
Buckton
Mr. Hardy
Carl Converse
Marrow
Robert Flint
Mr. Converse
Mrs. Flint
Joe Gray Sentenced to 90 Days for Vagrancy
Police Judge Daniel Matthews sentenced Joe Gray to ninety days in the penitentiary for vagrancy. In a light moment the judge produced a half dollar to offer as a loan, sparking laughter in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Daniel Matthews
Joe Gray
Matthews
Body of Unknown 65 Year Old Woman Recovered From Creek
Syracuse detectives recovered the body of a woman about 65 from Onondaga Creek near the Spencer Street bridge after a search prompted by a coat and gloves found on the creek bank. Coroner notified, no identification or missing person clue developed by afternoon.
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Onondaga Creek
Spencer Street
Syracuse
Tallman Street
David Harris
Department of Public Works
Creek Patrol
H. Ernest Gak
Metzger
Murphy Seeks Expanded Crime Fund and FBI Personnel
Attorney General Frank Murphy proposes to boost the Justice Department budget by over 3 million dollars for 1941 to hire more investigators in anti trust and criminal cases. He plans a 150 man FBI increase and 150 more anti trust personnel, aiming for about 1 050 federal agents amid rising espionage and foreign agent activity.
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Washington
Frank Murphy
Congress
Justice Department
Murphy
Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
White Christmas Forecast For Syracuse Area
A white Christmas appears likely for Syracuse and Central New York as snowfalls accumulate. Chief meteorologist William H Tracy of the U S Weather Bureau predicts snow on Monday with subfreezing temperatures keeping much of yesterday’s four inches on the ground, and Sunday night could bring more snow.
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Syracuse
Central
New York
Associated Press
William H.tracy
United States Weather Bureau
Tracy
United States
Mercury
Lower
Lake
Appalachian
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
North Atlantic
Midwest
Five Residents Marooned Five Miles From Boonville During Snow
Five residents Miss Claribel Jackson her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Jackson Miss Genevieve Harvey and Mrs Paul Williams were stranded after the Thursday night storm in a district school house five miles from Boonville. They remained with a fire and flashlight until morning while others walked home through the snow without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Claribel Jackson
Stanley Jackson
Genevieve Harvey
Paul Williams
Miss Jackson
Miss Harvey
Bamber
Buck Hill
Mrs. Williams
North Western
John Clark
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Williams
Flying Santa Prepares Journey To Lighthouse Posts
Boston December weather slows but Captain William Wincapaw gears his reindeer equipped aircraft for the annual Christmas mission. He renews his pilot license after a brief test and plans three trips from Cape Cod to Maine by dawn, delivering gifts to remote lighthouse keepers along the northern coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Santa Claus
Blitzen
Christman
Santa
William Wincapaw
Old Farmer's
Filer
Cape Cod
Maine
Yon BI. Jr
Toledo's Poor Face Hunger During Christmas Push
Toledo leaders pledge surprise visits to proving hunger among destitute families as relief rolls shrink. CIC officials warn 3,000 could lack city aid while private charities plan 1500 Christmas baskets. Officials defend need based relief and camera visits to show conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
C. SO
Clarence A. Benedict
Louis Dichasse
John W. Bricker
Dicasse
Benedict
Mrs. Eliza Marks Buried in Buffalo Mother of Syracuse Radio Figure
Services were held today in Buffalo for Mrs. Eliza Marks mother of Charles F. Marks of Syracuse known on the radio as Mr. Fixit. She died after a two years illness at 68 Humber Avenue Buffalo. Survived by daughter Grace Marks and son Charles Marks a radio server of complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Eliza. Marks
Charles F. Marks
Syracuse
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Leona J. Vieau
Liverpool
Miles P. Foody
Irene Cummings
Chaffee Avenue
George N. Harmon
Hilda Valakos
Gifford Street
Roy 4Hacobi
Lenore Mallett
Thomas Piccioti
Rita L. Nolta
Solvay
Fred W. Celke
Zena F. Roman
Kirkpatrick Street
Leon Glick
Phyllis D. Frank
Allen Street
Christopher W. Frye
Marion L. Doyle
Miles Avenue
Leslie W. Reagan
Onora A. Calkins
Skaneateles
Arthur C. St. Pierre
Mertie M. Vidler
Brewerton
Charles A. Gar- Zone
Lucille M. DeGroote
South Avenue
Lynwood Eure
Carrie V. Rogers
Monroe Street
Clayton W. Soper
Vera A. Connor
Cresline Drive
Carletin
van Luven, Sr
L. Benwitz
East Fayette Street
Yale
Louis Traub
Central Square Business
wNo Ares
Omrintmas
Hense
Claus
Nesey
Spencer St. Bridge
Flying Santa
Mr. Fixit
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