Locomobile Purrs Into Syracuse Amid Touring Film Buzz
John H H Bacon of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts proclaims his 1911 Locomobile perfect after a six month overhaul costing about 1000 dollars. The car famed for speed is to star in MGM film Gallant Journey while touring major cities toward Los Angeles.
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Loew's State Theater
John HH. Bacon
Wellesley Hills
Mass
MGM
Hollywood
Bacon
Robert Merriam
Edgewood
R. 1
Here
Los Angeles
United States
Paul McCormick
John A. Bouiss
Portland
Ore
Japan
Auto Crash Fatal to Cicero Man
Alphonse Lauricelle 60 of N Main Street Cicero died at 7 30 A M today in Crouse Irving Hospital after his car left the roadway struck an abutment at Ley Creek bridge on U S Route 11 was thrown into the road and the car crossed into a vacant lot He was a machinist for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company An autopsy found chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Lauricelle
N. Main St
Cicero
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Ley Creek
U. S. Route 11
Lauricelle
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Vedder Named Architect for City Hospital Addition
Mayor Costello announced James R. Vedder as architect for a 50000 dollar City Hospital addition. The board fixed a four percent rate, potentially yielding Vedder about 2000 dollars if the project proceeds, with Vedder serving as Onondaga County Public Works Commission chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Vedder
Costello
Board of Estimate
Vedder
Onondala County Public Works Commission
Marriage Licenses and Birth Announcements
Marriage licenses listed for Oren C. Tinines Jr and Wiman ay Bordura J. Pehlman. Nicholas De Rose and Mary Ana Toscano. Howard F. Ziegler and Doris J. Demperio. Roland K. H. Bott and Ruth M. Larrabee. Births include sons to Hadley, Scalat, Balstra, Scharf er, Sherman, Williams, Gates, and a twin son and daughter to Beck and Drown. Dates range July 1a to July 22 with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren C. Tinines, Jr
Wiman Ay
Bordura
J. Pehlman
Howard OD Hadley
Dorothy Garneri
Livingston Av
Guy A. Scalat
Lucy Pandoretti
Ross Pk
Peter J. Balstra
Lucille Smith
B. Castle St
Robert I. Scharfer
Rose M. Kerr
Mattydale
Melvin Sherman
Dorothy E. Loatwall
East Syracuse
William H. Williams
Shirlevy D. Manley
Beecherst
Robert D. Gates
Margaret R. Murphy
Skanenteles
Charles F. Beck
Kathryn M. Drown
Park St
Dietz Promises Industry Backing OPA After Signing
Carl F. Dietz president of the Syracuse Manufacturers' Association said the industry will cooperate unreservedly with the new price control act after President Truman signed the revised OPA bill. He urged patience and self control to hasten removal of government interference and to defend the American system. He also condemned black markets and pledged industry support to reach full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Dietz
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
Truman
Dietz
Ready Made Racer Offer Sparks Derby Warning
The Ready Made racer issue prompts a warning to youths about driving self built cars in the Saturday Soap Box Derby. Inspectors will disqualify ready built entries and sponsors may pursue legal action against builders. The incident followed a boy and his sister visiting Derby Hill head- quarters after a call offered a ready made car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noto
Derby
Charles EF. Ames
Leavi Ng Herby
Derby Hill
Coin Flip Decides Waste Paper Bid At City Hall
At City Hall a coin flip awarded 3000 pounds of baled waste paper to J Glinsky & Son after bids for a ton and a half were sealed at 70 cents per hundred pounds. The contest occurred in the office of George F. Waite, commissioner of contract and purchase, with Abrams Waste Materials Company as the rival bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Waite
J. Glinsky & Son
Abrams Waste Materials Company
Waite
Abrams
Bakery Talks To Continue Arbitration Of Driver Salesmen Dispute
The arbitration between the local union and the citys big three bakeries proceeds with a decision to be made on whether driver salesmen work five or six days a week. Municipal Judge William E. McClusky chairs the panel. Ward Bakery Co and General Baking Co are represented by local managers, union counsel by Nathan Blutman, and the union business agent W Edward Thompson with George Graham as trustee. The talks resume next Wednesday.
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Opeed
Rolland B. Marvin
Ward Bulking Co
National Biscuit Co
General Baking Co
Driver-Sa Esmen
William E. McClusky
Diry
A. F
W. Edward Thompson
George Graham
Nathan Blutman
William Cainl
Ward Baking Co
Clifford Payne
General Baling Co
S Warren St Building Sold
SALE OF the two story brick building at 466 S. Warren St occupied by G W Richardson & Son Inc furniture and interior decoration firm was reported Thursday. Purchaser is the Shuart Realty Co. George F Lindemer optometrist and photographer has purchased the gas station property at the northeast corner of S Warren and E Onondaga Sts owner Reuben Jeffery. Richardson lease not expiring until April 30 1947 but sale seen as part of deals to extend mercantile operations from S Salina St to S Warren St.
