Fire Truck Slams Two Parked Cars in Forenoon Crash
Four firefighters escaped injury as a hook and ladder truck sideswiped two parked cars in the 200 block of M Salina street while answering an alarm. The earlier Drennan Steel blaze had been extinguished before the crew arrived. Truck 6, assigned to Engine 12 in West Genesee Street, replaced a recent wrecked unit. The alarm rang at 10 17 P.M. and the truck responded promptly.
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N. Salina
M. Salina St
Drennan Steel Products Corp
Oswego Bivd
W. Geneseest
Firemen Teach Police Credit: Photo Lessons On The Fly
The police crime lab instructors Louis Waters and Sgt Donald Sheridan guided six patrolmen in spot news photography when a fire alarm diverted them to a minor road accident on North Salinas. One fire truck was involved, drawing amused spectators as the group improvised shots with a single camera.
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Louis Waters
Donald Sheridan
N. Salinast
Fire truck crashes while answering alarm injuring crew and damaging vehicles
Ward Carley drove the fire truck east on Willow and struck two parked cars on Salia Street injuring others nearby. The fire truck sustained minimal damage while Roy Lalone and Lillian Weaver's cars suffered major dents. Earlier the department had two prior crashes with injuries to four firefighters.
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Ward Carley
Earl Flath
Tillerman
Carley
Willow
Initia
Roy Lalone
Cicero
Truck 6
Erie Bivd
S. West St
Engine Co. 2 i
Butternut St
Grant Bivd
Ex-Syracusan Gets Post in Glendale
Leo J. Falcone, former Syracusan, has been named general manager of Percey’s Nursery in Glendale California. He is a member of the California Association of Nurserymen.
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Glendale
Leo J. Falcone
Percey’s
Calif
West Coast
The
California Association of Nurserymen
Flying saucers buzz house near air base
Saucers were seen near Salina last night buzzing a residence at 114 Marsden Road. William Hramer reported the object appeared low and bright, with witnesses noting its rapid movements and unusual glow.
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William KE
Hramer
Marsden Rd
Salina
Weamene Eaid
Bartee Receives 48 Year Sentence for Assault
ALTON T. BARTEE 25 of 815 East Fayette Street was sentenced by Judge Leo W. Breed to four to eight years in Attica State Prison after pleading guilty as a second offender to second degree assault. He was originally indicted for first degree robbery, which was reduced to assault. Bartee allegedly attacked Glenn Moffatt of 129 Manifest and stole $10 on June 8. Bartee has a prior U S District Court conviction in Missouri for stealing and forging a government check.
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Alton T. Bartee
Fayette St
Attica
Leo W. Breed
Bartee
Glenn Moffatt
U. S
Missouri
Breed
Gerard L. Kiely
California
Kiely
Roy Scott
Roy Wizznick
Terrace St. East
Syracuse
Elmira
Scott
Mail Flood Delays City Tax Bureau Reports
The city sales tax bureau faced a flood of mail after the midnight deadline for second quarter payments. Staff work is behind but receipts so far exceed 750000 dollars for the first quarter. Reaching 1600000 dollars remains uncertain as last minute returns may continue in the coming days.
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Speur
28 Applicants For Tax Job Investigated
A four-man Civil Service panel interviews 28 candidates for the $12,000 IRS district director post in Syracuse. James Rossell leads the panel. top three will be named after interviews and background checks. Examinations spread across 26 cities with many applicants from major metros.
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Civil Service
Syracuse
Rossell
Herald- Journal
Chimes
Russell
Vane Peas Pree Yeh Sons
Truman
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Treasury Department
Tudzia Released From Hospital
Carl Tudzia, 23, of 1125 E Favettest, was freed from University Hospital today and taken to police headquarters to be questioned before arraignment on a first degree robbery charge tomorrow. He was wounded by a bullet to the right shoulder when shot by Patrolman George Rauh during a July 9 incident in the 300 block of S Crouseau amid a neighborhood robbery spree. Tudzia had been under police guard at the hospital and was returned today by Patrolman Otis Loveless.
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Carl Tudzia
E. Favettest
University Hospital
Tudzia
George Rauh
S. Crouseau
Rauh
Charles Estes
Otis Loveless
Tools Stolen From House Under Construction
William L. Leonard reported to deputy sheriffs that a $200 electric saw and $40 worth of tools were stolen from a house under construction on Cleveland Avenue.
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William L. Leonard
Pond St. Leonard
Cleveland
Tully School to Accept Ford Award Fellowship
The Tully Central School Board announced one high school faculty member will receive a Ford Foundation Fund for the Advancement of Education fellowship for 1952 53. The award covers a year salary plus travel and tuition and aims to broaden the recipient’s professional scope. A committee will select the candidate, with final choice due by August 20.
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Tully Central School
Ford Foundation
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Foundation
Tully
Arthur Goodwin
Tully School
DeAlion Smith
Norbert J. Finkler
Fred Hollenbeck
Francis Foley
Raymond Aungier
Albert Walburger
Frederick Ames
Tully Board
Resuscitator Approved for Police Use in City Pools
Parks Commissioner William A. Barry authorized Chief John A. Kinney to buy a new resuscitator at about 500 dollars charged to the Parks Department. Plans include direct telephone links from nine city pools to the police department to speed emergency response. Barry noted current resuscitators and explained procedures for artificial respiration before using mechanical devices.
