Cadet Bateman Embraces Coast Guard Life At Sea
Cadet John J. Bateman Jr on Christmas leave from the Coast Guard Academy recalls his first cruise aboard the 206-foot three-masted bark Eagle. He joined 20 cadets from 5000 applicants, studies electrical engineering and forestry, and plans a long Coast Guard career. He says sea duty suits him, enduring high balance on lines 150 feet from water and embracing Coast Guard life.
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Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
John J. Bateman, Jr
John J. Bateman
Ross Park
Europe
Bateman
Eagle
West Point
Coast
Mrs Krinik Injured In Evie Blvd Crash
Mrs Krinik of 1959 Caleb Ave sustained body bruises when the car she rode in collided with another on Erie Blvd East near Thompson Rd. The other vehicle was driven by Lloyd G Mumford of Schenectady and the Kriniks were riding with Michael Krinik of the same address. Police reported no further details.
Amberg Named Publisher of Post Standard
R H Amberg vice president and general manager of the Post Standard is named Publisher succeeding S I Newhouse who had held the post since January 1 1951 Ernest L Owen previously held the role Amberg has led the morning paper since October 1950 Harvard graduate World War I Navy veteran and director of several civic and fraternal organizations now resides with wife and three children at 11 Bratford detailing his career move and civic ties
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Richard H. Amberg
Post-Standard
S. I. Newhouse
Mr. Amberg
Mr. Newhouse
Ernest L. Owen
Amberg
Harvard University
LCA
Syrause Boys’ Club
Cerebral /Palsy Clinic
Better Busi|iece Bureau
Ten Of Thirteen Members Of Last Man’s Club Meet
TEN OF 13 members of the Last Man's Club, a Syracuse area group formed 22 years ago by former high school students, met at Hotel Syracuse last night. Fred Burns of Bayshore was installed as president for the year. others include Richard Gallagher, Edward Shaughnessy, Nathan Caldwell of Syracuse, Harold Thomas of DeWitt, and George Smith of Fayetteville. One nonattendee was M Sgt Arthur M Connor of Syracuse, serving with the 343d General Hospital unit in Japan.
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Last Man
Hotel Syracuse
Wasi
Arthur M. Connor
Syracuse
343D General Hospital
Japan
Fred Burns
Bayshore
S. 1
Richard E. Gallagher
Edward E. Shaughnessy
Nathan F. Caldwell
Harold E. Thomas
DeWitt
George E. Smith
Fayetteville
ISS Office Reports 4 603 Area Claims in 1951
The Social Security Administration reports 4 603 area claims for benefits in 1951, second to 1950’s 5 048. Area benefits exceed 7 billion dollars yearly with 80 percent to Onondaga County residents. 15 565 people in the area receive 587 826 dollars monthly. Retired users total 8 563 receiving 376 206 dollars. wives and dependent husbands 2 552 at 61 749. aged widowers 1 646 at 60 593. 577 mothers 21 327. 2 162 children 63 714. 85 dependent parents 2 178. Additional workers boosted the count under the new Social Security law.
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Social Security Administration
Onondaga County
Madison and Cortland
Focal Afire Ark
Schick Estate Inheritance Shares Wife and Heir Details
Mrs Ida Wolf Schick died May 11 1950 leaving a gross estate of 165143.85 and a net of 136082.71 per an inheritance tax appraisal approved by Surrogate Milford prepared by Tax Clerk Ransier. Frederick W and Florence M Schick share after a 500 bequest to Oakwood Cemetery. Clyde D Nelson died October 1950 leaving a 46810.86 gross and 21475.03 net with wife Gail E Nelson surviving at 533 Court St.
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Ida Wolf Schick
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Nicholas Ransier
Oakwood Cemetery
Clyde D. Nelson
Gail E. Nelson
Court St
Bishop Leads Prayer Rites For Victims Of Communists
In Syracuse Cathedral and all diocesan churches a special service offered prayers for victims of Communist oppression worldwide. Archbishop Walter A. Foery led the rite with clergy and laity urged by a diocesan letter. Assisting clergy and church officials participated in the Tosary and benediction as observance followed a meeting of American Catholic bishops in Washington.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Reds
William J. Shannon
George E. Arseneau
Francis C. Harrison
Robert E. Dillon
James P. McPeak
Angelo Strazzoni
St. Mary's Hospital
Catholic Church
Washington
D. C
Alumni hear address by Auxiliary Bishop Cunningham at Cen tral New York college dinner
Auxiliary Bishop David F. Cunningham will address the St Michael s College Alumni Association dinner in Hotel Syracuse at 7 15 PM Wednesday. Attending will be Rev James Forrestal dean of residence Rev Charles J Lavery college registrar and Rev Joseph B Dorsey English professor. Secretary Thomas J Popp says the event marks the centennial anniversary of the college founded as one of four federated colleges at the University of Toronto in Canada.
