Arraignment Set Monday In Slaying
John A. Boyer 41 was found slain behind a service station after a fight at Hy's bar. Joan D Rydaingen 25 a Marine Corps instructor confessed and will be arraigned Monday. He admitted striking Boyer with fists and knees and dragging him 30 feet. Burial planned at Notre Dame Cemetery in Ogdensburg following services for Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geil
Arnold
Dennis, Flynn
Joseph Jewell
Rydningen
Boyer
Bar and Grill
Townsend St
S. ‘Town
Send
Madison St
Gerald Premo
Robert Otis
Ogdensburg
Charles
Donald Boyer
Buffalo
Sals
LaLonde
Patterson St
Notre Dame Church
Notre Dame Cemetery
Two Policemen and Two Firemen Awarded Medals for Heroism
Four city safety officers were honored with medals at a City Hall ceremony led by Mayor Corcoran and Herald-Journal publisher E. A. O Flora. Medal recipients included Fire Lt Louis J Gavenier Engine Company 7 and Fireman Merritt W Wellcom plus Patrolman Nicholas J Cempazio and Fireman Francis Hendricks. The event praised their rescue, capture, and lifesaving actions amid rain as chiefs and officers watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jenkins
Louis J. Gavenier
Engine Company 7
Michael J. Krisak
Francis Hendricks
Merritt W. Wellcom
Engine Company 2
Nicholas J. Cempazio
E. A. O'Flora
The
Herrald-Journal
Corcoran
Jos
Demperio
Welfrom
Dempevio
Floyd Matson
Matson
Wolfram
Lawrence Greed
Brom
Lork Alley
L. A. O Wava
Merald- Journal
City Mall
Nicholas 4. Demperio
Francis Mendricks
Staff Named By Council Elects Officers At 21st Annual Meeting
The Council of Social Agencies held its 21st annual meeting yesterday at Hotel Syracuse with over 250 attendees. Officers elected for 1951 52 include A. Von W. Hancock as president and Mrs. Lichard Farr as vice president, along with Richard T. Mosher as vice president planning and John Z. Schenck as treasurer. William Mackay to planning for a second term, Howard Berkel and Mrs. Richard S. Paer to planning for first terms. Merrill F. Kenghoff served as guest speaker. invocation by Rev M Shickis Byyer and benediction by Rev Laurence T. Hosic. Chairwoman Helen B. Novem oversaw luncheon arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Agencies
Syracuse
Representa
A. von W. Hancoek
Lichacd
Farr
Richard T. Mosher
E. Tefft Barker
John Z. Schenck
Everett N. Hatch
M. Shickis Byyer
Catholic Youth Organization
Rave
Laurence T. Hosic
Council of Churches At
Omondaga County
Helen B. Novem
Man Hurt As Power Mower Injures Right Hand
Jonn Murphy of 460 Whitaker who works as a caretaker at St Marys Cemetery suffered the loss of the tip of his index finger and a compound fracture with severe laceration to the middle finger of his right hand when attempting to free a stuck stick from an unyielding power mower yesterday. He received treatment at University hospital, Deputy Sheriff Charles Post reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Murphy
Whitticray
St. Mary's Cemetery
University Hospital
Charles Post
VFW Dedicates Village Memorial
The Veterans of Foreign Wars dedicated a village memorial monument in LaFayette on Memorial Day with participation from the LaFayette Central School Band the Larasoite Fue Department and Boy Scout Troop 2 of Jamesville. VEW Auxiliary President Marion Crowley VE Commander G Feldmann and other VEW members led ceremonies at graves in Pompey and at the Memorial Bankta Famecsilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans OF Vorsion Witsy
Mina Tate
LaFayette
Evereges
WWAM
LaFayette Central School
Larasoite Fue
Boy Scout Teno V2
Jamesville
VEW
Marion Crowley
G. Feldmann
Taff Martineau
Rehere
Pompey
Late Syracuse students reprimanded in court for lateness
Two Syracuse University students John G. Cail and Warren F. Witherstine faced a severe rebuke from Judge Truman H. Preston for arriving two days late in Police Court. The judge dismissed disorderly conduct charges as in a prior April water fight case after officials apologized and paid damages. The defendants claimed their attorney would represent them, having traveled from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Truman H. Preston
