Car Hearse Collision on Hill Injures Three
Three people were injured in a collision on East Camillus Hill involving a car and a hearse. Joseph Guilotto, 58, of Rochester, drove east and crashed into the hearse driven by Bert Scou, 30, of Waterloo, as Nora Shumate, 56, and Sarah Guilotto, 58, rode in the car. both suffered injuries and were treated at area hospitals.
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East Camillus Hil
Richard Haley
Herbert A. Scou
Wo Man St
Waterloo
Joseph Guilotto
Ward St
Rochester
Nora Shumate
Sarah Guilotto
Haley
Lucy NI. Moorey
Ordlion
Topal
George H Moores
Moorey
Gene A. Petromton
Magara
Mrz
Merjerie Parnaman
Prospector
Lancel
St Josypn's’ Hospital
Fortment
Parnagaans
Howard
Courtél
Charles Alberts
Zane
Down
Biech
Frantis Bueiner
Greenberg
Fenarted
Alberts
Statues Stolen From Syracuse Art Center Exterior
Police learned yesterday that two 200 pound statues were stolen from outside the new Emly and Joe Lave Art Center at Syracuse University. The missing pieces include a stone head and a marble mother and child, valued at 350 dollars by students.
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New Emly and
Joe Lave Art Center
Syracuse
Mart Levis
Lirestone
Stanny Gives 2 000 Scouts Rough Time at Camp
Roughing it in a thunderstorm at Hencock Field damaged tents and drenched about 2 006 youths of the Onoodega Council Boy Scout Camp. Wind toppled tents, minor damage reported, preparations continued as Explorer Scouts directed traffic and communications. The largest Court of Honor in years will honor nearly 100 Scouts with Star Life and Eagle awards this evening at the camp stage.
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Onoodega
Neanwire
Scout
Seevig
Albert Gordon
Wall
Easie
Rosinald
Holmes Jr
Troon
Anthony Areuzet
Norman B Vogt
Gordon@ Richardson
Brent Leesi
Frederick Resthhe
Eavard Olner
Paul Beuscher
Douglas Slavens
Lyle Davis
Wade
W Nivers
Wynkoop
Frost Trust
Donat Co
Charman
Community Chest
Hope
Ives
Will Orient
Ene H Faigle
Codete of Liberal Arts
Syracuse University
Harriman Campaign Tour Aims for Upstate Rally in New York
Harriman and Page lead a Democratic entourage in Syracuse and Onondaga County meetings with ward and town chairs and labor leaders. After a farm breakfast the group heads to Utica for a luncheon, then a university event in Oxford followed by a large rally and dinner. Upstate delegates to the national convention plan Harriman's sole major Western appearance before the convention.
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Harriman
Robert Fragner, Jr
New York
Playaight
Ian Spenack
Onondaga
Harmman
Onondaga Younty
Ward
Syracuse
Uta
Oxford
Singiarton Temgne
Harrien
Pitts Seeks Metal For Vocational Gym At Todays Farm Breakfast
Elmer McCann presided as chair of the Production Council Art for Health and former chair of the Empire State Potato Growers spoke at a breakfast. Hartman reported farm income rising from 1.3 billion in 1932 to 1.3 billion in 1951. The event urged approval to purchase 82 tons of steel for a gym and vocational education needs amid farm history debates. James A. and Jey-Smont backed sponsorship for civilian education requirements and rural education support.
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Elmer “McCann
Cheterugay
Councal Art
Emre State Potato Grovers
Cooperaine
Hartman
Bridgel
Nelson
Hackman
Tnejofine Republc
James A
Jey-Smont
Tanfr Hall
Washington, D
City Hall Medal Ceremony Honors Four Men and a Boy
Four men and a boy were awarded medals at City Hall for meritorious service beyond the call of duty. Police and fire personnel were honored for heroism including lifesaving and risky rescues during fires and an escape from a prison convict. The boy Fred Williams, age 13, saved his uncle and a friend, earning a Benevolent Association award along with other recipients.
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Fred Williams
Glenwood Ay
Police Benevolent Association
Robert Alexander
John Dixon
Jerry Kramer
City Hall
Watrolsen
Joseph Jewell
James Driscall
Frances Hendriess Meaat
Arthury Jenlans
Naver Corcoran
Jewell
Williem Kennedy
Drison
Daseol
E A O'Hara
Herald- Journal
Herald-American
Formus
Hatenet Toboer
James Whitmore
Fred Walliams
Frank Williams
Centralized School Plan Beats Vote Yet Again
Residents of Lyndon Jamesville DeWitt Genesee Hills South Pompey District 11 rejected a centralized school plan for the second time in 30 months. The plan failed by 644 to 1,263 with 17 undetermined ballots. Jamesville DeWitt voters previously defeated it by 46 votes in April. Richard Wales, Board of Education president, railed at the two-thirds threshold not reached.
