Abandonment Of Program Held Likely
Ilion voters may pass on a police and fire pension plan after the Ilion village board adjourned without action on paying three fourths of the added costs to join a 25 year retirement program. Trustees supported the plan in principle but opposed non compulsory retirement and lack of village protection for investments. Police and firemen may still join, but individual costs could be prohibitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilion
Fremen
Ion
Albert Schneider
Sanford Getman
Clifton Sitts
Frank Bellinger
Utica Hospital Staff Urged to Stay on Job Amid Change
Patrick A. McCabe of Local 658 issued a letter to Walter Schmitter urging Utica General Hospital staff to remain at work despite pending hospital operations. The move follows the Utica board’s delay on leasing the hospital to the county for $1 annually until Jan 15, as the city shifts welfare duties to the county after Dec 31. About 90 percent of hospital staff excluding nurses belong to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
State
Municipal
A.F.L
General Hospital
Patrick A. McCabe
Walter Schmitter
Board of Supervisors
County of General Hospital
Schmitter
Frankfort Youths Held For Thefts
Three Frankfort youths Tony Gripps 20 Ross Caruso 21 and Thomas Grouch 22 were charged with third degree burglary and petit larceny and held on 500 bail each before Peace Justice George E Graves. They were taken after an alleged burglary at the Frankfort serving station December 23 and a later discovery of the stolen money. The arrests followed Frankfort police and state police investigation with involvement from DA Frank H Shaw and local attorneys. Additional burglaries including a refrigerator theft at George Coradle Milling Co and a cash register theft at Frank Baralwics were noted along with a separate jewelry and silver theft from a Rout 5 home near Little Falls and firearms missing from the same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Frankfort
George E. Graves
Justice Graves
Tony Gripps
William St
Ross Caruso
Litchfield St
Thomas Grouch
Canal St
Frank Capra
East Frankfort
Frankfort Clerga
Grippl
Caruso
Fre J. O'Donnell
Jon
Froch
Henry J. Ziembra
Utica
Frank H. Shalt
Robert Catauana
Martin Nellis
Dempsey
BCL
McNally
George Coradle
Clarence Kimball
Little Falls
Norwich New Year celebration plans announced
Norwich clubs and organizations announce near record New Year observance tonight. Lt. Warren E. Eaton Post 189 American Legion will stage a dance from 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. with a midnight buffet under Frank J. Machio. Norwich Club also hosts dancing from 10 to 2 with Fred H. Little directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Warren E. Eaton Post
American Legion
Frank J. Machio
Norwich Club
Fred H. Little
Gac Rites Held Today for John Gac Jr
Utica funeral services for John Gac Jr. 19 of 1 Breeze Street were held today. He died Sunday from injuries after being struck by a St Lawrence Division train while walking along tracks at Marcy. Burial was at Holy Trinity Cemetery. he was a former Utica Free Academy athlete and World War II veteran. He leaves his mother Barbara and two brothers Walter and Chester.
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Utica
John Gac, Jr
Breeze St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Lawrence
Barbara
John Gac
Free Academy
Clarkson
U. S. Army
Holy Trinity Church
Walter
Chester
Utica Moulding Chief Dead at 67 in Red Hook Home
Frank A. Bean 67 former superintendent for A. Juilliard & Co. died at his Red Hook home after a long illness. Born January 4, 1879 in Auburn he lived in Utica and Lewiston before joining Juilliard Mills. He is survived by Florence Duckwith Bean wife Walter son Marion Purnell daughter and twin brother Daniel. Funeral set for Wednesday in Red Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Frank A. Bean
A. D. Julliard & Co
New York Hills
Red Hook
Auburn
Daniel
Ella’ Brown Bean
F Gould Lyman Appointed Field Assistant in Watertown
F Gould Lyman of Alexandria Bay has been named field assistant by the Veterans Employment Service in Watertown to promote veterans job opportunities.
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Watertown
F. Gould Lyman
Alexandria Bay
Veterans Employment Service’ of
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights From WIBX Utica
A dense listing of radio programs and times for WIBX in Utica with shows including news, music, dramas, and musical performances. Notable entries mention hosts and programs like Hercules Ferrot Jack Smith Sunrise Roundup and Perry Mason.
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Mnews
Evelyn Winters
Childres
Jenny
Kate
Mitb
Ma‘s Perkins
Helen
Trent
Surton
Perry
Mason
Rosemary
Utica Court Posts Filled by Four Appointees
Four Uticans and one Roman named to positions in the Children's Court by Walter W. Abbott special county judge elect who takes office Wednesday. Appointees include Dominick Giangiulli clerk of Juvenile Court Utica Helen Karswicki deputy Utica Spencer Roberts collector Utica and Mrs Monica Neiss deputy clerk Rome No matron or laborer were appointed at the Detention Home due to civil service questions.