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Hick
S. Warren St
G. W. Richardson & Son, Inc
Shuart Realty Co
George F. Lindemer
Deer
Union Bldg
S. Salin: Sr
S. Warren and
E. Onondaga Sts
Reuben Jeffery
Lindemer
Jeffery
Richardson
New Mercantile
S. Salina St
Youth Re Jailed on Traffic Counts
A 22 year old, William L C Siguler of 214 Tully Street, surrendered in Traffic Court on two charges after being held in a robbery case. He pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and driving without an operator license and has admitted to four crimes in an affidavit implicating Albert Sommers. Sommers, 21, of 121 Granger Jr, denies involvement. Siguler confessed to taking part with Sommers in the robbery of Mayo C Brown and purse snatchings of Clover Wolfanger and Mary Doxtater, plus an attempted robbery of Edward Setera. Both youths remain in custody and are being questioned about additional purse snatchings. In the traffic incident, Siguler, arraigned May 25, was said to have been driving and struck a car driven by Regina Stone, with passenger James Colabongo. The Stone vehicle was pushed 26 feet. Colabongo later admitted Siguler was driving and he had permitted an unlicensed operator to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. C. Siguler
Tully St
John A. Kinney
Siguler
Kinney
Albert Sommers
Granger Jr
Sommers
William Metzger
Metzger
Ruth Hoffman
Emerson Av
Gere School
Milton Av
Siglar
William Sikler
Regina G. Stone
W. Borden Av
James and Catherinests
James Colabongo
Stafford Av
Syracuse Derby Prepares For Big Race And Finals Outlook
Derby officials predict the Syracuse race will boost a winner toward the Akron national finals on Aug 18 with strong chances of national champion honors. Sixty five boys attended the final pre race meeting at Bresee Chevrolet Company with Charles E. Ames outlining procedures.
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Syracuse
Akron
Derby
Bresee Chevrolet Company
Charles E. Ames
Bresee Company
Mc. Ames
Syracuse Police Department
Onondaga County Sheriff's Office
Syracuse Fire Department
Revoir Fails To Land Tugwell Job As Puerto Rico Governor
President Truman appointed Jesus T. Pinero as governor of Puerto Rico to succeed Rexford Tugwell. Pinero, a native Puerto Rican, was chosen over Frank Revoir of Syracuse and Thomas Holling of Buffalo after Interior Secretary King submitted both names. Pinero is the first Puerto Rican governor since 1938, reflecting local wishes.
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Truman
Jesus T. Pinero
Puerto Rico
Rexford Tugwell
Frank. Revoir
Syracuse
Revoir
Thomas Holling
Buffalo
Kiug
Pinero
Syracuse Derby racing set for derby hill parade and heats
Mr DePalma and Col. Carl M Tiehener visit with Howard Amos and judge panel for the Derby. Prizes awarded for best upholstery design and construction. heat winners receive prizes. Victory Banquet Wednesday at Hotel Syracuse. race starts 12 45 PM with parade led by Mayor Costello and coverage on WAGE.
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Ters
DePalma
Howard
Bo” Amos
Syracuse
Col
Carl M. ‘Tiehener
Derby
Amos
Bresee Company
E. A. O'Hara
Herald‘Journal
Herbert A. Dunn
Bresee Chevrolet
David OH. Patton
Hotel Syracuse
Derby Hill
Frank J. Costello
Dunbar Center
Mr. DeFarma
Tune In On Wage
Letters Asked In Kratzer Estate
A petition for letters of administration in the $8,500 estate of Walter J. Kratzer, who died July 16, was filed in Surrogate's Court today by his widow Mamie R. Kratzer of Van Buren. Heirs listed are Mamie Kratzer and Amel W. Kratzer of Baldwinsville R. D. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Kratzer
Mamie R. Kratzer
van Buren
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Casa Espanola
Walnut
Syracuse University
Clenmencia Picado
Costa Rica
Jean Mayhood
Elmira
Dorothy Schambacher
David Snyder, JR
David A. Snyder
Myrtle Relyea
Snyder
Asi- Snyder
Camp Jes, No
Walter F. Snyder
Lilac St
Mary Carpenter
Lombardav
Douglas G. Haring
Advertising and Sales Executives Club
Warren FE. Harrington
William Harrington
Wolfst
Camp Kilmore
Onondaga Pottery
Harrington Hicipal Court
Nathan Abelson
James Allen
Midland
William Puttre
Woodbine
Robert Caron
Pattlson St
Earl Elmer
Columbus
Elmer
Russia
Samuel F. Cross
Harvard Uni
Versity
Jack Burke
John II, Bacon
J.r.vedder
Nicholas de Rose
Fabius
Mary Ana ‘Toscano
Highland St
Howard F. Ziegler
Warham Sb
Doris J. Demperio
Cody Av
Roland K. H. Bott
Milton
Ruth M. Larrabee
E. Raynor
OPA
Harold Kelly
Chemung St
Nirs. Hoffman
Ralph Depalma
Indianapolis Speedway
Speed King
Doyle Manufacturing Company
Derby Headquard
Crouseau
Kratzer Estate
Genesee St
Francis FE. Mulroy
Europe
Wina beNarso
Hottie Boyar
Muscatel
Mulroy's Liquor and Wine Store
Genesee Street
City Hall
Yates
Michael
Hayman
Paramount Wheater Bldg
South Salina St
Clark
Salina St
Carolyn Alien
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Headquarters For Mortgage Loans
Sears
U.S. Army
Bae Neth
Sears Super
Salina Street
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