Police and FBI Tie Forged Gambling Crackdown in Syracuse
City police and U S agents meet to plan a broader crackdown on illegal gambling in Syracuse. Officials say joint raids and closer cooperation with federal authorities could target horserooms and other venues. Three men arrested after a checkpoint raid face charges for failing to register with the IRS and paying a wager tax. Federal agents seized about 3200 during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ing Weld
Gemhine Ge
Syracuse
Wiptog
Kelly
Eetmin
Mary
Ted
Ares
Clr & Tobucca
S. Stata St
Tri
David A. McCarthy
Onondaga Ait
Edward RP. Murray
Nysman Beek
Carbon
Ikilire
Trevenue Servic
Syracuse Polies
Hn Norseraom
Get Prison Terms In Music Co Theft
Two men received prison sentences for stealing instruments from the Music Co at 1421 Saliva Street. Leon F Jarvis of Gordo Ra Baldwinsville and Frederick K Rote of 98 Syracuse Street Eatwinville drawn four to ten years. Others, including Mark A Witch and Wad Duane A Shin, faced varied terms in Attica and related facilities under county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allice State Prison
Leonent F. Jarvis
Gordo Ra
Baldwinsville
Frederick K Rote
Syracuse St. Eatwinville
Mark
Mechanic Ely Daldlawine
Rotert D. Thoepson
Yan« Ress Ady
Feue Tn
Yrara
St. Phoenis
Leo W
Edward F. Michalowski
Tve
Aftica
Breadalen
Drobarton
Christian Frey
Attica
Frey
Hee
Syracuse
Exam Slated In Shooting Case in City
A preliminary examination is set for January 3 in the shooting of two men at 505 Pon Street. LaFrance 82 West Bahion Avenue pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault and is held on $5,000 bond. Ronald Coffins 39 and James Babcock 4 were wounded by a 22 caliber rifle. LaFrance was captured after a struggle with Officer Rauch at the Pond Street address and is in custody at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon St
France
W. Bahion Ava
LaFrance
Ronald Coffins
Gifford
James Radcock
Pond St
00 Pound Crate Pinning Injures Worker
A 37 year old worker at 439 E Quaker St was pinned by a 500 pound crate on the Moor of a trailer during loading. He was treated at St Josephs after the incident at Interstage Motor Freight System around 7 30 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Ward
Quaker St
St .Joseph’s
Brates
Ted
Ward
Margiasso Starts 36th Police Year
Margiasso begins 36th year in the Syracuse Police Department after serving in traffic and motorcycle units. He now works in the City Hall finance department. He survived a shooting at See Jima Street and Matson Avenue. his son Nicholas is a motorcycle patrolman.
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Turroimanition Jareness
Kemwood Ave
Syracuse
Margiasso
Decembar
Kreup Sills
Guty- Maraiasio
City Hall
Change
Margiusss
See
Jima St
Matson Ave
Nicholas
Ridgewood Dr
New Process transmits 1940s factory activity in Syracuse area
Major equipment and plant expansions tied to New Process in Syracuse region detail conveyorized operations, tolls and spaces at multiple Auburn and Syracuse locations. The piece notes investments by General Electric and NY Central Railways, wartime production shifts, and local facility ownership and usage changes. It also mentions Miss Patria A Howland of Aurora recognizing a Crane Department of Music event in Potsdam State University.
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Dgons
Sydcvsm
Auburn
Ford
Chevrolet
GAG
International
Harvester
Dodge
Syracuse
Nori Franklin
Plum Sts
Maurarch Typewinder Plant
Itasewing Taddhlac Mivinion
W. Taylor Sc. Properties
Grayson Casling and Machining
Ls Ie
Anne Tesneneld
Erie Blvd
Beattie
Yeaa
Rm Gerdrat
Emiles On Und Aeter Nautical Work
Ant
New York Central
Hiavetha Royd
Tange Motor
General Electric
Weschold Haz
International Heater Sa
New York State Railways
Wolf St
Sevecel Tenn
Govern
Crease-Hinds
Thruwaysia
Guristoeas
Aurora
Patria A Howland
Fred Howland
Aurate
Crane Department of Music
Potsdam State University Teachers College
Cops Face Charges In Fix Case Against Three Patrolmen
Three suspended patrolmen Louis Mangine Lawrence Lynch and John Mulligan face formal charges over a bribery scheme linked to a speeding ticket in a local incident. Mayor Mead reviews personnel as hearing proceeds amid investigation into a downtown store truck driver's interaction with officers. The Kelly Report notes a $20 bribe claim and possible disciplinary actions within the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Driscoll
Mead
Lynch
Mulligan
Kerry Vaid
Kelly
Weber Hey Gever
Mare
Hearings on Street Planning Slated To Explain Effect of Arterials
The City Planning Commission announces informal hearings on street planning to study design standards for expressways, arterials, and major streets and how they affect metropolitan living. Sergei N. Grimm said the hearings aim to update the official major street plan and align classifications with national guidance.
