Five Injured In Crashes On Icey Streets
Snowy and icy streets blamed for 18 automobile accidents in which five people were injured yesterday in Wie Syr acuse area. Mrs Frances Stalsenberg and her daughter Joan had minor injuries when their car hit a pole on Hiawatha boulevard. Albert Stalsenberg was injured. Fred Derrick of 1208 West Onondaga Street suffered a back injury when his bus was rear ended at Gifford and Cawcrosts. Nicholas Pasvard of 405 Ash Street skidded into the bus. Mrs Anna Pallone of 716 Alvord Street had knee injuries in a two car crash at Lodi and Woltsis. Mr and Mrs John Pallone were passengers when their car struck a machine driven by Robert Matthews of 1800 Wolts. Mrs Jose Pine Tice of Cortland suffered an eye laceration in a three car crash on South Salina Street. William Tift and Vera Beyer and Charles Philps were involved in the collisions.
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Syracuse
Frances Stalsenberg
Chestnut St
New Syracuse
Joan
Hiawatha Blvd
Stalsonberg
Albert
Wmazy
Paling
Syracuse Transit Corp
Hay Aiver
Fred Derrick
W. Onondaga St
Gifford and
Cawcrosts
James
Nicholas Pasvard
Ash St
Anna M. Pallone
Alvord
Lodi
Woltsis
Pallone
Syracuse Woman Named Manager of Vista Shores Miami
Mrs William B. Evans formerly Faith Lyman of Syracuse, named manager of Vista Shores luxury apartments in Miami Beach. Evans lived in Washington during World War II, her husband served with the War Production Board, and after his death she joined the R Cooper Company which built the Vista Shores complex with 22 ocean view units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
William B. Evans
Faith Lyman
Syracuse
Vista Shores
Miami Beach
Evans
Washington
War Production Board
R. Cooper Company
Cooper Enterprise
Cornell Teachers To Discuss Crops
Cornell University professors will discuss crop problems with Onondaga County seed and fertilizer dealers at Henry Moran's Restaurant at 1 40 P M Jan 3 Prof R L Aldrich crop specialist and Prof A A Johnson plant breedme specialist will speak on fertilizer recommendations performance of certified seed and new crop problems Donald W Hammond assistant county agricultural agent said all dealers have been invited to attend this meeting one of eleven conferences held throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Onondaga County
Henry Moran
R. Aldrich
A. A. Johnson
Donald W. Hammond
19 Babies Born on Christmas Day in Syracuse Hospitals
A Christmas Day birth record lists 19 newborns in Syracuse area hospitals including Memorial, Syracuse General, St. Josephs, and St. Marys Maternity. Names with parents and exact birth times show multiple girls and boys delivered to local families across Memorial and area clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
David Logan
Manlius
Memorial Hospital
Robert Campbell
S. State St
Memorial
Lynwood Eure
Gil Harrison St
Carl Schaefer
Tenneyson
Crouse-Irving
Walter Kolenko
Park & 7
Gener
Joseph Sherpa
White
Crouse-Irvings
John V. Harris
Fay
North
Syrause
Harey Lane
Midland
Syracuse General
Francis Kelly
Plymouth
Mattydale
Pal
George Lutzelberger
Cazenovia
John Hitman
Martin St
Danie
Popenhater
Court Sf
Ang
St. Mary's Maternity Hospital
Edwin
Dirs. Picciano
W. Calthrop
Stewart ‘Thompson
Sunhill Ter
St. Joseph's
Harold Kraushaar
Crowse-irving
John Davis
Belden Ay
Anton Zahn
Concord Pl
Cowboys Pistols Trigger Runaway Christmas Cap Chaos
On the South Side a one horse stampede occurred yesterday when two youths tested cap pistols near a dairy wagon. Driver Edward Kolakowski watched as the dairy team bolted from the 400 block of Seymour Street, Dobbin the horse pulled away, no injuries reported. The horse was eventually captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Edward ‘Kolakowski
Seymour St
Hopalong Stasi Halts Milk Wagon Patrol Parade
Balina Street resident Patrohman Thomas Hopalong Stasi halted his patrol car then stepped to the curb and hopped aboard a milk wagon trailing Dobbins' feet, shouting a hearty whoa there to slow the horse into a gentle sway as it moved along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balina St
Patrohman Thomas
Stasi
Dobbins
Walt
City False Alarm Rate Up Sparks Chief Appeal
Syracuse Fire Department records show a 4 percent rise in false alarms in 1950, totaling 134 calls versus 182 the prior year. Fire Chief William J. Connelly urged public action to curb injuries and cited past years with higher counts while noting that juveniles are not the sole source of false alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Concnelly Sul
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David Gogan
Manlins
Chanas
Florida
Cornell
Warren Street
Wei
Sonotone
Syracuse Oe
Herleage
Coleagh
Phundicap
Pers Pawtucked
Jett Herrick
S. Warren St
Onondaga Hotel
Clark, Inc
Jordan
Elbrider, N.Y
Buick
JRE
TAL
Buick Company, Inc
N. Y
ROMIG
W.H. Smith & Son Dunn Buick CO
Grant Ave
First St
Auburn
N.Y
Aert
Fulton
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