Greeting From Italy Dream Honeymoon Story
Mrs Santa Bombara Abbadi of Syracuse recalls her Isle of Capri honeymoon with Joseph Abbadi of Palermo. They met after letters began in 1947 and married in St Peter's Basilica. They toured Naples Pompei and Capri and visited the Nettuno WWII cemetery with 8 000 American servicemen buried there.
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Isle of
Capri
Santa Bombara Abbadi
N. Alvord Sr
St. Peter's Basilica
Msgr
Bernardine Bocchini
Palermo
Atlantic
Lena ‘Abbadi
N.-Alvord St
Naples
Pompei
Lorento
Mediterranean
Pius
Roman Forum
The
Palatine
U. S
Nettuno
Car collision leaves youth with facial injuries in Lyndon
A Louisiana sailor on leave suffered severe facial lacerations after a car collided with a truck on Route 5 Lyndon. Philip Nicklaus twenty from Manlius required forty stitches at St Josephs Hospital. Driver Charles Stark junior also injured. three other Manlius riders unhurt. Stark cited for car control. Additional accident injured Laura O’Neill seven from Montgomery Street. A late note credits John L Baird in England with early color television demonstration in 1928.
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Route 5
Lyndon
Philip Nicklaus
Manlius
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charles B. Stark, Jr
R. D
Stark
Robert Henderson
John Hobbs
Harold Alexander
Manilius
Leo. Beebe
Robert Ashmore
William Carver
Chittenango
Laura O O’neill
Montgomery’ St
Allen R. Cox
W. Newell Sr
Montgomery St
Education Board Honors Six Guests at Christmas Party
The Board of Education held a Christmas party at the board building yesterday with six former staff members as guests of honor. Attendees included Dr. John F. Hummer William W. Wright Harry J. Clark George W. Fowler William Bailey and Miss Maude Stewart all identified as former administrators supervisors and staff in education.
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Board of Education
Board
John F. Hummer
Wiliam W. Wright
Harry J. Clark
George W. Fowler
William Bailey
Maude ‘Stewart
March of Dimes Drive Set to Run in Syracuse Area
The annual March of Dimes campaign will run January 16 to 31 in the Syracuse Onondaga County area. John McCarthy, local chairman, says the chapter has exhausted funds due to polio surge and notes that about 80 percent of those afflicted were aided by March of Dimes support. The article lists a lengthy general committee with numerous local officials educators and business leaders.
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John’ McCarthy
March of Dimes
Paul Adanti
WHEN
Gorjdon J. Alderman
WAGE
Ambrose Amidon
American Legion
Clinton H. Attwood
Solvay
Syracuse
Louise Bentley
Ralph E. BeVard
Vincent Brennen
Water A. Faery
Benjamin, Friedman
Temple Society of Concord
John J. Gaffney
Raymond C. Ganthner
WFBL
Frieda ‘F. Gates
Syracuse Public Library
Robert Gifford
WNDR
David C. Gildea
Albert Gordon
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
J. Daniel Gorman
Signey L. Grossman
George M. Haigh
Democratic County Committee
Charles J. Hogan
Philip M. Holstein
Council of Jewish Women
John H. Hughes
Abbi Irwin Hyman
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Walter C. Levey
New York State Health Office
E. Alan Locklin
Edmund C. Lynch
Frances Moroney
Women’s Democratic Club
Charles A. McNett
Onondaga County Republican Committee
Harold Martin
Loet’s State Theater
Adelbert M. Northrup
Percy “Hughes
Edward A. O’hara
The
Herald-Journal
Ernest L. Owen
the Post-Standard
Walter A. Papworth
Federation of Womens Clubs
Myron J.parkinson
David H. Patton
Joseph. J. Piertafesa
William S. Quinn
A.F. of
William V. Rothrum
WSYR
C. A. Sargent
John Schandberger
P.T.A
John T. Schenck
Syracuse Manufacturers Association
Roscoe D. Severance
William C. Sherwood
Frank H. Shimer
Syracuse Council of Churches
DeVilo Sloan
George A. Stone
American “Legion Auxiliary
Edward J. Strodel
Katherine Sulivan
Girl Scouts of America
Vincent G. Sulivan
C.I.0
Earl
City Charters Updated for 61 Cities in State
State Comptroller Frank C. Moore presents up-to-date charter copies to 61 cities including Syracuse, noting New York City already modernized. The move, supported by Corporation Counsel Lyle W. Hornbeck who retires Dec 31, will aid the office and recodification efforts led by Charles R. Mooney, Rosalind Baldwin, and Milton Alpert.
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Syracuse
Frank. C. Moore
Lyle W.hornbeck
Moore
New York City
Hornbeck
George .L. Richardson
Thomas J.corcoran
Corporation Counsel
Beng
Charles R. Mooney
Rosalind G. Baldwin
Milton Alpert
Department of Audit and Control
Fire Free Christmas Tips from Chief Connelly
Fire Chief William J. Connelly issues a holiday prevention message noting fewer alarms and fires in 1949 but urging continued care. He advises placing the Christmas tree away from heat sources, using electric lights, testing wires, keeping decorations fire resistant, and having a fire extinguisher ready. If a fire starts, evacuate and call the Fire Department.
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William J. Connelly
Connelly
Mail decline continues at Syracuse post office
The Syracuse post office reports ongoing declines with fewer letters and Christmas cards processed though totals remain above last year. Main office and six stations handled 648,965 outgoing letters, while 656,380 packages were sent this month, and 451,370 parcels shipped in. Separately, Gilberts owner is sued for 6000 by Pendergast and son over a dog bite causing facial injuries.
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Syracuse
Dog's Nature Is Suit Issue Before Judge Sears
A negligence case over a dog described as a collie or shepherd is before Justice Ford H. Sears. The pretrial conference adjourned to Wednesday as the issue of the dog's vicious nature is examined in Gilbert. The dog is owned by Robert Pen.
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Gilbert
Clifford H. Sears
Robert Pen
How Harmful Are Cigarettes
January Reader's Digest presents facts and figures on tobacco health effects. It asks how smoking impacts the heart stomach ulcers digestion and cancer risk and urges readers to judge for themselves with 35 condensed articles from current magazines and books.
Police seek George Dickson in Lebanon after sister hospitalized
Police are trying to locate 54 year old George Dickson to inform him his sister is in critical condition in Lebanon Pennsylvania. Anyone with information on Dickson’s whereabouts should contact the local police.
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George Dickson
Lebanon
Dickson
Airport Sale Set Tuesday at Amboy Site
Camillus Town Board weighs zone ordinance change for Solvay Process Company to dump soda ash waste at the Amboy Airport. The airport sale is scheduled for 10 A.M. Tuesday, while board members debate a decision in time. Solvay's Verne Aubel says he will bid only if the board acts. Supervisor Snyder doubts a quick decision. board to reconvene at 8 P.M. today.
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Camillus Town Board
Solvay Process Company
Amboy
Solvay Company
Verne
W. Aubel
Solvay
Chemical Company
Howard W
Snyder
Six Juveniles Caught Stealing Mail in Seymour Street
Six youths were picked up in the 200 block of Seymour Street yesterday for stealing mail. Patrolman John Brolan said the juveniles gathered mail into sacks, destroyed some and redistributed others.
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Seymour ‘St
John Brolan
Brolan
Postal Inspector Arrests Boy In Mail Confiscation
Mi a0uis A Lieb of the postal inspector's office arrested the boy at 1 PM yesterday. Inspector O'Neill confiscated the mail and returned it to the government's post office.
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A. Lieb
O'Neill
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John L. Baird
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Clinton
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