Stearn Freed After Sixteen Years In Sing Sing
Stearn, jailed for first degree murder in 1924, was released after serving sixteen years. He faced a life sentence later commuted to time served, after Governor Dewey’s action, with his return to Chicago to await travel funds.
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Ile
Hin
Jesse
Charse
Brothersanslaw
Liserpool
Steant
Shane
Sasty
Pheenzo
Don A. Catony
Oswego Downy
Matence Stearns
Stearn
Gov. Herbere A Lehman
Gov Dewey
Sisarn
Chicago
Lions Club Entertains 30 Pupils
About 30 pupils from Percy Hughes School were guests at the Lions Club luncheon in Hotel Souse. Miss Alice Keegan played piano solos and Foldup sang while Sir Sarita Claus in costume drew attention. A Franklin Hylefort presided. escorts included Adelborh Northrup and Anna Strang with teachers Rose Freeman, Myx, Mary Renaud and Bees Treilly assisting.
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Percy’ Hughes
Lions Club
Hotel Souse Pesteriny
Carels
Alice Keegan
Sarita Claus
A. Franklin Hylefort
al- Titenan
Sandra
Lee Stem
Mas
Bachar
Stewartel
Tiew
Mowdl
G. Curtis
Thepa
Adelborh
Northrup
Oncipal
Anna Strang
Rose Freeman
Myx
Mary Renaud
Bees Treilly
Defense Job Expansion At New Process Plant May Boost Output
Workers at the New Process plant faced stress as production expands in meet the needs of defense. Anthony A. Hermltrger, manager, noted the 3,400 employees might continue labor amid a payroll near 8 million dollars for the year. Howard, director of public relations, led yesterday’s gathering where the company’s club, founded 13 years ago, sang several election songs.
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Prnesay Heer Corporation
Fabions Defense
Anthony A. Hermltrger
Howard
Yesteriay
Cnninany Gree Club
AG Saices
Rochester Man Fined for Crash
Rochester man Avni Beberniit was fined for a crash after a chaotic sequence tied to a university event and a notable violist performance. The incident involved local residents and a car collision near an event venue, with authorities citing failure to maintain control.
Enlistees Prepare for Tuesday Departure in Local Draft
Eighteen enlistment volunteers from the Army and Air Force are set to leave Tuesday for basic training. The recruiting office closed at noon today and reopens Tuesday morning. Listed volunteers include John P. Bupa, Lovhard E Race, Richart G. Day, James J. Reynolds, and many others across Utica, Hamburg, Cortland, and surrounding towns. An additional group of volunteers is named with addresses throughout the region.
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Army
Air Force
All Force
John P. Bupa
Benwell St
Uuiia
Lovhard E Race
Casenavia
Richart G. Day
Mileret
Thea
James
J. Reynolds
East Till
Marcellus
Douglas
C. Joseph
Moravia
Atles E. Bobbette
Burton St
Zenovia
Anthony Wf. Saporito
South St
Utica
Fred H. Bultom
Je. Cageinvin
Roger L. Pugh
Neilse Richart R. Daugherty
Maple
St. Hamburg
Edward L. Tarnow
E. Genesee
George B Alliott, Jr
Crandall
Cortland
Raymond X. Rowley
Mapleview
Arnold I. Duszaak
Warners
Withaut
Bertram E. Bayetor
Massena
Artin
Melvin 7
Permgo
Wilson St
Gouvers Neue
Dance to Honor Case at Colgate University Ball
Colgate University president Case is to be honored as a guest at a formal dance sponsored by the Colgate Alumni Club. Attending will be Secretary of State William J. Gritlihy plus other university officials and undergraduates, including alumni corporation executives and student activity leaders.
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Acmersons
Will Jalsa
Quam
Jdange Wil Tyetades Caniton Qe
Sitello
Alum Corporation
Education Sitar
The
New
York Verald ‘Trbune
Aniiversity
Int Alleadance
Fire Destroys Shed on Emerson Avenue
A wooden shed at Emerson Avenue burned leaving authorities unsure of cause. Fire crews battled the flames as a nearby luncheon event and pension club gathering were disrupted. Fire chief notes no injuries and crews continue to inspect the scene for hazards.
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Emerson Av
Birthday celebrations at Meyers Bis Rail restaurant
The Herald-Journal offers congratulations to Joe Meyers proprietor of Meyers Bis Rail on his birthday anniversary. Guests and family gather for a multi course dinner with champagne as part of the yearly gift tradition.
