Weatherman Sadowski Receives Air Force Medal
Alexander F. Sadowski, assistant meteorologist at Hancock Field, awarded U.S. Air Force medal for conspicuously meritorious military duty as weather officer of the 56th Fighter Group in England. He served nearly four years in the Air Force, rose from second lieutenant to major, remains in the Officers Reserve Corps, and works with the Weather Bureau since 1947 in Syracuse area. He is a native of Solvay, son of Ignacy and Helena Sadowski, married to Helena, with son Alexander Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alexander F. Sadowski
Hancock Field
Sadowski
U.S. Air Force
56Th
Eighth Air Force
England
Syracuse
Army
Air Force
College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Mete
New York University
Officers Reserve Corps
Rome
Weather Bureau
Ignacy Sadowski
First St. Solvay
First St
Helena Sadowiski
Alexander, Jr
Sacred Heart School
Solvay High School
Alexander Sadowski, Jr
Maj
Alexander Sadowski
U.S. Weather Bureau
Quiz Kids guests on WSYR program and area notices
Guest panelists on the Savings Bank Quiz Kids program over WSYR at 7 P.M. tomorrow include Barbara Conroy and Edward Ryan of Syracuse Donald Fauls Oneida John Palombi Rome and Ann Kresge Auburn Floyd Ottoway hosts as quizmaster. Local notices list new lip reading classes at Prescott Evening School reopening January 9 and 11 with no tuition. Births and marriages are reported with names and addresses of parents and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
WSYR
Barbara Conroy
Edward Ryan
Syracuse
Donald Fauls
Oneida
John Palombi
Rome
Ann Kresge
Auburn
Floyd Ottoway
Prescott Evening School
Golden Age Shop To Open Monday
CAPT. EDWARD M. BREWER announces that the Salvation Army will open the Golden Age Workshop at the Irving Lyle Memorial Neighborhood Center Monday at 10 A.M. The workshop helps older men and women learn new skills and make sale items to provide extra income. Dr. Harry A. Stecke urged club members to pursue learning, noting aging can improve judgment and imagination. Mrs. L. C. Pike is program director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Brewer
Salvation Army
Grandma Moses
L. C. Pike
Golden Age Club
Activies
Damage by dogs yields seven thousand forty five dollars in 1949
A total of 7045.06 was paid to sheep owners and poultrymen for livestock killed or damaged by dogs in 1949, the County Treasurer Nicholas Pirro reports. The figure is the highest in three years, surpassed only by 1945’s 7182.83. Dog license fees totaling 34838.94 funded the claims and the distributions to towns, city, and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Pirro
Family Settles Suit for $23000 Injury Claim Near Mattydale
The Brissette family of 1521 Butternut Street will receive 23000 from Niagara Motor Express Co for injuries from a Aug 28 1947 tractor trailer crash north of the Wolf Street underpass near Mattydale. Mrs Brissette fractured her neck Paul Brissette Jr lost part of a thumb Frederick Brissette 5 suffered 500 and Paul Brissette 8 590. The infant settlement was approved by Justice Clifford Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Brissette
Butternut St
Niagara Motor Express Co
Mattydale
Brissette
Paul, Jr
Frederick
Wolf St
Clifford H. Sears
Donald N. Salvetti
Couple pays $47,763 in back taxes on Warren County lodge
U S Attorney Irving J. Higbee announced a partial settlement of a lien against Joel Newman and his wife Jean owners of the Halfway House in Warren County. The couple and the state share in a 1943 44 tax owed with $46 163 already recovered from fire insurance proceeds and $1 600 paid by Mrs Newman. Justice Willard L Best of the State Supreme Court in Gloversville awarded the Tax Commission 20 000 and 3 Clarence Herlihy 17 291 for handling the case with an additional 400 to Mrs Newman.
