Mobile Unit Will Make Draft Tests
Syracuse reports a traveling induction unit to conduct pre induction physical examinations in multiple counties. Lt Col Montgomery announces the upstate recruiting district plan to ease pressure on local boards and facilities. The unit will visit Watertown Old Forge Syracuse and Newburgh to expedite draft testing and save time and money. Reservists gain reemployment protections under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lowton
Tumaur
Albany
Albany Eclense Service
Watertown
Oldensburg
Pausbuyzn
Newburgh
Joseph Montgomery
Upstate
Cape Walter 7. Reger
Wildie
AJ. William US
WGN
Moray
Montgomery
Li Clrey A. Martin
Bite
Rotary Hears Program by Musicians at Luncheon
At the weekly Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Onondaga Bald winaville musicians John and Roger Leung provided entertainment. Roger Leung, pianist, works for General Electric, while John Leung, bassoonist, is in the medical department of the Veterans Administration. Plans were announced for a golf outing near Watertown on August 10 at Crumlin. Rotary International board action cited updates and Atlantic City conversion talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Roger Leung
Baldwinaville
Etary Club
Hotel Onondaga
Roger
Ae General Electre Company
Rede Dapartment
Bautone
Veterans’ Administration
William Carpenter
Telanens
Bro
Rotary Club
Watertown
Crumlins
Howard Richolson
Rotary Insvernational
Rotary
Club of
Atlantic City
Aurie Johnson
Commmmunity Service
Karl B Rollins
Quondaga Hill
United States Air Force
Prisoner Sets Fire to Mattress at Onondaga Penitentiary
Thaudaus Williams of 41 Michigan Street Chicago set fire to his cell mattress early today at Onondaga Penitentiary. He suffered first to third degree burns and was taken to Crouse living Hospital. Guards and an extinguisher stopped the blaze after Williams was discovered in his cell. He faces separate charges from an incident at New York Central Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Penitentiary
Thaudaus ‘Williams
Michigan Sl
Chicago
Crouse-living Hospital
Seat Paul
Wilbur Hughes
Ponientiacy
Willams
Willian
Willam H. Gamerick
Williams
New York Central Station
RE ‘Mather
Coal Prices Rise Tuesday
Reduced Sumner prices for coal will be terminated Tuesday when the retail rate for anthracite is scheduled to advance 50 cents a ton. Syracuse firms list prices for elbows and chestnut at 20.75 per ton, buckwheat 13.50, and other grades up. Retailers expect further increases on Sept 1 or Oct 1 as prices rise amid war in Korea and anticipated higher costs.
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Sumner
Syracuse
Ney
Korea
Five men face theft charges after probation breach
First Deputy Sheriff Justin B King announced today that five men already on probation face second degree burglary and larceny charges. Eugene F Mauls, 48, of 1629 First North, and Donald Zimmerman, 19, of 219 Wolf Lane, were arrested near Fairmount yesterday by Deputies Frank Rice and Yolov Cummings after signing statements admitting they took a car belonging to Robert Jutton of 129 Baker Ave from the 3800 block of Leeyne Ave.
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Secont
Justin B King
Eugene F. Mauls
Donald Zimmmer
Wolf
Falrmount
Frank Rice
Yolo Cummings
Robert Ju
4-H Clubs to Plan Farm Picnic Exhibits
A meeting to plan the Farmers' Picnic on August 26 is set for Wednesday at 3 PM at Suburban Park. Onondaga County 4-H club leader announced the gathering will address mem dues and exhibit planning, involving the towns of Manson and Onondaga.
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Subban Park
Wieward
Stelle
Onondaga County
Chile
Manson
Onondaga
Parade Tomorrow Opens Horse Show
Parade tomorrow starts with horse show events featuring exhibitors and riders. Notable participants include Charles Cromp and Joseph Underwoad, with preparations underway along the Western bridle trails and arena grounds for the day’s competitions.
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Ehidian
Charles Cromp
Joseph Underwoad
Fragmented Traffic Court Docket With Mixed Names and Speeds
A scrambled OCR style notice lists numerous traffic court entries with varied speeds from 20s to 40s mph. It includes multiple names, addresses, and places like Salina Street, 712 Avery Ave, and 218 Turia Rd, plus references to suspended actions and small monetary amounts. The legibility is poor and many items are garbled.
