Roving vehicles and a speed ticket in Syracuse area
Disjointed OCR note records rough downtown Syracuse activity with a minor rubbish fire near 464 S Sealinest. A Yorkville man, Robert TF Elcom of Yorkville, was fined 550 for speeding 75 mph on Route 298 De Witt. World War II auxiliary toheld a Sunday picnic at Mud Lock with games and refreshments. State Public Works listed Williams Iron Works as low bidder at 104 442 for bleachers. A jumble of names and addresses follows with births, marriages, and local notices.
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Tre
Syracuse
S. Sealinest
Roebert TF
Elcom
Yorkville
George
Kimball
de Witt
Shen Clarence’ Walker
Belcum
Geides Veterans of World War II Auxiliary
Mud Lock
SEGW
State Department of Public Works
Wiliams Iron Works, Inc
New York City
Construction
Hearing Deferred In Tax Check Case
Dolbear postponed the hearing to Tuesday at the request of Earl Watchhorn of 116 W Bearday to explain a check for wages and salaries. The case concerns a 98 payroll check and related industry reports from Onondaga County.
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Dolbear
Earl
Red L. Dolbear
Earl Watchhorn
W. Bearday
Onondaga County
Asssistant
Joseph Teatom
Cayuga Omnibes Corporation
Ice Commission
Ste Ag
Rooming-in For Mothers Praised At Medical Institute
A Yale professor advocates rooming-in to keep mothers and babies together, praising the approach for easing maternal learning of infant needs and reducing early feeding rigidity. Dr. Kaplan of Tufts College and Boston Dispensary to speak in Washington Arms discussions hosted by the Community Institute.
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Inderets Memorial
Cirié
Aie University
College of Medicine
Sten
E. Se
Yale
Ued
K. Gry
State
Department of Health
Washington Arms
Wainuttav
Iwi
Joseph HL Kaplan
Tufts College
Boston Dispensary
Boston
Mes
New Wood Plastics Curriculum to Start at Forestry College
The New York State College of Forestry will offer a new wood plastics curriculum next fall joined by researchers in wood chemistry. Trustees heard that two additional wood chemists join the faculty September 1 and that the program will address industry needs while expanding teaching and research despite space shortages.
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Eorectry
Charles A. Clause Forestry College
New York State College of Forestry
Joseph S. Ancisto
Marshall Hall
Syracuse
Irving C. Waitcher
Jah
College of Forestry
Tick
Hck
Hasic
Nols
U.S
Princeton
Dean Ulck
New York
Q College
Edwin C. Jahn
Internationali
Grant Ernst
George R. Fearon
Francis D. McCure
Joseph S. Ulick
Joe R. Hanley
J. Henry Walters
Evictions Granted in Two Days in Municipal Court
In a two day span fourteen evictions were signed by Judge Nathen L. Abelson and others for self occupancy. One notable order involved the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York evicting the Rev Harold Jenkin from a Warrington Street address while Catholic Charities arrangements were discussed for a church property.
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Nathen L. Abelson
James L. Bernat
Will Avers
Pat Avery
Angus Peters
EL Jefferson St
Willem Webb
John Aubrey
Oswego St
Bernard B. Sapelewski
Edward Windsausen
Milonay
Frank S. Starks
I Souls Kemmer
Gertrude! St
Harry H. Skerritt
Episcopal
New York
Harold Jenkin
St. Andre J Catholic Charities
Syracuse
E. Warrington
Wall
Donald Miller
Spector Case Settlement Reached In Supreme Court
Justice Clifford H. Sears ruled that a definite settlement in the Spector matrimonial case has been reached with Sol Spector offering $130,000 to Mrs. Spector and both sides agreeing the lump sum will be non taxable. The action is held open until July 18. Mrs. Spector has been in hospital since the trial.
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Spector
Justice Clifford
H. Sears
Supreme Court
Sol Spector
Mrs. Spector
Justice Sears
Daniel 5. Seubert
William Firepath
Paul Br, Shanahan
Norman Pinsky
Victor Levine
Injured In Auto Crash In Thompson K DeWitt
Two men were injured last night in Thompson K DeWitt when a car went into a ditch. Lewis A Burlingame 26 of Fayette St suffered facial injuries and Charles Mun of the same address sustained a cut over the left eye. Burlingame said a car ahead stopped suddenly and he swerved left to avoid it, sending his vehicle into the ditch.
