Nine Hurt In Weekend Accidents Reported
Nine persons were injured in weekend auto accidents. Daisy Hudson, 61, suffered a broken left leg and severe facial lacerations when Theodore Hudson, 20, crashed into a parked car on Genesee Street. Ray Mactlut owned the parked car. Violet Reegie escaped with abrasions after being knocked while entering a parked car struck on Route IL. Edward J. Lontin’s car forced into a parked car leaving Mrs. Lontin with a knee injury. Charles Strait faced reckless driving charges after crashing into a front porch on East Syracuse. Strait and passenger John Arnold escaped serious injury. Six people were injured when two cars collided north of Central Square on Route 11. George Wilson’s car hit Clyde Creighton’s, causing brain concussion to Creighton and neck injuries to Mildred Creighton and others.
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Daisy Hudson
Theodore Hudson
Edgermond Jr
Genesee St
Roger Dwyer
Frank Wolff
Bludson
Ray Mactlut
Carbonsi
Madson
Whidshield
University Hospital
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Violet Reegie
Bedford
Lafayette
Three Rivers
John Hopkins
Kinnest
East Syracuse
About & AM
Strail
John FR. Arnold
Clark St
Syracuse
Strait
Central Square
George Wilson
Stinard Av
Charlotte Church
Ann Church
Roberta Brinkerholf
D. L. Jamieson
James St
Wilson
Two Greene Men Die In Greene Airport Plane Crash
Two Greene men died when a Fairchild monoplane crashed near Greene Airport in Geneva Sunday night. Willam Carroll 48 a World War II veteran and Royal Canadian Air Force pilot and Richard Bohn 33 a licensed commercial pilot perished. Coroner investigation began. the plane owned by Richard Craik of Greene. Carroll survived by two sons and a sister. Bohn survived by his wife and two children.
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Greene Airport
Geneva
Willam Carroll
Greene
Royal Canadian Air Force
Richard Bohn
Matt G. Binane
Oxford Today
Richard Craik
Freene
Walter Burroughs
C. W. Chapin
Everett Centerwall
Carroll
Root Funeral Home
Rohn
Rogers Funeral Home
Whipple Auto Supply Co
Binghamton
William Carroll, Jr
Edgar Carroll
St. Lawrence University
War Hospital Troupe to Perform at Delaware Baptist Church
Three nationally known religious entertainers from Veterans Hospital Programs tour coast to coast to uplift troops. Richard Maxwell, Pat Withrow Jr, and Helen Benner perform at Syracuse Delaware Baptist Church with Dr Calvin M Thompson Sr announcing. The sacred yet fresh program toured Army Navy camps nationwide and aims to inspire service members to stand for faith.
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Veterans Hospital
Army the Nay
Delaware Baptist Peete Te
Vmupon
Wyccingsgay Ab & Link
Richard Maxwell
Seth Parker
NBC
United States
Maxwell
Pat Withrow, Jr
South
Helen Benner
Withrow
Vicemoen
America
Miss Benner
Alec Templeton
Ime
Nymns
Calvin M. Thompson
Delaware Baptist Church
Army and Navy
New York State
Syracuse
Animals suffer heavy losses at Bikini bomb test
A briefing from Vice Admiral Blandy’s staff says nearly 25 percent of animals aboard ships in the first atomic bomb test at Bikini were killed or died from lethal rays. About one third of the survivors are critically ill, with captains noting the animals posed July 1 suffered no real pain and full details would take months to determine.
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Bikin} Lagoon
Bikini
Adm
William H. P. Blandy
R. H. Draeger
Blandy
Aimals
Dr Haring to Head Buyer's Strike Rally in Syracuse
Principal speaker at tonight's buyers strike rally in Lincoln Auditorium is Dr. Douglas G. Haring sociology professor at Syracuse University. Students from the Fir will join city residents in a general demonstration against rising prices. A.V.C. members stage a campus picket parade at 6:80 and downtown at 7 p.m. as part of a civic protest urging price controls.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Douglas G. Haring
Syracuse University
City Folk
American Veterans Committee
Syracuse
Civic Committee
Edward Welling
Gerald Adler
A. V.C
Clinton Square
Central High School
Student Veterans Assembly
Youth For Progress
Citizens Committee For Fair and Effective
C.I.0. Council
A. F. of L
Una Merkel Returns to Films in Its a Joke Son
Una Merkel resumes screen career after three-year layoff. She will start work soon on Eagle-Lion production It's a Joke Son with Kenny Delmar, famed as Senator Claghorn.
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Una Merkel
Hollywood
INS
Comedienne
Eagle-Lion
Kenny
Senator Claghorn
Delmar
State Crop Outlook Is Called Good for 1946 Harvest
The 1946 New York vegetable crop outlook shows promising production. Snap beans planted on 13,400 acres exceed last year, with potential yields near 1,876,000 bushels, and commercial canning and freezing beans on 22,000 acres could reach 37,400 tons. Cabbage acreage rises in Long Island and upstate, with late Danish cabbage not yet published, while summer carrots and cauliflower show gains in area and expected crates.
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New York
Long Island
Ontario County
Catskill Mountain
City Hall Admits Coon Job Was Created
City Hall revealed that the assistant superintendent position for curriculum and in service training, dated July 1 for Harold J. Coon, was created only last week while the previously held elementary division post was abolished after William W. Wright’s retirement. The Board of Estimate had adjourned to abolish Wright’s job and create Coon’s, with earlier remarks from Superintendent Patton about the realignment of duties.
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City Hall
Coon
Harold J. Coon
William W. Wright
Board of Estimate
Wright
Board of Education
David J. Patton
Estitimate
New York Vegetables Show Ten Year Growth In 1946 Outputs
Apple style reportage notes fresh produce gains across New York state with celery onions lettuce and corn. Early celery on 700 acres yielded 280000 crates while main crop estimates due in August. Market sweet corn area may reach 25000 acres yielding about 117.5 million ears, against 1941 and 10 year averages.
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New York
Soil Subsidy Plan Announced for 1947 Funds
Washington reports the Agriculture Department unveiled a 314 million dollar soil subsidy program for 1947 to restore soil after wartime drainage. Eligibility hinges on adopting soil and water conservation practices advised by state AAA farmer committees, department experts, and local farmer committees.
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Washington (P
Agriculture Department
Congress
AAA
Decision Held In Bail Case Involving Miss Culp
Justice Clifford H. Searl in the Supreme Court declined to rule on reducing the $5,000 bail for Miss Raylene Culp 26 of 409 Harrison Jr charged with grand larceny first degree. The decision was referred to county court where the case originated Judge Leo W. Breed previously raised the bond from 1,000 to 5,000 on proffered findings by ADA Frank del Vecchio.
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Clifford H. Searl
Supreme Court
Raylene Culp
Harrison Jr
Justice Searl
Orig
Leo W. Breed
Breed
Buss Culp
Frank del Vecchio
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Dr. Haring
Ronald Bergethon
William Lehmann
John J. Maurillo
William Quinn
A. F. of L. Council
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Howard Johnson Res
Thomas Hayes
Pcs
Charles P. Wortman
Miss Culp
del Vecchio
Sears
Jean “Powesend
Albert Wrisnerge
Didama St
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