Seven Evictions Sought by Syracuse Housing Authority
Judge Nathan Abelson heard seven eviction petitions from the Syracuse Housing Authority targeting Pioneer Homes tenants for nonpayment of rent. Four writs were signed, three cases adjourned, including a Halcomb Steel Company worker expected to pay once the steel strike ends. Several tenants showed little interest in keeping their homes. one case noted a May 1 arrival and partial $20 payment with ongoing arrears, another showing a $60 debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolee
Nathan Abelson
Syracuse Housing Authority
Halcomb Steel Company
Sis
Mountain Climb By Adirondack Club Wilclimb Details
The Onondaga Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club hosts a mountain climb at Blue Mountain on Sunday. Information is available from James Todd in Jamesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Chapter
The
Adirondack Mountain Club
Wilclimb
Blue Mountain
James ‘Todd
Jamesville
Parliament Filter Promises Cleaner Smoke
Parliament introduces exclusive filter designed to reduce tar and nicotine in cigarette smoke. Company advertising highlights extra-absorbent features aimed at delivering smoother inhalation for smokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliament
Missing South Bay woman Ruth Allen sought by deputies
Sheriff deputies search for Ruth Evelyn Allen 21 of South Bay reported missing by her parents. Last seen July 13 after quitting her job at Crouse Hinds, she lived in a rooming house on Holland Street Syracuse and often called home weekends. She is five feet two, blue eyes, short brown hair, wearing dungarees and a white shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Ruth Evelyn Allen
South Bay
Charles Allen
Isheriff's
Crouse Hinds
Holland St
Syracuse
Miss Allen
Eight Syracuse area veterans return from the Far East
Eight servicemen arrived in San Francisco aboard the transport Gen. M. C. Meigs. They will be separated or reassigned. Cpl William R. Lemp of 323 Roosevelt Ave, Cpl Edward J. McDonald of Copenhagen, Sei Marshall C. Mooney of Port Leyden, Cpl Carm K. Phelps of RD 1 Moira, Pvt Burton E. Samphier and Pvt Clarence G. Samphier of DeGrasse, Cpl Kenneth Scowcroff of Potsdam, and Sgt Robert E. Strack of Lake Placid are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse and
Area
San’ Francisco
M. C. Meigs
Far East
William R. Lemp
Roosevelt Av
Edward J. McDonald
Copenhagen
Sei
Marishall C. Mooney
Port Leyden
iCpl
Carm K. Phelps
RD 1
Moira
Pic
Burton E. Samphier
Clarence G. Samphier
DeGrasse
Kenneth Scowcroff
Potsdam
Robert E. Strack
Lake Placid
Boy Swaps Cog for Bow Then Missing Overnight
Louis LaLone Jr., 13, of 1228 Wolf Street, swapped his bicycle cog for a bow and arrow then went to a movie with friends. Fearing to return after 11 PM, he stayed with a friend on Car Bon Street and was later found and returned home by Deputy Sheriff Robert Ashmore as his parents reported him missing after a late outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lalone, Jr
Carbon St
Denuiy
Robert Ashmore
Hazel LaLone
LaLones
Iitie Louis
Traffic Court Daily Docket Details Speeding Violations
Judge Truman H Preston handles a list of speeding cases on E Genesee Street and Erie Boulevard with fines ranging from 10 to 85 dollars and license suspensions or holds. Drivers cited include Balintly, Sgros, Speaker, Bessette, O Mailer, Lannon, Cornett, Gough, Contreras, Kine, Miller, and Wenze among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
L. Aris
DeWitt
Genesee St
Charles M. Balintly
R.D
Brewarton
Menneth H Sgros
Chittenango
Erie Blvd
Cinton EB. Murray
Lancaster Av
E. Genesee St
Joseph R. Speaker
Fayetteville
Leon J. Bessette
S. West St
Grant Bird Charlies P. O'Mailer, Jr
Reed Ev
S. Geedes
Henry D. Lannon
Bissell Si
St. . Robert
Cornett
Rayetteville
John R. Gough
Markland
Grand
Ralph Contreras
Raymond Kine
Fulton
James P. Miller
Hazard St
Sin Samuell
Kroneck, Jr
Maansville
Tehodore C. Wenze
Delmar
Mitchell G. Missof
S. Midler
Carrier Honors Wampler on Tenth Anniversary
Carrier Corporation directors at the Thompson Road plant honored Cloud Wampler president of the air conditioning and refrigeration firm with a silver tray marking his 10th year as head. The board, Manufacturers Association of Syracuse guests, and executives attended a luncheon then toured the plant and new commercial production space. A dividend of 35 cents per share was declared for common stock payable Sept 1 to holders of record Aug 15, and 50 cents per share on the 4 percent cumulative preferred stock payable Oct 15 to holders of record Sept 30. Clifford Hemphill presented the memento on behalf of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Corporation
Thompson Rd
Cloud Wampler
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
Execu
Tive
Clifford Hemphill
Hemphill, Noves, Graham & Parsons
Wampler
Ohford Hemphill
Two Air Units To Train at Reading Pa
The 138th Fighter Squadron and the 107th Fighter Group from Hancock Field will depart by bus and convoy Sunday for two weeks of training at Spaatz Field in Reading Pennsylvania. More than 400 personnel from the two Syracuse units will join about 1,000 NYANG members at the state wide session led by Col. Michael C. Maione and Maj. Joseph C. Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Hancock Field
Spaaiz ‘Field
Syracuse
138Th
107Th
NYANG
Michael C. Maione
Maj
Joseph C. Irwin
13Sth
Redmand’s 60 Day Sentence Reduced by County Judge
County Judge Leo W. Breed today reduced a 60 day sentence for Leo Redmond of 514 Schuyler Street, who pleaded guilty to public intoxication on June 25. Redmond’s attorney Donald M. Roth appealed as excessive. The judge cut the sentence to time already served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed Loday
Leo Redmond
Schuyler Sr
William 3. Remerick
Redmond
Donald M. Roth
Breed
Marriage Licenses List From Local Register Office
The notice names couples granted licenses including Nancy L Rose and William H Beggs at 145 W LaFayette Ave and Mary D Clari at 127 Spaulding Ave. Also listed are Anna Sokoloski in Schenectady and Thomas J Campbell in Auburn with other pairs like Gloria A Disoteile and Paul E Beneke among several others.
