Syracuse area legal settlements reported in Supreme Court
In a Supreme Court announcement, Theodore Poole of Dewitt-Jamesville Road accepted a 243,600 settlement from a Rochester matter. Mrs Creay suffered a broken leg after a tar incident on November 14 1946 and will have a 3 300 settlement with Costello Gorman and McNett. William Smith a 19 year old Army Air Base veteran accepted a 3 300 settlement against Howard A Tipper and Howard A Tipper Jr of 2679 East Fayette Street for a cross street collision near Salina Street and the Chimes building on April 5. Smith was represented by John C Kimball of Costello Gorman and McNett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh ‘Rd
Theodore
Poole
Dewitt-Jamesville Rd
Supreme Court
Creay
Costello
Gorman
McNett
William Smith
Army Air Base
Howard A. Tipper
Howard A. Tipper, Jr
E. Fayette ‘St. It
Smith
S.'Salina St
Chimes
John c. Kimball
Costello, Gorman and McNett
Service Awards Highlight Syracuse Ornamental Co Christmas Party
At Hotel Syracuse the Syracuse Ornamental Co presented service awards to 150 employees for 25 to 40 years. Philip M. Holstein led the ceremony as 300 employees attended the annual Christmas party Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Ornamental Co., Inc
Syracuse
Philip M. Holstein
Births Twin Sons and Daughters Across Multiple Families
Birth notices list numerous December births from Solvay Constantia and surrounding areas. Twins and single births attributed to couples including Caplan Martinez, Wilson Burke, Byrne Nash Prue Lann Maxwell DaRin Adams Fisher Harvey Krupa Wilise Perry Smith Bart Cleveland Backus Angus Hamlin Goodsell Ruzekowicz Ballwin Cramer Dibble Wiltester Tayloe Van Mien OReilly Hensley with dates Dec 13 to Dec 21 and varied street addresses across Syracuse region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Caplan
Prances Martinez
Solvay
Frank J. Wilson
Dolores
Burke
Constantia
John Byrne
Ann Harty
Blancock Dr
William J Nash
Mary Mietschman
Norwood
Edgar M. Prue
Yvonne M. Currier
Montgomery
Romeo J. Lann
Marietta G. Rosetti
W. Kennedy St
Elvin P. Maxwell
Rita T. ®Hanley
Brewerton
Etlie P. DaRin
Virginia J. Roberts
Jamesville
George W. Adams
Ruth E. Tuttle
W. Ostrander
Frank R. Fisher
Catherine MM. DeBlocki
Oakwood Av
Bruce E. Harvey
Ruth M. Rhinaman
Air
Alphonse J. Krupa
Barbara J. Davis
Matty
George W. Wilise
Jane Brisks
East Syracuse
Alton C. Perry
Beatrice M. Parsons
Elmhurst Av
Roger C. Smith
Lois M. McKwain
Donald E. Bart
Joan Bixby
Warners
Johnnie L. Cleveland
Lydia A. Kinslow
Mattydale
Howard Schuyler
Eileen Backus
Tallman St
Allan Angus
Mary Wisner
Stanley J. Hamlin
Albert 3
Iickory St
Emil J. Ballwin
Anne Callahan
Pond St
Henry Cramer
Constance L. Miller
Genesee Park
Donald A. Dibble Iileer
Sh. Niles
Buckingham Ay
Charles Wiltesterances Ez. Donnelly
Stewart Dt
Woodrow W. Tayloe
Katherine M. Dunham
Camillus
Willard & van Mien
Elizabeth HK. Fish
Pacific
Richard C. Oreilly
Doyce S. Hensleys
Fayettevilles
Marriage Licenses Reported for multiple individuals
Robert P Shaw of 603 W Brighton and Sarah J Greeley of 101 Eliott St. Harold B Newman of 1413 B Fayette St and Margaret R Mulberin of 35018 Salina Ste Austin I Ratchalder Wenham Mass Edith L Balcom of Waterloo Harold J Carlock of 1207 Harrison St Jane E Rhinaman of 4p Eucliday Earl H Watchorn of 116 W Bearday Margaret P CirJack of 305 Gifford St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Shaw
W. Brighton
Sarah J. Greeley
Eliott St
Harold B. Newman
B. Fayette
Margaret R. Mulberin
Salina
Ste Austin
Earl H. Watchorn
W. Bearday
Margaret P. CirJack
Gifford St
Rabid Cows Prompt $600 Claim Filing in County
Alton Henson of Pom pey claims $600 for four rabid cows that died, with filings signed by assessors C. H. Taber and William Keough and sent to the State Department of Agriculture and Markets. If approved the county pays and recoups half from the state. the case follows state pricing for grade cows. A rabid gray fox was killed near Henson stables before the outbreak among the cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Henson