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Utica
Uticans
Children’s Court
Walter W. Abbott
Rome
Abbott
Curtis
F.alliaume
Dominick Gi’angiulli
Jay
Helen Karswicki
Lincoln
Spencer Roberts
Watson
Monica Neiss
N. Jay
Angiulli
Proctor High School
Cornell University
Monitor Club
State Department of Labor
Karwicki
Utica Free Academy
Utic School of Commerce
Wiliam V. Quinn
Latimer’b
Neids
Utica Tax Fight Appeals Over Water System Case
Utica prepares an appeal to the Appellate Division Fourth Department after Supreme Court Justice James T. Cross ruled against a permanent injunction. The decision requires Utica to pay taxes to Herkimer and Oneida County communities for the Utica Water Supply property. Copies of the appeal are filed with Herkimer County officials and several town and school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
Supreme Court
James T. Cross
Utica
Herkimers
Haseen
Walter van Wiggeren
Cross
Board of Supervisors
Frankfort
Norway
Ohio
Salisbury
Russia
West Canada Valley
Central
Town of
Supreme Court Fourth Department
Herkimer County
Clark
Mrs. Stella Barger to Observe 88th Birthday
Mrs. Stella Barger, longtime educator in Columbia Center and resident of the Old Ladies home, will celebrate her 88th birthday on New Year’s Day. Born January 1, 1859, in Millers Mills, she taught in Columbia Center before marrying Alonzo Barger, who died about 14 years ago. She has a nephew Jesse Barger and grand niece Helen Barger of Nion, and remains in good health with a hearty appetite and loves reading and radio programs.
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Stella Barger
Columbia Center
Old Ladies
Gorsling Farm
Alonzo’ Barger
Jesse. Barger
Helen. Barger
Nion
Clarkson Sextet Plays St. Lawrence in Potsdam
Clarkson College hockey faces St. Lawrence University in a three game series closer at the Olympic arena in Lake Placid tonight after a Tuesday game. The team under former coach Jack Roos plans several days of practice in Potsdam before the tilt. McGill University of Montreal is also scheduled to play here Saturday evening January 11.
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Potsdam
Clarkson
Ineton
Olympic
Utica Lodge 116 to Install New President in January Ceremony
Utica Thomas J. Augélero will be installed president of Utica Lodge 116 Brotherhood of Railway Clerks in a January 22 ceremony with grand lodge representatives and New York guests expected. Also seated will be Fred Arcuri as vice president Vincent Pezzorello as recording secretary Anthony Piccoli as financial secretary Dominick Muto as chaplain Samuel Brutto as collector Peter Trapasso as guard Frank Avtarolo as sergeant at arms and James Pinto as convention delegate with Harold Ostrander as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Thomas’ J. Augélero
Utica ‘Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway
Grand Lodge
New York
Fred Arcuri
Vincent Pezzorello
Anthony Piccoli
Dominick, Muto
Samuel Brutto
Peter Trap
Mrs Sarah Thomas Dies at 96 in Houseville Home
Mrs Sarah Phillips Thomas 96 died at her daughter’s home in Houseville near here on Monday. Born in North Wales June 8 1850 she came to the area at age three. She married David Thomas in 1874. he died 1916. She was a member of Turin Methodist Church and Turin Grange. Funeral from her daughter’s home Thursday at 2 with Rev Joseph B Elkin officiating. Burial in spring at Welch Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowville
Turin
Funeral Rites Held for Charles Z McDonough Utica Barber Operator
Charles Z McDonough longtime barber shop operator in Genesee and Columbia streets Utica died unexpectedly Monday in the office of Dr F I Chase 330 Columbia Avenue Heart disease listed as cause. Funeral planned 2 PM Thursday at Keilbach funeral home Genesee Street with interment Forest Hill Cemetery. He served on St Lukes vestry and was past president of the Men’s Club Utica Lodge 33 BPOE. He lived most of his life at 911 Saratoga and resided later in Montclair Hotel. He is survived by cousins in Utica and Rome.
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Utica
Charles Z. McDonough
Genesee
Columbia Sts
I. Chase
Columbia
Keilbach
Forest Hill
McDonough
Chase
Herman. J. Haberer
Thomas
Martha. Wigers -McDonough
Saratoga
Montclair
St.Luke's, Church
Utica Lodge 33
B.P.O.E. Ellis
Inner’ S Guard
Stenmayer & McDonough
Lower Genesee
Rome
Smith Rites Tomorrow
ILION John W. Smith 178 West St longtime village resident and former trustee dies at local hospital after a long illness. Funeral 2 PM Wednesday from his home with Rev Fred W Ainslie officiating. Burial Armory Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Bertha. sons Englert L Rochester and Austin C Washington, DC. three grandsons. sister Miss Mary Smith. Member of Baptist Church and Ilion Lodge 591 F and A M.