Births Across Town Highlight Twin Daughters and More
Birth notices list numerous families welcoming children, including twin daughters for Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Seibert in Liverpool and sons for several other local couples. Entries provide parents names, spouses, and partial addresses with July dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Seibert
Mars
Calahan
Hanover
Liverpool
lJlis
Cameron D. Miller
Frieda M. Lavender
Hudson St
Joseph W. Quick
Shirley M. Caterham
Ilis Parks St
Sis
Warne N. Johnson
Sally A. jChurch
Whittier Av
John L. Foster
Margaret IE. Bush
Fulton
Clifford
Wieles
Helen J Butler
Culbert St
Donald M. McKown
Miriam J. Dowson
S. Collingwood
Michael H. Dalfo
Christine )Bartellon
LeMoyne Av
Donald C. Klug
Doris F. iChapman
Marsden Td
Salina
Dominick Vacchiano
Anitoinette Martino
Delmar
Anthony Diano
Antoinette iMora
Garden St
Joseph A. Laurin
Thomas Russell
Hastings Pl
Arthur E. Jackson
June M. jAmbrose
Putnam St
Jair
Br. Ave
O. Ferazzoli
Ledi_ st
John L. Wissis
Anna MM. ‘Reran
Spring St
Fayetteville
Homer R. Weller
Selly J
Madred McCarthyn
Highland v
Second Quarter Sales Tax Receipts Reach $870,803
Abraham Goldberg of the Gale Tax Bureau reports that second quarter sales tax receipts totaled 870,803.26, about 110,000 more than the first quarter and roughly 130,000 less than the 1,000,000 expected. He cautions final figures will take a week as mail continues arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham ‘Goldberg
Gale Tax Bureau
Goldberg
Erie resurfacing project aims to stay on schedule
Public Works Commissioner Frank Harmon said weather and material shortages delayed the Erie boulevard E resurfacing but the project will speed up next week. Barrett Company will bring in experienced operators and operate an extra shift to deliver 500 tons daily, with city crews adding afternoon hours to finish from Beech Street to Warren Street in two weeks at an estimated cost of 375000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Blvd
Frank Harmon
Commissioner of Public Works
New England
South
Harmon
Beech St
Warren St
County Payroll Tax Deductions Rise in Second Quarter
County workers paid 145 743 in withholding taxes to the federal government in the second quarter, disclosed by County Auditor J Harry Managh. The figure is 42 532 higher than the same period in 1951, while six month total deductions stood at 291 333 17. The county employs about 15 000 workers across all departments, most in lower income brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
J. Harry Managh
Army Explosives Training For Civil Defense Workers in Syracuse
More than 50 Onondaga County civil defense personnel began a six hour course on explosive ordnance reconnaissance at Syracuse police headquarters. Led by Army Sgt. William W. Robinson and Cpl. William J. Me honey, the program trains responders to detect identify and report bombs mines incendiaries and booby traps with Army experts, motion pictures, and lectures. Set. Paul McLaughlin supervised arrangements as auxiliary police and rescue service personnel attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Ordnance
William W. Robinson
Right, and Corp
William J. Mahoney
Center
Paul McLaughlin
City Auxiliary
Europe
Onondaga County Civil Defense
Syracuse
C.D
Wiliam J. Mehoney
40Th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Squad
Camp Drum
First Army
New York State Civil Defense Commission
Onondaga County
Sky Saucer Interruption At Syracuse Coffee Hour
Two Syracuse women report a shining silver ball seen at about 11 AM over East Wood, two witnesses Mrs. David De Loria and Mrs. Don Bickley described a high sky object that briefly reappeared sparkling in the sun, uncertain if a flying saucer or balloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
East Wood
David de Loria
Fobesay
Don Bickley
Kinney Elected By Police Chiefs
Chief of Police John A. Kinney was elected to a three year term on the board of governors of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police at the annual meeting in Utica. R W Morris of Syracuse was reelected executive secretary. Elected with Kinney were Michael J Hanifin of Binghamton and Leo Miller of Utica. The association will meet next year in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kinney
New York State Association of Chiefs of Police
Utica
Syracuse
R.W. Morris
The
Morris Pro‘tective Service