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Joe Mey
Meyers Bis Rail
S. Wanen
Meyers
Hag Hunch
Restauran
Evely
Biddy Meyers
Lakey
Moyary
Ware Ien
Abe
Police Nab Two Men in Auto Theft Case
Police arrested two men after a car theft incident near Syracuse involving a stolen vehicle driven by Finn Mitchell and linked to Ty Tyson. Officers pursued through multiple streets, ending when the suspects abandoned the car and were taken into custody.
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Witte
Scharse
John ‘Tyson
Imu Wudan
Finn Mitchell
Madison Sb
Driyer
Stalen
Grolly Mathie
Shevill
Robert Ashmore
Scutholm Blvd
Bradiorg
Wiley Spotlie
Byrne Firm Bid On City Tires Low
Byrne Co bid for city tire purchase announced by J. Hanlon commissioner of contract and purchase. The bid was $70,000. Kaye Bros Inc was the only other bidder. Bids were prepared for the last five in about 20 years. Byrne Co had previously been awarded five contracts without competitive bidding.
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Byrne Co
Wileimm J. Hanlon
Comleact
Byrne
Kaye Pera Bros, Inc
Auburn Pupil Wins Quiz Kid Award
Richard Contiengua, son of Ahani Ales, from Auburn, was named the Quiz Kid of the Year. The Auburn high school student will travel to Chicago to compete on the national Quiz Kid show after a WSYR broadcast. Syracuse competitors included Rihava Las, Thomas Galenzi, and Clifford Crown. Auburn entrants included James Foriety and Joanne Alegivern.
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Richard Contiengua
Ahani Ales
Anthony Colligualia
Auburn
Jast Highs Savings Bank
Kai Worinnrhich
WSYR
al Palate Glade
Kus
High Sehool
Wil
Chicago
Riehava
Thomas Galenzi
Tame: Wrahismar
Clifford Crown
Syracuse
James Foraity O. Auburn
Joanne Alegivern
Car Crash Injures Several in Onondaga County
A collision near Bellevue Avenue left a victim with leg and skull injuries, with reports naming Willard Nunn, 28, driving a car that hit pedestrians including Kelly and others. Investigators cited speed or failure to yield as factors while police pursued charges and further details emerged from Onondaga County officials.
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Onvlidden General Hospital
Shill
Otyciads
Shovitt
Lesbo
Kelly Wag
Willard Nunn
Waren
Sluan
Hay
Bellevue Oay
Holt
Ian
Nuit
Ted Parker
Mikey
Condon
Parlisa
Onondaga Cone
North
Syracuse
Issiauitze
Acmar
Paiotman Tanag
Kemp
Lehrar Waa
Houte 18
Crossman’s Corners
jElbridge
A. 7
Mace’ Chiene
Elouidge Patrol
Norbert Finiyn
W. Genesee Bt
J. H. Browniee
Etbudg
Leta
Two Taverns Burglarized In Syracuse Morning Burglary
In early morning, burglars broke into Simimon's grill at 1200 Almond St owned by William Thimnan and to Pierce tavern at 11828 Townsend St. Both places reported broken windows or doors, juke boxes opened, and changes taken. Alcohol, cigars, and cigarettes valued over $40 missing. Patrolman John Sheehy investigated.
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Syracuse
Palive
Edity
Simimon's Grill
Almondsty
William ‘Thimnan
Hubbell
Fonan
Paul Marcelle
Pioncey Tavern
Townsend
John Sheehy
Syracuse Couple to Mark Sixty Years of Marriage
The Rochester era notice states MM Kronen and his wife mark six decades of marriage with a family gathering at Mrs Drew Eastlonn’s home in Syracuse. Born in Dusseldorf, Germany, they came to the United States long ago and built a life here. The Kronens have four children and are long-time fixtures in Syracuse cultural life through opera, church work, and local gigs.
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Syracuse
Ant Murs
Drew Easlonn
Kronen
Loyers
eaLyog
Che Kroneng
Syracike
Buxton
O'Brien
Allan Riuls
Gere Kronen
Dove
Confessands
Owiher
Tag
Zimmerman Observes Cyprus Uprisings and British Rule
Syracusan observer Zimmermann reports from Cyprus, then a British colony, on uprisings, local attitudes toward Americans, and life at the Mediterranean hotel. He notes friendly locals, English-speaking staff, and a daily rate of 3.50 dollars including meals. He was in Rome December for a Papal audience and plans to graduate from Cornell in June before entering service.
