Mengarelli Indicted in U S Court Over Stock Fraud
Federal grand jury returned a five count indictment against Alex A. Nesgarelt for using the Exchange Act to defraud investors in Grande Corporation stock from 1937 to 1939. Judge Bryant set bail at 5000 as prosecutors revealed alleged misrepresentation and stock sales, with a broader investigation by the Securities Exchange Commission and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex A. Nesgarelt
Jocat
Reid
Cme
Ozaninc Corporation
Tteny Gptel
Phils Wrener
Allernes
John Pitts
Mengarelli
Prien
Irving TH. Lessen
Mongarelly
Ormide
New York State
Onondaga County Grend
Park Pool Accident Injures Solvay Diver Victim
Willem Welch, 38, of 1755 Milton Avenue Solvay, suffered a fractured cervical neck after being struck by diver Harry Capes during a Bumel Park pool incident last night. Welch was unconscious, revived by duty officers, then taken to university hospital with no paralysis evident on admission. Canela helped pull Welch from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Willem Welch
Milton Aveiue
Solvay
Bumel Park
Welch
Harry Capes
Caroline Avenue
Welcho
Ijeguarts
Te Pool
Canela
Sir Puiling Welch
Roy Attack Victim Left In Grave Medical Condition
Detectives intensify search for a 12 to 13 year old assailant after Roy is critically injured. Richard Huzycki of SA Tennyson Avenue remained unconscious at Stractire Memorial Hospital as investigators pursue leads and additional detectives join the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Richard Huzycki
SA Tennyson Avenue
Stractire Memorial Hospital
Pressen Starch
Doyle
Richard
Ave
Chie
William E. Rapa
Che
Rowland P. Graves Joins Syracuse Classical Languages Faculty
Rowland P. Graves and Paul Gracher of Berlin will join the Syracuse University Department of Classical Languages and Archaeology faculty. Grae ter van Alea, a Yale English graduate, has created scholarships and has tutored in Latin. he will earn his doctorate upon completion of his serial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postferc
Paul Gracher
Berlinn
Conny
Syracuse University
Perley Oakland Plaes
Yale
Graeter van Alea
Amies
Missing 14 year old girl on hitchhike trip
A 14 year old girl identified as Ginnan of 6 Teall Avenue disappeared after leaving to hitchhike to visit relatives. Police, acting on a relatives request, search for Ginnan after she failed to return by evening. Her mother Cornelia Ginnah spoke to Acting Detective Serst. Louis Heyabon.
Cramer Family Notes Carrier Exhibit at World's Fair
Kenneth F Chamem recounts a Syracuse visit to the World's Fair with the Cramer family. They praise Carrier Corp Igloo displays, the diamond exhibit, weather, and the overall experience, noting guards and a close view of a large blue diamond while stressing the family’s vacation highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Carrier
Kenneth F. Chamem
New York
Carreler Corporation
la Fack
Bern
Air Sr Croncomeneron
Syracuse
Kewell F. Cramer
Dick Cramer
In Gaveier Corporation
Hospital Receives Endowment Gift in Rogers Memorial
Hollywood scene notes a $1000000 endowment to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in memory of Will Rogers. Fenn" Tershott, head of the Motion Picture Relief Fund, presented the gift. Hospital leaders and friends toasted the donation at dinner. The endowment funds ten hospital beds for ill actors and helps finance a $250000 clinic to operate with the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Hollywood
Cedars of
Comfuneon
Farr Is Reelected Men's Garden Club Officers
New York July 2 The Men’s Garden Club reelected officers at a park service in Chicago at 4 o’clock. Farr was named president with Lois E. Tarr as 1st vice president and G. Childs as treasurer. Directors include Rnelwell, Hastings, and Mosby. The event featured Children Will Sing and a religious service with speaker Phister of Highland Park.
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Farr
Men’s Garden
Club
Lois E. Tarr
New York
America
Panton
Cheego
Park
Brasidenty G
Bercuris
Devbin Af Dockson
Mich
Mission Alliance
Rotary
D. M. Hastings
Elina
Park Religiouas
Syracuse
Rnelwell
Churchea
Lindace
Nevwenstfe
Pa. We Aine Phinps, ‘Aupanintendent of Phster of Highland Parx
Bod
Hur R Mosby
Memphis
Tenn
Body of Missing Man Recovered in Coney Island Creek
Police believe the body recovered from Coney Island Creek near Hinl Street in Brooklyn may be Thomas Taylor, 39, of 510 East Fryntton Street, reported missing by his wife Irene Toylos. The body was sent to Kings County Morgue. Detective Cait William McTagar said Mrs Catherine Craig of 106 Slocum Avenue cannot reach the rooming house by the time of inquiry. Mrs Vrone Taylor remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atana
Coney Island Creek Bay
Hinl Street
Brooklys
Thomas ‘Taylor
Irene Toylos
Kings County
Thomas Tastor
Tanne
Locust Avenue
Joyce
Sivan’ Avenue
Cait. Wiilliam Mictager
Catherine Craig
Ronfurts
Slocum Avenue
Tarloc
Vrone
Taylor
Man Loses Four Fingers In Bakery Machine Accident
Joseph Chanehiske, 44, of 329 Stadium Place, is in University Hospital in critical condition after his right hand was caught in a dough mixer at a bakery on Harrisom Street. He was adjusting a new motor control when the mishap occurred. Only his thumb remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chanehiske
Stadium Place
University Hospital
Weddler Bakery
Harrisom Street
Tre
Chenchske
Bixtet
Fort Ontario Sited as Upstate CCC Supply Depot
Fort Ontario near Oswego is under consideration as the upstate headquarters and supply depot for the Civilian Conservation Corps. A survey conducted weeks ago explored a new Jack location, noting government property and potential transfer to Camp Jackson by Sept. 1, with permanent use contingent on a new army unit.
