Oswego Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Oswego
Oswego, Jan. — John Wian, 39, of Southwest Oswego, a gasoline attendant, was killed in a five car collision at West Endeth Street and Mohawk on New Year’s Day. His car broadsided John Wilson’s, who was driving slowly on Mohawk. Wilson’s vehicle slammed into a tree. Winn’s car went over the curb. Wian is survived by his wife and a child. An autopsy was ordered by District Attorney Harry M. Lines.
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Oswego
Lan
Ask
John Wian
Oswero
Win
Sean
John Wilson
West Seventh Street
James A. Donovan
Winn
Oswego Hospital
Harry M. Lines
Dain
E. Wilson
Donovan
Mohawk Street
West Eighth Street
Csr
Wilson
Two Rome Men Killed in Albany Road Crash East of Little Falls
Rome men Joseph Ambrose aged 27 and Herman Trachsel 23 died when a car and trailer collided four miles east of Little Falls on the Albany road near Five Mile Dam. The crash occurred at about 3 yesterday morning. Ambrose owned the car involved. Trachsel was hospitalized with leg injuries and body cuts as investigators probe the scene and vehicle details.
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Sopterss
Rome
Jun
Teattare
Little Falls
Albany
Five-Mile Dam
Joseph Ambrose
Herman Trachsel
R. D
Ala
Ambrose
Beea
Whiccl
Retirement of Minikheim Ends City Service After 70
George 3r Minikheim longtime stationary engineer for the Board of Education and the Department of Police retires from service after more than three decades. He served at Andrew Jackson and Groton schools, transferred to police headquarters, and briefly worked at the Onondaga County Sanatorium before returning to police. A longtime political figure, he chaired the Third District of the 16th Ward. He resides at 1253 South State Street with three daughters Macy Walrath Margaret Lanolly and Elizabeth Minikra.
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Minikheim
George 3R
Board of Education
Department of Poller
Andrew Jackson and Groton
Onondaga County
Minikholm
South State Street
Macy Walrath
Mia
Margaret Lanolly
Elizabeth Minikra
Three children among Syracuse plane arrivals
An aircraft landed in Syracuse bringing three children traveling alone Yvonne 9 Sean Passavant 11 of Highland Avenue and Barbara Freyer 8 of Geneva all aboard from New York City Public recreation funding was urged by Albut W Smith sponsor of the National Recreation Association in a letter to local members and he sought continued financial support The estate of Mabel Bliss Tibbits valued 24997 14 was probated in Fayetteville and a $100000 claim against the State over a 1992 accident causing four Syracuse deaths was denied by the Court of Claims A county job formation survey continues while the county marks the ith wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hac Scriber of Lamza New Years Eve Envonis 2
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Syracuse
Yvonne
Sean Passavant
Highland Avenue
Barbara Freyer
Geneva
New York City
F. Bluise ‘Tibbits
S. Eleanor
Fayetteville
Mix
Mabel Bliss ‘Tib
Feederic & Tibbits
Court of Armials Up Hinding
Onondaga
St Josephs Board to Fill Three Board Vacancies
Trustees of St Josephs Hospital will hold their annual meeting Thursday at noon to fill three vacancies and elect a president. Nominations include Edward Schooneck Edmund Weston and Dr Donald Childs to fill the seats. The board lists many current members and will host guests at the hospital junction after the meeting.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Tate Harvey D. Bureill
Thaddi
Burrill
Frederick J. Flaherty
Adolph MM. Holstein
Frank N. Decker
Edward Schooneck
Edmund ZL. Weston
Donald & Childs
Anthony L. Brockheimer
Jerome D. Barnum
Neal J. Brewster
Wa- Umm Cahill
Clipton S. Carr
Leonsard C. Crouch
Thomas I. Corecoran
Mr. Decker
Hermen J. Engelhard
Ebmer T. Eshelman
Orville H. Greene
Joseph Wartiner
Stephen B. Gr
Eric W. Wal
Sisler M. Antonia
New Year Hoaxters Tie Up County Morgue
New Year morning at the County Morgue saw coroner attendants busy as pranksters flooded the office with ten false calls about deaths murder and fatal accidents. The coroner H Ernest Gak and staff checked with police and avoided chasing the hoaxes.
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Kerr
H. Ernest Gak
Theosophical Society Meetings In Batlock And Syracuse Area
Several Theosophical Society groups plan meetings Tuesday night at Batlock in the 215 Téncola Bank Building with Mrs Erma Lou Shaw leading the element study on Thought Power. At 8 45 o clock the Astrology group will be guided by Mrs Forran A Cooper from Lyncourt Unit. Syracuse Home Bureau will meet at Mrs T F House 16 Ken and Deiat.
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Batlock
Téncola Bank
Erma Lou Shaw
Forran A. Cooper
Lyncourt
Ino Syracuse Home Bureau
Mre. T. F. House
New Years No Holiday For Auer and His Staff
Sheriff Auer required all deputies and court attendants to report to work on New Year’s Day. Oaths of office were taken by newly appointed officials Henry F. Goldecker deputy county clerk and John H. Bend and Clarence Walker as demily sheriffs. Four women deputies Mrs. Ara x, Mrs. Bila G. Small, Mrs. Lilian Prise and Mrs. Laura Bond also took oaths. The staff Included 169 under Sheriff Edad Swarmin, two regular deputy sheriffs, 20 court attendants, and five deputies working separately.
