Death-Free Holiday Credited to Invitation to Morgue
Local safety officials credited the Herald-American with saving lives during the Fourth by urging readers to rethink risk. Police and sheriffs reported fewer accidents and no fatalities, while Red Cross blood donations surged and officials planned further public awareness efforts.
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Herald-American
Evn
Hat Sunday Punch
Fox
Natonel Safety Council
James Heffernan
American Red Cross
New York
Five East Side Homes Burglarized in Night of Break-ins
Five East Side houses were burglarized last night by intruders who forced entry through screens or windows in separate dwellings on Farmer and James streets. No valuables were stolen. residents slept through most break-ins as police noted similar methods across the cases. Officers Benz and Wolff connected the incidents, suggesting the same culprits.
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East Side
Cmid
James St
George Dewey
Farmer St
Elizabeth Robertson
George Brett
Edward Rodarmer
Burlingamerd
Syracuse Boys Club summer camping programs announced
The Syracuse Boys' Club organized two week vacations for 70 boys at Camp Zethe on Lake Lorraine and opened Camp Sky-Top for seven to nine year olds at 430 E Genesee. Camp Zerbe will host 280 boys across four two week periods as part of summer activities.
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Syracuse
Camp Zethe
Lake Lorraine
Sky-Top
Genesee
Camp Zerbe
City delays action on plumbing permit for Eastwood project
The City has not acted on whether Boulevard Plumbing & Healing Contractors of New York City can work on the Eastwood public housing project in Syracuse. The Syracuse Housing Authority awarded the contract and has directed work to begin, while Neckman claims a master plumber license is required. The city and Health Department plumbing bureau have not issued a permit, and officials expect action in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard Plumbing & Healing Contractors
New York City
Eastwood
Syracuse Housing Authority
Murray Neckman
Housing Authority
F. D. Rich Co., Inc
General’s
George I.’ Richardson
Tike ‘Boulevard
Authority
Plumbing Bureau of the Department of Health
Neckman's Company
Not Guilty Plea In Liquor Case At Police Court
Rank Scripa, 54, of 229 Lilac Street, pleaded not guilty to selling intoxicants after hours in Police Court and was released on $500 bail until September 20. He was arrested after a vice squad raid on the Guadalcanal Club at 128 James Street. Ten witnesses booked were released on $50 bonds to same date.
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Rank Scripa
Lilac
Scripa
Guadalcanal
James St
School Plan Vote Tonight at Lyncourt District
Voters will ballot tonight on a proposal to add a new wing costing around 300000 to the present Lyncourt School. The plan would expand elementary classrooms and create space for special junior high studies while continuing the current middle school charter for grades seven through nine.
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Lyncourt
Power Firm Wins Farm Injunction
An Ontario County case centers on a 133 foot plot near Buckwheat Road Otisco where Niagara Mohawk Power Corp wins a restraining injunction. Judge Clifford H. Searl orders farmer Mark Cummings to stop interfering with gas line installation, noting pest control via shotgun rights if contract terms are violated should be pursued in court. Birth notices list multiple births with parent names and addresses across Syracuse area, detailing June birth dates and residence locations.
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AETER
Mark Cummings
Buckwheat Rd
Otisco
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Clifford H. Searl
Searl
Une
Sears
Auto Registration Plate Sales Hit Record Pace In Onondaga
Onondaga drivers snapped up half price license plates during a long weekend sale with 551 plates sold. The year to date total reaches 87 551, 3 248 more than the same period last year. Bureau director Meyer Prowda said last year closed at 90 904, with six months left 1950 could set another record.
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Onondaga County
Meyer
Prowda
Two Auto Crashes Leave Three Injured In Syracuse Area
In two separate crashes today in Syracuse, three people were injured. Mable G. Brown, 54, of Westvale, and Frank H. Taylor Jr., senior, were hospitalized after a two car collision at Van Rensselaer and Spencer. Albert J. Lowe, 7, of Mattydale, was critically hurt when struck while darting from behind a parked car. Richard F. Daley of Malloy Junction 901 Malloy Road faced a summons for failure to control. Dr Hoffman and Dr Schiffman assisted at the scene and hospitals.
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Mable G. Brown
Alice
Spencer and Rensselaer Sts
Crouse- Teving Hospital
Frank H. Taylor, Jr
Grant Bird
Westvale
Granger
Frank HH. Taylor, Jr
Frank H. Taylor
Grant Blvd
Crouse-Irving Hospital
van Rensselaer and
Spencer
Mable Brown
Taylor
Alent
Albert J. Lowe
Walter Lowe
Malloy
Mattydale
Albert
Richard F. Daley
E. Malloy
Frank Ruce
Yale Cummings
Schiffman
Robert Lowe
Assessments May Increase By $5 Million
The city fixed July 17 to 31 as the grievance period for property owners while an official estimated assessments could rise by as much as 5 million dollars. Commissioner J Daniel Gorman noted field reports suggesting total taxable valuation might increase between 4 and 5 million, with a tentative 1.9 million rise in seven wards. He warned final totals depend on the grievance period and an announced tally within 10 days after its close. Veterans benefits may be applied to reduce assessments, and a 5 million dollar increase would be the largest since 1947. The current total taxable valuation is 341,216,072, with 1946 at 32,385,938 and the 1932 peak at 373,626,491.
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J. Daniel Gorman
Gorman
Hey
Rochester Man Pleads Guilty in Family Abduction Case
Andrew J. White, 38, of Seymour Street Rochester, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge in County Court before Judge Leo W. Breed. He abandoned his four children in California on August 19, 1948, sent money to his wife, and faced an indictment after returning to Rochester. He claimed innocence on the original charge in January, posted $1,000 bail, and now awaits sentencing Tuesday after a divorce decree becomes final Friday with custody awarded to the wife.
