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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1950
Page
5
Fire Chief William J. Connelly details Syracuse Fire Department activities in 1950. They responded to 382 emergency calls including rescues from pipes and locked homes, issued 320 first aid certificates, treated 140 people, and aided blood donor drives while providing hot coffee and supplies during major fires.
A Waterloo family mourns after a fatal blaze that claimed Mr. Millard and left his son-in-law and Chilson family members injured or homeless. The Millard home burned trapping residents. funeral services are set for 2 PM tomorrow with Horace Pittman officiating. Authorities estimate the loss at 4000 dollars as firefighters contained the blaze and moved the injured to hospitals.
Jack A. Macken and his family left their home at 4439 James St after a four inch abandoned pipeline leaked gasoline and oil into a trench dug by Ley Creek sewerage treatment plant workers. A gasoline-oil-water mixture erupted from the hole, driving the family from their home since early December.
Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson said only a few temporary staff remain to clear up year end mail. The main post office lobby has removed the Christmas weighing tables and workers reassigned to normal duties. Businesses that cooperated with the drive will ship calendars this week.
Mrs. Jean nette Cardy 68 of Red Creek died at 3 30 AM when her car collided with a truck at the intersection of Seneca Falls Auburn road three miles east of Seneca Falls. The driver was her husband Fred Cardy and the crash also involved a southbound truck. Police reported Cardy’s car skidded and crossed the highway before hitting the eastbound truck. Coroner Frank Adamo to review the case.
Loyd Parrott of 100 Sandra Drive Salina reported his car was stolen and he was left holding a gas can after running out on Route 11 near North Syracuse. A friend gave him a ride to fetch gas, but he returned to find no vehicle or container. The car was valued at $600.
Unger, professor of economics and finance, once at Elizabeth University in Pecs Hungary, and a concentration camp survivor, spoke in Chicago on Freedom and Planning in International Trade. He joined Syracuse faculty as professor of economics and discussed private enterprise and government planning issues.
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