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Edgings
Auer
Myer
Henry F. Goldecker
John H. Bend
Otisco
Clarence Walker
Boldswinville
New Demily
Alea
Ara
Bila G. Small
Lilian Prise
Laura Bond
Edad
Galdather
Syracuse Man In Massena Auto Smashup
In Massena on Saturday a Syracuse man drove east on East Orvis Street at 1 35 am when his car collided with Frank Martin’s westbound vehicle. An eight year old in the back seat suffered a bruised knee and cuts as the windshield was broken. The child’s father James Kanaley of East Avenue, East Syracuse, was also injured.
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Syracusan
Auto 7
Massena
Mascena
Syracuse
James D. Kanaley
East Avenue
Orvis Street
Frank Martin
Marsena
Kanaley
Ing. Toonach Martin
Veterans World War bonus nearing final deadline
Onondaga County veterans race to file for wartime bonuses as the Jan 1 deadline nears. Many filed years ago when funds first released but about 20 submitted in the last ten days. Widows and children remain eligible while siblings of deceased veterans are excluded.
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Onondaga County
le Ho
Marcia Goodrich
Bureal
Goodrich
Veterans’ Bureau
Umit
Milk Plant Head Found Dead in Car
Albert H. Johnson, 43, milk plant manager of Limerick, was found dead in his car from carbon monoxide fumes in Watertown on his 43rd birthday. Sheriff Brayton Felk and Dr. C. Ty Fowler ruled death accidental after the garage defroster and battery charging story, with Johnson last seen leaving the Limerick plant Saturday night. Survived by wife Eva and three daughters Vivian Joyce and Betty. funeral at home tomorrow.
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Special Dispatch
Watertown
Carl Hynes
Albert H. Johnson
Dexter
Ab Limerick
Vivian
Sherif Brayton E. Felk
Donald W.labean
C. Ty Fowler
Seni
Devas
Zohrsem
Limerick
Sheffield
Eva, Johnson
Johnson
Sherif Park
Foster
Shorts
Flyiing
Ont
Shs
Esa B. Ditlabough
Massena
Turin
Joyce
Bedty
Bishop Forry Joins Rochester Jubilee Celebration
The Most Rev Walter A Forry bishop of Syracuse revised the Rochester Holy Rosary Church to participate in the golden jubilee. Archbishops Thomas Hickey and Bishop James E Kearney of Rochester attended with Charles F Shayla pastor of the church.
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Foery
Rochester
Walter A. Forry
Syracuse
Rochester Holy Rosary
Yeterday
Archbisop Thomas
F. Hickey
James E Kearney
Charles F. Shayla
Thureh
Suffering of War Refugees And Imprisoned. Soldiers Cited in Dr. Davis' Letter
Dr. Davis of European YMCA cites suffering of war refugees and imprisoned soldiers in a form letter circulated in Syracuse and worldwide. He notes negotiations with governments to allow relief work, estimates 52,000 funds needed to start, and projects ongoing aid for Poles interned in Germany and other civilians. He describes prisoner loneliness, barbed wire disease, and the YMCA aim to provide study, crafts, music, and worship to help reintegration after the war.
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Syracuse
Darltin
del” Davis
YMCA
Syracuse University
Davis
GaMeye
Europe
Paris
Poland
Germany
Russia
M.C
France
Italy
Rune
Sardinia
Couns
Rome
Br. Davis
Americ
America
State to Get 8,299,635 in Road Funds
The Federal Works Agency announced New York State’s share of regular and secondary highway funds for the coming year. Total regular aid equals 25,572,118 with $6,298,816 for feeder roads, plus $2,000,710 for grade crossing work. The apportionment uses a formula based on area, population and rural mileage. New York receives the second largest share after Texas.
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Washington
Federal Works Agency
New York State
Deller
Comgnvan
New York
Youth Held For Jury In Dolgeville Holdup Case
A Dolgeville youth, about 18, arrested by the state police for an armed robbery of two women motorists Friday night, was held for action of the Herkimer County grand jury after waiving examination. The victims were Mrs Francis Stewart and her companion Meg Henry Dizlam who were forced to drive to Utica Falls with the loot.
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Obeida
Peter N. Bay- Tala
Dolgeville
Atete
Neta Fa Etree
Clarence B. van Horse
Herkimer
Bartala
Francis Stewart
Meg. Henry Dizlam
Avenue
Ridgewood
Bo I
Dolmeville
Sdttle Falls
Proposal for Income Certificate Program faces Congress
Washington reports on a proposed Income Certificate Program to replace parity payments. The plan would issue government certificates to farmers for specified crops, valued as the gap between parity and market price, funded outside the federal budget. Officials see it as a way to guarantee farm support while avoiding direct budget expenditures.
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Washington
Arma
Treasury
Congres
J. B . Hutton
Imeshs
Congress
Agriculture’ Department
Death Toll in County Violence Rises in 1939 Report
Coroner H. Exnest Gxk released figures showing 377 violent deaths in Onondaga County and Syracuse in 1939. The tally includes 251 killed in 1838, with 23 deaths due to unknown causes and three homicides in Syracuse and three in surrounding Onondaga County. Industrial accidents caused 24 deaths.
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Syracue
Onondaga
H. Exnest
Syracuse
Onondaga County
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St. Joseph’s Board
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Atlas Desk
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Onondaga Hotel
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