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Ily Planningy Commission
Svies Nk
Sergei N. Grimm
Grut
Grimm
Natuntal Teanportaian Committee
National Committee
New York State
Syracusans Offer Homes as Refugees Arrive Tonight
Refugees are expected in Syracuse tonight as local families, churches, and charities prepare to shelter them. The Rev Ewart Turner and Gov Harriman aides coordinate reception at the Protestant Center and nearby churches with plans to house single men first and arrange longer term support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusans
thelryEanwood Baptist Church
Hearis
Omer
Raynee
Cagnell
James Marble
Hale
Syracuse
Ewart Turner
Veets
Albany
Daleown
Wiel
Gov. Harrimon
Kilmer
New York
Cone
Reile
Seayar
Taalz
Moger
Refuges Relief Act
New Homen
Xtra
Malcolm E. Peabody
Wits Abolmon
Thompson
Bruce
University raises funds for Hungarian relief drive
Syracuse University students led a campus effort totaling about 1 348 dollars for Hungarian refugees. The drive, organized by the chapel, fraternities, and the Friends Association, raises funds and clothing with plans to sponsor two Hungarians and provide temporary housing and job help for refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuses
Chapel
Charlie University
Zacely
J. Nodle
Inet
Pashcal
Universty
Oftce
Intere
Hungary
Imacon Servive
Huncarh
Friends Association
Friends Association For
Univer
Frank P. Piskor
Syruung University
Promoted Local Resident in Tupper Lake Notice
A village bulletin announces the promotion of Collinson Col JJmeon, son of Mrs. Alice Collinson and Dr. T. Coljllmeon, in Tupper Lake. The item cites US forces and a report by a local rocorda unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper Lake
Collinzon
Aliee Collinson
Mrs Sully Dies In Auburn Home
Mary Mallay aged 31 of Callin Street dies at home in Auburn. Body sent to Avery E. Neagte Funeral Home for arrangements and services pending.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Manzi
Fader
State Street Horseroom
Intermal Revenue
Syracuse Police
Stewart
District Attorney
Probi Focney
OlGire
Tydey
Tably
Rocco Raxitano
Clover Cooperation
Palicel Ing
U.S
Kew
Prowess Gear Corp
Ite
Musical Masic Co
Saliva Sting Ga, Inc
Michalewsiet
Ronald Himhoer
Tnsl
Bernese
Beata
URAL
Nis
Saas Ene
Jan Hortvar
Grindane
Pope
Aspcols
Princess
Miies Collegiae Strests
George W. Cresg
Mylas Sid Iocal
Ccouse Hinds Co
Xecu
Utandande
Ehimiman
Shorts
Comber Sefeczad
Jerome Muelgeremitie
Jerboltz
Mmittee
Gblalaing
Paultie
Gwen Speed
Agto
Alons
Chane
7Meknensa
Ber
Sonata
Upan
Department of Publ
Grose
Syre Aeyge
He Tomight
Toft
Martin
Hungarien Ofagee
Joseph D. Wetter
Urbinenu Il. Klara
Wits
Rouden Jeffery
W. Seneca Topi
Clara
Jereey
Soe
Thin Roiugers
Henardks Chapel
Pecaweares Crow
Érie
Saukub
Xcare
Jota
Fasatlion
Parsons
Frat Presbyterian Church
Robarts
John Waltesel
Department of Protestant I
Roberts Seid
Roberts
Harold Norman
Hotel Ghondaga
Isle
Norman Hiss
Tre
Josep Dosa
Cortland
Walter Uke
Cles
America
Reedom
Normonley
Irs
Dosal
Joshua A. Ralgieri
Lexii
St Thomas More
Bons
Zalmanok Studio
Rtas
Nowo
Inter
Bullets
Pnoegasbords
Weetevet Muugazio’s
Keller & Goetz
Mutternak
Milton Avo. Nsalvay
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