Ford Looms As Foe for Bamerick
FRANK J. FORD of 210 Wilson Street is reported as the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination for police judge to oppose Jize William H. Bamerick, Republican attorney. Ford has been active in Democratic politics, served as alderman, referee in workmen’s compensation, and assistant district attorney. He once ran for district attorney in 1920 and carried the city. county Democratic chairman Charles Hogan says Ford is the leading candidate and a nomination is expected soon.
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Frank J. Ford
Wilson St
Jize Wilam H Bamerick
Ford
Charles 3 Hogan
Nicholas Pirro
Dental Hygienist Degrees Awarded at Eastman School
Miss Suzanne Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos G Leonard of 203 Arlington and Miss Nancy Cuddy daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Cuddy of 101 Arlington were awarded dental hygienist degrees at Eastman School commencement. Leonard and Cuddy are honor students and Newman Club members. Leonard is a Mot Hol Polars High School graduate and Cuddy a Central High School graduate.
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Leonard
Cudny
Eastman School of
den al Hymene
Suzanne Leonard
Amos G Leonard
Arington
Nancy Cuddy
John E Cuddy
Arlington
Mot Hol Polars High School
Cuddy
Central High School
Mermars
Newman Club
Road Bids Opened June 18 for 125 Miles of Concrete Pavement
Hopkins Dane Salina-Clax road to be opened June 18 as part of a state program for 125 miles of 24 foot concrete pavement. Charles H Sells State Superintendent of Public Works announced bids totaling an estimated 10 627 600 dollars for statewide road work.
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Hopkins Dane
Salina-Clax
Charles H Sells
Injured Pedestrian Reported Improved After Accident
A pedestrian injured Friday afternoon near the 200 block of Exe bid Wo Harry Copeland 301 Lincotnay was reported to be doing nicely at Onondaga General Hospital. He suffered fractures to a wrist and leg after stepping from behind a parked car and was struck by an automobile driven by Lawrence DeLorme. Patrolman Coward Ervin provided the report.
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Zaken
Onondaxa General Hospital
Harry
Copeland
Lawrence DeLorme
Axndaleau
Ervin
Harrison Elected To Heart Group In Atlantic City
Harrison is chosen to join the governing body of a national heart association at the Atlantic City convention. The election names executive officers and board heads, with Dr Archer Barnes of Rochester named president. Divorces and annulments are listed among notices involving Warearrieke, Christopher, Lafinn, and others.
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Mivhard Thatucison
Fist Trust & Depost Co
Mts
Atlantic City
Pryca
Archer Barnes
Eseh
Chnc
Rochester Mmn
Board of
Brockway Enters Dewitt GOP Primary Against Humpleby
John D Brockway, World War II veteran, nominated by the Committee of One Hundred to seek the Republican nomination for Dewitt town supervisor. He vows a clean, district-wide campaign to replace Humpleby, citing alleged misuse of highway equipment and a Jamesville suit as accountability points. The meeting closed with pledges to press Brockway’s candidacy regardless of primary outcome.
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John D Brockway
Iinbeth Shallon
Pebbleton School
John G. Lumpleby
ELAN
Repubican
Prihie Idi School Auditorum
Dewitt
John G Humpleby
Committee of One Hundred
Pivl Ican
Brockway
Dewatt
Stration
William JA Lawler
Dewill
Stratton
Humpleby
Lowa
Jamesville
Holy Name Plans Salvay Breakfast
St Cecilias Church Salvay will have a communion breakfast after 8 oclock mass Sunday. Breakfast at Bataltas Grill 2209 Millen Ave. Richard M McMeon of Le Moyne College will be speaker. Arrangements committee: Rev IR J Shields, Daniels F Mathews, Howard J Kennedy, John McMahon.
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US Enum Society
St Cecilias Church
Salvay
Bataltas Grill
Richard M McMeon
Lemoyne College
IR J Shields
Daniels
F Mathews Howard J Kennedy
John McMahon
Woman Reports $100 Holdup Near Fayelle Park
An unidentified man robbed 82 year old Bessif Moy Holmes of All Brattle at a Washington club area after leaving. She told police the assailant followed her from the club, then robbed her of $100 near Fayelle Park.
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Bessif Moy Holmes
Washington
Fayelle Park
City Hall Closes Saturdays In Summer At Mayor Costello’s Request
A warm day as City Hall closed for the first Saturday in June under a common council ordinance. George Sanborn, building superintendent, told couples they must wait for marriage licenses. The closure follows an ordinance adopted last Monday directing City Hall to close on Saturdays in June, July, and August. Mayor Costello and department heads were present at the office.
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Ciy
Licenees
George Sanborn
George
Common Council
Costello
Dineen Ends Term as Insurance Group Head
ROBLE B DINEEN of Syracuse New York State Insurance Superintendent has completed his term as president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners at its 78th convention in Atlantic City Seth B Thompson of Portland Oregon was elected president.
