Posthumous DSC Award for Corp. Robert P. Knaus
The Army announced the posthumous Distinguished Service Cross for Corp. Robert P. Knaus son of Mr and Mrs Josep C Knaus 129 Davis St He maneuvered a machinegun into a flank silencing a fortified enemy bunker and continued in the vanguard until killed by a sniper His gallantry affected the battle’s course and aided his unit’s success
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Corp
Robert P. Knaus
Josep C. Knaus
Davis Sr
Department of
Knaus
iCorp
Flying saucer sight unnerves Fayetteville trio on street
Mrs Margaret Rebensky and her mother Mrs Julia Lindsey of Green Lake Road Fayetteville described a near miss last night on W Genesee Street. Six bright lights appeared overhead at 11 PM and a saucer the size of a honeydew melon dipped toward the car then shot upward. The craft resembled a quarter moon with white light and a smoky plume.
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Margaret Rebensky
Green Lake Rd
Fayetteville
Julia Lindsey
W. Genesee St. Hill
Erie Bivd
Lindsey
Bishop Lectures in Hill Series at Syracuse
Dr. Donald G. Bishop of Syracuse University Maxwell School led the all university summer lecture, recounting a Europe trip to study House of Commons discussions on Korea. He noted left wing critics of prison riots and accused Americans of being a greater threat to peace than Russia. He urged moderation and unity to prevent a Communist advantage.
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Donald G. Bishop
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Europe
House of Commons
London
Russia
Bishop
Korea
Two Syracusans Enlist in Service
Salvatore G. Borregine of 1200 Court Street began training at Sampson Air Force Base after enlisting yesterday at the Army Air Force recruiting station in the Chimes Building. He was one of two Syracuse men to enlist. John E. Reidy, son of Mr and Mrs William M Reidy of 353 West Genesee Street, enlisted in the Army and was sent to Fort Devens Massachusetts.
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Salvatore G. Borregine
Court St
Sampson Air Force Base
Army Air Force
Borregine
John E. Reidy
William M. Reidy
W. Genesee Sr
Fort Devens
Mass
Reader's Digest August issue reels in hot weather myths
Amy Selwyn debunks old time notions about hot weather and explains why inactivity can make you feel hotter. The piece notes dangers of certain nighttime conventions and offers a simple, safe cooling tip from experts. The issue promises 43 articles condensed from current magazines and books.
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Reader’s Digest
Amy ‘Selwyn
Current Books
Bresee Star Praised as Derby Aids
More than half of Bresee Chevrolet employees volunteered last Saturday to help run the 1952 Syracuse Soap Box Derby. William B. Dunn, vice president, named staff from New car sales to service and truck departments who gave time and risked exposure to assist in directing race operations.
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Bresee Chevrolet
Syracuse
Wiliam EB. Dunn
Louis Goodman
Nicholas Kitt
Bud Fisher
Joseph Silvin
Lawrence Sagerella
Robert Kilburn
Peter Doyle, Jr
Donald Dunn
Camillus Mourns Old Times at Centennial Parade
The Camillus centennial features a pseudo funeral with a barbershop quartet. Mourners include George Taylor for Lost Youth and Reginald Steele for Republican President, with Mrs. Keith Bush and Mrs. Raymond Largent for Low Prices and Low Taxes. Interment postponed 100 years. funeral procession will pass through the village followed by school-ground exercises.
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Camillus
George Taylor
Reginald Steele
Keith Bush
Raymond Largent
Joe
Ernest Smith
Winifred Sherman
Earl Snyder
Martin O'Connor
Thefts From Two Autos Reported
Two auto thefts were reported. Michael Catalano of the Kirk Hotel said four sets of silverware valued at 199.80 were stolen from his convertible in the 460 block of S Clinton Street after a back window was broken. Charles T. Christian reported missing $70 worth of fishing tackle including two rods and two reels from his car in the 4600 block of S Salina Street after visiting a restaurant.
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Michael Catalano
Kirk Hotel
Joseph Benz
S. Clinton St
Charles T. Christian
S. Salina St
Robert Liepka
Three Boys Hurt In Auto Strikes Tree Near Split Rock
An accident on Split Rock road west of Onondaga Center sent three youths to area hospitals. Driver Francis Fay 18 from Split Rock road suffered chest pains but was not hospitalized. Roger Campbell 14 and William Gilbo 19 both from nearby roads were admitted to Onondaga General Hospital with concussions cuts and bruises. Campbell lost eye area and bruises while Gilbo had a concussion and facial bruises. Deputy Sheriff John Checkosky reported Fay while driving east at about 25 mph had a passenger reach the front seat causing the car to veer into a ditch and hit a tree. In a separate incident, Robert Pompo 12 sustained a left leg injury in a bicycle collision with a car driven by Marie Losey 106 Markov. Pompo was not hospitalized.
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Split Rock Rd
Ononagard
Francis G. Fay
Split Rock Ra
Roger Campbell
William Gilbo
Cedargale Rd
Onondaga General Hospital
Campbell
Gilbo
John Checkosky
Fay
Alt
Te Draagt
Canthy
Robert Pompo
Lodi Sr
N. Salina
Butternursts
Marie Losey
Markov
Union Drops G E Charge at General Electric Syracuse
LOCAL 320 of ICE-CIO representing plant production and maintenance workers at General Electric Syracuse plants has withdrawn an unfair labor practice charge filed in June with the regional director of the National Labor Relations Board. The case centered on a walkout over whether certain work should be done by millwrights or electricians at Electronics Park. The company suspended negotiations during the walkout to investigate, claiming it could not meet while a contract violation was ongoing. The union alleged unfair labor practices.
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Ice-Cio
General Electric
Syracuse
National Libor Relations Board
Electronics Park
NLRB
Legas
Salina reports sixth polio victim in area
Dr. C. A. Sargent, Commissioner of Health, announced the area has a sixth polio death among five year olds. He noted that a year ago at this time cases were about twice as many.
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Salina
C. A. Sargent
Kerosene Leak Starts House Blaze at Walker Residence
Fire broke out yesterday afternoon at 116 Allisci when kerosene leaked from a water heater and ignited, starting a house blaze. Firemen quickly extinguished the flames with only slight damage reported to the home of Mr and Mrs James Walker.
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Seinor
James Walker
Allis ci
OPS Sues Dunburg for Five Thousand Dollar Damages
The Office of Price Stabilization through District Director George G. Moore sues Michael Duniburg of Bordrd Carthaze in U S District Court for triple damages alleging scrap dealing violations.
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Office of Price Stabilization
George G. Moore
U. S
Michael Duniburg
Bord Rd
Carthaze
Dunburg
Legal notice of damages suit against New York Air Brake
A court action filed by the Watertown company seeks triple damages totaling 5452 dollars and 14 cents from the New York Air Brake company. The complaint alleges overcharging and improper charges in a case dated February 5.
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Dunsmetal
New York Air Brakenburg Company
Fori Company of
Watertown
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