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David F. Cunningham
St. Michael's College Alumni Association
Cenral
New York
Syracuse
James Forrestal
CSB
Charles J. Lavery
Joseph B. ‘Dorsey
Thomas J. Popp
University of Toronto
Canada
Boy Burned by Boiling Water in Accident
Six year old William ee oR of v0 Terryrd Town of Geddes sustained second degree burns to his abdomen thighs and legs when boiling water spilled on him at home Saturday night. He was treated at St Joseph's Hospital and released later. His father drove him to the hospital but was stopped for speeding in W Geneseest and given a police escort after the officer heard the tale.
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William Ee Or
Terryrd
Geddes
St Joseph's Hospital
W. Geneseest
Michael Husak
Clifford F. Grimes Named Central Upstate Manager
Clifford F. Grimes Syracuse superintendent of the New York Central Railroad will become general manager of the upstate division tomorrow. He will supervise main operations between Buffalo and Harmon and Montreal and Clearfield. Grimes joined Central in 1917 and became Syracuse assistant general manager in 1948. His successor is J J Jessup, promoted through ranks since 1917, with Hart succeeding as general manager at Syracuse. Other promotions included Hyde and May, with school anniversary noted.
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Clifford F. Grimes
Syracuse
New York Central Railroad
Tau
Supermenuete
Ut Case
Grimes
Augustus iHart
Sy ‘Case
New York City
Buffalo
Harmon
Montreal
Clearfield
The
Central
Albany
Thurston
Dundee High School
Yates County
Stinardav
Jessup
Cleveland
Jackson
Mich
Erie
Hart
Cardiff
Wales
Toledo
Boston
Hart D
B. And.a
Syracuses
New York Central
Neil D. Hyde
Opera Si Lions
Davies
Richard G. May
Bradlee
New York
Pebble Hill Alumni Elect Officers at Reunion Luncheon
Pebble Hill School alumni gathered for a luncheon and business meeting. Thomas Termey was elected president, succeeding Robert S. Davies, with Stewart F. Hancock Jr. as treasurer and T. Frank Olann III as secretary. Headmaster Charles W. Bradlee presided, as Henry Fraser welcomed guests. Other speakers included Assistant Headmaster Thompson Distant Hancock Tormey.
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Pebble
Thomas Termey
Robert S.davies
Stewart F. Hancock, Jr
T. Frank ‘Olan
Charles W. Bradlee
Henry Fraser
Thompson D. Istant
Hancock
Tormey
Andl
Coyne Faces Trial Jan 7 For Speeding
JOHN S. COYNE 1414 Glenwood Jv arraigned in Police Court on a charge of violating a traffic section for speeding near Isabella and M. Salini sts. His case set for trial January 7 before Judge William H. Bam erick with bond 500. His license held pending disposition and minor charges were adjourned. Coyne operates Coyne Industrial Laundry Service and Supply Co. Inc. He was originally arrested for failure to produce an operator's license.
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John S. Coyne
Glenwood Jv
Coyne
Beatrice O'Grady
Isabella and
M. Salini
Sts. Coyne
Harold Adcock
William H. Bamerick
Coyne Industrial Laundry Service and Supply Co., Inc
Man Beaten With Shovel Near Le Moyne College
WSYR radio station engineer Hugh B. White, 25, was beaten with a snow shovel after offering a ride near Le Moyne College. White reported a suspect fled in a 1941 sedan with $10 and a $6 check. He received treatment at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
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WSYR
le Moyne College
Hugh B. White
University Av
St. Joseph's S Hospital
White
Erie Blvd
Warren St
Springfield Rd
College
James, St
New Year Watch Night Service Set at Eastwood Baptist
A New Year’s Eve watchnight service will be held at 1:15 P.M. at Eastwood Baptist Church led by Rev. Nicholas Titus. Don Ward, manager of the Central New York Regional Market, was named to the publicity and attendance committee for the 1952 National Association of Produce Market Managers meeting in Columbia, S.C. April 3. Welch Allyn Mill reported copper wire theft valued at 3250 from the Jordan Road Skaneateles Falls plant. Thrace pine Setnrass Charles Evans, company vice president, said stock was taken last week. Firemen answered a call today to 51 Townsend Street for an oil stove fire in Mrs Elizabeth Campbell’s apartment. stove turned off and oil burned out with no damage.