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Qty
Salina St
William ‘Harwk
Sabine Sv
Erengsee
Sperdine
Rawnard Deetmans
Solves
Genevee
Fennie Hervous
Avery
W. Geneter
Nick ‘Galcnenine
Turia Rt
James St
Tdolph Rucilt
Arms Abr
Tanies St
Ainne S Weller
University Heights
Somattack Ay
Andrew Plewta
Frsetteyite
Kenneth
Tobinenr
Burny
Garenel Ae
Rensselser
Hy Warren
Aharee
Ray E. Perks
Rosstand
Rockefeller
Belghion Aganus
Puller
Baling
Beene
Turtle
Cache of Old Wines Found at Calumet
A Calumet discovery reveals a cache of wine dated from 1893 to 1900 hidden behind a wall at Calumet Castle. Authorities describe numerous rock cases and imported wines including Chateau Rawain Segla. A cave was opened while workers inspected the site, with wine believed historical and value assessed prior to disposal.
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Calumet Castle
Clayton
Larry Balcom
Butcher
Nekert Kay
Se Eee
Calumet
Alpin Forls
Catskill
Martins Creek
Easton
Jamesville
Haratt-Journal Wee Aun
Sith
Konaire
S. Lawcones
Asland
le Cornea
Billie Haramemg
Desmnet
Uni
Kamisamerne
Charles
Gooduin Emery
Jadawin Co
Cantenar
France
Moner
Lourge Tiotel Frontenac
Harry Butcher
Calumet Castle Corp
Delormite
Jie
Walers
Beard Suspends Five Day Liquor Permit for Ada Restaurant
The New York Liquor Authority suspended the ME LIQUOR license of Ada restaurant at 213-17 S. Wax Renst for five days from Aug 2 to 7 for selling to minors. A parallel suspension involved Paul E Staats operating a Camillus restaurant after violations during prohibited hours.
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Ada Xtecp
S. Waxrenst
New York Liquor Authority
Paul E Staats
W. Genesee
Camillus
Paragon Elects Construction Union at Paragon Supply Co
Workers at Paragon Supply Co in Paragon voted 15 to 5 to elect the United Construction Workers affiliated with Galled Ming Workers as their bargaining agent. The election covered 28 construction workers and was overseen by New York State Labor Relations Board at the plant on Beech Street yesterday. Union victory ends decades of nonrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE Csiter Construction, Workers Union
Galled Ming Workers
Paragon Supply Co
N. Beech St
Joseph Mayo
UMAW
District 1
York State
la Aor ‘Relations Board
LPM
Sie
Woman Sentenced In Morals Charge In Policy Court
Miss Lucile Crawford, 20, of 10 S Townsend St, pleaded guilty to a morals charge in Policy Court. Judge William of Bamerick sentenced her to 30 days in Onondaga Penitentiary and fined $100 after arrest by Detective Rabect Holland. A local city report notes the event and a separate Poultry Market promotion announced sugar giveaways to counter claims of shortages.
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Tisorderly House
Onondaga Tenitentiary
William of
Lions Club Receives Swedish Delegate at Syracuse Luncheon
Syracuse Lions Club hosted MADAR WATIRENBY from Stockholm as special representative for Lions International. Willard D. Cook of Sweet Brothers Paper Mills shared remarks on Europe, Korea, and postwar plans, noting hunger for American goods amid Marshal Plan relief and American influence in global markets. Marilyn Reynolds of Syracuse University offered congratulations on a state finals achievement.
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Madar Watirenby
Stockholm
Sweden
Syracuse
Marilyn Reynolds
Willard D. Cook
Sweet Brothers Paper Manufacturing Company, Inc
Phoenix
N. C
Syracuse Lions Club
Wahrenby
Epecial Representa
Scandinavian Enunicles
The
Lions International
Chicago
Vehiow
Syracusin
Syracuse Univers
Uae
School of Erlues
Liu
Merrill $ Cwrlis
Four Get $9,900 For Crop Leases
A 1917 court case in Massachusetts awarded a total of 9 900 to four claimants for crop leases damaged by floodwaters. Details describe injuries, property loss, and related legal actions, including references to actors and local incidents around Cape Cod and surrounding towns.
Moose Chief Addresses Local Lodge in Syracuse
WILLTS DOXLEY of Stelomo Wis, Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of Moose, spoke at the Syracuse Moose Lodge banquet. He said the Moose’s work begins where other fraternal groups stop, urged support for widows and children, and described the Mooseheart child program, noting it has aided thousands of children to become solid citizens. About 100 candidates were accepted into the Roosen ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willts Doxley
Stelomotue
Wis
Loyal Order of Moose
Syracuse
Guy
Quer
Moore
Childern
Roosen
Exent
S. Ralph Racer
Youth Nameda Appointed Midshipman at Kings Point
Youth Namea son of Ralph DeSoeia of East Syracuse has been appointed midshipman in the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point. He was among 150 selected after competitive exams for the four year curriculum. The program is federally recognized as equivalent to West Point. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Science degree and are commissioned officers in the Naval Reserve licensed to serve on U S merchant ships. DeSacio was an honor student at Eastwood High School and had studied engineering before his appointment.
