Syracuse Man Convicted For Disorderly Conduct At Police Court
Major Pickett of Townsend Street was found guilty of disorderly conduct after a sighting on East Washington and Townsend streets. He received six months in the Jamesville penitentiary. Mrs Frank Mandora reported a burglary at 3408 Court Street, with two purses ($42) stolen. Daughters of Penelope hold season finale meeting at St Sofia Greek Orthodox Church on Grace and Massena streets.
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Pickett
S. Townsend St
E. Washington Se
S. Townsend Sts
Nose
Budore
Jamesville
Frank Mandora
Court St
Carl Kurtz
Daughters of
Penelope
St. Sofia
Grace and
Massena
Marriage Licenses From Local Courthouse Ledger
A scanned list of marriage licenses includes names such as Murray Olsen Kantinen and We Gomon, with addresses across multiple streets and cities. The document cites spouses, dates, and nearby households along with numerous individuals and couples awaiting licensure.
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P. Murray
Mary J Olsen
Fe Sediaas
Thomas J Kantinen
Teg Wartsdy
Stinna
Taneseas
Seymour ‘Willa
Tefese
Setv
Heals
Zneich
Siones
Ronald ME
Rechinsee Ax
Apne Raninelise Orneacale
Bellerni Resexar
Bebie Ar
Forbes
Harzegs St. Boros
Rose AC
Glass
Parard
Glovers
Janata Loral
James’st
Vote Probe Hearing Set in Rome Tomorrow
A GNCA A hearing on the show cause order challenges county indictments by a special grand jury. Two of the ten indicted by the Governor, including figures Elefante and O'Dowd, are named defendants. The hearing before Supreme Court Justice E J Ringrose is set for 2 PM.
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GNCA
Rome
Supreme Court
E.j
Howard Ringrose
Rufus
Elefante
Dens P. O'Dowd
Dewey
Ezra Hanagan
Ringrose
O'Dowd
Maurice Supiro Titica
Greene Man Killed By Lightning Bolt
A Greene County man was struck and killed by lightning during a storm while seeking shelter near Choconut Center. Donald Swackhammer, 37, of Binghamton, was reported dead after being pulled from a pool at Deer Lake. The storm caused multiple drownings in the Chenango Valley area, with authorities noting several fatalities over the week and planning funeral arrangements for the victims.
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Norwich
Chenango
Charles Stein
Winsor
Binghamton
Donald Swackhammer
Vestal
Steinstone Bug
Hearland
Choconut
Imbel
Stein
Jana
Lsency
Endicott
Binghamton Areca
Chenango Valley
Deer Lake
Hale Will Admitted to Probate in Surrogate Court
The will of Theodore W. Hale of De Witt was admitted to probate by Surrogate Roshi ford. The decedent and spouse died in a car crash, with the note indicating they perished simultaneously. The estate includes a gold watch to a nephew and $100 monthly to the widow, with eventual shares for Inez Hale Olson of James Street East Syracuse and George T. Hale of Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore W. Hale
de Witt
Charles RosHiford, Sr
Ethel
Duardl, Hale
Collamer
Inez’ Hale Olson
James Sr
George T. Hale
Frederick St
Syracuse
Olson
Executrx
Learn-to-Swim Campaign Nears 1200 Enrollees at City Parks
Enrollment climbs toward 1200 across Syracuse parks Thornden McKinley Onondaga Huntley Lehner Wiser with Frazer Park classes opening last week. Helena Hoyt notes 50 registrations now. Last week counts show beginners 135 intermediate 63 advanced 54 junior lifesaving 42. Certified lifeguards and trained instructors oversee sessions sponsored by the Recreation Department in cooperation with Syracuse Herald Journal and Safety Division, YWCA, and YMCA. Carnival finale set for August 6 at Thorn den Park.
