Nelson Attacks U.S. Bureaucracy at Syracuse Meeting
Nelson of the National Home and Property Owners Foundation denounces government socialization in housing before about 800 Syracuse Real Estate Board members. He calls for abolishing rental controls, warns of a victory for centralized planning, and urges nationwide organization to elect pro private enterprise candidates.
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National Home and Property Owners Foundation
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Washington
Foundation
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Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Property Owners’ Foundation
John N. Lewis
Donald Pomeroy
Henry Waltemade
Bus Line Changes Approved for Albany Syracuse Transit
The Public Service Commission approved transferring bus operations from Luddingtor to Plymouth Sr and extending the Sunnycrest line east of Conklin st to near Conklin st. The change, urged by Commissioner Neal Brewster after a hearing, aims to ease narrow turns, reduce hazards, and serve about 450 area workers near industrial plants. Operations will start by August 1.
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Syracuse Transit Corporation
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Sunnycrest
Glencoverd
Conklin St
Neal Brewster
Luddington
Luddington St
Sunnycrest Rd
Glenecove Rd
S&s
Plymouth Dr
Glencove Rd
Brewster
Lurkington St
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Stanycrest Ordh
Glorcase Rd
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Glen‘cove Rd
Sunycrest Rd
Man Killed While He Cleans Gun
Herbert L. Caron 41 of Madison apartments was found dead after 7 30 p m Tuesday. Coroner rules probable accidental death as a revolver with a jammed shell rested beneath his body. Caron, a Fayetteville Manlius Rod and Gun Club and Loyal Order of Moose member, was last seen about 20 minutes before by a caretaker who heard a backfire and shouts for help. Police found Caron’s body on the first floor amid cleaning supplies for his automatic. He held a revolver license and is survived by two brothers. Funeral Friday at Snyder Funeral Home. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Madison Apts
Madison St
Harry L. Gilmore
Caron
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Loyal Order of Moose
Virgilio Almonte
Jerry Simmons
McBride Sr
John O’shea
Joseph Brilbeck
Canon
Henry C
William Caron
Snyder Funeral Home
William Montgomery
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Birthday Party At Hospital For July Quadruplets
Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital hosts a monthly party for its child patients. This week’s event celebrated July quadruplets three girls and a boy ages 6 to 16 who shared the birthday moment as twins for the day. The quartet sat at a table with a decorated cake donated by the family and a second cake from the hospital auxiliary.
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Wieting-Johnson Memorial Hospital
Weling-Johnson
Susan Leonard
Cortland
Joanine Ballenardo
Syracuse
Betty Allen
Harrisville
Anthony Keenan
Tony
Marion Keenan
Women’s Auxility
Rheumatic Fever Foundation
Auburn
Mrrs
Jerome Murphy
Skaneatees
Melvin Purchases Schilly Garage on Warren Street
Myron S. Melvin, attorney, bought John Schilly's Garage at 19 N Warren St for more than $50,000. Schilly, 77, ran the 11,000 square foot brick and steel facility for 55 years, founding Schilly Brothers with his brothers in 1891. the last horse left in 1924 and auto storage began after a 1924 overhaul.
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John Schilly
N. Warren St
Myron S. Melvin
Schilly
John
Charles
Schilly Brothers Livery and Boarding Stables
Henry
Valentine
Brookins Loses Death Chair Plea in Murder Case
The State Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed the first degree murder conviction of Louis Dwight Brooks, 21, formerly of 206 Wyoming Street, for the July 1945 strangulation of Helen Caputo, a 34 year old Rochester manicurist. He faces execution in the electric chair at Sing Sing the week of September 9. Brooks is a native of Jordan.
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Helen Caputo
Rochester
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Jordan
Three Injured In Car Accidents In Onondaga County
Three persons hurt in separate incidents in Onondaga County Tuesday. Edna Cox 22 Utica a passenger and Francis Halder Rome driver were treated for cuts and bruises after their car skidded overturned in a field near Mycenae. Norma Richburg 19 Manlius suffered a head laceration when struck by a Danville car driven by Lynn Kirk Roberts in Manlius.
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Onondaga County
Edna Cox
Utica
Francis Halder
Rome
Thurston L. Keese
Fayetteville
Mycenae
Joseph Deveans
Norma Richburg
Mantius
D. Curliss
Lynn Kk
Roberts
Danville
Manlius
Waite Ready for Discharge From Army Air Forces
Richard H Waite 100 H Bris toll joined the Army in 1944 and for five months served as tower chief with the Air Communications Service in Flersching Austria. He is eligible for discharge and has been moved to a port of embarkation per the 5th Air Communications Service Wing. ACS maintains navigational aids across Europe via radio ranges weather relays blind landing signals and control towers.
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Austria
Herald-Journal
5Th Air Communications Service Wing
ACS
Europe
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