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JHE
Warren County
U. S
Irving J. Higbee
Joel Newman
New York City
Jean
Newmans
Edmund Port
U.S
Supreme Court
Gloversville
Newman
Port Said
Best
State Tax Commission
Clarence Herlihy
Glens Falls
Herlihy
Prowl Car Halts Runaway Horse and Popcorn Wagon
SGT. FRANK LESICKI and Bus Inspector Fred Summers chased a fast moving horse and popcorn wagon through downtown. The squad car halted the animal at S Clinton between Walton and E Fayette Streets. bystanders helped, while David Curtin sustained a leg abrasion and wrist injury. Owner Christ Zotalis was lunching nearby when the jaunt began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lesicki
Lesicki
Fred Summers
W. Water St
S. Clinton St
S. Franklin St
Walton St
Walton
E. Fayette
Summers
David Curtin
Glenwood Jv
S. Franklin and
W. Washington Srs
Christ Zotalis
S. McBrides Sr
Red Cross Blood Appeal Boosts Syracuse Supplies
A radio and TV appeal increased blood donations for the Syracuse Regional program at the Red Cross Center on Warren Street. Dr. Richard B. Jamieson praised donors, noting the urgent need for C negative and B positive and negative types to help possible weekend victims. Over 30 donors responded to the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Richard B. Jamieson
Red Cross
Red Cross Center
S. Warren St
Probe of $1500 Theft During Golden Wedding
Police continue investigating a theft worth about 1500 during the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Van H Case at 127 Edgemont Dr Wednesday night. Stolen items belonged to Robert W Case of Woodstock who had driven from Florida with his wife for the celebration. Some items were taken from the parlor and some from his automobile parked outside. An earlier report incorrectly listed the residence as 311 Cannon St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van H. Case
Edgemont
Robert W. Case
Woodstock
Orthodox Christmas Observances Mark Russian Orthodox Faith
Many Syracuse residents of Slavic heritage will observe Christmas tomorrow according to the Julian calendar used by Russian Orthodox churches. Tonight features a strict fast and Lenten supper. Christmas Day includes gifts, decorated trees, carols, and a family feast. Special midnight matins are planned at St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church, Oswego and Fabius streets, with a Divine Liturgy at 10 AM tomorrow. Services at Sts. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church in Hamilton Street are set for 7:30 PM today and 10 AM tomorrow, presided by Very Rev. Vasily Vasilieff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s
Riehlman Seeks Re Nomination For Congress
Rep. R. Walter Riehlman announced today his candidacy for re nomination with backing from Onondaga County Republicans led by Charles A. McNett. He aims to rally support for economy and lower taxes as the Joint Labor Committee renews its opposition and backs Richard Mosher. A Sunday push will call for ending wartime taxes still in effect.
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Onondaga County
Charles A. McNett
Riehlman
Tully Baker
Herald-Journal
Congress
Joint Labor Committee
Richard T. Mosher
Riehiman
Mosher
Divorces Granted By Justice Cregg
Two divorces granted by Justice Frank J. Cregg were filed in the County Clerk's office. Mildred B. Fisher of 475 Seventh North St is divorced from Raymond J. Fisher with $15 weekly alimony and custody of their 17 year old son. Vera A. Clark of Skanéateles R D 3 is divorced from Vernon Clark of Buffalo with $10 weekly alimony and custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cregg
Mildred B. Fisher
Seventh North St
Raymond J. Fisher
Vera A. Clark
Skanéateles
R. D
Vernon Clark
Buffalo
Woman Petitions To Settle Suit In Surrogate Court
Mrs. Jennie Malagisi of 509 Seventh North St petitions Surrogate's Court to settle her late husband Julio Malagisi's suit against Edward Timbrello for 4000 dollars. Malagisi died April 4 1949 after injuries from a two vehicle accident on Oswego Blvd. The physician attributes death not to the accident. Paul R. Shanahan represents the widow. Two infant sons share in the estate.
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Jennie Malagisi
Seventh North St
Surrogate’s Court
Julio
Edward Timbrello
Malagisi
Oswego Blvd
Paul R. Shanahan
Two Arraigned In Burglary Case
Michael L. Commisso of East Syracuse and Edward Jock of Minoa faced third degree burglary charges in Police Court before Judge William H. Bamerick. Commisso waived examination and awaits grand jury. Jock posted $1000 bail. Both were arrested Sunday night after entry into the Orange Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bamerick
Michael L. Commisso
W. Second St
East Syracuse
Edward Jock
Ester St
Minoa
Commisso
Jock
Frank Wolf
N. Midler Av
Auto Death Jury Picked In Fatal Collision Suit
A Supreme Court jury is being drawn for a case arising from a deadly auto collision at James and Catherine Street. Clara H Williams as administratrix seeks 25000 from George W Weeks of Bloomsburg Pa. Williams, a taxi driver, died when his car hit Weeks machine. The Model Taxi Company sues Weeks for cab damage. Weeks files counter suit for 1000 against the taxi company alleging damage to his car and personal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
James and Catherinisis
Clara H.williams
Leslie A. Williams
George W. Weeks
Bloomsburg
Williams
Weeks
Wiliams
George van Lengen
Model Taxi
Thefts Reported by Syracuse University Students
Syracuse University students report items stolen from dorm rooms during the holidays. Donald Peck lists a leather jacket valued at 27, a tuxedo 20, a radio 36, and two pairs of trousers 25. Robert Reeves reports a pen and pencil set 22, cuff links 7, and $2 in change taken from his room at 611 East Genesee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Donald Peck
Ostrom An
Adelbert Slocum
Robert Reeves
John Leahy
E. Genesee St
Burglars Take 1000 Pounds Solder From Storeroom
Haverly reports theft of one thousand pounds of solder valued at 500 dollars from his storeroom last night. Entry gained by removing a hasp from the storeroom door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleave Haverly
W. Fayette Jr
Haverly
John Glavin
Robber Takes Law Forgets To Use It In Oswego Burglary
An Oswego burglar failed to complete a haul after stealing tools from Calley’s Appliance Co. at 508 Oswego St. Police report by owner John Catalamott note a break in at Cohen’s men’s wear at 509 Oswego St where iron bars guarded a rear window. An attempted entry at a coal office adjoining was also reported.