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Yesocio
Ralph DeSoeia
Syracuse
U. S
Marine Academy
Kings Pont
Gednik
West Point
AnnanaWs
Sings Poni
Naval Reserve
U.S
DeSacio
Eastwood High School
Createiall
Kicak Case to Go Before Grand Jury
John Kisak of 109 Emerson will face grand jury action in September after a Wednesday night shooting by police. Kisak admitted robbing the Religius Dairy and faces robbery charges, with co-defendants Sam Amato and Joseph De Pasauale slated for first degree burglary trial. The case stems from a tense night at Sansone's Restaurant and nearby locations.
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Kisted
John Kisak
Emerson
Hery
Digicel
Religius
S. Geddes Ety
Knttepoint
Pegeic Vanarns
E. Willow St
Sansone
Osyweego St
Courthouse Wiring Nears Completion
Courthouse wiring is nearing completion with alternating current in use for testing and power. County Purchasing Agent Robert Jollingee sails today as crews report about 75 women have completed testing and most of the work remains to finish wiring and lighting upgrades. Heavy lighting will be removed as the new heating plant site is prepared, easing demand on old boilers.
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Robert Jollingee
Theourhwesk
Harmon Orders Circus Tractors Off City Streets
Public Works Commissioner Frank Harmon moved to keep tractors from the Pits Cole Bros circus off city streets during a one day appearance. The disruption sparked by the circus prompted officials to arrange temporary barriers and alternate routes while circus staff looked for a safer passage. Locals recalled the era of Hopalong Cassidy as the show faced possible relocation and potential closure if street movement could not be managed.
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Cole Bros. Circus
Hopatong Cassidy
Frank Harmon
Tarughi
W. Onondara
Harmon
Dredgers Advancing on Sandy Pond Channel
Dredgers report progress on the Sandy Pond channel project begun Tuesday. A new waterway between Take Ontario and Sandy Pond is under way, replacing a 54 year old state-constructed oil hagand, with the opening date expected soon. A 28-ton lane with a lock boom is shown in operation as Donald Walk strom Co. brings in gear to excavate the passage.
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Take Ontario
Sandy Pond
Sandy Creek
Anti Iho
Hehale
Ialing An
Watling Pale Gate
Bruge
North Ponds
State to study rent hardships in Syracuse program
The State housing admin initiated a survey to assess rent hardships in Syracuse as part of a state wide operation due by Sept 15. Results to take effect by December. Authorities like Charles R. Mooney and doctors from Syracuse and Orlando outlined rent controls and adjustments for decontrolled properties to curb excessive rents. Landlords may submit operating costs and rental returns while speed limits in decontrolled channels aim to prevent sand fill.
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State Housing Admnise Lrater
Syracuse
Charles R. Mooney
Fly Ren
Acpt
Dee
Drs Olen Bell
Orlande Fla
John R Wa
Jermian
Stan Mooney
Iey E
Pei Baci
Jett
Lenais
Mooney
Fined in Fight on Reservation and Related Incidents
Several individuals connected to incidents on the Indian Reservation near Onondaga Hill faced fines and suspended sentences. Donald Powlear and Morris Gibson, both fined 530 each, pleaded guilty to related charges while others pleaded not guilty or faced hearings. The events include assaults, a grand larceny note, and a fatal automobile accident settlement involving county officials and residents, with multiple parties named including Salina Street and Onondaga area locations.
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Donald Powlear
Morris Gibson
Simon
Lou
Tle
Malone Yes
Lorday
Su- Thast. Savy
Cazarge
White
Charles R.hhousehold Curmuure Milford
Matthew Malicbeck
Patrotman
Herbert LeVere
Frank Duds
Turerman
Polity
Kehen
Herkimer St
Duda
Shells Taken Cause Market Stunt Causes Worry
AUVERILES are believed to have taken five firework shells from a carnival at the Regional Market last night or early today. The shells are described as short fused, four inches long and about two and a half inches in diameter. Officials warn they are extremely dangerous and should be kept away from outside, with no common safe location found.
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Auveriles
Boke
Award Of $900 For Damages From Carpentry Work
Municipal Judge Harry IL Skerritt awards Joe Charles Sport Shop Inc 900 dollars for baseball suits and other equipment damaged during a repair project by Ebare Construction Co in April 1947. Plaintiffs claimed 39 000. Defendant admitted liability but challenged the amount. Goods were stored on a cellar floor where a large hole was cut. workmen testified they did not know merchandise was stored there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry IL Skerritt
Joe Charles Sport Shop, Inc
Onondaga
Ebare Construction Co
Alfred Tt. Moorhead
Bachman & Moorhead Sur
Joe Charles
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