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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1951

Page

3

Six teens and a lawyer injured in multiple crashes

Six teenagers and attorney Rudward of Minoa were injured in crashes near Sweetind Brooknaktre and State College PA. Wilber, 18, was hospitalized with facial lacerations while Janet Atinkney, 16, survived with possible injuries. Police cited Paul Hahrunk for failing to keep his vehicle under control as a tractor truck incident caused damage and injuries at multiple locations.

Rudward Witber Minoa Sweet Ind Broaknaktre Toren Ponpee Bopaiy Shorit Arthur Asane Bert Wilber Ern Laren D. Green State College Creen Wilber Ws Memorial Hospital Willan Sulbisais Paul Hahurnk Parke Brighton Janet Atinkney Lowellav Mesa Robert Eastman Onondaga Cereral Tmoapital Edward T Wilbur Bastav Minos Broadheld and Sweet Rds Vows of Pompey GG. Green

Vocational Honors Given at Local High School

The graduation exercises honored Antonielie Piast tronte of 143 Priiis St with a 95 percent average and salutat orah Alber Rufo of 14 Lewis St, averaging $7363. Other honorees include Petee Emmi 342 Lewis St Nan Mulrray Lafayette B.D. 1 Dolores Reboe 171 Renwick Ave Joan M. Klimek 2 Will Tiana St Raymond Nemecek 104 Josephine St Jacqueline Colan 306 Rowland St Stanley Roj 1005 Emerson Ave Ralph Garn 130 Nelson St James L. Dani 315 Gerli St Janet McCallops 330 Mitchellay Olga Kominsii hi Gifford St Alfred Hohback 850 Ash St Joseph Restuccia We Seymour St Deno Carstatine 36 We Borden Wy Oonan Butler 120 Delong Ave

Antonielie Piast Tronte Priiis St Aomeen Alber Rufo Lewis Petee Emmi Lewis St Nan Mulrray Lafayette B.D Dolores Reboe Renwick Joan M. Klimek Will Tiana Raymond Nemecek Josephine St Jacqueline Colan Rowland St Stanley Roj Emerson Ralph Garn Nelson St. Tames L. Dani Gerli Janet McCallops Mitchellay Olga Kominsii Hi Gifford Alfred Hohback Ash Joseph Restuccia We Seymour St Deno Carstatine Borden Wy Oonan Butler Delong Av

Army Seeks Nurses Here and Hereford Wedding Day

Army seeks nurses at local recruiting effort mentioning Nurse Corps volunteers and interviews. A couple celebrated a 55 year wedding anniversary with family and friends as details of nursing assignments and hospital duties appear in a community notice.

SU Student Plans Alaska Delivery Trip

SU student from Osso Norway, a Syracuse University engineering junior, will travel 5300 miles via the Alcan Highway to Fairbanks Alaska. He plans summer construction work and unskilled labor to save money for college, aiming to return by late June.

Alaska Knudp Tiaage Syracuse University Molm Lipnerost Alcan Fairtanks Osso Norway Hauge Calipse Echoot Tod Ian Alaska Ig TE Jj Electricians Drneting Company Inc Fable Imi Wnion

Man Sues City in St Pat Day Attack

Andrew Sorrow of 128 Stilezh sues the city for 50000 claiming injuries from an attack on St Patrick’s Day. Joseph A. Flaney of Newark is his attorney. The case names the corporation and seeks damages for personal injury.

Man Sues City St. Pat Day Andrew Sorrow Stilezh

Cahill Reelebed To Head K of C

A fragmented report lists Cahill elevated to head of Knights of Columbus during a Syracuse ceremony. It names several officers and alternates from the Cy Ark ayuy group and references state convention plans and nearby leaders.

Haneay Augustus Topki Hovey Beaudean Dental New York Davidse

Radio and TV Self Stolen From Home

Thieves walked into a home and stole radio and television equipment. The incident occurred on the Doakt Cy area with several items missing from a residence. Local authorities are investigating and seeking information from residents.

