Soldier Faces Grand Larceny Charge Over Rented Car
Eugene Wand Hand from Nodrow, a soldier returning from New Orleans, faces grand larceny charges after allegedly renting a car from Robie Inc. on May 6 and leaving it with a note on May 9. Hand, who waived extradition and traveled back to the city, told Assistant District Attorney Frank DelVecchio he intended to return the car but claimed he had to catch a train for overseas deployment. DelVecchio will seek dismissal if his story proves true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Wand
Nodrow
New Orleans
Frank DelVecchio
R.S. Robie, Inc
Jiarrison
Hand
Robie
DelVecchio
James Jerome
Leo W. Breer
Mathew J. Namishia
del Vecehlo
Tand
Greek teacher to visit Syracuse for three days
Christos Glavas mathematics teacher from Athens Greece arrives in Syracuse for a three day visit. Mayor Frank J. Castello greets him and presents the keys to the city as he tours Central High School Vocational High School and Seymour School. He attends Kiwanis luncheon a tea and other official meetings with Syracuse educators and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehnot
Christos Glavas
Athens
Greece
Syracuse
Frank J. Castello
Long Island
Glavas
Central High School
Leon H. Coon
Kiwanis
Vocational High School
Seymour School
Syracuse Teachers Associaion
Widow Knapp Estate Leaves Heir to Widow and Kin
Edward J. Knapp died January 10 1944 leaving a total estate of 559160.28 most to widow Mary F Knapp of 1500 Dames Street Surrogate Milford approved the transfer tax appraisal. A sister Clara Knapp Kenney received 5687 50 and several nieces nephews and grandnieces and grandnephews a total of 7812 50 in settlement of objections to the will. Others listed include J Jessie Foote Allen 20616 72 net estate with husband Samuel N Allen of Skaneateles, Ellen M Fredenburgh 12771 80 with sister Maude M Willey of 1505 East Genesee Street, Mary M Maurer with son William Maurer beneficiary, Bridget McCall and J Edward McCall and daughters Margaret and Lulu J McCall as beneficiaries, and John Piceck with widow Katherine Piceck as principal legatee of 109 State Fair. Also a note on fresh oysters from unpolluted waters being safe to eat most months except during spawning May to August in northern latitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Knapp
Mary FE. Knapp
Dames St
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Clara Knapp Kenney
Nicholas Ransier
Milford
Glade
J. Jessie Foote Allen
Samuel N.allen
Skaneateles
Ellen M. Fredenburgh
Maude M. Willey
E. Geneseest
Mary M. Maurer
William Maurer
Butternut St
Bridget McCall
J. Edward McCall
Alden St
Margaret
Lulu J. McCall
Hudson SL
John Piceck
Nurse Group Sponsors Thoracic and Neuro Surgery Institute
District 4 New York State Nurses' Association will sponsor a two day institute at Syracuse University College of Medicine starting tomorrow. Dr. Waller Sugden will open with thoracic surgery talks and demonstrations, with neurosurgery sessions led by Dr. William Peacher. Afternoon rehabilitation discussions focus on thoracic and neuro-surgical patient resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 4
New York State Nurses’ Association
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Ince Institute
Waller
Sugden
Witliam G
Peacher
Arthur D. Beker
Home Safety Council Plans Syracuse Meeting
The Syracuse Home Safety Council of the Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 6 30 PM today at the YWCA with Fred Foote presiding. He will present a council activity report and discuss home safety sessions from the Greater New York Safety Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Elen Weweet
Adult Education Department
Board of Education
Margaret Nyhart
Walter L. Fox
C. A. Sargent
New City
Home Safety Council
Foole
Nan Matson
Ruth Coon
May Weather in Syracuse Shows Fluctuating Rains
May brought erratic weather for Syracusans with 3.87 inches of precipitation, 0.87 above normal. Rain fell on 12 straight days May 7–18 and on nearly all days through May 23, with sun briefly returning late in the month. Temperature ranged from 32 to 82 degrees, and a trace of snow occurred May 5 with frosts May 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew P. Keller
Near
Weather Bureau
Nye
Two Peahens Added to Burnet Zoo
Burnet Park announces two peahens to replenish depleted stock. Sauer, chairman of the park fund, bought birds from a Long Island menagerie for 475, expecting arrival by June 30. The purchase reduces the fund to 160, prompting donations. Mayor Costello supports restoring stock, noting costs around 600 per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Zoo
Burnet Park
Jacob Jis Sauer
709
Sauer
Longs Island
Frank J. Costello
Wit
Costello, Sauer
Peter Kallfelta
Oa Committtee
Ex Senator Mead Attacks Oil Fund Cut In Syracuse
James M. Mead visited Syracuse yesterday and condemned the House action to cut European Recovery Program funds. He denounced Republican isolationists for aiding the enemy and criticized party disunity amid efforts for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Mead
Syracuse
House of Representatives
Sruman
Congress
