Eleven-year-old girl hurt in rush hour Syracuse crash
Eleven-year-old Lictitle Himes of 255 E Adams St was listed in fair condition at Onondaga General Hospital after a rush hour crash. She and companion Jean Marquez, 5, were struck when their pedestrian path crossed E Adams St at Linden St by a car driven by Samuel T. Nasser. Marquez sustained a skinned knee while Himes suffered multiple injuries including a fractured right leg and possible internal injuries amid a day of multiple accidents in the Syracuse area.
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Licitle Himes
E Adams
Onondaga General Hospital
Syracuse
Alcal
William Jial
PLN
Sat
Donald Shendan
Samuel T. Nasser
Montee BL
Nasser Old Police
Himeschild
Jean Marquez
E. Adams St
Ruhathaav
Nedrow
Carol Porter
John McInosh
South St
Auburn
Feachers Case to Be Ended Aug 11
Miss Ruth Patterson told the Board of Education panel that she must conclude her dismissal case on August 11 at the Education Building. The panel, after a fruitless session with suspended teacher Edward Smith, heard testimony slowed to ensure accuracy on a stranding machine.
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Board OF Education
Ruth Patterson
Edward Smith
Patterson
Pauldrson
de Tussal
Uney
Miss Patterson
Richard T Alosher
Richard Gottschalk
Thot Mosher
Jail Release Plea Filed By Unnamed Inmate
An unnamed detainee seeks release arguing illegal imprisonment in an unspecified penitentiary. The filing alleges improper custody and requests court review. A separate case notes a May 2 sentencing in a criminal matter at the Court of Special Sessions with a defendant named Preston.
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Snondiga Penitentiary
Monte
Justus SJ
Stara
Altomney JA. Falr
Lax Montague
Tyethe Chord
Sear
Mon Otiara
Cruman FT
Preston
Court of Special Sessiona
Ice Omelet Or Egg Sherbet A Quirky Summer Concoction
A chaotic fragment describes an impossible ice omelet made with two eggs and about 900 pounds of ice. Names and garbled phrases blur the scene as a humorous, overheard event unfolds at a storage facility, with unclear participants and outcomes.
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Charles Runows
Ford
Akparries de Carbon
Om Central Cie
Ruth
Hiele
Hatard Kips
Atrotan Aulelbrer Skor
Showdown With Reds Is Here Says Taylor
Syracuse University professor Philip H. Taylor warned of a looming shooting war in Korea and stressed that key decisions will come from a few hardline Soviet leaders. He praised Dean Acheyson and Gen Omar Bradley while critiquing Truman’s optimism and detailing U.S. and United Nations actions from Korea to Greece and the North Atlantic Pact. He urged containment and warned that refugees and military strain would continue as the U.S. faces a broader confrontation with Communism.
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Philip H. Taylor
Syracuse University
Far East
Yeatorda Taylor
Maxwell Auditorium
Washington, D.C
Military Intelligence Service
Taylor
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Omar Bradley
Washington
United States
Baylor
Russia
North Korea
South Korea
Ruasin
Newh Korea
Greece
North Atlantic
Truman
United Nations Security Council
National Guard
Roéps
Finnal
Tuesia
Tessin
Iran
Taly
Turkey
Mediterranean
Syracuse Trust Co Low Bond Bidder in Eastwood Housing Plan
Syracuse Trust Co was named the low bidder for a bond issuance of 81 102 000 to help start the Eastwood public housing project. Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co quoted 105 percent interest plus a 21 premium. The report mixes unclear quotes and unrelated commentary on world affairs.
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ANE Syracuse Housing Authority
Syrause ‘Trust Co
Lalance
Eastwood Public Housing
Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co
Draft Boards on for New Orders in Syracuse
Military manpower agencies move to accelerate facilities aiding to adopt new schedules. Selective Service spokesmen note boards 37 8 and 58 classified. Frederick Winter chairs Board 37 saying operations become skelet on basis. Jacob C Latiff chairs Board 33, other boards lack a chair. County has 19 towns but no chair.
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Syracusies
Olulemem
Sopvige
Ab Leasset
Igy
Frederick Winte
Wat
Hresey
Sean Operming
Eskeled Hasis
Jacob C_ Latiifl
jBond
Beard
Lottery Slip Repeater Freed After Bail Set
Raymond Jewell pleaded not guilty in Police Court to possession of policy slips tied to a lottery scam. Bail was set at 500 cash or 1000 property. police alleged 100 slips found in his car, coat pocket, and home. Detectives traced slips to the P W lottery ticket operation after observing him in a grocery store.
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Raymond Jewell
Webster
Paul RR
Shanahan
William J. Bamericks
Robert Holland
Mercer Walzkoulen
James Considine
Jewell
E. Genesee St
Donardina
Cansidine
Jewells
P W Lotlery
Neighbors Aid Helps Cicero Farmer Amid Hard Harvest
Elmer Brown, farming 100 acres on Route 32 with his son and mother, received neighbor help after injuries last winter left Erwin bedridden. Memorial Hospital visits followed, while tiles hindered work. Nearby farmers brought movers, a baler and conveyor to move hay, aiming to handle about 50 loads.
