Winds Topple Scaffolding On Five Cars At Salina Street Remodel
High winds up to 42 miles per hour toppled a false front and scaffolding in front of a remodeled Lerner Shops site at 337 329 S Salina St. Five cars were damaged slightly while a motorist and about 20 pedestrians narrowly avoided harm. Police listed owners and witnesses as Ralph Lavonier and others. traffic was diverted as the scene was secured.
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Salina St
S. Salina St
Ralph Lavonier
Park St
Lavonier
Lerner Shops, Inc
Peter Chore
N. State St
T. Walter Casey
Oakdale Jr
Morris T. MacKinder
S. West St
Joseph Rotella
Prospector
Bentley Weldery Co
Teallav
Riegel St
Willian Halpin
James Driscoll
George Edwards
Enlistment Quota Exceeded by Army
CAPT. BERNARD A. GILMAN of the Syracuse Army recruiting office said the enlistment quota for the first month since last January was exceeded with 86 enlistments as of yesterday. He expects 15 more before December 31, noting 51 joined the Air Force and 35 the ground forces, meeting the quota for the latter and predicting a larger next month due to increased Air Force appropriations.
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Bernard A. Gilman
Syracuse
Air Force
Gilman
Congress
Justice Dowling Memorial Planned
Memorial exercises will honor the late Justice William F. Dowling of Utica before the Appellate Division in Rochester on January 4 at 1 45 P M Warwick Kernan of Utica will speak Justice Francis D McCarn invites Central New York attorneys to attend the ceremonies Dowling served on the Appellate Division with McCarn.
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Utica
Rochester
Warrick Kernan
Francis D. McCarn
New York
Justice Dowling
Justice McCarn
City opens play areas and gyms Saturday for youths
City play areas and gyms will open Saturdays from 9 30 A M to noon to lure boys off the streets. The program is sponsored by the Optimist Club city officials and educators with police and courts providing cooperation. Centers planned at North Valley High Schools and Nichols Delaware Madison. aims at ages nine to 14. The steering committee includes Carl Wilgoose George Anderson William R Dixon and others.
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Optimist Club
William Franey
Syracuse Police Department
Children’s Court
Leo J. Yehle
William H. Bamerick
Syracuse University School of Education
Carl Wilgoose
George Anderson
William R. Dixon
City Department of Education
Joseph J. Charles
William Camuso
North and Valley
Nichols
Delaware
Madison
James Pellingra
George Brenneman
Smith Benning
George Scobell
Alfred J. Moorhead
Clinton Frawley
Howard Feikert
Leon Tedesco
Mail Deliveries Off Next Monday
Postmaster Myron J Parkinson announced that due to New Year's Day on Sunday most postal workers will have Monday off. No deliveries or window service on that day. box and special delivery continue. A collection from business district boxes occurs at 5 PM and citywide box collections follow holiday schedules.
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Myron J. Parkinson
Railroad Push Car Abandoned by Boys
Boys in Baldwinsville took a ride on a railroad push car over the weekend. Officials from the New York Ordnance Works reported the car removed from a building and later found on the Lackawanna main line. Sgt. Arthur Willis continues the investigation.
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Baldwinsville
New York Ordnance Works
Set
Arthur Willis
Sheriff's Office
Lackawanna Railroad
Sgt
Willis
Type O Blood Urgently Needed During Holiday Period
The Red Cross blood program appeals for Type O donors at the local center on Warren Street today and tomorrow to replenish hospital reserves. Low mobile unit operations and a holiday surge have reduced supplies. donors are urged to call 3-3111 to make appointments and donate between specified hours.
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Red Cross
James D. Heffernan
S. Warren Sr
Heffernan
Syracuse University Outing Club Heads for Adirondack Peak Climb
An 18 member Syracuse University Outing Club departs for a seven day ascent in the Adirondacks led by faculty advisors Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Peterson. The trek includes Whiteface Esther Algonquin March and Wright mountains with a stop at Pinebrooks Lodge.
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Adirondacks
Syracse University Outing Club
Gunnar Peterson
Wil
Pinebrooks Lodge
Whiteface
Esther
Algonquin
March
Wright Mountains
4 Percent Drop in Syracuse Bus Ridership 1949
The Syracuse Transit Corporation reports a drop of 4,459,632 passengers in the first 11 months of 1949 versus 1948, with 38,664,364 riders compared to 43,123,996. The decline marks a continued fall since 1947, the peak year for bus travel, amid reduced employment and activity.
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Syracuse ‘Transit Corporation
Syracuse
City to Strictly Enforce 1 A.M. Bar Curfew
Police Chief John A. Kinney announced strict enforcement of the 1 A.M. bar closing after January 1. The night chief will be held responsible, with boats and patrol cars ordered to ensure taverns close on time and pub doors stay shut. Passages open after 1 A.M. to serve food will be investigated if doors are left ajar.
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John A. Kinney
Kinney
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Silver Kidskin
Pry Ark
Prawock
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Edwards
Brannogk
Prk
Bronmock Stars
Chevrolet
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