Auto Co-workers Welcome New Baby At Hospital Meet
Leonard Wilbur of 401 Boston Street and Charles Tracy of 120 Church Street North Syracuse left their Bresee Chev shop on Saturday morning in different cars and later met at Crouse Irving Hospital where Wilbur learned he had become a father to a baby boy. Both men reported all doing well.
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Leonard Wilbur
Boston Street
Charles Tracy
Church Street
Syracuse
Bresee
Willow Street
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Wilbur
Bulph
Party Chiefs Begin to Talk About States
Party chiefs discuss candidates for the fall elections as action hinges on the Democratic and Republican conventions. Ambrose Ginnelly is planned to oppose Hancock for Congress in the Onondaga Cortland district. Democrats weigh statewide and municipal races including a race for Municipal Court and Assembly nominations. Candidates for council vacancies emerge mainly from the South Side and West End, with formal legal opinions expected later.
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Perecent
Corn J. Nugent
Enisay
Winnipen
Chicago
Batant BR Manin Willeet
Ambrose D. Ginnelly
Onondaga- Cortland
Clarence E. Hancock
Francis L. McElroy
Feld
Harry H. Skerritt
Patrick J. Ryan
Charles
J. Hogan
Nugent
Member of Assembly
Cies
James A. Shea
J. Georges Harty
Eld
Bertram R. Davis
Clellan S. Forsythe
Clarence J. Foerth
Robert Wasmer
Bellevue
West End
Will
Iin R Chase
Giles H. Stilwell
East Side
Shea Et i
Shea
D L and W Lessees Testify in Crossing Case
D L and W lessees led by Havercer testified before Official Referee Ernest Edgcamb in Syracuse grade crossing commission pleas for a declaratory judgment to free leased properties. Testimony focused on Clinton Street property descriptions south of the D L W right of way as Walter Eastburn questioned maps showing the parcels.
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Francis Havercer
Dent
Jacob Cold Packing
Lackanivanna & West-i L
Ernest Edgcamb
Syracuser
Walter Eastburn
Red Cross Relief Drive Totals Lead War Charity
In Syracuse area updates, the Red Cross relief drive reports a cumulative total near 34,019 with several local events boosting funds. The Syracuse Contract Club and others contributed through card parties, dances, and raffles, while children from the American Way Follies and local groups added donations and dimes to the National Children's Fund.
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Red Cross
War Relief Fundse
Onondaga’ S
Syracuse
Harvey D. Gros
Nan
Generatio’ E
Saturn
dack-Miller Candle Company
H. D. Mason
Home Garden Club
Marilyn An Carle
Roland Job Carle
Sunnycraft Road
Red Coaus
Crantfather
Edgar
National Children's Fund
Args ‘Benevolent, Fund
Gris Temple
A.A. Wrand
Washington Man Denies Guilt In Third Degree Burglary
Sarlton Condit of Washington pled not guilty in police court to a third degree burglary charge. He waived examination and was ordered held for the Grand Jury. Chief William E. Rapp said Condit admitted breaking into his stepfather Timothy Grimes home at 365 Willamae Drive and stealing a watch, radio and other articles pawned. Condit was arrested in Washington and brought back early today by Chief Bertillon Clerk Patrick J. Hanlon.
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Washington
Sarlton Condit
O. C
William E. Rapp
Condit
Timothy Grimes
Willamae Drive
Bertillon
Patrick J. Hanlon
Not Guilty Plea to Third Degree Arson Entered
Charles A. Wat, 39, of Brewerton, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Edward J. Jones in Salina to third degree arson charges. He was held for the grand jury after being arrested Saturday when his home burned. Police said Watson admitted placing a lighted cigarette between cushions on the Davenport prior to the fire.
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Edward
J. Jones
Salina
Charles A. Wat' JSON
Brewerton
Watson
Ray E. Fogarty
John
Doyle
Mra Graydon R. Poe
Mary
Fabian
Train Rider Guilty After Arm Loss Accident at Central
Thomas Sullivan of Utica, 59, lost his right arm when he fell from a train at New York Central station on June 20. He pleaded guilty in police court to stealing a train ride, receiving a suspended sentence from Judge Domer V. Walsh. Sullivan was taken to St Joseph's Hospital after the incident and booked at Police Headquarters upon release.
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Thomas Sullivan
Utica
New York Central
Domer V. Walsh
Sullivan
St. Joseph's Hospital
New Minister Named for Onondaga Valley Pulpit
The Rev. Walter A. Henricks Jr. of Auburn will become pastor of the Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church succeeding Rev. James Cunningham. A congregation meeting approved extending the call, with dissolution of Cunningham’s relationship by the Presbytery set for next Tuesday. Henricks, son of Rev. Walter A. Henricks Sr., studied at Hamilton College and Auburn Seminary, earned a theology degree from Union Seminary, and did a year of study in Berkeley. He is expected to assume duties in late summer after a series of church meetings and the presbytery action.
