Weekend traffic drive nets fines and one 15 day term
Sheriff Edwin R Aver led a weekend road safety drive in which 31 motorists paid fines totaling 156 dollars and one driver received a 15 day penitentiary term after pleading guilty to driving without a license and inadequate brakes. Arrests covered widely separated county districts with patrols at strategic points. overall numbers showed more arrests than the prior Sunday while accidents fell.
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Edwin R. Aver
Jamesville Penitentiary
Frank Schmidt
Robert DeMartino
Milford Street
Dewitt
James Jerome
Justice of the Peace
Paul Witte
Basil Yanchenko
Delray Avenue
Stanley Pierce
Niagara Falls
Clarence F. Rudig
Rochester
Robert O'Neill
Rowland Street
Patsy Farnett
Prospect Avenue
Dominic Chiavitte
Hickory Street
Max Rackoff
East Raynor
Avantia Inadamata
Robert F. Wagner
Nelliston
Edward P. Cheney
Watertown
Joseph Pisano
Corona
L. I
Louis Scalzo
Saquoit
Jack Procino
North Townsend Street
Peter V. Cost
Cortland Avenue
Nicholas Pascarella
Kensington Avenue
Ernest J. Carpenter, Jr
Fayetteville
John P. Jackson
Kirk Avenue
Leslie Monnell
Elmira
Salvatore Ginfre
Chapel Street
Salina Street Intersection Binder Laid In Coop Effort
WPA workers and the city engineer’s forces completed the binder at the South Salina and Onondaga intersection and began laying the asphalt top. Division Engineer Kelly told City Engineer Pitts repaving should finish by late afternoon and reopen before 6 P.M. with trolley rails removed, underground lines repaired, and a new concrete base in place. Paving then moves south along Salina Street toward Adams Street, with reopening planned by tomorrow night.
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WPA
South Salina
Onondaga
Potter W. Kelly
Nelson F.pitts
Pitts
Salina Street
Kelly
Adams Street
Slum Children Go Upstate For Two Week Vacations
Seventeen New York City slum children, funded by the New York Herald Tribune, will ride the Empire State Express to arrive at 3 10 P M tomorrow for a two week stay with host families in Manlius Fayetteville Chittenango and Dewitt A Herald Tribune representative accompanies them and local arrangements committees led by Mrs Russell K Chrisman Fayetteville chair meet them at the station New York city charity program aims to give the youngsters a rural respite.
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New York City
New York Herald-Tribune
Empire State Express
Manlius
Fayetteville
Chittenango
Dewitt
The
Herald-Tribune
Russell K. Chrisman
Fayette‘ville
Tea Time Treats Williams Cookies Delight
A grocer offers Williams Cookies in assorted flavors in packs of six. A short promotional note invites orders for 000 units through local grocers, mentioning Andy as a contact.
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Williams
Andy
Snow Costs Spoil City Surplus Hopes
City budget officials reported six month snow removal overspent by 109000, wiping out carryover. Public Works chief Ballantyne cut 20000 in costs but 80000 remains for 1940. Finance Commissioner Kennedy says transfers will leave a zero balance year end, prompting economies and 1941 planning.
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Rolland B. Marvin
George H. Ballantyne
Department of Public Works
Marvin
Thomas
Kennedy
Elmer Burritt Hurt In Wrist Laceration
Elmer Burritt, 33, of 118 West Fourth Street, suffered a deep cut to the right wrist yesterday while changing a headlight bulb. He was treated at Lee Memorial Hospital. The item notes newspaper subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions.
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Elmer Burritt
Fulton
West Fourth Street
Lee Memorial Hospital
Park meters yield funds as 75 boxes opened today
First count of pennies from new downtown meters shows 60 to 70 cents per box in 735 boxes inspected by Tamplar and Kerwin. 198 boxes moved to finance office, 1,040 meters in area to be counted weekly, with seals broken by Bedford and Errico. up to 115 pennies in a single box and a single slug detected in the early test.
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Clarence L. Tamplar
James Kerwin
Department of Finance
Commissioner of Finance
George H. Bedford
John Errico
Milk Bottle Injury At Thornden Park Stuns Teens
Joseph Credno and Anthony Zoccolillo were strolling in Thornden Park when a milk bottle shattered a pole sending a jagged shard into Credno's left leg. Six stitches were needed at University Hospital. Police searched the park but yielded no suspect.
