Hams Aid Red Cross Radio Setup
Amateur radio operators form a disaster communications network with the Red Cross. Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter units, under Arthur Laurien, receive national praise for preparedness. Thomas cites Syracuse among five cities commended for emergency communications readiness.
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Red Cross Radio
Red Cross
Kenneth Www Thomas
Med Cross
Chineman Thomas
Delon
American Red Cross
American Bach Relay League
Hany
Syracuse
Weh
Lop Cammenten
Vions
Arthur Laurien
Wile
Detroit
Thomas
Alficas
Ralph Brandt
Disaster Service
Eastern Area
Alleni Richter
National Red Cross
Robey Sibbert
Edsleen
Outsland
Kansas City
Onondaga County
Shawnee Day Camp Opens 47th Year With 176 Enrolled
Shawnee day camp in Chickenango begins its 47th year on Monday with 176 enrollments and a staff of 41 instructors and 27 counselors. Marion S Stowell announces Lloyd O Appleton will serve as associate director. Notable staff include Estelle Du Pont Suits as primary activities director and Dr Willie All camp physician. Enrollees include children from Toronto and Cleveland, with a ceremonial opening to feature a large turnout and warmup session.
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P.O. Veterans
Chickenango
Marion S Stowell
Schoal
Lloyd O.appleton
West Pont
Mes
Estelle DU Pont
New York State
Oswego State Leachers College
Yelen Gibee McConville
Andrew Sheloden
Syrafeuse University
Andy
Willie
Helen Hatchay Murs
Uie
Willanepel
Rwipb Piowda
Predera Marty
John Ro Myers
Robert Seidenberg
Mre
Toronto
Cleveland
Hiedey Fils
Mass Delo
Brook'vy White
Ithaca
Lo Aten
Police Seize Pistol Pair In Lynch Street Shooting Case
Police seized two pistols after a dawn traffic stop near Lind 2 and M Salinas. John Doyle, 25, of 326 Lewis Street, and Richard Kurlya, 18, of 10 Williams Avenue, faced charges. Doyle was fined $25 for unlicensed driving. Kurlya to be arraigned Monday for driving without a license.
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Fistol
Joseph Donahue
Frank Montallo
M. Salinast
Donahue
Montalic
Lind 2
Ueca
John 4. Doyle
Lewis St
Richard C. Kurlya
Williams
Kurlya
Doyle
Trafic Court
Euill Aorlya
Row With Police Costs Man 14 Dollars
A man identified as Peters Jr. at 423 F. Jefferson stocked a confrontation with police at a West Sides eatery at 2 15 AM today. He taunted officers, tore a shirt sleeve, and caused a scalp wound requiring five stitches at Onondaga Hospital. Total costs to the man were $15 in damages and $4 for janitorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sures Peters Jr
Sponsors Needed for Derby at Schiller Park
A fresh call goes out for sponsors to fund boys in the Syracuse Soap Box Derby. Charlie Ames, general director, notes many entrants and says sponsors cover official wheels and harnesses with total costs around 13 to ton. firms may have their name painted on the car. All sponsors must write to Ames at Bresce Cher, Cu, and W. Willow to confirm participation before the July 22 race run jointly by Bree and the Pherakl-Secin ial Terall-Anag at Schiller Park.
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Syracuse
Charlie Ames
Tno
Anas
Ames
Dhe Bresce Cher
Rolel Cu
W. Willow Si
Dae Rama
Bey
Mach
Bree
Schiller Park
Liquor License Revocation Highlights State Action
The State Liquor Authority announced cancellation of the Tauor Polish Legion of American Veterans post license at 1201 W Genesce IL amid alleged violations. The action cites sales of alcoholic beverages to a person and multiple premises violations tied to bars on Sheref 219 W Newell. Syracuse attorney George M Haight, 70, reported injuries in a related incident at Lafyeral Hospital Lortay. Abda 317 Beaden St. referenced in the record.
