Boys Rescue Fawn From Dog Attack Near Moyet’s Corners
Two young brothers Carl and Robert Keppeler, 16 and 9th grade, saved a nine week old fawn from a dog along the Seneca River near Moyet’s Corners. They brought the injured fawn to the SPCA shelter and bottle fed it as it recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C.A. Animal Shelter
Carl Eugene Keppeler
Vortional High’ School
Robert
Grant Junior
Max ‘Kubnel
Son Wetzel
Seneca River
Moyet's Corners
Yuening
Hoys
Keppeler
Milk Prices Rise in Syracuse Amid Local Sales
The Syracuse page reports a milk price uptick with Grade A milk at 22 cents per quart and other grades at 25 cents per quart in two-quart lots. It also notes a busy weekend with a card party at Court Central City 300 and various civic and social meetings, including Federation plans and memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houstwives Ae
4 H Show Poultry Egg Knowhow Opens in Syracuse
The 4 H demonstration on production and marketing of poultry and eggs opened in Syracuse to members statewide. Zone finalists vie for a State Championship and a trip to Harrisburg Exposition, Sept. 14 16, with cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse
Young
Minmbeen Seon
Hotel Gnondaga
Northeastern
Council
Harrisburg
Lyle Raymond
Tetterson County
Margaret Brady
Pranklin County
James Marshal Howle
Fred Shaver
Shenango County
Irene Fairbanks
Cattaraugus County
Richard Phelps
Wyoming County
Burton Morse
Allegany County
Robert Gage
Ontario County
Mr. Fox
Donald Dell
Ontario
Wise
Caponize
Eorge
Kevin
Suffolk
Jaying
Frederick Wopmeter
Schenelady
George Fancher
Montgomery County
George Gibson
Washington County
Edward Corin
Greene County
Alice Roberts
Watervilet
TH. W. Clark
James Manufacturing Co
Edmira
Raind Webster
Arcedex
Auburn
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Costello to Speak at City Housing Forum
Mayor Costello leaves Syracuse tonight for New York City to address a housing forum arranged by State Housing Commissioner Herman Stichman. Housing experts from across the nation will take part in discussions after a testimonial dinner for Charles A. McNett. Oswald D. Heck, Onondaga County Republican chairman and speaker of the State Assembly, will be the principal speaker at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
New York City
Herman ‘T. Stichman
Syracuse
Charles A. McNett
Onondaga County Republican
Oswald D. Heck
State Assembly
McNett
Pupil to Receive Medal at Awards Day
Alyred Villeneuve of Chris ta Brothers Academy will receive the L Alliance Francatae medal on Awards Day at JP M tomorrow. The award, given by a local French alliance, honors second year French students and was shortlisted by the American Association of Teachers of French. Villeneuve, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Villeneuve of 409 Barnet Park de, plans to continue French studies at Notre Dame next year. Local French Alliance members chaired by Burton Lada and helped by Mrs Jottat, Mrs Ralph Prodhon Qe, Arthur S Patterson, Victor Stephenson and George Lowry presented the medals for the first time this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyred Villeneuve
Christa Brothers Academy
L'Aliance Francatae
John W. Milahell
Orgnatension
Academy
JP. M
Villeneuve
Central
New York
American Association of Teachers of French
Francis Villeneuve
Notre Dame
Auince
Unis
Membre
Burton Lada
Jottat
Ralph Prodhon Qe
Arthur S. Patterson
Victor + Stephenson
George Lowry
Traffic Court Roundup of Speeding and Violations Across Streets
The traffic docket lists numerous speeding and violation cases with names and addresses including John A. Kite, Maurice 14 Alexander, Val Ses, and Earl Huntley. Citations cite speeds from 30 to 45 mph, fines ranging up to 25 dollars, and multiple streets in Genesee, Salina, and surrounding areas with defendants like James St. and McRivenke A. Pardee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amee Truman
Ereston
John A. Kite
Aia
Mig
Salina St
Lathron
Valles” Ar
Buguleh Biénko
W. Gnananra
Raleh
Ashgate
McRivenke A. Pardee
Champlain Dr. Biet
James St Suna
Winham
Batense Ira W
Sorninay
Fallice
