Sutter Named To City Planning Commission By Costello
Otto B. Sutter, a Syracuse Republican and president of the Syracuse Liederkranz, was appointed to the City Planning Commission by Mayor Frank Costello. He fills the vacancy from Fred T. De Lang, whose term ends Jan 1, 1950. The panel includes Kennedy, Oberdorfer, Muench, and Cregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Sutter
City Planning Commission
Frank Costello
Fred T. de Lang
Sutter
Thomas E. Kennedy
Syracuse
Jesse L. Oberdorfer
Alexis N. Muench
George W. Cregg
Mr. Sutter
Syracuse Liederkranz
Fatal and Injury Crashes Reported Near Cicero and Routes 31 11
Traffic incidents near Cicero and Route 31 involve Ralph Anderson and Gladys Cornell injured during a high speed encounter as a Canastota car driven by Ray Webb collided with pedestrians at night. Anderson a Navy veteran survived. Cornell sustained a skull fracture and injuries. A second accident near Blue Gate Restaurant on Route 11 left Alphonse Lauricella with a left leg fracture. Dorothy Beach is hospitalized for hip injury.
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Nell
Floridale
Mattydale
Cicero
Arthur Willis
Clarence Walker
Ray A. Webb
Canastota
Anderson
Miss Cornell
Cicero Center
Blue Gate
Route 11
Alphonse Lauricella
N. Main St
Lauricella
William Behan
Fred Armstrong
Raymond Hamlin
Syracuse- Cicero
Ley Creek
Baby Found Dead of Suffocation in Syracuse Home
Five month old Thomas Vairetta died of suffocation this morning despite artificial respiration. Mrs. John Vairetta of 811 Fayette Street said she fed him at 5 30 A M and found him dead after waking near 9 A M. Palmotor apparatus not used. Dr. Theodore Rosen of Onondaga General said death appeared due to suffocation. police and patrolmen responded.
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Thomas Vairetta
John Vairetta
E. Fayette St
Frank Silky
Thomas
Valietta
Theodore Rosen
Onondaga General Ambulance
Michael Corbett
Peter Zens
Roger Dwyer
William Wolff
Robert Z. Williams
Two Arrested in Fayette Grill Purse Snatch and Assault
Capt. Metzger reports two men and a woman identified by Casimir Lyskawa and others as suspects in a series of crimes including an assault on Brown and a purse snatching near 621 Marcellus. Summers and Seigular, both with lengthy criminal records and parole status, attempted to flee, were pursued, and captured after a chase through S West Street.
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Brown
Setera
Seymourst
Metzger
Clover Wolfanger
Marcellus St
Fayette Grill
Marcellus
Casimir
Koziol
Wolfanger
William Franey
S. West St
Franey
Summers
Seigular
Gifford St
Seymour St
Eugene Sweeney
Thomas Reap, Jr
John Brolan
Francis Ryan
Thomas Reap
Mary Doxtater
West St
Louis M Cornell Rites Planned at Warners Home
Funeral services for Louis M Cornell 79 who died after a long illness at his home on Warners Road will be held at 4 PM Saturday in the residence with burial in Warners Cemetery. Survived by wife Florence Crandon Cornell and several cousins.
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Anderson
Ralph Anderson
AOM
Bruce Anderson
Norfolk
Richard R. Anderson
Cicero Center
Beda 1. Anderson
George Plants
Potsdam
Sears Funeral Home
North
Syracuse
Baden Mudge
Bridgeport Methodist Church
Pine Plains
Louis M. Cornell
Warners Rd
Warners Cemetery
Child and youth hurt in city traffic incident
A four year old, Lawrence Derby of 806 E. Washington St, was injured after darting into the path of a car driven by Dr. Louis G. Fournier near his home. Noon crash involved Lillian Shy of 149 Leonard Ave and a bus stop at S Salina and W Onondaga Sts. The boy is in University Hospital with a leg injury.
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Lillian Shy
Leonard Av
S. Salina
W. Onondaga
Lawrence Derby
E. Washington St
University Hospital
Louis G. Fournier
Comstock Av
Urge Ban on Sign Parking Privileges
Mayor Costello's Traffic Advisory Committee calls revoking parking sign privileges due to signs on many cars. It urges removing car insignia stating Emergency Syracuse Police and Emergency Public Safety and empowering tow of illegally parked vehicles. It also recommends an ordinance requiring garages to report vehicles shown in accidents and outlines traffic improvements and new signals across multiple streets.
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Frank J. Costello
Costello
Syracuse
Ilegally
Milton Av
Erie Blvd
Beech St
N. Salina and
Laurel Sts
Court
James St
Grant Blvd
S. State.st
E. Raynor
S. State
Jackson
Erie
Ledl St
North
James and Marlboro
E. Genesee St
Walnut
W. Fayette
S. Clinton
Lynwood
S. Salina
Onondaga
S. Salina and
Water
Hanover Sq
E. Genesee
E. Washington
Montgomery
E. Fayette
S. Warren
W. Onondaga
E. Onondaga
Red Cross Names 4 New Unit Heads
Four new chairmen were named to lead Red Cross units in the county by chapter headquarters at 749 S. Warren St. The appointees include Mrs. Stuart Hosler for Manlius, Mrs. Benjamin Tracy for Baldwinsville, Mrs. Glenn Bass for Spafford, and Mrs. Benjamin Reed for Salina, with each overseeing all agency committees and work in their communities.
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Red Cross
S. Warren St
Wynne Cotton
Lysander van Buren
Stuart Hosler
Sunset Ter
Baldwinsville
Manlius
Benjamin Tracy
S. Manlius St
Fayetteville
Spafford
Glenn Bass
Borodino
Salina
Benjamin Reed
Fourth St
Liverpool
Death notices in Syracuse area list nine locals
Deaths in the Syracuse area include Ada R. Vincent 78 Watertown Raymond H. Kier age unknown Truxton Myra Tiernan 83 North Lawrence Franklin J. Baker 71 Homer Mary Monroe 84 Dryden Prank De Forest 73 Walcott Rev James J. Gainor 43 Cape Vincent Hallie Parkhurst 71 Oneida Castle John W. Bower 49 Oswego.
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Ada R. Vincent
Watertown
Raymond H. Kier
Truxton
Myra Tiernan
North Lawrence
Franklin J. Baker
Homer
Mary Monroe
Dryden
Prank de Forest
Walcott
James J. Gainor
Cape Incent
Hallie Parkhurst
Oneida Castle
John W. Bower
Oswego
School Post Dropped and Exams Ordered
The County Civil Service Commission dismissed the board created 2800 dollar chief of the school supply post for Harry J Kaiser a World War II veteran and ordered an open competitive examination to fill the position The commission warned the Board of Education to follow its rules and regulations Kaiser who left to serve with the Seabees was honorably discharged last October The board had suggested Kaiser resign and appoint Miss Kathryn Auer as secretary to cover his duties
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Board of Education
County Civil Service Commission
Harry J. Kaiser
Civil Service Commission
Davi l H. Patton
Kaiser
Bear
Patton
Kathryn Auer
White Smoke hat by G Howard Hodge on fourth floor
An off the face bonnet features a romantic ostrich plume in soft beige. The White Smoke fall tone is described as newer and prettier than black, offering a refined color option for millinery on the fourth floor.
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G. Howard Hodge
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Webb
Dorothy Beach
Plum St
Onondaga General Hospital
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New York
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