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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1948

Page

4

Two Youths Lose Lives While Diving

Two youths died in diving accidents near Minga and Camden. Raber N. Lilygren, 16, of De Witt, fractured neck after diving from a 10-foot embankment at a gravel pit. his body recovered after grappling. Deal L. Hurlbut, 14, of Camden, drowned in Fish Creek after diving from Railroad Street bridge. body found in seven feet of water. Authorities, Father Casey, and deputies investigated. services set for Lilygren with burial at St Mary’s Cemetery.

Raber N. Lilygren de Witt Walsh Construction Co Minga Deal L Robert Richard Dunnigan E. Adams Paul Burke Jackson St Robert Casey DeWitt Father Casey Ambankment Operninns Hart Borgue Harry L. Gilmore Lilygren John N Detroit Elizabeth Ann Nottingham High Harriett Lilygren Washington, D. C Patrchlid Rand Meech Our Lady of Solace Church St. , Mary's Cemetery Tedey Hurlbut Camden William Allison John de Senza

Narcotics Tax Stamps Due Today

Frank J. Shaughnessy, collector, warned that dispensing or prescribing narcotics today without a narcotics tax stamp is a legal violation. Doctors, pharmacists, dentists, veterinarians, and some manufacturers must display stamps. The old stamp expired at midnight. about 2,500 notices were sent and around 200 stamps remain unpurchased.

Frank J. Shaughnessy Internal Revenue U.S Shaughnessy

Miller Returns To Duties at 8. U. Syracuse Official Back

Dr. Douglass W. Miller, director of Syracuse University Bureau of Public Information and assistant to the dean of the School of Journalism, returned to the administration building today after a stint as visiting professor of Journalism at Stanford. He conducted a survey of western daily newspapers while on the coast.

1948 license plates go on sale at half price

James D. Gray of Elbridge buys one flat plate set for his Model T while Leo T. O’Cnaner deputy county treasurer buys for a neighbor. Gray plans to keep his car off the road until July 1 and has driven the 1908 model on numerous trips to state fairs and conventions.

James D. Gray Hebridge Leo T. O'Cnaner Gray Elbridge

Air Base Resident Struck by Auto

An air base resident, Vivian Bantify MRS, 98, was struck by a car at 12 15 AM near Seventh Street Maldenav while walking east along the south side of the highway toward Shaler. She was taken to St Joseph's Hospital with injuries including a head wound and ankle shock. The driver was Jaquin, 36, who was issued a summons by Deputy Hoffman and John Mead. The incident occurred at the air base vicinity as deputies investigated and noted improper equipment and a westward direction. The victim described moving in an easterly direction when struck. A later report indicated the driver may have lost control and the car ended up near Pitcher Hill. The case is before Justice William Roehm.

Vivian Bantify Army Ai St. Joseph's Hospital Inday Fraext J. Saquin Mex Saniitt Jaquin Andrew Hoffman John Mead Pitcher Hill Malden Av Shaler

Father Daughter Suit in Supreme Court Trial

In a suit heard in Supreme Court at Rochesteater, Morris A Wailin seeks to set aside a deed involving business property on Geneseo Street amid a family dispute. A second action by Wailin’s daughters seeks a ruling on the proceeds from M A Wailin Co Inc, with multiple plaintiffs including Jane Hayman Truth Phillips Maurice Phillips Frieda Maimor and Rose Rothschild among others.

Jane W. Hayman Truth Phillips Maurice Phillips Frieda Maimor Donald Matmor Rose Rothschild Anna Sort Evelina Lansan Onan Ney Titel Mathewa FM Gingold Pepe Wallin Donali Mayntiinesy

Thief Takes Teeth in Curious Garden Heist

Deputy Frank Rice investigates a peculiar theft in which a thief targeted a city park department employee and stole gauge items along with a set of teeth valued at $100. The stolen choppers remain missing as the mystery unfolds in Martydale.

Army Air Bane Matiydale Alan Frank Rice Sheriff's Office

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