Camp Directors Named for Ames Inn Youth Camp

A scrambled report lists names and roles for a student camp program at Chrislay college, with references to migrant workers, local clergy, and community sponsors. The feature hints at funding, staffing, and dates but remains unclear due to OCR errors. Names like Walter Woléh and Tyviae Gyayea appear, indicating a regional education outreach effort.

Nigatmbiv Somo Riverton Chrislay College Walter &. Woléh Titeott Arevapal Choy

Automatic Juicer Theft Sparks Alarm at Local Store

A local store reported the theft of an automatic juicer. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking a suspect described as a masked individual. Detectives urge anyone with information to contact the station.

Two Churches Slated By College Quartet

The Houghton College Male Quartet will present programs in three Syracuse churches. The first appearance is tomorrow at Willett Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church at 11 AM, followed by 2:30 PM at Onondaga Reservation Wesleyan Methodist Church and 7:20 PM at Lyncourt Wesleyan Methodist Church. George Wells, college representative, will speak during each program on behalf of the college.

Houghtox College Syracuse Lominrrew J. AM Willett Memorial Wesleyan Methodial Church Onondage Reservation Wesleyan Methodist Church Lyncourt

Seven new officers added and shifts changed in police force

Police Chief Kinney announced seven more patrolmen and changes in the Detective Bureau. Appointees start June 16 after exams. only one vacancy remains. Names include Kistler Warren Jr and Manuel Leone among others. Detective restructuring shifts: Roberts to outside investigations, Kennedy to headquarters, Klotz to forgery and bad checks investigations.

Jobn A. Kinney Oday Kinney Rymney Detective Bureau Benjamin Roberts Arthur Casey Casey Office Michael Kennedy Roberts Jol Klotz Kennedy

Titus Moves To Dismiss Fraud Counts

Phil Regan seeks dismissal of several fraud charges amid a Syracuse case. He faces allegations tied to misapplication of funds and conspiracy to defraud the Syracuse Trust Co. while defending his public appearances and record.

Titus

Ludlowville Soldier Dies in War Years After Enlistment

Mrs. Jatia Fedorka reports her son, Charles J. Fedorka, a Korean War era airman who enlisted in the Air Force last fall and left the West Coast for the Orient on January 10. The cause of death remains unclear, but a military official indicated many loved ones are awaiting further information. Fedorka, 45, is one of several family members in the service, with Regan having four children and three grandchildren. A Lions Club luncheon at Hotel Syracuse featured performances by Regan and his music director, Viel Valenti, with a forthcoming radio program from Sampsih set for Richard tomorrow on WEBLe.

Aftia Air Force North Korea Thunders Clinton Phil Regan Counre May Earl Labour Itt Coll Syracuse Group 2 Civil Air Patrol Imbia Broadcasting Syste Lauring Lions Sampson -Air Force Base Ludlowville Jatia Fedarka War Department Korea Harlés J. Feied Beenie Speckt John H United States Cart Jomeean Fedorka Air Force Regan Lions Civbc Syracuse Accume Basie Vieli Valenti Sampsih Weble

Police Injure Foot by Hotfoot Incident in Syracuse

Patrolman Michael Krisak directing traffic at an automobile accident site in Syracuse received a hot warning signal that burned his left foot. He felt burning at the top of his foot, found two holes burned in his sock, and two marks on his foot. He was treated at Crouse Hospital and released.

Syracuse Michael Krisak Trafic Rabottt Pollet Crouse-living Hospital

Marietta Couple Mark 50 Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Charles Geridith of Rose Hill Road Marietta will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a party Tuesday They were married June 12 1967 in Fulton Homer native Grilin is a farmer who raises foxes Their five children one grandchild six great grandchildren and neighbors are expected to attend

Charles Geridith Rose Hillard Manetts Wessay Grilin Homer Eana Fulton

Cornell Alumni Elect 2 Trustees Amid Anniversary Remembrance

Cornell Alumni Association names two trustees after a mail election among about 45 060 alumni. The event notes a 50th anniversary observance for Mrs W F Atherton of Oswego and details on several trustees including Reese H L Taylor and Stanley von Sternberg.