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Andrew J. Wiite
Seymour St
Leo W. Breed
California
Rochester
Justice van Duser
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Pairs
A garbled list of marriage licenses shows many entries with names and addresses in the local area. The scattered names include Donald Sheridan and Dolores Amrone, Katherine Quigley and Monroe Clark, Harold Lombard and Adele, and Nancy Young and Robert Tee Mareen, among others.
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Donald F Sheridan
Plum
Dolores
Amrone
N. Edwards
John P Matrioss
Katherine
Quigley
Mamilton St
Monroe
Clark
LaPayetie
Astésworth
Ostrom
Harold F. Lombard
Betalt
Adele
Bullock
Highland
Michar Chehan
Geddes
Ethel Thame
N. Geddes St
Sores
A. Rima
Marion
Tad
Nancy J. Young
Gray
Robert O Tee Mareen
Beverly J. Stray
General Square
Rasmand A Kitcock
Margaret £. Fletcher
Wood
Robert Kallmore
Maenolia
Hertha D. Teska
Lakeview
John G Theere
First North
Padine V. Duck
Sal Arthur
Guarense
Rose Mt Laroma
Joares
Harrison
Pasquale Fiermonte
Hickok
Detores Resch
Neenor E Roadie
LaParecte
Theisa
Learie
Matson
Grover
Hamme
New York
Anne Langnuer
Warren
Parks and Recreation Quarters Renovation Plans
City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts announced July 15 targets for occupancy in the Aloi Building EB Water sr. renovations costing 28640 with a 26500 appropriation by the Common Council. Work includes second floor upgrade, new flooring heating equipment partitions stairs and building strengthening by O'Brien Bros Housing Corp. Removal of parks offices from city hall expands finance department space.
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PHE Alot
City Hall
Pitts
Aloi
O'Brien Bros Housing Corp
Burned Child in Liverpool Hospitalized in Serious Condition
Paul F. Dudley, 14 months, son of Willard and Mrs Willard Dudley of R D 2 Liverpool, was admitted to St Joseph's Hospital for first to third degree burns on chest and face. Hospital staff report the child’s condition as serious after he pulled a pan of water from a stove.
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Paul F. Dudley
Willard Dudley
R.D. 2
Liverpool
St. Joseph's Hospital
Typewriter Taken From City Hall Press Room
City officials and police joined a manhunt after a typewriter was taken from the press room in City Hall over July 4. Commissioner Frank F Harmon of public works urged reporters to aid the search and promised a replacement machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F Harmon
Public Works
City Hall
Firecracker Brings Shooter Five Dollar Fine
Charles J. Weber, 24, of 110 Elmhurst, was arrested Monday night for shooting off a firecracker during a telephone conversation and fined 5 dollars in Police Court today. He pleaded guilty before Judge William Uf Bamenck to violating a city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Weber
Elmhurst
Avy
Willam Uf. Bamenck
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John A. Kinney
the Herald
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Robert G. Warner
Iven
Tim Sherif
Walter L. Fox
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Red Cross
S. Warren St
Frank Taylor, Jr
Phyllis Belcher
Fitch St
New York State Veterans of Foreign] ‘Wars Auxiliary
Salt City Post
Cosmo Landa
Alice Mul Jing
Ted Pierson
Berkely Dr
Valley Forge
Pierson
Fulton
Elks Junor
Baldwinsville Lions
Recreation Park
Tn Liquor
South Korea
Mig
Earl A. Hickey
Vicelain L .Porter
Macwellay
Guida Raulll
Carmela M Masjering
Sunset Ny
Thomas J. Spadafara
Jane A Hobertst
Sallie St
LeRoy D
Howard Tilicte de S Schonermann
Peter St
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Kremner
Helen Jacko
Smalley
Adelbert L Snider
Elbridge
Joseph L Lawless
Frances Parmigano
Ashdale
Ang
Robert J. Delfaven
Ruth Roe
North Syracuse
Richard
G Foley
Bertha Ot Carri
Seneca
Terek
Sylvia E Dirvdaskis
Richmonday
Charles le ‘Zimmermas
Islareatel
Xammermer
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Robert G. LaPoint
Anna St Taylor
Stewart
Ateang
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Brideenort
Armma Ars
Stanley Purge
Shirley Xt Sehiit
Matiydale
Ivy Mx
Tre Waltee
Wwrobel
Lottie Sly
Hilleh Skelly
Marie ToNint Bo
Bentrat Sa
Tawkhters
Frederick E. Hawes
Irene S._Gilvim
Leonard Av. Dure
Michael J. Casale
Lelia M. Mebathiront
Felix Sintta
Mildred A. Mindre
Mildred A
Rome
Jenny Scauten
Ehier
Cold Brook
Stacserfara
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Adman Wea Basin
Ruhr
Lucia Scouten
Tnseph
Genovese
ATP Galvemset
Grace
Gereeyre
Gage
Bane
Halle
St. Frantigg
Feis
Darhanwille
al Ratt
Jennie Scouten
Nolan
Sonotone
Dana S. Greenlaw
Mer
City Bank
Cee
Realicy Canartebe Ener Dre
St Federat
Toth
Actoante
Moms Financine Service
ST Savings & Loan
Werren
Holiday Films
South Salina ST
Optometrists
Opticians
Syracuse Savings Bank
Salina Or
Erie Blvd
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gaebler & Way ‘Optemetrist
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