Henson
Three People Placed On Probation In County Court
Judge Leo W. Breed placed three defendants on probation after guilty pleas. Julio Paglia, 53, of 582 S. Clinton St., received a 10 year probation for second degree assault linked to a knife attack on his wife, with a $10 weekly child support requirement and a strict stay-away order. Paul Harris, 42, of Salina Town, got three years probation for third degree assault. Mildred Galloway, 21, of 305 W Fayette St, was placed on five years probation for second degree grand larceny after stealing a ring from her employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed
Julio Paglia
S. Clinton Sr
Traffic Court Judge Details and Licenses Summary
IRUMAN H. PRESTON adjudicates cases for no operator's license with a $36 fine. JOHN D. SCHINTO faces a $23 fine for no operator's license at 442 Hawley Avenue. CLARENCE FROST listed for no operator's license at 200 Scott Avenue. IMPROPER TURN noted at 318 Louis Naples. S. GROUSEAY cited for passing a red light with a $5 fine. CLARENCE W PROST linked to 200 Tay Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iruman H. Preston
John D. Schinto
Hawley Ar
Clarence ¥. Frost
Scott Av
Louis Naples
Grouseay
Three Syracuse bishops offer Christmas messages
Bishop of Syracuse and two Methodist church leaders deliver Christmas thoughts on peace, charity, and faith. They call for shared burdens with Europe, moral resolve, and readiness to aid nations in distress, urging a world guided by divine law and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Faery
Bishop Peabody
Russia
Western Europe
Bethlehem
America
Museum Reproduces Yule Tree of 1848
A replica of Syracuse’s first Christmas tree stands at the Onondaga Historical Association, 311 Montgomery Street, with McCarthy’s great grand son present. The original 1848 tree came from Dennis McCarthy’s home on Church Street. The 1840s style decor features popcorn, cranberries, apples, candy canes, gilded nuts, pine cones, gold stars and ivory candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Historical Association
Nathan Louis Miller McCarthy
Dennis McCarthy
Syracuse
Church St
State St
The
Montgomery St
McCarthy
Elizabeth Stein
Will & Baumer Co
Raise Output by Engaging Workers, Walters Tells Syracuse Group
Dr. Jack Edward Walters, Alfred University president, told the Syracuse branch of the Society for Advancement of Management that high output is necessary to raise living standards for the lower third. He argued productivity could rise 5 to 25 percent if workers feel part of the venture and receive pay aligned with output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Edward Walters
Alfred] University
Syracuse
Society For Advancement of Management
Walters
Revere’ Copper and Brass Company
Jack E. Walters
Alfred: University, Center
Syracuse’ Branch
Advancement of Management
Frank Welch
Carrier Corporation
Milton
Carrier
Mayor Costello Predicts State Aid for Syracuse Air Base Housing
Albany reports Mayor Frank J. Costello expects substantial state support for emergency housing at the Syracuse Army Air Base. He cites potential aid between 50 600 and 75 000 dollars to shelter about 30 families, up from 18 20. Remodeling two barns could begin soon to house the homeless, with exact city aid awaiting official figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frank J. Costello
Syracuse Army Air Base
Herman T
Stitehman
Stiehman
Syracuse
G E Output Of Sets to Hit Peak in 1948