W. F Atherson Wpmaca Dorothy McSpart Davis St. S van Arnold New York City Reese HL Taylor Tas Efea Atherton New York Eee Central Railroad Cornel AMZ University America Mary FE Acacia Puller Oswego Washington Square College Courtes Javlng Cecil Cray Stanley von Sternberg Marbleday Iene Mass. Corneil Mumni Association Lanumaie

Reds Lose Rubber in World Trade Shift

Singapore reports Malaya bans on shipments to Communist China cause a sharp drop in rubber exports. Red China receives only a small amount while Soviet Russia shows a surge to 36 tons. US exports total 41,217 tons with 25,059 tons sent to the United Kingdom.

Singapore Malaya China Soviet

Ambitious Student Charged in Marijuana Farm Case

A 22 year old man from New Yar rup, identified as Den Aienburg, faced charges in MIAME Florida involving a marijuana patch. He aimed to become an FBI agent, but was released on a bond of 1400 dollars after the proceedings.

Miame Fla UPI Arouns New Yarrup FBI Prinee Tavers den Aienburg

Oxford Dial Phones Cut Over Monday

Norwich reports the village of Oxford and surrounding area will switch to dial service Monday, announced by William A. Sealy, president and manager of the local telephone company. The changeover will convert offices and light operations in the area, with Guilford, Shes birne and New Berlin counties affected as the company proceeds with its plan.

Norwich Oxford Willian A. Sealy Cnaduln Pelephone Corporation C & Mf

State Group Opposes Farm Center Consolidation Here

State Agricultural Mobilization Committee opposes moving New York US Department of Agriculture offices from Ithaca to Syracuse. It urges locating offices near Cornell University to keep agencies close to the agricultural college and its research center in the area.

State Agricultural Moliization Committee New York Agricultural Department Syracuse State College of Agriculture Cornell University Tihaca US S.D.A Cone Ilhaca Agriculture Department Washington Farmers Home Administration Salt Conservation Service Ithaca Production and Marketing Administration Agriculure Brainian Ilar Tthaca U.S.D.A Sreft Agricultural College

Police Press Gaming Count In Hoboken Raid

MELTZER 45 of 219 Bexington Ave was charged with game violations after a raid on Yates Billiard Parlor at 200 Montgomery last night. He faces arraignment today before Judge William H. Bamerick. 21 people were taken into custody led by Robert Powers of the Euro Department's vice squad.

Rving Meltzer Bexineton Ay Yates Billiard Parlor Montgomery St William H. Bamerick Reid Satroiman Robert Powers Euro Department Herald-Journal Wire Powers Offi Syracuse

Play Director Title Change at City Recreation Commission

Mrs NichoiLeita Phillips Jacingle has been named temporary Director of the City Recreation Commission. The text notes Dietz’s past roles and salaries, and mentions previous leadership, exams for permanent appointment, and commencement ceremonies with graduates.

Nicholeita Phillips Jacingle Dietz Tan Stevens Aol Act London Norway México Southya America Arkact Bridgeports Recreation Brass Company Lamson Helena CG Castle Stewns Uredwollder Dents Ional Recreation Association Civil Service Commission

Man 78 Hurt After Fall From Stairs at Home

John I Scanlon aged 78 of 72 West Onondaga street was injured last night in a fall down four steps at his residence. He was taken to Onondaga General Hospital for treatment for multiple injuries, including possible skull fracture and shock, and was reported resting comfortably a few days later.

John I Scanlon Onondaga St Onondaga General Hospital

Traffic Court Fete for Worker Moves to Hospital

An event honoring a worker from the Crouse Hinds company shifts to Lycauuts Memorial Hospital. Stanley Taulston of 125 E Srignien Ave received a teases rartificate and a watch from company officials for long faithful service. A cash gift accompanies the award as do license-related items for drivers.

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