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Roble B Dineen
New York
National Association of Instance Commissioners
Association
Avaric City
Seth B Phompson
Portland
Ore
Tune Dineen
Assarianen
James M McCormick
Hasville Town
48 Chickenpox Cases Reported
Chickenpox cases were reported during the week to the Bureau of Communicable Diseases of the Syracuse Department of Health. There were 23 cases the previous week. Fifteen cases of whooping cough also were reported, a drop of four cases from the prior week. Total communicable diseases reached 73, up from 65 the week before.
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Exactex
Bureau of
Syracuse Department of Trealth
Three Held in Murder Case at Ithaca
Lynn Massachusetts police say Roy F Shurter a boy of If his mother and his stepfather were arrested in Ithaca awaiting charges. The boy’s mother Mrs Laura Shurle Douglas is held as accessory after the fact and the stepfather Herbert Douglas of 06 Graves also held. Police intercepted a telegram from the boy’s maternal grandmother in Lynn and Ithaca officers arrested them within minutes near the Western Union office.
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Iphaga
Lynn
Mass
John F McCarthy
Roy F Shurter
Hy Field
Laura Shurle
Douglas
Herbert Doulas
Graves
Ithaca
Lynn Police
Telegapher
Ithaca Police
McCarthy
Diet Brooks
Lou Cornelius
Wester Union
Lynn Police Department
Four year old Albert Carr killed in Fulton street accident
Albert Carr son of Dr and Mrs Gerald Carr of 106 Leitch street was struck by a truck on West First Street near Kalloge, near his home while crossing to visit his aunt Mrs Frances Bartlett. Front and rear wheels passed over him. death was instantaneous from a crushed skull. Surviving are his parents, two sisters, and maternal grandparents. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM from the Macey home with Rev. Albert Abbey officiating.
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Fulton
Albert Carr
Gerald Carr
Leitch St
Stanuy Piday
Strutk
Fust St
W First St
Kalloge St
Frances Bartlett
Alderman & Son, Inc
Rudatah Ash
Charles Guyer
Eugene Thuingson
Darry Alpert
Bartrett
Geraldine
Joyce Carr
Scott Mores
Macey
First St S
Albert Abbey
Slate Street Methodist Church
Teachers Warned Against Cynicism
Miss Ethel K Van Wie, president, urged Syracuse Suburban Teachers Association members at Aurelia Liverpool dinner to guard against cynicism and prejudice. She emphasized loyalty, faith, hope, and respect as essential teacher qualities. Officers elected include Mrs Louise Shuett Split Reviewee as vice president, Miss Margaret Hanneean Chery 41 as secretary, and Richard Kemmer of Eyncourt as treasurer.
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Elta Brooknell
Timininl
Syracuse
Suburban Leachers Association
Aurels
Liverpool
Miss Brookfield
Reuters News Agency
Ethel K van Wie
Onondaga Indian School
Louise Shuett
Margaret’ Hanneean Chery
Richard Kemmer
Eyncourt
Hearing Conducted On Gas Heat Curb
Public Service Commissioner Neal Brewster led a Friday hearing on proposed curb limits for gas space heating in East Syracuse. Chase Young represented the suburban gas company as officials weighed whether new installations should be allowed in a planned housing development.
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Syiatse
Cas Co
Public Service
Neal Brewster
Syracuse
Chase Young
Gas
Phone Operator's Tip Traps Youth
An alert operator notified police that a youth sought by authorities was calling a home in Buffalo. A 12 year old boy who had escaped six hours earlier from an Erie County probation office was arrested at 7 PM near a Drayma telephone booth in Salina Onondaga. The youth escaped from the Erie County probation office at the New York Central station.
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Ins
Buffalo
Pagbation
Drayma
Woman seeks early trial in will contest case
Mrs Florence H Falker of 1454 E Genesee Street petitions Surrogate Court for an early hearing on her contest of the will of her husband Jesse Elsner Falker. She objects to the will as not properly executed and questions mental competence. Creditors are unpaid months after his death as Lincoln Banks and Trust Co are directed to show cause why the case should not proceed.
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Florence H. Falker
Genescest
Inez
Jesse Elsner Falher
Mr. Falker
Aly
Faber
Charles R. Miford, Jr
Lincoln Na
Wna) Banks and Trust Co
Thursda
Falker
End of War Opens Street Plan Stirs Debate
Debate over reopening Kirke Patrick Street after World War II ends stirs advocates and opponents. The Easy Washing Machine Corp backs reopening. Melway Committee toured the area. Councils hear arguments as the plant may add 40 jobs if operations resume.
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Peapie
Kirkepatrick Si
Solar
Ny Chatonsis
Sin Ayonths
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Mpaibors
Common Council
Frutay Counedovan
George H Bowles
Counciman Tealey Doolittle
Bronday
Councilmento
No Cause Verdiet In $25,000 Action
Mrs Beebe sought 25000 damages after a collision at Velaskoid and Stolp on Jan 3 1946 against Syracuse Transit Corporation. The verdict found no cause for action. George S Sulman and Edward Spence Jr represented the bus company Mackenne Smith and Michell acted for the defendants.