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Thompson K. DeWitt
Lewis A. Burlingame
Gil E. Fayette
Charles Mun
Burlingame
Second dog shot in Kirkville reported by owner
The Sheriffs office was notified of a second dog shot within two days. Walter Hopp of Kirkville Road told Deputy Frank Rice that someone fired a rifle at his dog, the bullet entering the spine and paralyzing the animal. A Republican Club member attending the 23 Annual convention is noted, with stray fragments of text referencing Kirkville Road.
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Walter Hopp
Kirkville Rd
Frank Rice
Wes Depublican Club
Colum
Repubican League of New
Kirkville
Iife
Peter Schuyler
Amctaraam
Youth Strikes Rock In Reservoir Dive
A Syracuse youth group diver struck a rock at Jamesville Reservoir, suffering a forehead cut, nose bruise, and facial swelling. He was taken to Dr. John Settineri’s office, then to Syracuse Memorial Hospital for X rays. Several names are listed among the group, with scattered details and locations in Jamesville and Grace Place.
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Syracuse
Thomas Pasquale
Angelo Pettrone
Rocco Regitano
Lernard W. Sarno
John Jurino
Frank S. Leo
Jamesville Reser
Joseph Grosso
Joseph Furcinito
Voir
Martin Schoees
Joseph D. Falcone
Dominic Rizzo
Grace Pl
Ecchio
Frank Mare
John Settineri
Jamesville
William Hayford
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Kid Politician Playgrounds Take City Stage
Young politicians compete to lead Syracuse city playgrounds in a two party style election sponsored by the Recreation Department. Children ages seven to seventeen register July 11 to 12, vote July 13 to 14 with no real party names, and elected leaders plan activities the following day in City Hall with Mayor Costello.
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Syracuse Recreation Department
Particpants
Frank J. Costello
Alarm incident at Saline Street front rubbish complaint
An IRASS-Bor alarm was triggered near 464 S Sana Street with debris and rubbish in front. Police reported a general nuisance near 699 block. five menace items and waterborne debris observed. No injuries or arrests noted.
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Sana St
Teleshone
DeWitt Board Reviews Shopping Center Plans
DeWitt officials review proposed 1800 foot long by 550 foot deep shopping center along Erle Boulevard opposite the cemetery. The project, led by architect Fred B. O’Connor, includes 600 car paved parking, underground wiring, terra cotta exterior, and fireproof climate controlled buildings. Also discussed were signs, lighting restrictions, storm drainage, right of way, and a companion residential development valued near $675,000. Dentists of New York State, allied with the American Cancer Society, outlined a cancer control push stressing early detection by dentists and the need for education and community awareness.
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New York States
The
American Cancer
Dewitt
Fred B. O'Connor
New York State
Vilage
Society of New York Stateshall
Syracuse
John D.brock
Onondaga County
James
Harold (Solomon
Dental Society
State of New York
Louis
C. Kress
American Cancer Society
Paul Gearhardt
State Department of Health
Baysie
Cancer Bulletin
Cmatenalas
Committee On Cancer of the
Ilinois
Catholics Plea For High Morals At New York Fair
Catholic Central Talon and the National Catholic Women's Union urged New York State Fair authorities to maintain high moral, educational, and cultured standards for the 1849 exposition. At a meeting in Assumption Hall they called for preservation of prewar levels and consistency with established norms.
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New York
Catholic Central Talon’ J of
Amenes
National
Catholic Women's Union
Assumption Hal
Rotary Hears Talk On Industry School
Wanroun Clineon, state agriculture and industrial scholar, spoke at the Rotary Club on what happens to boys the court sends away. The delinquent school, headed since 1940, marks its 100th anniversary this year. It serves 56 counties with 490 residents and over 750 parolees, who live in cottages.
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Clineon Wanroun
Rotary Club
Iday
Onondaga
Areson
New York City
Father Walch Named Pilgrimage Director
The Rev. William L. Walsh, pastor of Our Lady of Pompeus Church, was named spiritual director of the Syracuse Diocese Holy Year Pilgrimage to Rome next year, announced by Bishop Walter Yoery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Walsh
Qur_ Lady of Pompeus Church
Syracuse
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