Arson Hinted In Three Night Fires
Three North Side fires under investigation with arson suspicion after 3 AM blazes. Culbert and First North location involved a car fire of John Lee at 809 First North. A second blaze damaged a rear cellar at 122 Culbert with occupants rescued. A rubbish fire beneath a rear porch at Prospect prompted a later response. Officials noted recent similar fires, with few clues so far.
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Tearemen
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Charles “Kurtz
Robert Miller
John, Lee
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Rudy ‘Kessier
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Kessier
Jemping
Amd
Ludwig Harter
Lillian
Joseph Heick
James Fitzgerald
Charles Seath
Walter Lang
Art Philip Hafner
Bertha Juhanus
Arsen
Syracuse election prompts varied posts and incidents
John E. Brotan of 362 Seymour St was elected senior vice commander of the New York Department of the Army and Navy Union at a weekend ceremony. Aylng? of 503 Tuftie St was chosen junior vice commander. Mary Goodrich of 444 Woodbine Ave was made junior vice president. Francis Collins of 195 Jasper St slipped in the bath at 2 AM, suffered two cuts, and was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital by Radolmen Carl Kurtz and Robert Miller for stitches. Ball Cardinale of 809 Hawley Ave reported a thief unlocked a street door, reached through a hallway glass, unlocked the inner door, and stole $155 from a cash register. Three will meet at 8 PM tomorrow in the clubrooms at 220 E Washington St for an entertainment session. Dr Boy G Williams of the University was elected to the New York Visual Council at But...
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Seymour St
New York
Francis Collins
Jasper St
St Joseph's Haospital
Radolmen
Carl Kurtz
Jana Robert Miller
Ball Cardinale
Hawley Av
Uli's
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Tomorrrow
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Iazy
Ghosen
Boy G. Williams
Atersity
New York Visual Council
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Emigration Hearings Set For Six Syracuse Residents
An immigration official will reconsider the status of six persons in Syracuse in a week of hearings led by Harold E. Barnes head inspector of the Social Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization and Arthur Talbot. The hearings cover status determinations for those whose deportability is in question under current immigration requirements. Baynes declined to identify the individuals involved.
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Syracuse
Harold E. Barnes
Socal Bureau of Emigration and Naturalization
Sax Arthur Talbot
Auburn State Frison
Baynes
Three Draw Prison Terms In County Court
Three men received prison sentences from Judge Leo W. Breed in County Court after guilty pleas. Frederick Diehl, 42, of 455 West Mooreland, drew one-and-a-half to five years for grand larceny from Leo's Tavern on March 10. Maurice Finn, 33, of 7 East Genesee Street, pleaded guilty to second degree forgery for signing a check with the name Ellis Wake. Sam Santmier, 53, of 32 Oswego Boulevard, faced third degree burglary charges tied to a residence in Jamesville.
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Gui Frederick Diehl
West
Mioreland
Leo
E. Geneseest
Ellis Wake
Sam Santmier
Jamesville Penitenaz
Oswego Blvd
Aquacade Planned by Syracuse Recreation for Aug 6 1949
Plans advance for the 1949 Syracuse Recreation Department Aquacade set for August 6 at Burnet Park pool. The two part water show includes morning public swimming contests and an evening professional production. Enrollment calls have been issued, with qualifiers required for the 100 yard swim and ages 15 and over.
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Will Te Hodge
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Wellington
tWweslington
Suimmers
Burnet Park
Mevon
Syracuse
Synchronized Swimming
Favort
Jean
Conference at S U on guidance education meeting
State education officials from across the state attend Syracuse University for the fourth annual Conference on Educational and Vocational Guidance. The program covers tests, avoiding dropouts, and life adjustment, with leaders from the Education Department, Syracuse University, and the State Counselors Association guiding sessions.
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Syracuse University
Eversday
State Education Department
State Counselors Association
State Employment Service
18 County Fire Units To Parade At Sencourt Fire Days
18 county fire units join Sencourt Volunteer Fire Department field days Thursday through Saturday. A parade Saturday afternoon features 18 fire companies with auxiliaries, Knights of St John, Cadets of Commandery 250, Scouts, school patrols, Gibson Drum Corps, and Legion Drum and Bugle units. Awards honor nearest arriving company and largest unit, plus auxiliaries. Opening day includes a Syracuse Boys Club exhibition. bouts refereed by Carl Hart. Boxing night features a talent show hosted by Arthur Bivinion. Bucket brigade tests Thursday at 8 PM. fire equipment rate Friday at 8 PM. New Oscar Rescue race debuts Saturday night. Felton-Al Boyce of 252 West Fourth St underwent major surgery Saturday at Lee Memorial Hospital. longtime Oswego Falls Pulp Mill assistant superintendent.
