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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1952

Page

6

Trucker Hurt as Two Trucks Collide on Route 31

A Mexico man in fair condition at Onondaga General Hospital after a two truck crash on Route 31 near Cicero Center. Raymond G. Babcock 37 suffered back injuries and facial lacerations when his truck overturned into a ditch. Peter C. Belsen 34 of Hannibal escaped unharmed. another truck continued for 960 feet with brakes lost. A separate incident sent three youngsters to Syracuse hospitals after bicycle collision on Route 80 near the city line. Lawrence Carter 11 and Paul Carter 9 suffered brain concussions and cuts. Patricia Stringer 4 had leg and possible hip fractures.

Raymond G. Babcock Mexico Route 31 Cicero Center Onondaga General I Route Babcock New York City Syracuse Sheriff’s Deputies Peter C. Belsen Hannibal Belsen Oswego New Hartford Rose Lavin Sheriff's Harry Ginsburgh Sgt Arthur Willis Lawrence Carter Paul S. Onondaga’ Rd Nedrow Onondaga General Hospital Route 80 Patricia Stringer W. Seneca St. Manlius Surayee General Bert Reardon Edward R. Card Marietta Card Set. L. J. Graszler State Police Ann Burdick Man‘Tus Dorothy ‘Johnson E. Raynor Oneida City Hospital Oneida iShe Canastota Wiliam Gault Falso Raynor Av

Eligibles for Posts As Firemen Listed

An eligible list for fireman posts was announced by Stuart E B Pomeroy of the Civil Service Commission. Of 59 exam takers, 33 passed. starting salary is 3350 with 650 raises after four years. The list shows 31 current vacancies and includes candidate names and addresses in order of rating.

Stuart EB. Pomeroy The Civil Service Commission

Mare Waals to a ace Pennsylvania Theft Charge

James Edward Malone 27 of 108 Jackson Jr. loses extradition fight as Judge Leo W. Breed denies motion in County Court. Malone faces Pennsylvania charges as one of three robbers in Alleghany County four years ago. Brother James is in prison. Hendrick Untch testifies Malone is not the man, contradicting a prior youth witness.

James Edward Malone Jackson Jr Pennsylvania Leo W.breed Malone Alleghany County Hendrick Untch James Malone Untch Syracuse John Malone Jim

Auto Safety Rate Tops 1

In Syracuse, motor vehicle registrations rose from 116,509 to 120,039 this year while accidents fell 18 percent in the first seven months. Chief Kinney reported six fatal accidents this year versus seven last year and personal injury incidents dropped from 686 to 665.

Syracuse John A. Kinney Seetann Neridant

Syracuse Firemen press 56 hour week and raise

Syracuse firemen led by Lt. Gaurnier press a 56 hour workweek with a $200 cost of living increment if possible. They oppose a 63 hour week, cite cost estimates, and meet with Mayor Corcoran and Chief Connelly as plans to cut hours proceed.

Syracuse Corcoran Louis Gaurnier William Loehr Fred Unz Gaurnier William Connelly Connelly Board of Estimate Syracuse Federation of Labor Fremen

Bradley Estate Left to Widow in Syracuse Will

John G. Bradley of Westmoreland Avenue died July 20 leaving his entire estate to his widow Mrs Winifred Bradley. If she dies the estate passes to their son Raymond Bradley of North Syracuse. The will was filed in Surrogate Court by attorney Harley Crane.

John G. Bradley Westmoreland Ay Bradley & Williams Power Line Construction Company Winifred Brad‘ley Raymond Bradley North Syracuse Harley Crane

Bankers urged to build news credit at Syracuse talk

Dean Wesley C Clark told seventy nine bankers at Syracuse University that bankers must establish news credit with newspapers. He urged bankers to present banking news as public service and to view themselves as borrowers to editors, noting many bankers lack contact with local editors and leaders. He warned the twoFront war against competitors and Marxists requires strong public relations programs.

Bankers’ School of Public Relations Syracuse University Wesley C. Clark School of Journalism Clark Banking Fraternity

Two Riders on Bicycle Bring Ticket

Deputy police chief Fred G. Arnold ordered patrolmen to issue blue tickets to youths riding two on a bicycle. He cited danger to youngsters and motorists and said parents must appear with the ticketed youths at the Youth Bureau.

Fred G. Arnold Arnold

Camillus Church Moved 35 Feet for Expansion

Workmen moved the Camillus Methodist Church 35 feet on rollers as part of an expansion. The 121 year old building now sits on a new site with a rear addition planned later. Services continued, with Rev. Br. L Homer and Rev. Earl Abel alternating August duties. The project costs about 20000 dollars.

Camillus Methodist BR. L. Homer Earl Abel Astor the Baptist Church Homer Abel S Steele and Son Syracuse Leavenworth Steele St. Matthew's Church Marcellusand Aminoa Mino Steele WATCH L. Steele & Son R. L. Homer Camillus Methodist Church

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