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Ilion
John W. Smith
West St
Board of Education
Fred W. Ainslie
Baptist Church
Armory Hill
East Creek
Thomas
Margaret Carroll Smith
Bertha F. Seiler
Tion
Remington Rand
Lhion
Ilion Lodge
Englert
Four Fatal Mishaps in December
Ilion Mohawk and Little Falls records show four December deaths. Ralph Cristman died from internal hemorrhage after a fall with no violence. Michael Curran died from cerebral hemorrhage after a fall on cellar stairs. Fred Hervingshaw was crushed when a horse trampled him after he fell from a hay loft. Frank Way died of natural causes found in the boiler room of a mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkimer
C. C. Whittemore
Ilion
Ralph Cristman
Columbus St
James Volk
Mohawk Police Department
Cristman
Michael Curran
Little Falls
Curran
Fred Hervingshaw
Avery Caster
Paradise Rd
Frank Way
Gilbert Knitting Mill
Charles Bross
Casey Trial Delayed as Proceedings Continue in VTIOA Case
James Casey aged 25 of Kemble faces a deferred trial in the disorderly conduct case overseen by City Judge Walsh after a December verdict in his favor. The judge refused to set aside the verdict. Adjournment also affects Paul LaBella charged with malicious mischief and additional disorderly conduct counts.
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VTIOA
Walsh
Paul LaBella
South
Guy Yacobelli
LaBella
Yacobelli
Rocco Calli
Daniels Appointed Public Relations Director at ALCOA Massena
MASSENA Grant F. Daniels, former St. Lawrence County assemblyman, named public relations director for Massena Works Aluminum Company of America. He has led wage and salary stabilization at the local plant. A native of Ogdensburg, Daniels is a St. Lawrence University graduate and served three terms as assemblyman. Allan P. Sill now represents the entire county after district consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Grant F. Daniels
St. Lawrence County
Massena, Works, Aluminum Company of America
Ogdensburg
Allan P. Sill
St. Lawrence
Observer Warns Italy Faces Impending Crisis in War-Torn Nation
UNRRA observer Herbert V. Argento arrived in Watertown after 16 months in Italy. He reports tense SALLY and a likely showdown between extreme political elements as De Gasperi's government loses ground. Argento says UNRRA program will end around June. He and his wife Ruth Common are Syracuse graduates.
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Italy
Herbert V. Argento
Ruth A. Common
Judith
Gary
Washington St
Watertown
UNRRA
Maly
Argento
de Gaspers
Rome
Saidel
Southampton
England
New York City
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Argento
Syracuse University
Frigid Potsdam Surges To Minus Eight Degrees
A severe cold wave hit Potsdam after a brief warm spell Sunday night. Temperatures sank to six below zero yesterday morning and hovered near zero as later sleet and rain melted then dropped again. Plow crews cleared rural roads while snowbound farmers delivered milk into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Charles Rice 78 Found Dead in Watertown Home
Charles Rice 78 of 548 Mill Street Watertown was found dead on the kitchen floor Monday night. A physician said death resulted from a heart attack after the man had been dead about eight hours. A native of New York City he had lived in Watertown for 50 years. He was a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Charles Rice
New York City
Baker Rites Set for Watertown Printer George H Baker
Funeral services for George H Baker 57 printer of 817 Sherman St Watertown will be Thursday at 2 PM at his home with Rev Dr Arthur W Raabe of Stone Street Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial at Dexter in spring. Death due to coronary thrombosis occurred at the Coughlin Company shop where he worked as linotype operator. He is survived by sister Mrs Ethel B Paterson who lived with him. Born Syracuse December 22 1889 he came to Watertown at age five and spent his career with Coughlin Company.
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Watertown
George
H. Baker
Sherman “St
The
Coughlin Company
Park
Arthur W. Raabe
Stone St. Presbyterian Church
Dexter
Baker
Kenneth G. Parker
Syracusan Hurt On Watertown Job
Syracusan Lyie H Leonard, 25, of 1226 S State St Syracuse, son of Mrs Dora Leonard, is at the House of the Good Samaritan with left foot crushing injuries after a log fell on him while he and coworkers cleared tree stumps on a state highway job near Syracuse. Leonard, employed by Warren Brothers Road Construction Company, suffered broken bones in the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mother of Massena Man Dies in West
Joseph C. Yedlicka of Cornell Avenue learns of his mother Mrs James Yedlicka aged 81 who died in Formberg Montana. He had returned to Massena on December 11 after visiting her in Montana and spent the summer of 1935 at the Yedlicka home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Joseph C. Yedlicka
Cornell Av
James Yedlicka
Formberg
Mont
Mrs Helen Plummer Fractures Ankle In Arcade Slip
Mrs Helen Plummer, 34, wife of Francis Plummer of 272 East Moulton, sustained a fracture of the right ankle after slipping and falling in the Paddock Arcade. She is confined at the House of the Good Samaritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Helen. Plummer
Francis Plummer
E. Moulton
House of the Good Samaritan
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Rouse
Cimarron Tavern
World Today
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Jack Smith
American Melody Theater
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Don Kessler
Dick Conboy
Dick LaFountain
Dick Scully
Hutch
Pacific
F. B. Martin
Leo Spicer
Don McHugh
Mrs. Barger
Sarah Thomas
Casey
Daniels
Mr. Argento
Argentos
Judith B
John C. Davis
Watertown Y.M.C.A
Paul Hendricks
Minnow Club
Fish Club
Flying Fish Club
Shark Club
Paul J. Hendricks
G. H. Baker
George H. Baker
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