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Polish Legion of American Veterans, Inc
W. Genesce IL
State Liquor Authority
George M. Haight
Sheref
W. Newell
Syracuse
Onondaga
Port Has Bird Puzzle At Federal Building Window
Edmund Fort, a port official, reports a rare bird nesting outside the Federal Building window. An assistant U.S. attorney lacks ornithology books and no one can identify the bird. A secretary fainted at the sight, two white eggs are in a nest, and Mrs Benibeal is described with a thrushlike appearance. Port asks the public to call Port at 2 John on Monday with any identifications.
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Edmund Fort
U.S
Benibeal
Pgl
Pork
Mrc Desibeak
Farmer Halts Gas Main Work With Shotgun Threat
A Niagara Mohawk crew building a gas main across a farmer’s property was halted when Fuslice Clifford Seail, armed with a shotgun, confronted them and ordered the work halted. The court later issued a restraining order against further interference as the company seeks permission to lay the line. The dispute centers on a 33-foot right of way claimed by the utility amid plans to extend gas service from Therm City to eastern residential areas, with completion targeted for September.
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Butterly
Niagara Mohawk Power
Supreme Court
Fuslice Clifford 1 Seail
Mark Cummings
Buckwheat
Otlace
Howard L Cross
Fasellcville
York
Germany
Herbert Briedig
Childsey Ham Wiegel
New York
Fascutevile
America
Onondaga County
American Baptist Home Mission
Mhemhes
First Baptist
Lee
Bordis
Torester
Charles
Themrson
State
Melvin & Melvin
Wieg
Almain
Nigna
Dan J. Kelly
Syracuse
Cummings
Linley
Jack Pratt
Theta
Kelly
Sie
Donald Andersen
Thio Hestt
Ahur Pratt
Binghamson
Spealer
Hareey
Courg
Hessiah
SEARS
Therm
Oliseg
Sheily
Chance Sales IBring $500 Fine 30 Days
Andrew Mowabegh of 108 Moester Avenue received a thin suspended sentence and a fine of $500 and 30 days in Onondaga Penitentiary. Police Court Judge Wallar Mamevick ordered him to quit selling flowers. Investigators uncovered a cache of 150 liquor bottles and a man named Kowalczyk was released today by Judge Barnet after a materal witness arrest.
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Aphid
Andrew Mowabegh
Moester
Folice Court
Wallar Mamevick
Enmetici
Ig Aso
Onondaga
Bamarick
Scau¢Hun Inc
Molland
Tuage
Merce
Weiskote Jie
Junge Ore Tewas
Spicery Uckers
Kowalczyk
Barnet Vafernoon
Kowaleak
500 Entries Are Expected At Dog Show
500 entries are expected at the 1950 State Fair dog show at the Syracuse Fairgrounds September 2 to 9. George Foley will head the Fairy Dog Show Organization oversee benched event with breeds from Chihuahua to 70 pound St Bernard. The AKC supervises with Paul Shaver as bench show chairman. Youth Days on September 2 and 3 will feature 200000 treaters distributed to New York schoolchildren.
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Syracuse Fairgrounds
George Folee
Altraelion
Ina
State Fa
Foley
Harold L. Creal
State Fair
American Kennel] Club
Paul Shaver
AKG
Svasay
David Hiniel Wins City Model Plane Contest
David Hiniel, 13, from Syracuse, won top gold prize in a citywide model plane contest for boys. Judges included Col Michael Malone and May Robert Damico who awarded Hiniel’s entry “Long Midge” best all around. Other winners were Michael Smyth, John Towss, and Richard Lundberg, with notable models now on display at the Hobby Center.
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Col
Michael Maiine
le Tdi
Sqdation
David Haniel
Parkay
Hobby Center
Obert Damica
Devil's
David Heel
Syracuse
Atkav
Michael Malone
V8ih Fighteer
Angoes Field
Robert Damico
Hamiel
Michael Smyth
Onon
Hobby
Two Suffer Broken Arms In Tree Falls
An eight year old Fulton boy and a 21 year old man were injured in tree falls yesterday. Robert Mills of 502 Seneca St Fulton was admitted to St Josephs Hospital at 3:43 PM with a compound radius injury of the left arm after falling from a tree at the home of Tusqua Fremmenshi. A rope setup failed when the limb snapped, sending a worker against a tree trunk. Mills faces emergency surgery.