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Knights of St John
Commandery 250
Gibson
Post 41
American Legion
Anpearms
Audiliaries
Syracuse
Bong Tear
Lyncourt
Carl Hart
Arthur Bivinion
Oscar
Felton
al Boyce
Lee Memorial Hospital
Osweco Falls
Roosevelt Field May Be Lighted
The Common Council planned to consider a lighting system at Roosevelt Field with an appropriation near 2540 for equipment and work. Mayor Krank and Councilman Bowles pursued city needs while Bowles contemplates a new parking measure for the 200 block of West Washington Street to aid banking deliveries after 3 PM and on Saturdays.
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Souncilman
George H. Bowles
W. Washington
Driverless Car Injures Syracuse Boy
A driverless car struck a Syracuse boy injuring his right eye after a vehicle rolled toward him. Hospital staff reported no further details as Cayuga County sheriff's office indicated no active report. The incident was one of several accidents early yesterday across Syracuse and Auburn.
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Cayuga County
Sheriff's Office
Syracuse
Entrance Ages Cut By 3 Scout Groups
More than 2200 additional boys in Structse and Onondage County will be offered membership in the Boy Scouts of America starting September 1 as age rules expand across Cub Scouting Boy Scouting and Exploring. Albert Gordon president of the Onondaga County Boy Scouts said the plan has drawn enthusiastic response at five local council meetings. A final meeting for Limestone area scouters is set for tomorrow in Manlius. The changes bring eight year olds into Cub Scouting and allow 11 to 14 year olds to join Boy Scout units and Explorer posts.
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Albert Gordon
Onondaga County
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Tully
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Harper
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Ernest F. Beach
Washington
Onondaga General Hospital
Pat Ielmen
James Driscoll
James Dorsey
Vote Probe Case Sent To Malpass
A complex traffic crash and related court actions dominate reports from Utica and East Syracuse. Drivers John Luis and Edward W. Cle ven face charges from a collision on Green Street while Malpass court proceedings in Syracuse address a state ordered vote probe challenged by Utica officials and local leaders. The show cause order was referred to Justice Malpass for regular term in Syracuse amid jurisdiction questions.
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Howard Pingrose
Frank P. Milpass
Syracuse
Rufus P. Eleffante
Dennis P. O'Dowd
Ringrose
Special Grand
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Qdoud
Ezra Hanagan
Justice Ringrose
Frank Pratt
Uiea
Osmuns Pop Up Guam War Bride Reunion on Base
Mrs Marilyn Drake Os watered news with husband George B Osmun stationed at North Guam Air Force Base. He arrived in June to celebrate their wedding while she pursues education and works toward reuniting in the States or Japan. Both linked to Syracuse University and Wells College, she studied business admin. The Osmun clan participates in base musical events as Guam locals adapt to overseas life awaiting future orders.
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Herta Oustal
North Guam Air Force Base
Marilyn Drake Osagua
George B. Osmun
Guam
Genesee St
Beon
Emmo
Earle C. Drake
Wells Col'ege
Syacuse University
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Japan
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Jail Fatality Is Probed In Watertown Inquest
In Watertown investigators questioned more than five people as part of an inquest into the death of Frank W. Brown. Prosecutor Milton A. Witise said witnesses would be heard throughout the day. Brown, arrested earlier on public intoxication, was moved from jail to the hospital following an alleged incident involving Patrolman Carl F. Dali.
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Frank W. Brown
Milton A. Witise
Brown
Capiral
Syracuse
Wilise
Carl F
Dali
Eat
Joseph's
Hibernians Oppose Atlantic Pact
The Hibernians of Onondaga County denounced the Atlantic Pact and urged maintaining Northern Ireland's separation from the Republic of Ireland. They criticized parochial and nonpublic schools seeking federal aid and adopted resolutions at a Marcellus meeting to be sent to President Truman and key legislators.
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Order of Hibvernians of América
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Republic of
Eire
Marcellus
Truman
Senate
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