Syracuse Buzz Bomb Highlight Of Air Force Display
Amid ominous skies and scattered showers the Army First Air Force Caravan staged a Clinton Square display featuring 16 units. A large American bomb with a one ton head, range 400 miles, speed 450 miles per hour drew attention along with an engineering van, anti aircraft searchlights, a welding shop, and a parachute feature. A crash ambulance and a 40 member staff completed the exhibit shown from 4 to 6 PM and 7:30 to 9 PM Tuesday and Wednesday, with Syracuse University represented by Raymond Kliebed at a UN program in New York City.
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Aire Force
Clinton Square
America
Army
Air Force
Marriage Licenses for Local Residents Listed
Frank Pietrowski of 324 Apple Street and Mary Stipack of Lamson. Rudolph J. Indick of 712 Secone North Street and Florence EB. Owens of 328 Tallman Street appear on marriage license records.
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Frank Pietrowski
Apple St
Mary Stipack
Lamson
Rudolph J. Indick
Secone North St
Florence
EB. Owens
Tallman St
Syracuse man named service officer in air veterans group
JAMES DAVIS of Syracuse was named service officer of the National Air Service Veterans Association at its two day Stroudsburg convention. Carl M. Titchener was replaced as commander by A. G. Lindensmith of Allentown. Chicago was chosen as the 1947 conclave site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Syracuse
National Air Service Veterans’ Association
Stroudsburg
Associated Press
Carl M.titchener
National Association
A. G. Lindensmith
Allentown
Chicago
Famine Relief Committee Plans City Drive
The Mayor's Committee on Famine Relief chaired by Tracey KK dones met at the YMCA to map a citywide drive. Civic and fraternal leaders plan to join the effort to meet Syracuse's quota and lift the city higher among peers.
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Tracey KK. Dones
Y.M.C.A
Arsa
Syracuse
New Equipment Promised To Banish Plant Odors
Dr. Maurice J. Dooling reports that Syracuse Rendering Co at 2621 Erie Blvd E will install modern equipment within three months to eliminate obnoxious odors. Councilman Leslie A. Doolittle relayed concerns after George E. Luke investigated odors near the plant. W. D. Woodward, the manager, guaranteed improvement in discussions with Luke and Dooling.
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Syracuse Rendering Co
Erie Blve
Maurice J. Dooling
Bureau of Food and Sanitation
Department of Health
Leslie A. Doolittle
Doolittle
Dooling
George E. Luke
W. D. Woodward
Anager
Luke
Study Begins on Traffic Survey in Syracuse
With a 38 percent return, the State Department of Public Works began analyzing traffic survey data. District engineer William Robinson said the study will map bottlenecks citywide across 35 zones and 12 trade zones, correlate with counts, and guide paving and bottleneck remedies including parking elimination and bus rerouting. The completed survey is expected to be valuable for long range planning and could cost the city thousands of dollars in benefits.
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State Department of Public Works
William Robinson
Robinson
Beaumont
Tex
Syracuse
Burglars Net $800 Over Weekend
Syracuse police report a weekend series of thefts yielding more than $800. Items stolen included $318 in cash from milk dealer John Lischak, seven cases of whiskey from Tuffley Express, $16.48 in small articles, two hunting knives, flashlights, fishing gear, and household goods. Juveniles tampered with Acme Coal and a pinball machine yielded $15. Additional losses included canned goods, silverware, pillows, blankets, and $150 cash from a bartender.
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House Sheet Metal Company
Genesee St
Bisbing
Donald
Thompson Rd
Syracuse
S. Geddes St. Anthony Smoral
Paul Surdick
Clara Wolf
W. Onondagast
John Brolan
John Bradley
E. Onondaga St
Henry Ours
Three Deny 4 Traffic Count In Traffic Court
Three people pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated charges in Traffic Court before Judge Homer W. Walsh. Licenses of Palmer Stinson Hyde were suspended. bail set at 500 each. Palmer to July 31, Stinson to Aug. 2, Hyde to July 29. Palmer involved in a 338 Green st. crash. Stinson cited for passing red light on James st. Southard fined 50 for no license. others fined for speeding and improper passing.
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Homer W. Walsh
Robert J. Palmer
Mildred
Harry B. Stinson
E. Willow St
Charles G. Hyde
James St
Palmer
Stinson
Hyde
iLf Gilahnay
S U Forum To Close Wednesday
The Institute of Community Leadership concludes a two week Syracuse University conference Wednesday with a session by John W. Haring on organizing and community councils. Earlier sessions covered basic planning, radio and community relations, and methods to promote service programs and radio committees in communities.
