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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1949
Page
6
The text lists scattered names, addresses, and partial phrases from a local notice page. It mentions individuals such as James, Nathan, and Maria with partial stubs of addresses like Adams street and a reference to a Crusaders project. Overall, readable items point to a miscellaneous notices section with personal names and locations.
Col Willis plans retirement from recruiting duties in two years. a World War II veteran, he served 1942 44 as an administrative officer in the Eighth Air Force Bomber Command and later occupancy duty. He resides at 522 University Ave with wife and two children, Doris and Robert, both students at St Anthony, as his eldest son Richard, a Navy veteran, awaits his marriage in Syracuse in August.
A 15 year old farmhand at a Fabius farm cleaning a 32 caliber bolt action rifle discharged the weapon wounding his right shoulder. He was reported in good condition at St Joseph's Hospital. Authorities said the accident occurred on the brother's farm and the gunfire cut through the shoulder.
Deputy Police Chief Fred G. Arnoté said today that all recent fires of suspicious origin in the city are cleared up. Early today Joseph Sauter, 17, of 723 E Division, allegedly admitted starting three more blazes at another theater and hotel, bringing the total to 17. Investigators said Sauter told police if he is upset he cannot say what happened and that he feels compelled to light paper.
Chief Kinney and Deputy Chief Arnold received high praise from Eire Chief William Connelly for the capture of Sauter. Connelly credited police and fire department teamwork and noted the arrestee’s confession to igniting the Empire State Building fire as part of the investigation. Several dairy groups back a milk pricing plan to ensure producer profits, with discussion of a proposed formula affecting the New York milkshed and regional producers.
Two men are held in a Syracuse yegg investigation as coverage highlights a new city traffic ordinance. The Tribune outlines safe driving rules, accident reporting, and construction restrictions promoted by the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and Walter L. Fox.
A stream of quotations and clipped phrases describe reactionary religious currents, public relations, and a crime in Oneida County. William Cook, 28, of 204 Main Street, was arrested on a charge of possessing talTok and held without bail. He was questioned at the state police barracks and arraigned before Justice Royal of Elbridge. the case was set for July 29.
Hoyt rests after the birth of his first child a daughter born yesterday at 3 42 PM at 502 Koby East Syracuse. Hoyt officiated the celebration on his front porch when deputies and an ambulance arrived. Mrs Hoyt, formerly Ann O Hara, and the baby are in Memorial Hospital and doing fine.
The Bellevue Country Club plans a mixed clambake at the club grounds tomorrow featuring golfing and bridge events for Jadiex and ladies contest at 1 30 P M on the practice green. Music and entertainment by the Bellevue Mountaineers and Michael Lovell provide additional program highlights with awards and door prizes for all participants.
County court judge Leo Breed reversed a traffic case involving James M. Murphy of 445 Hewley Avenue. Murphy was found guilty of reckless driving after an accident with a Syracuse Transit car, fined $25. Breed ruled Murphy did not interfere with highway use or show indifference to other drivers, and that mere presence of alcohol on the breath does not prove reckless driving. Murphy was represented by Charles O'Brien of Byrne Byrne.
Plans are underway to organize an all colored anti aircraft artillery unit under Captain McDonald at Warren 14th Street venue with officers and reserve cards for eligible personnel. The unit follows arrival from Rochester and aligns with the 3546th group station and command structure.
A fragmentary report references two owners and a person named Pip along with individuals Russo, Rassoh, and Michael. It mentions a southbound truck, possible damage, and a Tul OVINE placeholder. Details are incomplete and names uncertain due to OCR issues.
Readable fragments show multiple marriage license entries with names and addresses including John Bads and Esther and Ronacher. Partial addresses appear, such as 517 Marecigs St and 223 Boxbary. The text includes several unclear surname spellings and miscellaneous notes.
Judge Nathan Abelson signs eviction order for Guadalcanal Club at 123 James St due to non payment of rent. Order, effective immediately, lists $340 back rent and names multiple eviction actions including Thomas Powers and Angie Smith with addresses. Other orders evict Lloyd Oaks and related occupants, reflecting immediate removals under court authority.
Nowinski, executive secretary to Mayor Costefio, was in New York City negotiating to obtain another private housing development for Syracuse. One builder has tentative plans for a 200 unit garden type apartment project. The mayor said Nowinski will return here tomorrow.
Gala Days for dolls and pets highlight Syracuse events with dolls washed and dressed while thousands of youngsters attend. Area competitions wrap up with ribbons awarded. upcoming parades readied at Biankee, Dyne, Schiller, Thorndale, Valley and Lewis playgrounds with start times around 2 to 3 PM on listed days.
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