New York Bar Association to Hold Inaugural Banking Law Meeting
Debanks M. Henward of Syracuse announces the Banking Law Section of the New York State Bar Association will hold its first annual meeting in New York City on January 23. Alfonso Fortino elected president of St. Peter's Holy Name Society with officers Ungaro Barbon Ross Zoccotillo Rose Vizza Miauri. Judge Murray Hearn assumes partnership at Halpin Hearn Keogh St John firm on Rockefeller Plaza.
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Debanks M. Henward
Syracuse
Banking Law Section
New York State Bar Association
New York City
Alfonso Fortino
St. Peter’s Holy Name Society
Anthony Ungaro
Louis Barbon
Anthony Ross
Philip Zoccotillo
Benjamin Rose
Vincent Vizza
Divo Miauri
Halpin, Hearn, Keogh
St. John
Rockefeller Plaza
Murray Hearn
College of Law
Syracuse University
Hearn
Board of Visitors
Club and business meetings fill Syracuse schedule
A dense notice lists numerous luncheon and dinner events at Hotel Syracuse and Hotel Onondaga including Cooperative Club 12 15 PM Alcoholics Anonymous 3 PM and various company meetings from Beechnut Packing to Palmolive Peet and McKesson Robbins plus social gatherings for Knights of Pythias Lafayette Country Club and Remington Rand with cocktails and buffets throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Alcoholics Anonymous
Onondaga
Onondag
Charley Quid
Onon- Aga
Darrylea
Syracuse Coal Exchange
Palmolive-Peet Co
McKesson-Robbins
Niagara-Hudson Power Co
Kiwanks -Glub
Syra
Onondaga County
Patrons of Fire Relief Association
Knights 'Oe Pythias
Onondage
Lafayettte Country Club
Onondagar
Ononaga
Couple Finds Pistol in Auto Near Salina Street
Mr and Mrs August Hillenbrand found a 32 caliber revolver on the front seat of their car in the 700 block of North Salina Street after returning from mass. The doors were locked, and the gun was believed to have been pushed through a window opening.
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August Tllenbrand
Ross Pk
Mass
N. Salina St
Hillenbrand
Don’t Drive Unless Sober New Year’s Eve Warning
Police Chief John A Kinney orders special enforcement over the holiday. Downtown hotels theaters will have officers on patrol and all drunken drivers will be detained. Prowl car patrols to double to prevent driving after evidence of intoxication.
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John A. "Kinney
Kinney
Safety Talk From A Truck Driver Turns Hobby
John J. Scott a 6 foot 6 inch 280 pound tractor trailer driver from 400 Shennard St notes that most drivers know driving technique but fail to apply it. He advocates building good habits through on road games like Sherlock Holmes deductions to stay alert amid hazards and weather.
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John J. Scott
Shennard St. & Big
Scott
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Sherlock
Eiveryone
Baby Kilroy At Center Of Adoption Interest
Dorothy Burns reports the newborn Mike Kilroy is healthy and a hospital favorite as investigators seek the mother who left the infant in the waiting room. Police suspect the mysterious woman may have abandoned the baby at Crouse Irving Hospital after visiting hours.
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Dorothy Burns
Mike
Leon Herrington
Children's Division
Onondaga County Welfare Department
Margaret Stauffer
Memorial Hospital
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Mary Harrison
Marriage Licenses Granted in Virginia and New York
Marriage license notices list Robert K Gardner of Liverpool Virginia and Ada L Karher of 142 N Collingwood Av with Joseph H Nicholson of 110 Bradley St and Frank Montalto of 140 Kenwood Ave as applicants. Rosa Moratiria and Eleanor R Whitmore appear among the names, with Norman Frawley and Byrncuas noted in association with the filing.
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Robert K. Gardner
Liverpool
Virginia
Ours
Shennard St
Joseph H. Nicholson
Bradley St
Ada L. Karher
N. Collingwood
Frank Montalto
Kenwood
Rosa Moratiria
Hickok Ay
Red Tape Delays Snow Emergency Workers Pay
City hall payroll delays affect 110 emergency snow workers hired on December 20 and later. Workers expected pay before Christmas but must wait until next Friday as payrolls require Civil Service Commission and city auditor approval. Commissioner Charles E. Billion says cash payment is not feasible. issue under review with other departments.
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City Hall
Eity
Civil Service Commission
Charles E. Billion
Schools Reopen in St Paul After Teachers Strike
About 30,000 public school students in St Paul Minnesota returned to classrooms today after a strike kept schools closed since November 25. District officials reported normal operations resumed and classes proceeded as scheduled.
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St, Paul, Minn
Fire damages two story structure from live embers
Firefighters responded to a blaze at lot 1047.8 Salina Street about 10:30 AM. The fire reportedly started from live embers in a fireplace and caused minor damage to the fireplace and chimney of a two story frame and brick building. Engines 1 6 16 and truck 4 quickly extinguished the fire with booster lines.
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Salina “St
Restaurateur Faces Jail Threat Over Slot Machine
Thomas Macri, 83, of 118 S. McBride St., was ordered by Judge Homer Walsh to name the installer of a five cent slot machine or face penitentiary. Macri pleaded guilty to possessing a gambling device after initially denying knowledge of the dealer. He later recalled the name and identified a dealer from a police photo. The machine was found at 665 S. Salina St. and had been in use for about three weeks.
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S. Salina’ St
Thomas Macr
S. McBridest
Walsh
Mack
Charles
William Metsger
Macri
S. Salina St
Adirondacks
Clinton
Essex
Massena
Massena Aluminum Co. of America
Deputy Solves Burglary Fast at Blue Gate Inn
Deputy Bert Reardon on patrol found a blackout cash register light at the Blue Gate Inn, tracked a suspect, and captured Harry Cheesman after finding cash, a juke box haul, and gum. Cheesman, 24, of Watertown, admitted the theft and was jailed.