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Citizens’ Council
Institute of Community Leadership
Syracuse University
John W. Haring
Walter H. Blucher
American Association of Planning Officials
Sergei Grmm
Rhea M. Eckel
Harod M. Day
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Robert Soule
National Association For Broadcasters, District 2
FEM
Wadeboncoeur
WSYR
Michael Hanner
Joseph Short
Girl Driver Fined For Leaving Scene
Miss Case of 208 Fayette 1st Manlius was fined 25 dollars after being arraigned before Justice Thomas Davis Fayetteville for leaving the scene of an accident. State police said a car owned by Robert G. Elliott at 1521 E. Genesee Street was side swiped on Route 20A east of Manlius. Case, driving a car owned by Bernard S. Holt of 16 Nelson Street in Cazenovia, was later apprehended in Manlius while operating a learner permit.
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Fayette
Manlius
Tisticer
Thomas Davis
Fayetteville
Skaneateles
Robert G. Elliott
E. Geneser St
Miss Case
Bernard S. Holt
Nelson St. Cazenovia
Plans Ready for Another University Housing Project
Syracuse University has architects plans ready for a new housing branch along Comstock avenue north of FE Colvin street. The complex will house about 1,500 unmarried ex servicemen with more than 300 in five two story barracks and a dining hall for 1,000. Land is city owned and leased from the Morningside Cemetery Association. The project sits opposite Collundale tract where 42 units from California Army surplus face Lancaster residents objections.
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Syracuse University
E. Colvin St
Comstock Av
Morningside Cemetery Association
FE. Colvin St
Morningside Park
Sampson Naval Base
Collandale
Lancaster
California
Collundale
Lancasteray
William P. Tolley
Hugh C. Gregg
Theft Gets 60 Day Term for $46 Loss
James P. Barber, 24, of 307 Oneida Street, was sentenced to 60 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary after admitting stealing $46.77 from his wife's grandmother. The petty larceny charge arose after Mrs Lillian K. Parkhill reported her purse missing from her home bathroom, where Barber and his wife lived.
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James P. Barber
Oneida St
Onondaga County
Lillian K. Parkhill
Barber
Judge Returns Stolen Radio to Woman in Court
Judge Homer W. Walsh in Police Court near Louay recovered a radio worth 38 from Edward C Zielinski his ex husband who pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga County penitentiary. The radio was found at 809 S McBride St and sold for 16 to a second hand dealer.
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Homer W. Walsh
Two Men Arrested in Grudge Robbery Case
Howard Davidson 35 reports being robbed after a dispute over money from a year ago. Arrested are Andrew Corona 21 and Nunzio Bagliere 19 for grand larceny and second degree robbery. A third man is held for questioning. Davidson says he was threatened and dumped near E Genesee Street after $18 cash and an $88 wristwatch were taken.
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Howard Davidson
E. Genesee St
Andrew A. Corona
Catherine St
Nunzio Bagliere
Hawley Av
Davidson
Corona
Bagliere
Marine Corps
E. Geneseest
Deny Guilt After Knife Fray
A Saturday stabbing led Parris 11 Blackburn, 38, of 608 E Fayette Jr, and William Bivens, caretaker, to Police Court on disorderly conduct charges. Blackburn shut a window breaking glass. a woman present sparked an argument, Blackburn was stabbed in the back with a jackknife. Both pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bond for Tuesday appearance.
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Parris
Blackburn
E. Fayette Jr
William Bivens
Bivens
4-H Council Plans Year's statewide activities in Syracuse
The New York State 4-H Club Council met at Hotel Syracuse to map a year of farm and home programs. Plans include a square-dancing contest across county playoffs, district and state championships, and the annual fall gathering of extension groups. Wilbur Pope presided, with F. E. Heingelman advising.
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New York
Wilbur Pope
Adams
F. E. Heingelman
Ithaca
Moving in Housing Rule Is Expanded
Syracuse announces State Housing Regulation No 3 expands tenant possession protections. Assistant attorney general Alexander L Saul notes the rule prohibits landlords or agents from denying initial possession to tenants entitled by law. The measure broadens earlier regulations Nos 1 and 2 under Chapter 274 of the Laws of 1946.
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Syracuse
Alexander L Saul
Joseph D. McGoldrick
Sandlord
Gosch Held In 1000 Dollar Bail
James R. Gosch twenty of 520 Schuyler street was arraigned in Police Court for grand larceny in the first degree. He pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 1000 dollars with the case postponed to Tuesday. The charge stems from stealing a 600 dollar car from Phillips Motor Company at 437 West Genesee Street on July 19. He drove it to Parish then was arrested for speeding by State Police on the way back to Syracuse. Gosch claimed his registration and license were at home and the judge postponed to allow him to produce them. He abandoned the car before arrest near Syracuse.