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Cicero
Elmer Brown
Rmn
Erwin
Memorial
Brown
Eney
Kitten Mitzi Rescued After 100-Foot Limb Ordeal
Dorothea Joan Ripshi recounts Mitzi the kitten perched high in a tree for three days. Fire department and SPCA failed until Raymond Seymour and an assistant used a ladder and a bat to reach and bring Mitzi down safely. Dorothea, nearly six, and neighbors watched anxiously as the dramatic rescue ended with the cat purring at home.
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Dorothea Joan Ripski
MIT
Ts Dewa
Dorothea Joan Ripshi
Dorothea
Mitzi
SPCA
iRaymond
Seymour
Dorothea Jeans
Milton Av
Dorainen
Ars Joseph Rupski
Acci Fiee
Raymond Seymour
Dorathes
Dorothea Joan
Supervisors Review Two Month County Budget Plan
Members of the Ways and Means Committee led by Supervisor Roy A. Stewart met at Uw Court House to study department head estimates for an interim two month budget covering November and December. The plan bridges the year end and calendar year start under state law, with an estimated cost around 1.23 million dollars. The committee will reconvene Friday to finalize the budget figures for this two month period.
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Ways and Means
Board of Supervisors
Uw Court House
Roy A. Stewart
3Rd Ward
Ihe
Guernsey Milk Price Cut Reported by Industry
A Guernsey Milk price cut is reported locally with prices dropping to one cent a quart and seventy cents per gallon noted by industry sources. The move affects dairy dealers and reflects market adjustments during July with heavy milk contributing to lower product costs.
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Guernsey
Ubrooet
Nts
Ourees
Gold Guernsey Dairy
Peices
Ciher Deelers
Gui
Youth Breaks Arm In Fall From Ladder At Grandmother’s Home
SLARVEY ACKLEY of 92S det fersan sh. Pulaski, 4 comstruction worker on the State Thruw wimmed yesterday to Ono General Hospital after a mece oa jodeed in his right eye. Deputy Shands Tabegyabst and Famer Packe said Ackley W was serving the nail into a hoxaril. Youth Breaks Arm. In Fall Off Ladder I WAS 4 Cas reaching 1st Aabi of a Youngster too far 2eHer day and He resaibed in a fractured eit arm and a vit in Si Toeopl's Hospital a wheer-pickar Keaneth MiBain of 30 Rene achav, scm nled from a step ladder mmine rear tard at Ins grandmother's hone at 531 Casann Hewatt assisted PRohers Fatlemat, Dairelnan
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Thruway
Ackley
Detfersan
Si Toeopl
Boy Saved From Drowning In Onondaga Park
Clyde Gunn of 6074 West Street was saved yesterday from possible drowning in Biawalho Lake at Onondaga Park after abdominal cramps. A companion, Robert Gione, held him upright until lifeguard Jean Ford escorted the boy to safety.
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Clyde Gunn, I
West St
Biawalho Lake
Onondaga Park
Ponolman Anthony Clunski
la Companion
Robert Gione
Janitor Quells YMCA Fire Early This Morning
A janitor contained a small mattress fire in a YMCA room at 403 AM. Peter Hankin used a fire extinguisher to control the blaze until Engine Company 1 arrived. No injuries reported as firefighters finished the scene.
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YMCA
ALCA
Chester Golownil
James Gardner Wawehd
Peter Hankin
Main Breaks Brine Floods Erie Blvd Disturbance
Brine from a Solvay plant reservoir flooded the 500 block of Erie Boulevard causing undermining of a railroad spur and water service disruption. Repairs expected in days. cause under investigation. Solvay officials and city crews closed valves and diverted traffic as manager Harry Towen reported entering the plant to seal the cellar. detectives aided by officers controlled the area.
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Soleay Drains Co
Erie Blvd
Tully
Solvay
John Morrell & Co
Fac
Ene Vivd
Solvay Splace
la the King
Harry WW. Towen
Sianager
Miear Congern
Charles Robinson
City Water Shop
Newell and
Valley
Moters
Leavenworth
Chester Plaikowae Pene
Sames Lynch
Tedic
Army Convoys Roll Through City Amid Draft News
Two army convoys moved through the city amid yesterday's draft notice. A southbound 100-vehicle convoy rolled through around 7:45 PM, while a second convoy passed earlier, both displaying hastily painted signs reading Korea or Bust. Involved agencies and exact routes were not disclosed.
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Raynoravi
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McIntosh
Rubberman
Porters
Crouse-living Hospital
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Sentinel Heights
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Rockwell
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Corina
Lafayette
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Moscow
War Administration
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Hal Eng
Koren
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Tayior
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Syracuse Trust Co
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