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Walter A. Henricss, Jr
Auburn
Onondaga Valley
James A. Cunningham
1_ Henricks
Malcolm
Moyer
Cunningham
Edwin Daniels
Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Henricks
Walter ‘A. Henricks
First Presbyterian Church
Penn Yan
Tee
Syracuse
Hendricks
Hamilton College
Auburn Seminary
Union
Syracuse Homes Open to Refugee Children Offer
Scores of Syracusans offer shelter for European refugee children. Residents open homes to care for youngsters fleeing turmoil, seeking safe placement as relief efforts continue locally.
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Syracuse
Park Meters Damaged as 17 Out of Service in Two Days
A city meter check shows 17 of the new parking meters out of service over two days due to slugging and broken glass. A M H Rhodes Company technician is overseeing a 20 day trial, repairing glass and replacing parts while police supervise. 1,040 meters lie within Adams Street to Oswego Boulevard area. police hand out courtesy tickets, with later tickets requiring response to Traffic Bureau or Tramme Court.
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M. H. Rhodes Company
New Haven
Conn
Rhodes’ Company
Water Department
Michael McCarthy
Adams Street
Clinton Street
New York Central
Oswego Boulevard
Montgomery Street
Fragmentary OCR Note on Meeting Details
Readable fragments show a chairman and references to age and a rese. The text is incomplete with garbled words and no clear event, date, location, or named organizations to form a full summary.
City Readies Defense Plan for Industry in Syracuse
Syracuse University opened a semester with registrations nearing 2 150 as classes start at 1:00 a.m. and run through Aug 9, with Archbold Gym registration down 193 from prior. The School of Education drew the most students plus a weekly high school problems forum led by Dr. Cole.
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Syracuse University
Mer
Ae Lega
Ibold Gymnasium
Agere
School of Education
Slocum Hall
Thomas R. Cole
Washington University
Washington
Northwest
University
Syracuse
Maison! Francaise
Madame Renee Jeanne
Fulton
Driver Held As Speeder After Chase
Stanley Kobus, 28, of 108 Tiogal Street, arrested after a two mile chase with speeds up to 80 mph. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated, disorderly conduct, and illegal use of licenses and was held at Jamesville Penitentiary in default bail. Also reported: Arnold Stacey, 39, head laceration after stepping into traffic. Kawer Palmatier injured in bicycle collision. Fire Lieutenant Harold Hartnett injured when car overturned. Henry Nowlin charged with driving without a license after presenting expired credentials.
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Stanley Kobus
Tiogal Street
Jamesville
Gordon Hennessy
Thomas F. Holmes
Elbridgeatrol
Kabus
Kobus
sFriday
Lillian Rose
Clarence Street
Arnold Stacey
Townsend Street
Crovse-Irving Hospital
Kawerd Palmatier
Wilbur Avenue
Ernest W. Hains
Seymour Street
Harold J. Hartnett
Loehr Avenue
Syracuse
Henry J. Nowlin
Townsend’ Street
Nowlin Wee
Syracuse Boys' Club members start two weeks camping vacation
Forty nine members aged nine to twelve from the Syracuse Boys' Club began a two week camping vacation at Camp Zerbe in Williamstown yesterday. They traveled by bus with camp staff. Subsequent groups will follow for two week stays. Staff included director Biagio Mavilio and assistant director Ray Bogden, plus lifeguard Tony Hinton and several counselors. Dieticians were Miss Benny Fenska and Miss Anna Louise Minchin.
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Syracuse Boys’ Club
Camp Zerbe
Williamstown
Biagio Mavilio
Ray Bogden
Tony Hint
Summer session opens at Camp Hoover Onondaga
One hundred girls attend the first Camp Hoover summer session at Council Fire Scout camp on Long Lake. The program includes handcrafts games nature lore hiking and swimming with sessions running Sunday to Saturday and repeating in three two week periods. Mary Barker of troop 23 to serve as camp guide Mrs H S Robertson heads the Camp Hoover committee assisted by several volunteers.
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Hoover
Onondaga
Council
Long Lake
Mary Barker
Vugler-Is
H. S. Robertson
Camp Hoover
John Andrew Williams
A. Winthrop Fitch
Ralph Manier
George Mulhauser
Ela P. Robeson
James>. Taylor
Marjorie S. Kirk
Cass William
Heedtor
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Central Square
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Florence Blows
Dean Bray
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Hamilton
Archbold Gymnasium
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J. 4. Cunningham
Rey
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Kidd
Albany
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Ehools
Chamber of Commerce
State Employment Service
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State Department of Education
Buffalo
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Connecticut
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Rochester Board of Education
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Sunday Herald/ American
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Sherener
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Permanent Wave Co
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State Fair Bird
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Por Pornen
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