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Fort
Ontario
CCC
Fort Ontario
Syme
Fort Ontari
Leoape Row
Camp Jackson
Injured in Fall to Concrete at Local Garage
Richard $verpachowski of 211 Pheris Street is in St Joseph's Hospital with severe head injuries from a 10 foot fall yesterday. He lost footing while climbing Iron gird around the garage of Anthony Zizzid at 990 Milton Avenue and fell onto a concrete floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard $Verpachowski
Pheris Street
St Josep's Hospital
Anthony Silzzid
Milton Avenue
Foresters Care For Sixty Refugees at Oakville Orphanage
Sixty refugees from Great Britain will be cared for at the Independent Order of Foresters orphanage in Oakville Ontario. Members of Court Sentral City, Silp rise Unit of the order, and Mr and Mrs Oral Ling oversee the facility. The orphanage operates to provide for the refugees arriving in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Oakville
Ont
Enter
Oral Ling
Women Voters League To Publish Election Handbook
The Women Voters League will issue a free election handbook for Caney County and surrounding areas. It will cover ten questions on key issues and provide expert explanations. Chairman is William I Mosher with Mrs John ell ts lee as chairwoman. other members include Ey Cummings, Mrs Dunala Bishop, Mrs Alfred Maas, and Mac 5 Wilson. The handbook aims to help voters compare positions, following a practice used by Monroe and Hassan Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Caneydaga County
William I Mosher
Jobnell
Lee
Ne Suen
Upstate Lands Defense Contracts Totals Then Rise
Federal contracts totaling more than 3 million dollars are spread to Upstate New York firms. Hirons Jack, Lawler Brothers, Mleason Works, Allegheny Ludlum Steel, General Electric, and other companies receive orders for clothing, steel rods, gear, and power transfer equipment. Deliveries span from October to January with varied due dates including November 8 and December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speclad
Washington
Aqdins
Upstate
New York
Hirons Jack Seeks
Feday
Caroline Corporation
Syracuse
Zefrigeraline
Navy
Giner Cootepets Intiedes Eles Knitting Company
Utiea
We Army
Lawler Brothers, Paper Mills
East Rochester
Government
Selixery
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Gar
Dunkirk
Army Ordnance
Mleason Works
Rochester
General Electric Company
Schenectady
He Srelamation Bureau
Sraffe Conn
Chit Aeronautics Authority
Antiaircraft expert warns of raids from Europe
Washington July 2. Thomas P. Philips, an anti aircraft expert, warned that modern planes from Europe could raid the United States and urged rapid, integrated defense measures. He called for a 24 hour, 206 mile warning network and stressed the need to combine all air defenses as European air power grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas P- Fhudps
Europe
United States
Fiat
Paullipe
Coast Artillery
Ft. Leavens Wworth
Philips
Atlantic
Great Britain
Germany
London
Little Falls Senior Class Elects Officers at Central City Institute
Ruth Beinger of Little Falls is elected senior class president of Central City Business Institute. James Ts and Virginia Green win top posts as secretary and treasurer respectively. Edward Ryan also listed among officers. An advisory board and plans for August graduation in 1940 are noted with local trustees and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
Ruth Beinger
Serce
Central City Business Institute
Syrscusgns
Jeter
Jamen Ts
Hryant Street
Elizabeth Femee Puleski
Humeld Phillips
Cortland
Richara Scales
McConnellrake
Derolly N McCormican
Carthage
Theodore Frank
Hienll~ Fon
Teerannd Cobkly Critterango
Beend
Church Pilgrimage by Welsh Society at Nelson
The Welsh Church at Nelson hosts the second annual pilgrimage by David's Society tomorrow. Rev. Lewis Powell will preach at 3:30 PM followed by a garden picnic on the shaded church grounds. William Edwards and Samuel Phillips lead singing and mace. a large list of assistants helps with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Society
Anuil
David's Society
Nelson
Lewis Powell
Mace Ape
Willam Edwards
Samuel Phillips
Evan Evans
Roderick
John Burayheer
William Fenland
Police Hunt Gypsies Who Robbed Man
A man on North Main Street, Jordan, reports being robbed by a group of five women and two men in a car. He described the approach, the exchange, and the wallet theft, noting a hidden sum recovered later and the car with license plates used during the incident. The case involves a theater area substation and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sjely Walice
Jonny
Willian Briggen
Nori Main Street
Jordan
Nf SA
Briggen
Vilaze
Tio'elnei
Andy
Aliro
Blockade denial over St Pierre and Miquelon dispute
Ottawa rejected British bids to block the French islands off Newfoundland. Canada said no plan to intervene, despite French claims of growing pressure. The Martinique commissioner accused Britain of coercion, but Ottawa called the charge misinterpreted. A British mission reportedly sought control of St Pierre while a lookout patrol demanded internment of a ship. Also noted are twin birthday announcements in Sioux City.