Republican Party
3000 Turn Out for Riding Club Show in Tecumseh
Top show horses drew 4000 attendees at the DeWitt Gwanis Club Tecumseh Riding Club event under the American Horse Show Association. The daylong program opened at 10 A.M. and featured sixteen events including bridle trayback, hunters hack, and Olympic games jumping. Malcolm R. Grahame of New Hackensack judged hunters and jumpers, while Mrs. CD Tinker of Ithaca judged equitation and saddle horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Gwanis Club
Tecumseh Riding Club
American Horse Show Association
Beneft
Kiwanis Service Funds
Acc Uvely
Malcolm R. Grahame
New Hackensack
CD. ‘Tinker
Ithaca
Hill Speech School Opens Resident Program At Syracuse University
Youngsters aged 7 to 18 enroll in Syracuse University’s third annual resident speech correction school. Four to a teacher live in university dorms, training under Prof. Harry J. Hottman with a July to August session featuring new therapy methods, supervised play, and daily health checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Harry J. Hottman
Ffrom
Unversity Health Service
Smith Tech Printing Course Open
A new course Fundamentals in the Graphic arts will be offered at Smith Tech High School in Syracuse. Principal Edward H Lang announces with support from local printers union and employers. Registration started and applications accepted as the class fills. The program begins Monday Sept 13 with 15 weekly hours in the print shop plus drawing photography English and social studies for a state diploma. Harold L Bear to teach in a state approved print shop featuring the most complete equipment in New York State outside NYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harthut W. Smith ‘Technical and Industrial High School
Edward H. Langhan
Printers’ Union
Smith Tech
Syracuse
Harold L. Bear
State Education Department
New York State
New York City
Lang
Frederick 5. Dix
Ernest Meyer
Printing Pressmen’s
Clarence Ribne
The
Herald-Journal
Prank C. Meardell
Syracusee Typographical Union
Lincoln Republican Club aids League convention plans
Syracuse based Lincoln Republican Club auxiliary outlines arrangements for the Columbian Republican League state convention, detailing committees for registration, reception, speakers, luncheon, dinner, programming, entertainment, decorations, printing, hotel relations and publicity, with a separate note that President Truman signed commemorative stamps for New York City borough consolidation, Fort Kearney anniversary, and a nationwide honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Republican League of New York
Bulle
Lincoln Republican Club
Syracuse
Antoinette Fazio
Peter Zaharis
Dominic Rizzo
Nicholas Pirro
Mary Solitto
Joseph Falcone
Carmelita Ghaneial
Jerry Bacnell
Mathilde Caliva
Louise Gonnella
Carmen Regitano
Columbian Republican League
Deter Zahatis
Geneal Chausnanlry
Mas. Jewry M. Bainell
Yce
Ann Guerra
Washington
Truman
Boroughs
New York City
Fort Kearney
Neb
Buecheler to Get Hamilton Degree
Raymond William Buecheler son of Mr and Mrs Buecheler 313 Woodruff Ave will become one of 123 candidates for the bachelor of arts degree at Hamilton College 148th commencement on June 19 The class is Hamiltons largest He attended North High School and is a member of Emerson Literary Society and the Hamilton College fraternity TAOVERTISEMENT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond William Ourcheler
Buecheler
Woodruff Jv
Ham=ion College
Hamilton
North High School
Emerson Literary Society
Hamilton College
Taovertisement
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Tobin's
Emily Tarbell
Smith-Corona Typewriters, Inc
Charles Andrews School
Elizabeth ‘Thompson
S.T.A
Nottingham + High School
Percy M. Hughes ‘School
Ahepa Society
Albany
National Educaion Association
S.T. A
Carmelita Maloney
Knapp
State Nurses’ Association
Walter F. Bugden
Willliam G. Preacher
Stanley Batkin
Ellinor Bickford
Ina
Dame Ates “Ene
Salina St
Mead
Clarks
Hill Speech School
Rolls Open
Speech Laboratory
Las Yens
Vermont
Georgia
Massachusetts
East
G.O.P
Jerry M. Barnell
Chaiman
Rose Guerra
Marie Prox
Antoinette Favio
Carmelita Cuantial
Lee Delulio
Alalvina Seianvaleperé
Joseph Palcone
Mary del Monica
Mary Pio
Micholas Ro Amato
Frank Abnunze
Pasquate II
Bennen
Mathilde Cate
Joseph Ponttils
Racco Regitani
Anthon Petra
John Areiuoli
Carmen Regitang
John LePonto
Carrie Marra
Ralph Picone
Frank Ponto
Mary Ann Massaro
Frank
Leo
Bowise Liparula
Thomas Rinaldi
Phillip Calterino
Fann Veral
Frank del Vecchio
Programm
Carmelita Guandal
Louis Fazio
Anthony Lovelli
sJohn’ Carno
Ralph Daniel
Flcomedo Delulio
Louis Yonella
Thomas Fasqua
Frances Barboni
Carmen Massie
Louise
John Bavaria
Edward Datio
Anthony Hrarone
Joseph Pirro
Singer
Mohawk Sewing Machine CO
Scotthola Wlyd
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
Jefferson St
Loew Theatre
Tune i
the Whistler
America
Sap Mystery Share
CBS
New York Borough
Howard Johnson's
Ben Alten
Calvert Reserve
Atlantic City
N. J
Winchester Avenue
Calvert Distillers Corp
Roa
Rovie Bene
Syoc
Fayetteville Road
Netherland Meth
Netherland
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