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Lukeme Barth Beet
Baldwinsville
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Justce Trank
Beebe
Velaskoid
Stolp
George S Sulman
Edward Spence, Jr
Mackenne Smith and
Michell
Man Held Here On Ohio Charge
Kennein JF Hein, 40, of 121 Madison, has refused to waive and will have a hearing July 7 in County Court before County Judge Leo W Breed. Hein was arrested today by Deputy Sgt Wis on a warrant signed by Sheriff Joseph M Sweeney of Cleveland, Ohio, charged with neglecting his daughter Barbary, now 17.
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Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Hein
Leo W Breed
Atte Wis
Sherif Joseph M Sweeney
Cleveland
Degree to Revoke Citizenship Filed
A petition filed at the county chancery seeks revocation of the naturalization of Mrs Anne Lyons Kelly now in Ireland. Signed by Judge Stephen W Brennan, the case notes she was naturalized in 1933 as Anne Loone, married Patrick Joseph Kelly in Syracuse in 1937, and returned to Ireland that year. The revocation alleges the naturalization was illegal as she did not intend to become a permanent US citizen.
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M. Feenank
Mt Yecuin
Anne Lyons Kelly
Ireland
Stephen W Brennan
County Chan House
Anne Loone
Patrick Joseph Kelly
Syracuse
Neland
Ilegal
United States
Theobald Earns Hobart College Arts Degree Magna Cum Laude
Theobald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Theobald, received Hobart College’s Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude after three years in the Army. A Central High School graduate of 1943, he joined Phi Beta Delta and the debate team, later earning Phi Beta Kappa honors in March as dean’s honors student.
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Theobald
Hobart
Jhfodore
Andrew D
Shotwell
Hag Heen
Leiaruater
Gam Hobar College
Feneta
Laud
Theobild
Armwig
Fon Central High School
Wobart
Phi Ph Delta Dinbeinity
Hobat
UNO
Soathmore College
Better Homes Show Opens at Armory
The Better Homes Show opens at the Armory on Jefferson Street with visitors viewing exhibits across two halls. Mayor Costelin and State Senator Hughes inaugurate the eight day event, sponsored by the Syracuse Real Estate Board and Bellet Builders Association. hours are daily 1 PM to 1030 PM with a model home presentation planned for next Saturday night at 02 E Genesee Pkwy.
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Frank Costelin Ann
John II Hughes
Conan
Syracuse Real Estate Board
Bellet Builders
Onondaga
Climay
Genesee
Suspect Nabbed in Reading Assault Case
Tate, Tiezeriah tale age 52 of 605 E Washington St, was arrested by Syracuse police Friday for assault and battery with intent to kill. He had been sought by Reading authorities since June 1943. Tate had a 1927 Pennsylvania murder conviction and a 10 to 26 year sentence, last released in 1h.
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Tiezeriah Tale
Washington St
Die Ges
Assaul
Syracuse
Reading
Norbert Miller
Anger Print
Fred Arnold
Tate
Pennsylvania
Rain Fail to Raise Level at Qwasco Lake
Rain fell briefly Thursday night and Friday afternoon but did not sustain runoff to raise water flow from Qwasco Lake outlet. Lake drop measured about two inches from its high point on Thursday. Officials cited recent heavy rain on May 21 and a long storm week as contributing factors with no continued rain expected tonight.
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UBURN
Qwasco Lake
Slayer Of Norwich Man Executed
William Alfred Norris a 25 year old Negro from Alexandria Virginia was executed in the electric chair at the Texas Penitentiary in Huntsville early today for the killing of 22 year old Tarj Thompson of Norwich. Thompson was found in a boxcar on a California bound train after being struck with a hatchet and stabbed. Norris testified that he feared Thompson would report him to a man for not having a hatchet and walked to the chair at 12 07 AM. He was pronounced dead at 12 12 AM and declined last words but asked the chaplain to say a prayer for him.
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Hunasville
Tex
William Alfred Norris
Alexandria
He ‘Texas Penitentiary
Thompson
Ll Paso Tey
Noiis
Waiden
Nim
Police Probe Summer Camp Fire At Utica Site
Fire destroys a summer camp owned by Mrs Edna Holt in Utica on Houckville Solsvi Rd. Investigators say the camp housed Mrs Holt’s son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Williams Buston and two children, with occupants present at the time.
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Omda
Stale Ponice
Edna Holt
Utica
Houckville
Holt
Williams Buston
L. C. Smith to Pay 50 Cent Dividend
Directors of L. C. Smith Typewriters Inc announced a 50 cent per share dividend to common stockholders. Holders on record as of June 18 will receive payment on July 1. 30 cent per share for Jack will be paid to holders.
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South and Corona
Typewriters Inc
Syracuse Man Fined for Third Degree Assault
John S Squires, 21, of 102 Randallster North Syracuse, fined 109 by Judge John Kolb at East Syracuse on Friday night after pleading guilty to third degree assault. Ordered to pay restitution for medical costs to Robert Bell, 21, hospitalized with a fractured jaw following a March 29 assault in front of the Kenmore Hotel in East Syracuse, with Police Chief Fred Ras re Porter present.
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John S Squires
Randalster
North Syracuse
John Kolb
East Syracuse
Squires
Medical Capensts
Robert Bell
Kenmore
Fred Ras Re- Porter
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