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Jamesville-De
Lyndon
Jamespile
DeWitt
Genesee Hills
Learn to Swim campaign in Syracuse on June 25
The Learn to Swim campaign sponsored by the Recreation Commission Safety Division of the Chamber of Commerce Syracuse Herald Journal YACA and YWCA will conduct its 25th annual program beginning in June. Brive and Will Gren are noted participants for the event.
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Will Gren
Recreation Commssion
The
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse Herald-Jonmmai
YACA
YWCA
Wil
Firemen Put Out Freight Car Fire
Firemen responded to a blaze in a freight car near the D L W Railroad siding on 700 block of West Fayette Street shortly before 6 AM. Units battled the flames in a derailed or stationary car, containing unknown contents, with no immediate word on injuries or cause.
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W. Fayette St
Fire confined to wooden interior of steel arm house
Special Service District Chief Leo Pachect said a blaze confined to the wooden interior of the steel area. A public safety event called a Children’s Day and shelter program will be held with Miss Erlan announced by Mrs Kolelta Ureruchestights Tun and windstopmy. Recreation director Engine companies 6, 12, and 20 will speak alongside Pastor Walter Fos. Enrollment forms available at Recreation Commission offices, 215 E. Water St.
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Walter Fos
thej/Tuck
Leche Conley
Haven
Chamber of
Commerce
Lear
Recreator Commission
E. Waler St
Recreation Commission
Ex Le Moyne Teacher to Be Ordained Priest at Woodstock
The Rev Donald Campion a former Le Moyne College faculty member will be ordained priest at Woodstock College Woodstock Bid June 22 He studied theology at Woolstozh College and St Louis University and joined the Society of Jesus on August 14 1939 He will celebrate his first Mass at St Xavers Church Brooklyn with sermon by Rev Andrew Brady SJ a Le Moyne associate dean and moderator
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Donald Campion
LeMoyne College
Woodstock College
Woodstock
Jon
Father Camaon
Vincent B. Ryan
Iit
LeMovna Athlone
Woolstozh
St. Xavers Church
Brooklia
Andrew A. Brady
LeWerne
Fatrer Campion
Brooklyn
Society of Jesus
St . Andrew-on-Hudson
St Lous Utuveraty
Windows broken by sling shot on West Side
Police report three state windows were damaged yesterday on the West Side by a sling shot. The glass at Loblaws Supermarket, P and C Food Market, and Three Hour Laundry was valued at about $2,000. Deputy Chief Fred Genell led the investigation.
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Loblaws
Lowellay
Genesee St
Fred Genel
Army Inducts 17 Men to Fort Devens in 1958 Draft
SEVENTEEN MEN were inducted yesterday at local draft boards 58 and 39 and will be sent to Fort Devens Massachusetts. Names include John Trincetta James F Maclon Duane D Noses Shaneateles Falls Leo A Coleman Walter W Gasthe George Ward Hammond Metin W George L McGinn Ruch KCink Solvay Jard F Aylesworth Alan H MacEken Daad Quenne Elmer B Hendricks Clarence G Hall George C Mosher Julius J Coleman Port Byron.
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Fort Devens
Mass
John Trincetta
Crolyst
James F. Maclon
Duane D Noses
FE Yorcan
Shaneateles Falls
Ger
Faysite
Leo A. Coleman
Wald
L Showens
N. EL
Harnson
Walter W. Gastherst
Mian Fla
First St
Liverpool
George Ward F
Hammond
Ene
W. Karick
Shaneacies
Baldwinsville
Metin
George L McGinn
Hartlot
Ruch- Kcink
South
Solvay
Aylesworth
North
Alan H. MacEken
Elmer B Hendricks
Columbus Av
Clarence G Hall Ot Ir
Elli St
Buchley Rd
Liverpool RD
George C Mosher
Julius J. Coleman
Port Byron
Democratic record praised by Harman on farmer cooperatives
A speech by Harman extols Democratic gains for farmers including rural electrification credit programs and agricultural conservation. He highlights cooperative movements, price supports, and the role of farm leaders in advancing agricultural policy while praising Democratic leadership.
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Demcratic
Aumentan
Democratie Ad
Vumstrabenz
Harman
Sml
Spese
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