Six Killed In Weekend Car Crashes Across Central New York
Six men died in weekend traffic crashes across Central and Northern New York. Evans Mills fireman Paul Wilson, 34, was killed when the truck he rode overturned after leaving the road to a burning farm. Fire Chief Silas Lingenfelter witnessed the wreck. Two other firemen were seriously injured. Police hunt a hit and run driver after George Trickler, 66, was found dead in a ditch on Red Creek Wolcott Road. In Interlaken a two car collision on Interlaken Lodi Road killed Ray Cleveland, 37, and George Skinner, about 45, with five Cleveland passengers seriously injured. At Oriskany Falls Victor Cadarelle, 21, died from injuries in a two car crash that killed Daniel DeJoseph, 33. Other injuries and minor crashes were reported across the region.
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Evans Mills
New York
Paul Wilson
Silas Lingenfelter
Wilson
Mercy Hospital
Watertown
Walcott
Ray Cleveland
Interlaken
George Skinner
Buffalo
Interlaken-Lodi
Cleveland
Geneva General Hospital
Skinner
Victor Cadarelle
Utica
Daniel DeJoseph
Oriskany Falls
Lionel Guimond
Liberty Street
Massena
Amc Meul Adddoullid
Aule Dalliday
Vera Kennedy
Catherine Street
Hepburn Hospital
Ogdensburg
Erie Boulevard
McBride
Nolan Swift
Glencove Road
Ralph E. Brahmer
Bank Street
Clarence
Brahmer
Harry H. Farmer
John Lucin
Onondaga County
North Salina
North State Streets
Lester Eldred
Beley Avenue
Lucia
Geer
Robert E. Simmons
Boston Road
Syracuse
University Hospital
Leo Geer
Neilson Street
Forman Avenue
Rain Tonight Forecaster Predicts Light Showers
In Syracuse, summer weather persisted with the temperature hitting 80 at noon after a 72 start. Chief meteorologist William H. Tracy from the bureau forecast light showers for tonight and Tuesday, with cooler conditions expected tomorrow.
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Syracuse
William H. Tracy
Bureau
Births and Parents List with Multiple July Dates
A compact births notice lists numerous families and newborns with names and addresses. Each entry gives parent names, a spouse, street address, and a birth date in July, reflecting a community roll call of recent additions.
Dusty fragment hints at local names and events
Fragmentary OCR mentions Navors, Logcabin, Date, Nut id Satmeal and an order. Readable pieces imply a community item or notice, but details and full context are missing.
Summer school opens at Syracuse Summer High School
About 100 students returned for a two week session at Syracuse Summer High School in Central High School. Principal Ernest F. Conway reports roughly 800 total registrations with 670 enrollments during the week of June 24. Classes start at 8:30 and 10:30 each weekday with 20 classes at 8:30. The 29 member faculty oversees instrumental music and the summer concert band directed by Jack V. Sackett. Examinations will be Aug 22 with full credits for completed work.
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Syracuse
Central High School
Ernest F. Conway
Conway
Con- Woy
Jack V. Sackett
Canastota Village Faces $2323 Claim by Street Brothers
Street Brothers Construction Co Inc files a claim of 2323.30 against the village of Canastota before Ernest I. Edgecomb, alleging it was paid for the original 1930 water system but not for extra work. The village contests the claim.
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Canastota
Ernest I. Edgecomb
Street Brothers Construction Co., Inc
Boy Cyclist Rites Set for Wednesday
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for 13 year old Bernard Webber who died in St Josephs Hospital from injuries after a bicycle crash in Lincoln Park. His brother Charles 14 was injured but recovering in hospital. Bernard died of a fractured skull. The accident happened Saturday night as they rode home from Lincoln Park after swimming. Surviving parents J and Mrs Charles L Webber of 223 North Crouse Avenue brother Charles and grandparents Mrs Alice McConnell and Mr and Mrs Oliver Webber.
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Bernard Webber
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charles
Lincoln Park
Immanuel Baptist Church
Bernard
Beech Street
Charles L. Webber
North Crouse Avenue
Alice McConnell
Oliver Webber
Portsmouth
N. H
Five Syracusans in Journalism Class on Hill
Syracuse University announces the admission of five local residents to its School of Journalism among 22 juniors and seniors. Selection emphasized honor grades in elementary journalism, campus publications records, and interviews with faculty and New York press associations. Residents named include Arnold Burdick and Frederick Harvey of Syracuse, Betty Jane Ryan, Paul A. Timm, and Martha O. Wright.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Douglass W. Miller
New York Press Association
New York State Publishers Association
School of Journalism
Arnold Burdick
Maryland Avenue
Frederick P. Harvey
Sumner Avenue
Betty Jane Ryan
Buckingham Avenue
Paul A. Timm
Woods Road
Solvay
Martha O. Wright
N. Edwards Avenue
Florence Arnowitz
Rahway
N. J
Athena Caperonts
Saratoga Springs
George F. Dennis
Hightstown
Anne Diamond
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Constance M. Green
Port Henry
Louise Hennemuth
Scranton
Marjorie Hinners
Rockville Center
Harrison Hornbeck
Catskill
Lucille James
Leonia
Richard Koepke
Hartsdale
Howard F. Miller
Buffalo
Erwin Rosen
Utica
Elswyn
Sage
Brooklyn
Edith Scully
Point Lookout
Courtney Sheldon
Schenectady
Helen Willette
Nashua
Ix. H
Richard Winston
Hollis
Hancock Expects Congress Delay on Flood Control at Lake Home
Representative Clarence E. Tishcoenk at his Cazenovia Lake summer home notes a good chance for passage of the Onondaga Creek flood control bill this session but expects it to be acted on early next session. He cites Army engineers recognizing the creek menace to Syracuse and urging federal funding. He says remaining weeks will focus on rearmament and defense, with large appropriations likely to block sectional improvements. He also comments on Democrat disorder over Wendell L. Willkie’s nomination and predicts Congress will stay in session through summer to monitor the international situation.
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Washington
Cazenovia Lake
Clarence E. Tishcoenk
Congress
Onondaga-Cortland
Army Engineers
Syracuse
Hancock
Wendell L. Willkie
G.O.P
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Interlaken- Lodi
Marvin Read
Louis Orlando
Rose de Martino
Seward Street
Edward G. Gehres
Elizabeth Joralemon
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Harry C. Capria
Caroline Pedroli
Pond Street
Thomas Restant
Fanny Traina
Ee Hawley Avenue
Augustus J. Holrock
Anna D. Wirth
Osrego Street
Charles Ramagno
Evelyn Hiscock
South Meridde Street
William Lauzonelma
Nicholas LaFayette
Morris Espensield
Cynthia Ice
Jasper Treet
Warren
Clark Shirley Kemp
Oak Street
City
Charles la Pierre
Sion
Daily ‘Herald-Journal
Sunday Herald- American
Ananuwus
Sue
Lillian Wiggins
North
Alan A
Lars Fasily Fite
Frigidaire OY Titty Wid
Frigidaire
Lester M. Browde
Wes
S. Salina
E. Jefferson
Brigidsire
General Motors
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Salina
Stim
Amalfi
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Les Esparges
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Coppricht
Liotart
U. S A
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