Frusses' Juke Box and Bowling Alleys Mentioned
A fragment notes venues with jukebox machines and two bowling alleys, referencing entertainment facilities. The terse line suggests a local listing or advertisement item mentioning these amenities.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1949
Page
6
A fragment notes venues with jukebox machines and two bowling alleys, referencing entertainment facilities. The terse line suggests a local listing or advertisement item mentioning these amenities.
In a rapid sequence, Jones chased a dungeon cat and captured it in ten minutes, then went to 424 Bishop Avenue to tend a sick cat for Mrs Esther Bratt. He removed a piece of thread from the throat with forceps, followed by a two inch needle.
The recently adopted Syracuse traffic ordinance issued by the Chamber of Commerce Safety Division under Walter L. Fox outlines stop at stop signs, yielding right of way to traffic on the right, and stopping at railroad crossings under various conditions. It instructs drivers to stop before entering intersections, yield to pedestrians, and not to drive through lowered or closing railroad gates, emphasizing safety and compliance.
Fragmentary OCR shows Traffic Court with judges and defendants named such as Geneesee Street and Geneser Street. Mentions speeding at 42 mph, passing a red light, leaving curb and left side of street. Several addresses and names appear in garbled form, including Gertie Pence and James Tomas.
The City trains three medical students from Syracuse University and University of Rochester to map health study projects for the city. Reports will be delivered in September. courses begin in July. Assigned students include Arthur McPatronio and Harold Lapidus, both juniors at Syracuse University College of Medicine, and Fred McKeehan, a junior at Rochester. Petranio studies premature deaths in the city. Lapidus focuses on live births, McKeehan on tuberculosis.
George Burke, 19, of YREC A, was shot in the chest and knee and placed in Gnondage General Hospital. Detectives Roberts and Kletz interviewed Burke who said he retired at 9 PM and woke an hour later to discover wounds. John Dixon reported rifles found in Burke’s room and Burke claimed a knife was in his hand.
Fragmentary text indicates ZMH Holding Corp or related party, with building occupied by hard work, planned construction to begin in September. Pome roy Organization Inc. acted as broker and organizer in the arrangement.
Capt Bernard A Gilman replaces Capt Norman M Bakke as recruiting officer in Syracuse New York area. Bakke, veteran of Coast Zone and Pacific theater, will depart Bremerhaven Germany around Sept 1 after three years in the U S Army Air Force recruiting service. Gilman, native of Hart Conn and Richmond alumnus, previously served at Watertown and Camp Davis North Carolina.
Gas fumes sickened Woodrow A. Bullard, 37, of Liverpool, who was removed to Onondaga General Hospital. The incident occurred at a garage operated by the Fire Department's District Chief, and a district crew worked to ventilate the area after inhalation from monoxide fumes.
Peter Fabian, 40, of 7iz State Fair board, was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital after an emergency call. Patrolman Charles Heath answered the call and assisted, delivering Fabian for medical treatment.
Amid mounting tension, officials report a tense scene around the park as residents complain of displacements and forged papers. Mayor Howard J. Ryaiyeporters describes efforts to manage the unrest while authorities tackle the issue of forged passports and property concerns.
Dr Slowik, tied to the Virgin Islands government, will study as a special student starting August 1 at a campus in Syre Wikce, following a background including Syracuse University and a 1943 medical degree. he has connections to Public Affairs and military service, with a noted role under Governor Hastie’s wartime administration.
The readable fragments describe a ceremony in Atlanta and a request from the Price Bureau for candidate submissions. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text. The item hints at an official event with candidate actions and a submission process. Further readable details are not available.
Fragmented OCR notes show Camp Belle parent group and a list of individuals and addresses. Mentions charity work and marriage licenses with scattered names such as Loretta Gates and Richard Genska, plus multiple street addresses and numbers.
Albert B. Jibe Young of Young Israel in Boston announces Rabbi Schwarte, a Ner Israel Rabbini College graduate from Baltimore and Johns Hopkins University, will tomorrow receive his Master in Education at Boston University.
Oswego judge sentences Utican to long terms for robbery and burglary in a Phoenix couple case. Frank Bonadio also receives a 10 year term for participation. Kaspsasiak convicted on robbery and burglary in the first degree and assault. multiple sentences run concurrently. Witnesses Baspa Sak Irving Wood and wife testified about the home invasion and $3,300 in cash and jewelry taken.
Urgent appeal calls for improved treatment of children with palsied conditions. Medical advocates emphasize early intervention, consistent care, and access to specialized therapies to support affected youths and families.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person tied to a law matter. The legibility is too poor to identify names, dates, or places. No clear action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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