Worker Burned in Gas Heater Explosion at Ice House
GEORGE WATSON, 19, of Manlius, was burned severely when gas in the smokehouse heater at Igloo Food Lockers exploded this morning. He was taken to University Hospital with burns about the head, face, and hands. Fire followed the blast but the smokehouse fire went out. Watson climbed from a pit after aiding by coworker and others. He is listed to attend Friday evening services at Temple Adath Yeshurun.
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Sidney A. Scobell
Gine Food Lockers, Inc
George Watson
Mantius
Manlius
University Hospital
Igloo Food Lockers, Inc
Eneblvd
Kinneid
Patrick Ford
Arthur Kassonmere
Watson
Cove Case University
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Dimes March Talks Slated At Binghamton Dinner
Two Syracusans will speak at the March of Dimes annual kick off dinner in Binghamton and Johnson City to launch the local fund raising drive. Robert G. O’Hara, general chairman of Onondaga County’s campaign, and Lawrence J. Skiddy of the Syracuse Herald Journal will address the need for public support and outline campaign plans for fighting infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Johnson City
Robert G. O'Hara
Onondaga County
March of Dimes
Lawrence J. Skiddy
Syracuse Herald- Journal and
Herald-American
Jong
Aehall
F O'Hara
Rabies Law Discussed by Onondaga Officials
A meeting of the Animal Disease Control Committee discussed amending rabies control to place jurisdiction solely with the Department of Agriculture. Assemblyman Mead attended. current law splits duties among Health, Agriculture, and Conservation departments, causing confusion amid outbreaks in Pompey, Fabius, Lafayette, Onondaga, Olisco, and DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Animal Disease Control Committee
Board of Supervisors
Onondaga County
Donald M. Mead
State Health Department
Conservation Department
Pompey
Fabius Lafayette
Onondaga
Olisco
DeWitt
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