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William A. Barry
John A. Kinney
Parks Department
Barry
Common Council
Syracuse NPA Office to Close August 8
The Syracuse district office of the National Production Authority will close August 8 with six staff discharged. The 13 county area will shift operations to the New York City regional office on August 15 due to reduced appropriations. William Henry, district manager, notes statewide NPA activity cuts. Albany and Rochester offices also shrinking.
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Syracuse
National Production Authority
NPA
New York City
William Henry
Chimes Bldg
Albany
Rochester
Henry
War, Production Board
Small War Plants Corporation
Two Boys Injured Playing In Syracuse Parks And Home
Two six year old boys were treated in Syracuse area hospitals for injuries from play. Edward F. Stevens of 511 East Taylor Street received nine stitches after a cut in Onondaga Park, with firefighters giving first aid at Engine 21. John LaGrange of 2509 Lodi Street sustained head and forehead injuries after falling from a railing onto a concrete step at his home and was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Syracuse
Edward F. Stevens
E. Taylor Sr
Onondaga General Hospital
Onondaga Park
Young Stevens
Engine 21
John LaGrange
Lodi Si
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Spa Probe Turns To Night Spot Arrowhead Inn Ties
A special grand jury examining possible Saratoga County political underworld links in gambling shifted focus to the Arrowhead Inn night spot. Four witnesses testified. two believed to be New York City residents, names undisclosed.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
Arrowhead Inn
New York City
Meeting Notice for YAMATO SANCTORUM at Eastertide Lodge
The group YAMATO SANCTORUM, 46, A M O S S and S will meet at 3 PM Saturday in Eastertides Lodge Hall located at 121 Ashdale Avenue. A regular meeting place will be discussed during the session.
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Yamato Sanctorum
Eastertides Lodge
Ashdale Av
Nickersons Girl Starts Prison Term
Jackie Cooperman a 16 year old from Los Angeles began a term at Bedford Hills Reformatory for Women after a July 3 sentencing for youthful offender status. Nickerson received 22 to 34 years at Attica for the Jan 9 holdup and escape. A Florida detainer may bring further charges regarding a revolver theft.
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Onondaga County
Jackie Cooperman
Donald Nickerson
Bedford Hill Reformatory
Jackie
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Leo W. Breed
Los Angeles
Nickerson
Fairmount
Dairymen Begin Oswego Farm Tour
Several hundred dairy farmers from Onondaga County toured Oswego County farms and enterprises. The group began at 9 A.M. at Zogg Brothers Farm in Liverpool, visited Ag Tico’s Three Rivers Fertilizer Plant, and concluded at the Butterfly Farm in Mexico.
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Onondaga County
Oswego County
Zogg Brothers Farm
Liverpool
Agtico
Three Rivers
Butterfly Farm
Mexico
Names listed with addresses for a local roster
A block of names followed by street addresses appears, including Edward S Organski 849 Perk Ave and Virginia M Kobos 207 W Marcellus St. Others include Joan B Lytle tin Berwyn Ave and Arline P Hamilton 163 Seymour St.
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Edward S. Organski
Perk Av
Virginia
M. Kobos
W. Marcellus St
Joan B. Lytle
Tin Berwyn Av
Arline P. Hamilton
Seymour St
Truck Firm Burglars Net 246 From Safe and Box
Police investigate a burglary at Hall Transportation Co. 112 Plum St last night. A glass panel was broken to enter the office and a cabinet safe was smashed taking 306 from it while a cash box held 140 was pried open. A second suspect was reported. A separate claim by Ars James Péddie describes a $100 cash theft from a bedroom drawer.
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Hall Transportation Company
Plum St
Bond Brumgard
John Glavin
Ars
James ‘Péddie
S. Salina
Robert Liepka
Shome
Obrist Will Filed for Probate Sharing Estate Among Four Sons
Herman R. Obrist of 409 Highland Avenue East Syracuse died June 15. The will leaves his estate to four sons Robert A. Los Angeles Willard J. Arthur G. and Norman H. equally. Arthur and First Trust & Deposit Co. named executors. Filing by Hiscock Cowie Bruce Lee Mawhinney. Obituary notes a former Syracuse Trust Company electrical maintenance engineer. U.S. Railroads carried fewer passengers in 1933 than in 1895.
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Herman R. Obrist J
Highland Av
East Syracuse
Robert A
Los Angeles
Willard J
Manchester Rd
Arthur G. l
Harding Av
Norman H
Arthur
First Trust & Deposit Company
Hiscock, Cowie, Bruce, Lee & Mawhinney
Mr. Obrist
Syracuse Trust Company
Factory Vision Program Boosts Production By Nineteen
A factory reports a 19 percent production increase after adopting a vision improvement program. The initiative urges workers to follow guidance from Schieder trusted servants of sight to boost efficiency and safety.
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Schieder
Servants of Sight
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