Dennaanisn
Galavite
Ian Pagan
Harsivon St. Malebnel
Winahaugen
Tully
Memorial Day Observances Across Syracuse Area
Memorial Day events unfold across Syracuse region with parades through Billingst Park and Saline Street, flags and salutes, and veterans groups including National Guard and Marine Corps League. Gold Star Mothers and leaders like State Senator Hughes and Assemblyman Shultz spoke at memorial services in Fayetteville, Elbridge, Camillus, and Baldwinsville. Cab Calloway Orchestra closed the Elks observance. multiple communities held cemetery dedications, services, and wreath-laying ceremonies honoring fallen veterans from World War I and II and other conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Deming, Jr
Thomas Merriam
U. V
Mons. Kennedy
Danny
Billingst Park
Salinalyst
Clintonay
National Guard
Naval Reserve
Army Reserve
Marine Corps League
America
Improved Benevolent Protective Order
Elks of the World
S. Saline
Cindy
Hien
Surfalo
Syrause
Aubtin
Mount Vernon
Whenen
Colisgun
Cab Calloway
Elks
Spogehmaki
AL Pompey
U.S.S
American Legion
St. Patrick's
Maple Grove
Trevor
Horges
Syracuse
Veterans Administration
Manlius
Minoa
John Seaman
Camillus High School
Tires
Elbridge
Elbridge Central School
Seamus G. Shultz
Robert J. Stinson
J the Hobert J. Hydan Post
Skanentotes
Othe Valentine Magee
John B. Dobson
First Presbyterian Church
George W. Cregg
Henne
Livpool
John H. Dude
Michael Heidt
Philip McCord
Liverpool American Legion Post
Legion
Cregg
Marcellus
Baldwinsville
Rivelery
L.mcelroy
Betty Warner
Lorraing Glass
Baldwinsville High School
Jesse KE
Cantor
East Syrney
North Syeas
Benjamin Crenshaw
S8th Infantry Battalion
Aled W. Eemens
Stanley Watson
Jeremiah McCarthy
Douglas Baylis
Veterans Recruiters Retire From Army After Long Careers
Three veteran Army recruiters retire from the Northern New York Army Recruiting District. Sgts. Harry W. Fairbank James A. Mitchell and Sat Stall complete 32 years to 16 years of service. They served in World War I Siberia and Japan and plan time at home or fishing before settling back in their regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoruiters
Arthur York
Ehoir Oaline Pece Willis
Col
Willis
Chey
Harry W. Vaivanic
Hornell
Frank J. Stollanal
James A. Mitchel
Oswego
Fairbank
Mitchell
Stall
Arthur N. Wi
New York
Sgt
Siberia
Japan
Set
Stati
Louisville
Term Suspended In Larceny Charge
Joan W. Coceirane pleaded guilty to a reduced larceny charge and waived sentencing delays. She received no suspended sentence and was not turned over to parole authorities by County Court Judge Leo W. Breed. Coceirane is on parole from a 15 years to life sentence and had been charged with grand burglary and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W. Coceirane
Leo W. Breed
Cochrane
Jesse Cantor
New Police Coats Debut in Syracuse Traffic Unit
Chief John A Kinney announced new raincoats for Syracuse police to improve visibility in rain and aid safety. The yellow raincoats, worn by traffic officers, aim to reduce pedestrian crashes downtown and help riders identify officers easily in motor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Travvic
John A. Kinney
Chin Kinney
B'ville Youth Sentenced in Industry Case
A 15 year old Baldwinsville youth with a short criminal record pleaded guilty to juvenile delinquency and was sentenced to industry by Judge Leo J. Yehle in Children's Court this morning. He admitted the $200 December holdup at a Salina Street restaurant and a second gunpoint robbery at Harlow Petroleum. Police report injuries from a separate incident involving a man struck by a cab. The youth was arrested in California and returned here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwinsville
California
Leo J. Yehle
Init Children's Court
Flo
Alfred Saracene
Hickory St
A.riello
Saracene
N. Salina St
Fayolie St
Enncih Morgan
Lagiag
Harlow Petroleum
Aiclle
Tim
Liverpool
Hen
Smoke Ban Prompts New Locomotive Emission Rules