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Fimvermas
Elizabedh
London
Greece
Matehell
Cyprus
ZimtmerMan
Puey
Zimmerman
Voice of
Amienca
Zine iMermiiin
Denon
Los Idenis
Dovning Dmne
America
Zimmerma
Aostiy
Yoombath
Rome
Pope
John I
Strathmore Dt
Wil
Corneil
Candy Drive Brightens Christmas Eve at Boys Clubs
About 2 500 members of the Boys Club enjoyed a holiday fete with candy gifts from the Women’s Auxiliary and the Old Boys’ Association. Donald Temple ensured gifts for QVCL WON while the Junior Chamber of Commerce and drama and glee clubs provided entertainment. The clubs planned ongoing afternoon and evening events through the holidays after Christmas.
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Chip
Ain Ub
Alex
Polish Legion
Mansive Boys
Old Boys’ Association
Donald Temple
QVCL
Drama Club
Commice
Atorgan Partie
We Club
Oper Jafternoons
Order to Sponsor Christmas Party By Pioneers
An announcement notes Santa Claus will distribute presents tomorrow at a Christmas party held at West ALS Hospital Court Street. William Shaw and Holtman will show moving pictures. A committee including Frank C, Hank, William M Kampf, Valmont LaMont, Ban M Capparelli, Artict W Skewes, Frank Conlon, and Anthos 13 will assist. Ladies members and Virginia Eugenia Kemp are listed among organizers.
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Santa Claus
Othtar of Pioneers
Elulion
West Als Hospital
Court Sl
Lindocho Ghreeting
William
Shaw
Foxéph Holtman
Santa Chis
Frank C
Hank
William M. Kampf
Valmont LaMont
Ban M. Capparelli
Artituc
41 Youths Apply For Naval Post At Annapolis
Forty one youths submitted applications for the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The consuls will review the entries before ratings by a board for final selection, as announced by KR Walker Roaneman.
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Naval Post
Ted, KR
Walker Roaneman
Apple
U.S. Noval Academy
Annapolis
Appal
Rigtinyn
Boars
Scouts Group Plans Repairs After Windstorm Damage
A volunteer crew led by William If Ware will repair damage at Camp Askenonta on Moose Island Lake Placid. Troops from LeMoyne School, Explorer Post 7, and Woodlawn Methodist Church join in the effort with leaders including John Krapp and Tom Waines. The crew aims to stabilize camp facilities, with additional groups to continue restoration before next summer.
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Focal
Aphenonta
Explorer South
Moose Island
Lake Placid
William If Ware
Jorth
Onondaga Cornell
Tre
Deaver
Moodtind
Askenont2
Gordom Richardson
Robert Schroeder
Troop 50
LeMoyne School Citizens Club
Pachardy Bowersha
John Krapp
Explorer Post 7
Hastwood Baptist Church
Tom Waines l
Chop
Rockeleer Memorial Methodist Church
Marks
Hal, Naine Society
St. John the Baptist Church
Jon Kirchgessner
Don Argus
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Olin Backes
East Syracuse
Woodland
Canelantin
Wadsworth and
Ing
Camp Askenonta
Beasee -Gonmiling
Gamp Woodland
Agkenoth
Byeacuse
Gamp
Sywadise
Detectives Arrest Man in Berlin Food Line Incident
Berlin police say detectives arrested a man last night in a strange altercation over metal. Hours later another squad picked up a second person as part of the investigation. Both suspects were detained at police headquarters for questioning.
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Meldin Meiers
Bertin P
Berlin
Stratpig Serage Metal
Father Avg San
Record Christmas Shopping Crush Hits Syracuse Stores
Record store sales flood Syracuse and Onondaga County as shoppers swarm streets, stores and sidewalks. Merchants report overwhelmed workers, depleted shelves, and delivery delays as last minute Christmas buying peaks. Cars and streets clogged by crowds reflect a city in a rush to finish holiday shopping.
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Onondaga
Silay
Gay Batore
Joren
Syracnen
Istmanes
Eversthiis
Ae Net Ag
Wink Dixecs
Potter Party Held By Jackson Potter Inc
About 300 guests attended Lee s Fifth Annual Christmas party yesterday hosted by Jackson Potter Inc president Jackson Potter. Highlights included luncheon and dancing with Christmas bonuses announced by the firm. Mrs. Donald Potter coordinated the event with Arlene Hoppe and Robert Berson assisting.
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Picuugre
Omuloyes
Lee
Jackson M. Potter, Inc
Jackson Potter
Donald Potter
Arlene Hoppe
Robert Bersonras
Lyndon Water Service Restored After 20 Hours
Water service in Lyndon was restored yesterday after a main break near the Pie Stand site caused nearly 20 hours without supply. The break, caused Thursday by a steam shovel digging land for a gas line, cut the water shutoff around 4 PM and forced use of Fayetterifle line to provide limited water.
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Trute Seul
Lyndon
Pie Stand
BE. Geneene Ot
Fayetterifle
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