Preston
John _G. Cail
Warren F. Witherstine
Cail
Witherstine
Eight Syracusans To Get Degrees At St Bonaventure
Eight Syracuse degree candidates are named among St Bonaventure University 400 graduates in Olean. The list includes Richard J Whornton and Richard P O Connor for arts, Philip E Fox and James J Clancy for arts, Lows A Heuschneider and Edmund Ostron for science, Frederik McCabe and Donald M Priest for business administration, with addresses noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
Syracuse
Richard J. Whornton
Bellevue
Richard P. O'Connor
Buddinghal
Philip E. Fox
Village
James J. Clancy
EB. Corning
Lows A. Heuschneider
Bellevue Art
Edmund Ostron
Strathmore Dr
Frederik McCabe
Lodi St
Donald M. Priest
Volaskord
Money Stolen From Two Homes
Two thefts from homes reported to police this morning. Mrs James Williamson aged 42 of 437 James Street reported a pocketbank containing valuables missing. George Felton of 312 8 Crausa Avenue reported a small cash register containing $34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williamson
James Sr
George Felton
Crausa
Fayetteville Concern Files Bankruptcy
Fayetteville heating contractor and television dealer listed in U S Court schedules. Liabilities $20,878 with assets $6, including merchandise $5,050 fixtures $700 and accounts $500. Schedules filed by attorney Eugene H. Klan of Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VTICA
Schermernorn & Co
Milisi
Fayetteville
U. S
Eugene H. Klan
Syracuse
Three Directors Appointed by Hill Alumni
Syracuse University Alumni Association announces the appointment of three new directors to its nine man board at the annual meeting in Sinsing hall. New directors are Mrs J B Taylor Jr Syracuse Mrs Charles Benjamin Rochester and Everett Corer Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Association Lastrnight
Sins
Cing Hall
J. B. Taylor, Jr
Syracuse
Charles Benjamin
Rochester
Everett Corer
Washington, D. C
Enei Your
Theodore Pierson
B. Churchill Loveland
Loveland
Trust & Deposit Company
Caman
Alumni Association
Eric Will
John Brooks
Louis D. Palmer
Tallahasee
Fla
George T. Driscoll
Martin ©. Crandell
Crouse
School of Music Lander
Kirk Ridge
Slocum Hall
College of Applied Science
Tasin Engineering
Dormitory Dedication Honors Dr. Baker at Syracuse University
Syracuse University prepares to begin construction next week on a new $1.5 million women’s dormitory named after the late Dr. Hugh Baker, former dean of the New York State College of Forestry and former president of the University of Massachusetts. The project will be completed by February next year. Alumni tours, a Kum Bak dinner, and a show will mark the dedication with Chancellor William P. Toomey and other speakers. Returning alumni reunions for multiple classes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Hugh Potter
Syracuse University
Baker
York Limic College of Forestry
Edmund Syracuse
7_ Rappali Co., Inc
Cambridge
Massachusetts State College
Mass
William P. Siena
Baenteeehans Amery
Toey
Yeneralay
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Chakpatty
Dramilns
Bakera
Archbold Gymnasium
Syracuse Lacyis
Tiwim Stahl
Willponey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pastrict
Jesse E. Cantor
Harry J. Gilmore
Fred G. Arnold
O'Hara
Jenkins
Gautnier
Krisak
Caroline Hobkirk
Haming Barclay Apartments
University
Lash
Patsy Senzarino
Cicero
Angelo DeAngelo
Mattydale
John A. Kinney
William J. Connelly
Robert L. Kramer
Emmett T. Morgan
Donald A. Reid
Harold Kelley
George Easterly
Harold Shea
John O'Shea
Franks Skrupa
Francis Ryan
Georgeel
Merritt W. Woltrom
Waltram
Jas Lewis Gavenby
Arthne Jenkins
Hava
Garties
VFW
Fayetteville Concern
Churcr
Bisnop
Macrament
Blessed Sacrament
Parerick
Wiliam A Moore
Bieseod
Perry
Sh. Mere Laspital
Hill
Dr. Baker
Drumni
Oval
Jae More
Accompanis
Lerder
Nature Food Centres
Main
Baa
Onondaga
Pat Miller
IN Tomorrow's Herald-American
Dey Bros
Dey
Winnier
Dey's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!