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Joseph Credno
Manila Street
Thornden Park
Anthony Zoccolillo
Burnet Avenue
Credno
University Hospital
Brinaman Awarded CCC Undertaker Contract in New York
Bert F Brinaman Syracuse funeral director has been granted a contract to handle CCC deaths in New York state camps from Albany to Rochester. A former lieutenant in the 98th Division Organized Reserves and American Legion member, he was notified by Capt W E Campbell of Schenectady with ties to the U S Quartermaster General's Staff.
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Bert F. Brinaman
Syracuse
United States Army
Empire Boys State Parley At State Fair Grounds
The third annual American Legion sponsored Empire Boys State enters its third day at the State Fair Grounds with 700 delegates hosting Gov. Herbert Lehman who may address tonight if feasible. Leaders from state government and the FBI agent spoke on Legislature functions, while delegates organize model counties and discuss a state bank project to float a paper currency.
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State Fair Grounds
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Fred L. Stone
Syracuse
William C. Martin
Frank C. Costello
George A. Mead
Buffalo
American Legion
Harry H. Skerritt
G. A. Stevens
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chadwick
Robert Koch
Rochester
William Stanton
Colmery
Skerritt
United States
Americana
City of Wickersham
Franklin Schaffer
New Roichelle
Sard
Robert Roman
Bayside
L. I. Hayes
Edward Toaspern
Barryville
Blakesfless
George Strakosch
Whitestone
Spafford
Bill Parry
Elmira
McKay
Thomas Decker
Scholl
George Goodle
Corona
Bennett
Calvin Demarest
Bayport
Neary
Jerry Farron
Tigris Circus Arrives Promises Preview On McCarthy Island
Syracuse youngsters outnumber the performers three to one as Hamid Morten Circus tents rise on McCarthy Island under Tigris Shrine sponsorship. A preview shows the "Lone Ranger" not present while "Silver" the elephant endures bath amid curious children. The act lineup includes Clyde Beatty’s lions and tigers, Flying Marvellos, Eno Hal Chalk Troupe, Justan Marlow acrobats, Aerial Ortons, Hartzell gymnasts, Kinko trapeze, Capt. Bill Woodcock elephants, and Hollywood rider Miss Jean Allen among others. Two daily shows set for 2 and 8 PM through Saturday.
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Syracuse
Hamid-Morten
McCarthy's Island
Tigris Shrine
Fry
Silver
Baron Richard Nowak
Tinker Bell
Pappa
Prague
Justan Marlow
Hartzell
Kinko
Bill Woodcock
Walter Jennier
Eric Wisell
Jean Allen
Hollywood
McCarthy Island
Instructors Volunteer in Swim Drive
The Herald Journal Chamber of Commerce Learn-to-Swim campaign gains many volunteers at the YMCA and YWCA. Thelma Manter returns to assist under Evelyn Stults as YMCA instructors train this week. New volunteers join the two groups, with training finishing before the pools open next Monday. The YWCA also wraps up its training Friday night, July 12.
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Herald-Journal-Chamber of Commerce
Y. M
C. A
Y. W. CA
Thelma Manter
West Lafayette Avenue
Evelyn Stults
William
Howard Miller
Seven Park
Learn-to-Swim program offered at city pool
Public invited to a two week demonstration of training methods at the Y W C A pool. The Learn to Swim program continues next Monday providing free lessons for every boy and girl in the city seeking basic or advanced swimming instruction.
Search Abandoned For Body Of Man In Seneca River
Deputies and morgue attendants halted dragging the Seneca River near Cold Spring after three days of fruitless searching for carpenter Joseph Boudry who vanished after his rowboat with one oar missing was found. If the body is in the river it should surface in a day or two as officials seek to contact relatives in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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Seneca River
Joseph Boudry
Cold Spring
Boudry
Frank Schmidt
Sheriff's Office
Carpenter
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Armament Resource Group of Chamber Holds Meeting
The armament resources committee of the Chamber of Commerce met this afternoon with the Manufacturers Association to plan the city’s role in the national defense program. The meeting discussed the apprentice training program with the Department of Education and local industry, plus a survey to identify crafts with skilled-work shortages for school training. It also reviewed procedures for manufacturers seeking government defense contracts.
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Armament Resource Group
Armament Resources Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Association
Trinespai
Department of Education
Committee On
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McCarthy’s Island
Joan Benjamin
Carrie Araki
Helene Hartzell
City Park
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