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Istem
Thornden
MicKinley
Onondaga
Huntagt
Lehner
Frazer Park
Helena G Hoyt
All Recreation Department
Recreation Department. Inc
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Thornden Park
Boats Rescue 22 from Lake
Geneva reports a sudden squall at Seneca Lake during the Fourth of July races by Seneca Yacht Club. Eleven of twelve boats flipped, sweeping crew of about 22 sailors into the water. Power boats aided rescues and returned crews to shore with light craft. no serious injuries. Geneva also endured two heavy electrical storms. power outages brief and limbs blown down with no major damage.
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Geneva
Wife Wins 3150 Weekly In Alimony
Mary Catranis wins alimony of 350 a week from John George Catranis under a separation decree. Official Referee Frenk Creag awards support for Mrs. Catranis and the three Catranis children. Mrs. Catranis keeps the family home valued at 39,000. Justice Gregg notes Catranis earns 25,000 annually from the Catranis Corp plus 45,000 from a government contract for artificial imos abica. He also orders 1350 attorney fees to Sol Alderman for Mrs. Catranis counsel.
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MBS
Mary Catranis
Cressline Dr
John Georges Catranis
rClerk
Frenk
Creag
Sirs
Catranis
Catramic
Catrani
Justice Gregg
Catranis Corp
Washington Sr
Los Angeles
Calif
Decison
Catrans
Cattranis
Sol Alderman
Lateher
Stolen Car Found In East Greenbush
Syracuse detectives traced a car stolen last night in Syracuse by John E. Hamilton from 1251 S State St. The vehicle was recovered in East Greenbush after a teletype from state police. Police reported two men were in the car. the driver was identified. Plans for a McKinley School project involve a two story building with 19 rooms for classes and spaces for labor and kindergarten.
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East Greenbush
Syracuse
John. E. Hamilton
Statel St
Clinton St
George Ture
Ceey Wise
State Polie
Actar
East Green-tion
McKinley School
Syracuse Teachers Register for Summer Study
Teachers register for summer study at Syracuse University with over 1000 participants. Graduate and undergraduate programs emphasize serving teachers, with conferences planned to aid educators. Armory registrations show active intake as course advisors meet students and transport between Armory and campus.
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Eventio
Gun Toter From Page One Arrests Over Stolen Truck
Federal investigators joined local police in tracing a man named Sho walter who admitted taking a tractor trailer and related machinery. He claimed the vehicle, owned by his brother Charles Davis of W Alexander, was borrowed June 3 and later sold. He described travels from Sulacagua to Atlanta to Indiana and Chicago before selling the unit for 2926 cash with promises for the balance after title clear. Captain Metzger reported awaiting teletype confirmation.
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Metzger
Showalters
Charies Davis
W. Alexander
Hs Brothers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Showalter
Ralph Briggs
Sulacagua
Alta
Atlanta
Sue
Walter
Indiana
Chicago
Oneida
Urs
Mile
Fr Wayne
Ind
Witham
Ohio
Misconduct Denied By Card Players
A man identified as OHS BXRDSONG. 45, 810 S Townsend St, was arrested after a heated card game dispute. He pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct at arraignment. Bail set at 500 dollars for July 42 appearance. Injuries reported after a late night incident. victim treated at Syracuse General.
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S. Townsend St
Breck
Granan Police Court
Slarne S. West
Gitfere
Fale Alazes
I Oran Jackson
S. Townsend
Syracuse Generalyies
Bee Shatters Car In Florida Auto Incident
Fred G Harroun 64 of Vinestroad Liverpool and his wife were driving when a bee flew through the car window striking Harroun in the eye, causing him to lose control and crash on a curve. Both occupants escaped shaken but uninjured after the vehicle toppled over four guard posts. The bee vanished.
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Fred G. Harroun
Vinestroad
Liverpool
Ms. Harroun
Harroun
Marroun
Mrs. Har- Youn
Burglar Smashes Candy Office Safe In Wolf Street Heist
Police report a break in at General Press Metall office on Wolf Street last night. Bandits smashed the wall safe, pulled the latch, and looted cash. inner compartment untouched as patrolman Hurley investigates the entry. The case hinges on sheriff’s orders awaiting decision.