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James R. Gosch
Schuyler St
Gosch
Phillips Motor Company
W. Geneseest
Parish
Cicero
Justice of the Peace
Calvin Bonstead Gosch
Bonsted
Syracuse
Purse-Snatching Youths Sought in Syracuse
Syracuse police hunt two juvenile thieves after a series of purse snatchings. Mrs. Ruth Hoffman was robbed on Milton Avenue near Gere School, losing 49.50. The culprits fled to Lewis Park crowded by carnival attendees, while Mrs. George Ivanchak reported 53 taken from her purse on Grand Avenue. Mrs. Anna Skiddy said no cash was taken on Oneida Street near Tallman Street.
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Syracuse
Ruth Hoffman
Emerson Av
Milton Av
Gere School
Lisley Toms
Lewis Park
George Ivanchak
Warners
Two Sentenced After Knife Fight at Washington Street
Arthur Lawrence age 30 and Ernest Doneghy age 22 of 1235 E Washington St were each sentenced to 60 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary after a domestic quarrel. Lawrence said he "keeps house for" Doneghy as Doneghy struck him with a kitchen knife, chasing him from the home while cups and chairs were thrown. Both pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.
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Arthur Lawrence
Washington St
Ernest Doneghy
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Lawrence
Doneghy
Injury improves after skull fracture operation
Henry Kirby of 10048S in the town isesnds u, in Memorial Hospital after a horse kicked him in the head Saturday. He underwent surgery Saturday night to remove a square inch of bone pressing on the brain. The horse kicked him when attempting to hide it and the injury occurred in the head region.
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Henry Kirby
Townisencdsu
Memorial Hospital
Scout Camp Sees Record Attendance at Woodland Visit
Fifteen hundred parents and friends visited Camp Woodland north of Constantia for a record attendance in five years. Scouts from Tuscarora village Troop 48 won canoe and boat events, Cayuga village Troop 72 Solvay and Troop 10 Lincoln Junior High earned second, and Huron village Troops 69 93 and 75 led swimming. An evening retreat closed the day with staff and visitors on the parade ground.
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Camp Woodland
Constantia
Kibhee
Tuscarora Village
John C. Roberts School
Cayuga
Genn C. Tomb
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Syracuse Universty
Raymond Ktiebed
Intercollegiate Institute
New York City
Ameccan
United Nations
Donald Fd. Obraen
Medical Corps
Walter Reed G Gneral Hospital
If OF
Praen
Eaward Obrien
OF Village
Sheffield
Uta
Evelyn Aria Bowe
120Th St
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Medent Corp
Walter Reed
JA. O'Brien
Maison Francase
Tniversityay
le’ Alliance Francaire
Breach Motion Pictures
Strawr
ESM
Tetra Tale
FN Dewitt
Bud Allen
Pad
Mroo
Emerald Fo Allen
Dewittshire
Senstor
Walter
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Wo Castle
Anthony Ao Colelin
Em Leafennar
Seward Wo Hasnes
Ida B
Charles
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North St Duis
Exnercifelen
Yd William J Mare
Mary E
Kirkpatrick St
Meron
John Ts
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Robert Pt Ola
Atas Etean Chians
Daly
New York ‘Telephone Co
So Paleare Si Inc
Ononcagit
Unlt
Miss Id& Sabatino
Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Syra- Mag
Red Cross
New York State Cancer Commission
Onondaga
Onondaga Health Association
Chess Club
Townsend Club
Yates Hotel
Packard Motor Co. of
Wingate Sales Corp
Lincheon
General Electric Co
Syracusan
Famine Relief Committee
Ffty
Costello
Thomas F. Keane
Municipal Recreation Commission
Strand Theater
John Lischak
Herriman St
Lischak
Francis Carroll
Netherland Dairy Company
Dennison
Acme Coal Company
Butternut St
Frank Curran
Louay
Judge Walsh
Walsh
H Council
Arene
Donald Patrick
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
Laguardia
Pope
Vatican City
Pius XII
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
UNRRA
Eric
Kirtlands
S. Sakna Si
Paountain Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
Erie Blvd
West
P. R. Quinlan Florist
E. Onondaga
Cingleam
Park St
Paramount Theater
Hayman
Expert Watch Repairing
South
Salina St
Ies Ee
Stamimite
Murray's
National Disinfecting CO
University
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