Beginning today the city bans burning high volatile coal in locomotives without a Smoke Abatement Bureau permit, with exceptions for certain heating plants until Sept 15. Railroads like DB L and W operate about 178 locomotives daily, with 86 to 90 freight trains passing daily and 10 to 15 motive power units active each day. Locomotives are equipped with jets and devices to minimize smoke before waste enters the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buseau, Industria
Delaney
Edily
Ty & Wy
Eddy
Man Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanors in Car Case
Donald D. Ulm, 41, indicted for grand larceny in a car theft and four misdemeanors, pleaded guilty to the misdemeanors and was ordered held for sentencing by County Court Judge Leo Breed this morning. The charges include driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, with the accident driving and lack of operator's license noted. Assistant District Attorney Dan Xellg said Gibbons will be turned over for parole after serving this charge, as a warrant from Attica parole violator arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Ulm
Aateh Sl
Sena
Leo Breed
Dan’ Xellg
Gibbons
Lox
Attica
Woman Injured On Porch Fall At Oakwood Avenue
Mrs Mary Emert 36 of 340 Oakwood Ave was hospitalized after falling from her porch when a railing nettting gave way while she hung clothes on a line. She was taken to Crouse-Trving Hospital with possible neck fracture and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emert
Oakwood Av
Crouse- Trving Hospital
Rene
Ktovad
Jury to Try Will Contest Tomorrow
The first fury in Surrogate's Court in nine years opens tomorrow as Mrs. Florence H. Faller seeks to break the will of her husband Jesse Elsner Falker who died July 18 1946 leaving an estate about $65 000. The Lincoln National Bank defends the action challenging the will which provided widow life use and named trustees to handle the estate. The case grows from questions over the will date signings and legitimacy and involves bequests to the Woodlawn Cemetery Association Onondaga Historical Association and museum trustees. The trial will be heard in Surrogate Charles And Milford Jr with Bachman Moorehead assisting Mrs. Falker and the bank represented by Bond Schoeneck and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence H. Faller
E. Genesee
Jesse Elsner Falker
Lin?coln National Bank and Trust Co
Lupon
Rustce
Faiker
Falkers
Falker
Woodlawn
Onondaga
Historical Association
Syra
Milouse Museum of Fine Arts
Wall
Parker
Bond
Schoeneck
King
Francis Ma
Walker
Estilloney
Charles A. Schoeneck
Depening
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Fawn
Stones
We School Boys
Milward
Court Central City
Independent Order of Foresters
W. Adams Sr
Phylig L. Belcher
Frank Doran
Syracuse Federation
Danforth
Public Servants
Lu Albert
G. Young
Army and Navy Union Auxiliary
P.M
Netlie McCu
Earl Reddings
F. Main A. Camillus
John Joy
Onondart
Academy of Miblte
Reagan
FMC
Department of Agri! PheGohoust Cink Maensess
Tsiaorilten Nesehvers Club
Macheon
Atotel
Wea Neous
Bern
Havel Nen
Minetiea of Pre Arts
Dawehlore
Wind Bee
Chatn
Wekee
Setial
Francis J. Boraske
Clara
Bal
Enee
Wenie
Sonn de Mend
Barbard st'Sundta
Tartuca
Sune A. Senister
Beles Pale
Kewren
Robert F. Diamnand
Croure
Dan Rh
Michels
Nee ‘Deech
Meron D
Baldwin
Jamesville
Peresa
So 'Eah
Pavel Let
Bidluten
Iolne Ax
Genesee Xt
Francig X
Fazio
Vonkers
Disrherceron Rowand
Bonnie G
Searle
E. Geracuse
B. Syraawee
Witam
Brersyn
Fayette
Beeeg
Abiaielte T
Dibemenica
Hawley
Revert W
Hollinarworth
Gauine
Fede P
dTullehodu A
Mienkosi Stens
Muay OF
Yenstor
Amamal Fel
Albanacids
Watson Jy 'Paon Calle
Sivens Fuhr
Orson ‘Sainstom
Ee Lanrs
Sindton
Afta
Afte
Baeard
Goat
Sy Luella
Mison Bols
McBrad
Pepe Asini
elia'Ar
Geriau Ras
Iid
Leorae
Feotineoy Hislen M. Crac
Mary Pallantty
Beles
Papietun
Nedra
Eva
Sgpeneusd
C.B. A
Army
Waribank
B’ville
Paul Mary
Selle
Morgan
la Crause-Irving Hospital
Lucky Sam
Dears
Cras
Nan Ceercnr
Lewis
Lewis, Paints, Inc
Sunshine Laundry
Singer
Mohawk Sewing Machine CO
Scottholm Rlvd
Herald-Journal
Caer
Aera
Savings Bank
BTEC
Cosmopolitan
Marshall St
Chamberlins
Producers of Fine Printing
W. Jefferson ST
Cerry
Schienen Uctomer
Kirtlands Commercial
Sakna Si
Hendricks Central
Warren St
Onondaga Hotel
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