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Shenf
del Vacchio
King
Young
Skmleven
Angelo Delaport
SSBG
Ake
Metall Eetnis Pak
Wolf St
Burgen
Sears
Thomas Hurley
City Sales Tax May End In February
The Finance Committee expected to report that the city may end the sales tax on February 28, 1953, with a potential extension into late August or September. The panel, chaired by Albert T. Moll enbeck, is drafting a resolution for the Common Council and studied the city’s economic outlook with Board of Estimate members. The council also planned to appropriate 12,000 to prepare the old ELC Stearns site for a second municipal parking lot and to seek 14,500 for school improvements at Brighton Bellevue and Salina, with bids higher than city estimates.
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Common Council
Eye
Otten
Albert T. Mollenbeck
Countiel
Lyle W. Holmbeck
Irving Berman
Irector
George H. .Bowles
Francis AL Costello
Board of Estimate
Hilay
ELC, Stearns Co
W. Adams Y
Onerdasis
Ernest R. Deming
Syracuse
Brighton
Bellevue
Salina
Laiv
Oneida Girl Drowns in Black Lake
Four year old Judith Mary Manaseri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bingo Manaseri of 335 Maple Street, drowned Sunday afternoon in Black Lake near Morristown while staying at a camp. Her 11 year old brother Blaise found her in about 18 inches of water. Local authorities investigated and planned a graveside service at Valley View Cemetery with Rev. Walter E. Muir presiding. Burial followed in Oneida. Born in Oneida Anni az 1945, she is survived by her parents and paternal grandfather Carmela Manaser of Oneida.
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ONEWA
Mary Manaseri
Bingo Manaseri
Maple St
Black Lake
Morristown
Cam
Blaise
Ving Jin
Clifford Withamé
A. D. Redmond
Ogdensburg
T. A. Lewis
Hammond
Florence Dunlop Oz Madison
St Lawrence County
Walter E. Muir
Geth- Isemane Episcopal Church
Tcarge
Valley View Cemetery
Oneida Anni
Traffic Court JUDGE WELUSSA STORY SUMMARY
Traffic court details list multiple defendants and vehicle violations on Genesee and Saline streets. Names like Speedine, Gasden Packer, Nazara Fars, and Henry Whater appear with various fines and speeds. The fragmentary OCR echoes routine dockets and penalties for speeding and related infractions.
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Welussa
Baek Samo Agers
Saline
Genesee
Speedine
Nazara Fars
L. Lane
Syracuse
Seneca
Char
Michral Gereaa
F. Aawrae
Barry
Stowe
Sercet
Koti
Wiena_ East_Stractice
Irproper Tern
Dosvon Cotymorin
Safety hints for vacation perils urged by chamber official
Walter L Fox, manager of the Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce, urged precautions as hot weather draws record crowds to lakes, rivers, parks and resorts. He advised swimming only in supervised areas, never alone in unfamiliar waters, and to wait at least an hour after eating before entering the water. He warned against overexertion, overloading boats, and frequent motor checks for leaks, stressing careful supervision of children and avoiding stunts on boats. Fox noted Onondaga County has a good safety record but emphasized extra precautions for summer recreation.
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Walter L Fox
Chamber of Commerce
Fox
Onondaga County
Man Falls 30 Feet From Ladder, Injured
James Owell Sr. of Concrest suffered injuries after a 30 foot fall from a scaffold while repairing his home on Sunday night. He was taken by ambulance to a hospital for treatment.
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Aseblen
James Owell
Concrest
Rome
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Clarendon St
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Leonard
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Tretiener
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Theodore
Wells
Lewin
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Memphis
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Greene
Theodore W. Hale Will
Burnet Park
Chefal
E. Geneser
Armory
Syracuse University
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School of Education
F. Genesee Street
Keith J Kennedy
Universiy Reg
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Frankfort Distillers Corp
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Helidays
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