General Electric expects to produce more radio receivers in 1948 than any prior year. I J Kaar, manager of the Receiver Division, notes seven production lines at Electronics Park will double by early 1948. Contributing factors include skilled Syracuse labor, improved cabinet procurement, abundant components, and advanced manufacturing equipment. Current output covers 22 standard receivers, four Musaphonic styles, and three television models with additions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
I. J. Kaar
Electronics Park
Syracuse
Bridgeport
jUtica
Mr. Kaar
Kaar
Crocker China Shop Sold to William F Hull
The Crocker China Shop at 443 S Warren Street was sold to William F Hull of 530 Oak Street with possession on January 15. Crocker’s, the city’s oldest china and glass shop, was started in 1904 by G R Crocker and Miss M Lesley West, who has run the store solo for years. Hull, known locally, previously worked for Bullock’s in Los Angeles and with Emerson Hull Co in Pomeroy Washington. his wife is Carolyn Wose, daughter of Mrs M V Wose and the late Dr A M Wose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R Crocker & Co
S. Warren St
William F. Hull
Oak St
Hull
Crocker’s
New
York State
Eating Places Face Shame Campaign Across Town
The Mayors Food Conservation Committee warned restaurants and hotels to stop serving meat on Tuesdays. Police checked menus and four downtown eateries advertised meat dishes. The committee urged patrons to favor meatless establishments and threatened to publicly shame noncompliant venues to support the Save Wheat Save Meat Save the Peace program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
David Bornstein
Truman
John A. Kinney
Nine New Patrolmen Sworn In by Kinney
Syracuse Police sworn in nine new patrolmen by Chief John A. Kinney. They will be assigned to radio car duty on January 1. Names include Robert Rankin Chester Piatkowski Donald Green John Leahey Carl S. Gillette John W. Goodman Jr Charles E. Kraft Carl Kurtz Floyd Coland. Kinney also outlined heavier East Side surveillance after year end and two-man teams on the S Townsend St beat. He hinted at a pre Vollmer accident system with two cars and two investigators per call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John A.kinney
Robert Rankin
Chester Piatkowski
Donald Green
John Leahey
Carl S. Gillette
John W. Goodman, Jr
Charles E. Kraft
Carl Kurtz
Floyd Coland
Kinney
Lower East Side
E Washington St
S. Townsend St
East Side
No Garbage Pickup On Christmas Day
Public Works Commissioner Charles E. Billion reminded Syracuse residents no garbage or rubbish will be collected on Christmas Day. Friday pickups will be skipped and normally scheduled collections deferred to the next business day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Charles E
Syracuse
Auto crash near Cicero leaves two dead or injured
In fair condition Isaac Cleveland 81 of Mannsville survived serious injuries from the crash near Cicero Monday and remained in air conditions at Crouse Iriving Hospital. Mae White of Laurens died en route to hospital from a crushed chest suffered in the same crash.
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Rochester
Salt Springs
RBI
Syracuse Police Dept
Walter A. Foery
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
Wiin
Earth
Stalin
W. Earl Ledden
Methodist Church
Son of God
Ledden
God
Christ
Lord of
Heaven
Germany
McArthy
Freests
Assembly
Dennis McCarthy, Jr
Dennis Percy McCarthy
Manlius School
128 Dewitt Jr
Emily Mundy
Air Base Housing
Crocker China Shop
Fred Arnold
the Mayor's Food Conserva
Allan Douglas
Globe. Forge, Inc
National Safety Council
Thomas Dixon
American Society of Safety Engineers
Traveler’s Insurance Company
Grody's
Alu and
Port Sre
Selina Street
Schieder
Optometrist
Optician
E. Genesee St
Dr. County Savings Bank
Satino
Genesee
Federal Depot
Ineurence Corporetiols
S. Sakina St
Syracuse Savings
Edmund L. Weston
J. Vincent Weston
Weston’s Drug Store
Salina St
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