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Oswego ST
Calley’s Appliance Co
John Catalamott
Cohen’s
Men’s Wear
Catalamout
Francis Carroll
Cohen's
Catalamott
Hinman Family Delayed by Weather Flight Cancellation
Mr and Mrs Glen Hinman travel from Theresa with their 14 month old granddaughter Donna Marie Moore to Syracuse to board a California bound American Airlines flight. Bad weather forces cancellation and police help, as reservationist Mary Alice Nichols escorts the child. The family plans to try again tomorrow if weather permits.
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Glen Hinman
Theresa
Syracuse
Donna Marie Moore
American Air Lines
American
Hinmans
Miss Nichols
Hoover Plan Parley Set By New York Delegates
Delegates from upstate New York will meet in Syracuse to plan a non partisan educational campaign supporting government reorganization. Jerome D. Barnum leads the New York State Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report with Rhea M. Eckel and Harry W. Davies as officers. The effort targets federal tax reduction by cutting waste and duplication in the executive branch. Headquarters are in the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate
New York
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse
Harry W. Davies
Barnum
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Suspends 30 Day Sentence in Assault Case
Albert Casale of 900 Court Street pled guilty to third degree assault before Judge William H. Bamerick and received a 30 day suspended sentence. He was arrested November 24 on a complaint from Crouse Irving Hospital officials for punching his wife Mrs Philomena Casale of 610 Park Street, four days after she had given birth. Bail set at 500 dollars on a disorderly conduct charge was posted and the second charge dismissed. Casale allegedly visited his wife’s home on November 2 and argued with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Casale
Court St
William H. Bamerick
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Casale
Philomena Casale
Park Sr
Bamerick
Liquors and Wines Stolen From Lindsleys Express Co
Theft of 179.50 worth of liquors and wines reported at Lindsleys Express Co on Belden. Clerk William Stott says seven cases destined for Marcellus were taken on December 19, according to Patrolman Stewart Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsley’s Express Co
W. Belden Jr
Stewart Heller
William Stott
Marcellus
Man Pleads Guilty in Domestic Case Sentenced to Attica Prison
Frank J. Grounder, 46, who abandoned his wife and two daughters and had returned from Linden New Jersey, was sentenced in County Court today by Judge Leo M. Breed to one to two years at Attica State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Grounder
Linden
N. J
Attica State Prison
Leo M. Breed
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Air Force Medal
Edmund B. Tyminski
David G. Fellows
Charles T. Major
Carl M. Grenga
Sunsetay
Anna Sacco
Harold G. Williams
N. West St
Angela C. LaValle
Wyoming St
Conrad R. Kolbe
Pearl Barbato
Janes V. Gentile
Mary L. Renzi
Solvas
Baleh Blackshear
Mary Collins
Washington St
Paul J. Valentino
Minnie Zappalat
Fairmount
Earl
Dodge
Florence R. Appleton
LaFayette
Edwin W. Veit
Ethel Schreiber
North Syracuse
George A. Burghard
Jeannine F. Ingerson
Allis
Robert A. Bougee
Narcaret
F. O'Hara
William
Trambukis
Lizabeth Greene
Kirkpatrick St
State Mutual Life Insurance Co
Onondaga
Medical Representatives
San Equip Co
Kasco Mills
Tau Epsilon Phi
Colonial Network, Inc
Hotel
Pi Gamma Phi
Nagon Prowl
St. Lucy’s Academy
Jeremiah J. Davern
Crescentia Joseph
Patrick Henry O'Hara
John Cawley
Donald Corbett
Gustave Schneider
Syracuse Underwriters Exchange
Rep
R. Walter Riehlman
Justice Cregg
Chi Delta
Tiederkranz
Thomas
J. Corcoran
Charles J. Hart
Corcoran
Frank Barry
Edward d. Frick
Television Station
Osivego Blvd
S. U
Hoover
Tobin
Fairmount Corners
UCR
Onondaga Savings
SU Ea Eco
Eee
Uae
Plexite
Sundare Paint Corporation
West Fayette St
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