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Fulton
St. Joseph's Fospital
Rees
Robert Mills
Seneca St. tPulton
Tusqua
Fremmenshi
Gifford St
James St
Dames
Sere Reeth
Frank Bourke
Laury Sectinn
Fem
Cut by Sickie ofr aineanine SMITS
A fragment reports an injury event with unclear names and details. The readable text notes a cut and mentions SMITS with a six percent reading and an unclear treatment scene tied to a myth arc finger and a slektc term.
Van Buren man reports sighting of elusive panther
James Kiskelsteln of Van Buren claims to have glimpsed an elusive panther while frog-hunting in a swamp near the Houaling sawmill on Elimwortn Road Wisselstein, a veteran hunter, states the animal resembled a panther though it vanished quickly in heavy swamp growth.
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James Kiskelsteln
van Bures
Oneendaga County
Sheiffs
Houaling
Elimwortnrd
Wisselstein
Enlistments Hit New High At Syracuse Recruiting Office
Amid the Korean War and high school graduations, the Syracuse Army and Air Force Recruiting Office posted record enlistments. Maj H Edward Qlam cited 37 recruits yesterday, their largest single day since World War II, with 79 for the week, surpassing three prior weeks in June. He noted many graduates join immediately after school and credited the conflict with boosting recruiting.
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Syracuse Army and Air Force
Pho
H. Edward Qlam
Qlam
Dr Hadley and Dr Lee Address San Francisco Medical Meeting
Dr Hadley spoke at the One American Medical Association conference in San Francisco this week. Dr Lee A Mapley of the Onondaga County Medical Society was among scientific speakers presenting a radiology paper titled Advisory Sacrathar Artic.
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Hadley
Lee
Onondaga County
San Francises
New Benefits Cover 97 000 In Onondaga County
Approximately 97 000 in Onondaga County qualify for new benefits under a state plan. About 3 000 employing units may retire to provide unemployment or disability coverage via insurance or self insurance. Employers must comply or face penalties. employees may receive weekly benefits up to 26 dollars for up to eight weeks, with concurrent unemployment and disability benefits possible.
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Onondaga County
Uni Benehiis
New York State
Benetdy Benehis Lat
Viteciye
State
Isurance Land
John A. Willams
Social Security Committee
Syracuse Chamber of Comms Merce
Alle m
Checks Found Alexander Laback at 1255 Genesee Street
Police report states that 10 traveler checks of ten dollars each were turned over to Patrolman Joseph Benz this morning at 3 30 AM after being failed leaving the Mole General store. The checks were drawn on Bank of America and National Trust and Savings Association of San Francisco and were credited to Walter Frink.
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Alexander Laback
I. Geneseest
Joseph Benz
Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Association of
San Francisco
Walter. Frink
Veis Reminds Veterans of College Deadline
Veis warns veterans of a college admission deadline under the GI Bill. The message notes winter start possibilities for next summer term and regional VA offices handle area registrations. The excerpt mentions substantial VA guarantees and large numbers of benefit allocations and business loans.
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Pie Han
Yeparta Veleteins
Flor Jarme
City Students on Dean’s List at School of Speech Arts
A list of 6 City students named to the dean’s list at the School of Speech and Dramatic Art, per acting director Rachel Oxnam. Names such as Mary Kay Washerzer, Lucy Kasberger, and others appear with addresses and noted averages, though OCR clarity is limited.
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Cey Spudunts
Serury
School of Speech and Dramatic Art
Rachel Oxnam
Mary Kay Washerzer
Vol
Lucy Kasberger
Jheeland Av
Boa Meyer Mehides
Alt
Ruth Saul
John Paonandurrat
Bates
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Mold Auer
Spracuse University
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LA. Drama
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MT. Holyoke
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W. Borden
de. Laueamen Sharp
Carnell
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Windsor
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Limon College
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