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Bert Reardon
Route 11
Reardon
Blue Gate Inn
Adams Center
Harry Cheesman
Hawk St. Watertown
Dewey Meeting On Tap For McNett and Yackel
Onondaga County GOP chair Charles A. McNett and Board of Supervisors chairman Edward O. Yackel left for Albany to confer with Gov. Dewey. They planned to discuss Yackel’s possible appointment to the State Liquor Authority and the transfer of the county sanatorium to the state. Yackel aimed to return tonight while McNett attends Dewey’s Inaugural events. Representative-elect R. Walter Riehlman prepares to move to Washington and weighs views on closing shop labor law.
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Charles A. McNett
Onondaga County
Edward 0. Yackel
Board of Supervisors
Albany
Dewey
Yackel
McNett
R. Walter Riehlman
Tully
Washington, D. C
Riehlman
Congress
Liquor Authority
Fires Devastate Two-Story Home On Pleasant Ave
A large blaze gutted a two story house on E Pleasant Ave rescuing a 82 year old man from the porch roof and a 76 year old woman. The fire displaced the Walters family with no insurance and damaged another Dewitt St residence where twins were saved by neighbors. Fire crews battled the flames from 4:10 to 7:30 AM.
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Jack Brown
E. Pleasant Jr
Ronald Walters
Jeannette
Emery J. Vinette
Octavia
Esther Hayden
THY
E. Pleasant Av
Dewitt St
May Edwards
P.D.T
Discount Corporation
James Sr
Walters
S. Salina St
E. Pleasant
Weather From Page One Gives Harsh Travel Update
Compla int about an injured hack in Mt Gilead North Carolina and multiple accident injuries in Syracuse area report. Roads free of ice on main routes but secondary roads remain slick with sleet and rain causing flight cancellations in New York City Albany Syracuse and Buffalo.
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New York City
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo
New York State Electric and Gas Corp
Lockport
Jce
City's Auto Fleet Study Completed
A detailed citywide automotive survey by Herbert B. Leary, transportation superintendent, has been completed and submitted to Mayor Costello. The study inventories all city owned or used equipment and may lead to a pooled fleet and car allowances, though major changes require time and new purchases.
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Costello
Herbert B. Leary
Leary
Public Works Department
Department of Municipal Research
Flis
New Firemen Are Assigned by City Fire Department
Fire Chief Frank M. Savage announces assignments of new firemen and transfers effective at 8 AM Wednesday. New personnel include William Loftus James Hanrahan Pete Indivero Frederick Unz Earl Woolson plus multiple transfers among engines and trucks with names such as Marion Hanson Meckows Plumpton Preble Tickner Drewster and others.
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Frank M. Savage
Wiliam Loftus
James E. Hanrahan
Pete C. Indivero
Frederick J. Unz
Earl
Woolson
Peter H. Marion
Thomas_ , Hanson
Arthur F. Finnie
Anthony Grosso
Henry C. Lazarski
Eeorss
Robert P. Sheehan
Edward W. Meckows
Enftiine
Thomas H. Plumpton
Cheater H. Preble
William J. Myers
Salvatore A. Frio
John F. Quartier
Robert F. Drewster
Ceesea
John L. Tickner, Jr
Robert Harrington
Ernest Markham
Sete Ae
Chael Serling
Robert
George O'Hern
Oes
Boy Hanged Self To Scare Sister Prank Goes Fatal
Eight year old William Porter of 110 Leland Avenue Curoney died after a prank to scare his sister went wrong. Coroner Harry L Gilmore stated the death was caused by the boy's own action though there was no evidence of a planned hanging. The boy was found hanging by a clothesline in a home closet after an argument over roller skates. He died Friday night at Onondaga General Hospital.
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Willam Porter
Leland
Jast
Onondaga General Hospital
Man 30 Held in Hefty Check Forgery Case
A man identified as Herbert A. Wickham Jr., 30, was in custody after police said he passed 15 worthless checks totaling over 100 dollars. Wickham admitted issuing checks in his name and that of three Syracuse physicians over the past two weeks at restaurants, stores, hotels, and retail outlets.
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Herbert A. Wickham, Jr
E. Fayette Jr
Daniel Sherlock
Wickham
Syracuse
Sherlock
Housewives Warn of New Workers' Compensation Law
SMEAR DOWLER and Miss Mary Donlon announce the new workmen's compensation law effective Wednesday. Employers of full time domestic workers in 17 cities with populations over 40 000 must carry insurance or face personal liability up to 28 dollars weekly plus medical care. Cities include Albany Buffalo New York City Yonkers and Syracuse among others.
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Smear
Dowler
Syracuse
Works
Mary Donlon
CPE Nisw
Miss Donlon
Nho
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Herald-Journal
Mary Kelly
Mary Chester
Louis Stafford
Beechnut Packing Co
Svrarr
Hetty Herchbergh
Hotel
Remington Rand Co
Syracuse Police Dept
Mike Kilroy
Norman &. Frawley
Clay
Eleanor R. Whitmore
Bas Byrncuas
Stanley Jarzenkowski
Dewey Conrab
Pleasan'e
Sire
Dolores Walters
Ronald
Vinette
Paul Allen
Mr. Vincetto
Brown
Mr. Walters
Edwards
Ells
Dorothy L. Edwards
Truci
Ross
Mt. Gilead
N. C
George Rogers
E. Willow St
Ashdale
Christopher Burns
Markel St
University Hospital
E. Washington and Market
Mary T. Kulba
Ulster St
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