Hinney
Michael ‘J. Hanifin
Binghamton
Leo, i Miller
Area Salesmen Awarded Prizes for Radio Month
Prizes awarded to retail radio salesmen in Syracuse Binghamton Watertown and Utica for Radio Month. Winners include Earl T. Stanton First prize a Bobby Jones gold set Harold Nye Second prize a Lilk Remington shotgun Henry Morehouse Third prize a $75 fishing outfit. Twelve salesmen across Utica Binghamton Syracuse Endicott Oneonta Oneida receive radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Binghamton
Watertown
Utica
E. R. Wadeboncoeur
WSYR
Theodore Pierson
Onondaga Supply Co
Earl T. Stanton
West End
Fairhaven
Bobby Jones
SIZL
Harold Nye
Wilson's
Henry Morehouse
H. D. Morehouse
Union Springs
Endicott
Oneonta
Oneida
E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Onondaga Supply Company
GE reports six month profits down 19 percent
General Electric reported $57,119,000 in profits for the first half of 1952, a 19 percent drop from the same period in 1951. Six month sales reached $1,171,202,000, slightly below the prior year’s record. Earnings were $1.98 a share versus $2.44 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Ralph J. Cordiner
Route 20 Crash Hurts Two Buffalo Residents
TWO BUFFALO residents suffered minor injuries when a car left Route 20 west of Morrisville hit a tree. David A. Elberg, 22, had facial and bodily bruises. Donald Peters, 15, sustained facial and hand cuts. Both were treated and released. Elberg was driving when the vehicle lost control seven tenths of a mile west of Morrisville, went into a ditch and struck a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Morrisville
David A. Elberg
Donald Peters
Stephen Hines
Cazenovia Patrol
Elberger
Morrisville Village
Woman Sues U S For Mate Policy
Syracuse woman Alyra A Axe sues the United States for 10000 under the National Service Life Insurance policy of her late husband Joseph Lowell Axe. Her claim states he was totally disabled in the Navy and Premiums not due, Veterans Administration denying payment after his death on November 6 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
U. S
Edmund Port
Alyra A. Axe
S. Salina St
National Service
Joseph Lowell Axe
Navy
William H. Lynch
Axe
Veterans Administration
Boy Treated After Drinking Kerosene at St Joseph’s Hospital
A one and a half year old boy, Joseph Petrowski, was admitted to St Joseph's Hospital at 10 45 A M after drinking kerosene. He remains under observation and is described in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petrow
Sri
Maneson
Peach Growers Leader Named Executive Secretary
Clyde Russell D. Martin assistant professor of Extension Teaching and Information at Gor Gets is named executive secretary of York Peach Growers Association based in Rochester. He previously taught agriculture at Clyde Central School before joining Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Russell D. Martin
Gor Gets
York Peach Growers Association
State ‘Horticultural Society
Rochester
Martin
Clyde Central School
Corneil
Shield Your Vision From Faulty Sight Dangers
Caution urged over vision hazards that can waste and spoil products. Trust Schieder trusted servants of sight to advise you correctly on eye condition and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schieder
Servants of Sight
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S.H.A
Outro
Bae Cape
Baltua Lier Sare Bues
Burnet Park
Mary Jane Buri
Mary Collins
Nancy Carey
Mary Grace McGuire
Maureen Jerome
Sue Mead
Phyllis McCarthy
Maureen Beckman
Lindarae Haremaker
Betty Petia
Polee Hunt
S. Bay
Louis
Les
Truman H. Preston
Carrier
Trey
Redmand
W. LaFayette
Nancy L Rose
W. Kennedy St
Wiliam H. Beggs
Spaulding
Mary D. Clari
Stanley Tysco
Wills
Anna Sokoloski
Schenecraer
Thomas J. Campbell
Auburn
Jane ©. Brown
S. Beeches
Bernard
Hourihan, Jr
Baldwinsville
Gloria
Cherry St
Paul E. Beneke
Evelyn E. Kisselstein
Homecroft
Leon A. Krakower
Scottholm Ter
Rose ¥. Schenker
Harold R. Meredith
Helcn M. Naumandt
Burdick Av
Juisif
Rocco J. Checola
Rose M.delucial
Third St
Solvay
Thomas J. Corcoran
Mazixaret M. Prescott
Arlington Av
Edward Galasxi
Marilyn IR. Biel
She W. Midler
ELIS
Army Story
Sky Saucer
G.E
U.S
Boy
Reed
Duke
Madison St
Est
Babyland
N. Salina
Loblaws
James
Hickor Ave
Syracuse Savings Bank
New York
Central
Nate
MTVU
MLS
Pyle Lyti
Rayon
Gobardine
Searbury
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