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Canada
Ottawa
Internal Affairs Department
St. Pierre and
Migueton
Neww Foundland
Britain
Cannia
Newfournland
St. P Serte
France
Martinique
Fort de Prancr
Pierre Dishing
24th Convention Of Baby Chick Men Wearied Meeting Hiseock
The tale of the 24th convention of the Baby Chick Men Association reveals plans in Skanceteles with lead organizer Bel Piedlured and executive secretary Hicks. About 500 members expected, with 10 from Washington and experts in poultry research. The event features displays on eggs and poults, cooking demonstrations, and educational talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiseock
West
Hersis Hiscock
Skanceteles
Taleenaliene
Sty Shiele Association
Jmants
Ielidia
Washington
Cianpear
Geryun
Estocielion Fom
Rees
Hicks
Club Women Donate 235 To Red Cross
A local club raised 235 dollars for the Red Cross as part of a larger drive noted in a meeting report. The Salt Weed Women’s Club contributed a total that assisted the 540,000 quota goal, with committee chair Hurlbut and Mr. Smith urging continued effort and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Red Cross
Saltweed
Aternoon
Iceni Red Cros
Sal
Furmee
Hurlbut
Smite Shairman
Smith
Fesseter
Seton
Choir to Perform at Meeting Tonight by Auburn Gospel Ensemble
The Auburn Second Baptist choir of five voices is scheduled to sing at an open meeting hosted by the Hesene Alliance near the mission buildings. Rev Dr Paul Jumps of Auburn Church will speak about election issues. A separate group, the Dillesteck Melody Makers, will perform worship music tomorrow night. Five children will join the program playing piano, drums, accordions, violins, and bells.
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Second Baptist Sas
Auburn
Hesene
Paul
Aubert
Willy
Dillesteck Melody Makers
Nigkt
Brewerton Man 32 Hurt After Collision Near Isla Valley Drive
A collision between a Pis auto mobile and a vehicle operated by George Wilmer of Isla Valley Drive left a Brewerton man, 32, with serious head injuries. Police investigated the crash and awaited further medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewerton
Pis _automobile
George Wilmer
Isla Valley Drive
80 Children Back in City After Camp
A group of 80 children returned to Syracuse after a ten day Salvation Army camp at Wooodedle near Syracuse. The camp operated under city supervision with unit divisions of ten, a senior and junior counselor per unit, featuring foot races, novelty events, sand modeling and crafts. Camp staff included executive director Deat Willisn D. Valentine and several university and hospital affiliates directing dramatics, recreation, and activities.
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Woodeldle
Ontario
Lye Teerection Aia
Trsines Lradess
ERS
Deat Willisn
Citadel
Syracuse
Margaret Cy Biefer
Louie Beagle
Syracuse Citadel
Cope Wie
Upland
Ind
Aml
Seeks Relief as Husband Vanishes in December Disappearance
Mrs Johnson reports her husband John Jabossa, 32, missing since December 335, with officials stating she sought relief, and detectives note she cannot be placed on walls without showing effort to locate him. Johnson lives at 1125 Fort Worth Street.
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Seaks
John Jabossa
Paler
Mxm
Johmson
Lves
Fot
Coymsersl Street
Weliare
Johnsom
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Herald-Journal
Vareas
Swift Packing
sElepdey Nee
Women Voters League
Carrier and
Utica
Onondaga Creek
Fover
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Urigge
West Jefferson Street
Witigis
Bulline
Audavious
Sioux City
Towa
Mtr
Hirs
Donnald L. Glover
Lowes Ater
Gard
Salvation Army
Taunton
Milea Grom
Tan Ave
Corte Barques
1000 Islands
Scenic Skyway
1000 Isles
2000 Islands Bridge
Alexandria Bay
T. S
Don and
Fortiga Exchange
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