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Eastwood Baptist Church
Nicholas ‘Titus
Don Ward
New York
National Association of Produce Market Managers
Columbia
S.C
Welch Allyn Mill
Jordan Rd
Skaneateles Fals
Charlee Evans
Townsend
Elizabeth Campbell
Campbell
Downtown stores crowded as tax deadline nears
Crowds filled Syracuse shops today as merchants anticipate a strong sales year. Stores opened 10 AM to 5:30 PM with some extending hours while tax changes take effect at midnight. Managers reported rush on high ticket items and mid afternoon buying surge.
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Syracuse
Argelcs
Areata
Jtax
First Ward Dinner Jan 12 Victory Event Details
The Lincoln Republican Club’s First Ward branch schedules a victory dinner on January 12 at Bersani's. Honored guests include Dr. Joseph Brosso, First District councilman, and John Markert, First Ward supervisor. Philip Catterino chairs. Frank Del Vecchio to toast. Other honors: Bernard Barno, George Traisier, Edward Plume, Nicholas Pirro, Kenneth Dreiling. Committee members include Mario Janese, Fred Bombaci, Sam Staino.
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First Ward
Lincoln Republican Club
Bersani
Tesggg Saurant
Joseph 3Rosso
John Markert
Phillip Catterino
Frank del Vecchio
Philip Catterino
Angelo Strazzoni
Bernard 3Arno
George Traisier
G.O.P
Edward Plume
Nicholas Pirro
Kenneth Dreiling
Mario Janese
Fred Bombaci
Sam Staino
Twenty Four Lodges To Install New Masters In January
Twenty four masons will install new masters at their lodges during January announced by Andrew Vasold assistant grand lecturer of the Onondaga district. Masters were invested Friday at Tully Lodge in a ceremony led by Alfred J. Hicks district deputy grand master. A dinner for 125 past masters preceded the event. City masters include Irving Aranson Samuel Gabriel Led Gage Lawrence Leigh George Page Wheeler Davies James Holbrook Eugene Bloom Jr Robert Fulford Horace Stewart. County masters listed: William Southern Elroy Hendrickson George Campbell Hiram Bunto Robert Shanklin George Pickston Robert Bunnell Earl Pare Frederick Ames Melville Wright Floyd Bennett Wilbur Galster Melbourne Raymond.
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Andrew Vasold
Onondaga
Tully Lodge
Alfred J. Hicks
Soumty
Irving Aranson
Mount Sinai Lodge
Iney Gabriel
Philo Lodge
Led Gage
Konosioni i
Lawrence Leigh
Salvia Lodge
George Page
Danforth Lodge
Wheeler Davies
Sea and Field Lodge
James Holbrook
Salt Springs
Eugene Bloom, Jr
Central City Lodge
Robert Fulford
Syracuse
Horace Stewart
Uncas Lodge
William Southern
Skeneateles Lodge
Elroy Hendrickson
William S. Hudson
Jordan Lodge
George Campbell
Seneca River Lodge
Hiram Bunto
Centreville Lodge
Robert Shanklin
Ononidaga Lodge
George Pickshton
Military Lodge
Robert Bunnell
Fayetteville Lodge
Earl Pare
Liverpool Lodge
Frederick Ames
Melville Wright
Morning Star
Floyd Bennett
Nortrip Lodge
Wilbur Galster
Fort Brewexton
Melbourne Raymond
Js. Sapphire
Auto Dealers Plan First Full Scale Show in 1949
About 30 county and city auto dealers prepare a five day auto show from February 19 to 23 at the County War Memorial exhibit area. Chairman Robert J. Purcell says accessory dealers join in to expand the event, promising strong public turnout across Central New York. The show aims to let the public compare makes and accessories and highlight progress in design, efficiency and comfort of family and commercial vehicles. Thousands are expected from throughout Central New York.
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CTEY
County War Memorial
Robert J. Purcell
Upstate New York
Purcell
New York
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Knobby
James St
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R. H. Amberg
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
University Club
Liederkranz Club
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalistic
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Shrine
Rotary Club
Plandome
L. J
Fairchild Publications, Inc
ISS
Schick
Henry Coughlin
Clinton Square
Upstate
Augustus Hart
Pebble Hill
Catterino
Dartmouth
Dartmouth College
Norm Simpson
Carter Strickland
John Himberg
Fred Brown
Ronald Himberg
Marco Strangalepre
Pata DiBiase
Don Leo
Leonard Massaro
Angelo Capozz
Nicholas Passarelli
Carmen Spensiere
Joseph Barletta
Leo Napolitano
Lincoln Bank
Syracuse, N.Y
Kirtlands
Sakna Si
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