Fire Hits Syracuse Legion Post 359 in East Syracuse
Fire last night caused an estimated 10 000 damage to East Syracuse American Legion Post 359. About 45 firefighters under Chief Charles Cline fought the blaze from 8 30 to 30 pm. No one injured. Fire started on the second floor of the two story frame building. Upstairs meeting rooms remodeled and insured were charred. A downstairs club room flooded by water. Police Chief Fred J. Ray set off the alarm. Cause undetermined. De Witt firemen aided. About 250 residents watched from W Manlius Street.
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Syracuse American Legion
Charles Cline
Cline
Fred J. Ray
Che
de Witt
W. Manlius St
Navy trainee sheds pounds for aviation school milestone
Carl Herman Young Jr. trained three hours at the YMCA Health Club after weighing 202 pounds at the Naval Air Station in Birmingham. He reduced to 195 pounds following running, bicycling, and swimming, and now serves at Pensacola Naval Air Station. A February Cornell graduate, he previously worked for Swift & Co. in Birmingham.
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Carl Herman Young Jr
Naval Aviation School
Carl Herman Young, Jr
Carl H. Young
Charlee Ave
Naval Air Station
Birmingham
Ala
Young
Navy
YMCA
Pensacola
Fla
Swift & Co
Cornell University
Police Eligibility Results Announced
The County Civil Service Commission released eligibility lists for police sergeant matron and other posts. Names include Milton E. Johnson Emma M. View Dr Evelyn B. Squires, Robert N. Tedesco and Robert J. Middleton among those ordered for testing and ranking. one candidate was rejected and several tests determined the head keeper and penitentiary posts.
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County Civil Service Commission
Edward J. Cornelius
Cub Ond
Donald E. Cormut
Faty
Ser Bius
George Beant
S . Kimberly
Jamesville
R.D
John P
Snyder
James St
Milton E. Johnson
Valley For
Emma M
View
Robert N.tedesco
Bender
W. Geneseo St
Kirkpatrick St
Gerald G. Titus
Jother
Evelyn B. Squires
Burtram H
N. Edwards Ave
Myers
West Shore Manor
James Donald L. Moore
Senecasville
Arthur M. Peck
Quondaga
Robert J. Middleton
Main County
Knife Attack Spurs Manhunt for State Street Suspect
Police sought an 8 State St. man after James M. Thompson, 44, of B26 S. State St. was stabbed in a late night fight. Thompson, in fair condition, told officers he was attacked outside Embassy Grill by a 44-year-old assailant identified by him but not yet arrested. Thompson suffered a left shoulder wound, stomach injuries, and facial cuts. doctors removed the knife in surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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State St
Fo Hospital
Rocco Regi
Ltano
James NM. Thompson
S. State St
Thompson
James Wheeler
S. McBride St
Embassy
St. Joseph's
Complacency Warning Spurred Ukrainian Leaders’ Remarks
Walter V. Chopyk of Buffalo warned at St John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church Holy Name Society meeting yesterday about complacency toward Red Russia’s manpower cuts and armed strength. He identified as a representative of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America and secretary of the Buffalo Department of Public Works.
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Red Russia
Walter V. Chopyk
Buffalo
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic ‘Church
Holy Name Society
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America
Buffalo Department of Public Works
Prosperity Co. Fund OKed in Braun Case Trial Delay Sought
State Supreme Court Justice Frank Del Vecchio granted motions to allow Aquila R. Braun to withdraw 14383 for counsel fees and expenses and ordered an attorney examination. The decision comes amid four combined lawsuits alleging mismanagement of Prosperity Co. funds while Braun and family controlled the firm. Court actions halted the trial until June 25 to permit further inquiries into Braun’s finances and the involvement of former Prosperity attorney Laurence Sovik. Plaintiffs oppose delays while seeking a settlement that honors fund recovery for creditors and stockholders, with trial expected to last four to six weeks.
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Aquila R. Braun
The
Prosperity Co
State Supreme Court
Frank del Vecchio
Prosperity Co.s
Braun
Stewart F. Hancock, Sr
Lew
Hanlcock
Erving Trust Co
New York City
Prosperity
del Vecchio
Hancock
Laurence Sovik
Sovik
John H. Hughes
Court Ap
Hughes
John
William
King
Arel
Ruth Rosen
Harry Chashin
Ralph Chashin
Howard Blum
Max Fagel
Chicago
Jacob Frieberger
George H. van Lengen
Syracuse
Harry Troupiansky
Justice del Vecchio
Father Reports Son Is Missing in Waldo Sturack Case
Police were alerted at 9 p.m. yesterday after Michael Sturack reported his son Walter Sturack missing from Sey mour Street. The boy, described as four feet tall, blond, weighing 60 pounds, wore a brown and gray coat, brown trousers and a white shirt after leaving St John the Baptist Ukrainian Church with a person he planned to walk home with. He has wandered away before.
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Walter Sturack
Seymour St
Michael Sturack
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Church
Carrier Breaks Ground for New Research Unit on Thompson Rd
Ground was broken today for the Carrier Corporation administration and research buildings at Thompson Road in De Witt Town. Town and county officials and Carrier executives attended as initial contracts totaling 500000 were announced for excavation, filling, piling, and related work for a 180000 square foot addition to manufacturing facilities and a 49 acre recreation center. The project includes laboratories for the Unitary Equipment Division with an estimated cost about 750000 and a final center cost around 5 million, with architects King and King and engineers Galson Galson and Ecker gin Klepper.
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Wiliam Bynum
Dent
Alevent
Carrier
Onondaga County
Mse
Presdent
East Syracuse Businessmen’s Assn
Dwight W. Winkleman
D. W. Winkleman Co. Inc
George Auld
Howard Dirks
John Holton
Carrier Corporation
Unitary Equipment Divison
D. W. Winkelman Co, Inc
CL. Guild Construction Co, Inc
Thompson Rd
Unitary Equipment Division
Machinery and Systems Division
King & King
Galson & Galson
Eckergin & Klepper
Syracuse
Thompson Ray
DeBernardis Offers To Head Democrats
Attorney Paul C. DeBernardis, recovering from a broken leg, offered himself as a compromise choice for Democratic County Chairman after clashing with the party last year over a traffic court nomination. He stays neutral in the primary, says he is available only if committee members cannot agree. County Chairman Hogan plans to retire and awaits certification before a meeting to elect a successor. United Democrats claim the largest bloc backing Solvay Mayor Stanley E. Major, with Hogan stepping down later in the week.
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Paul C. DeBernardis
DeBernardis
Atome
Mace 1
Ion Seemen
Organization
United Democrats
Hogan
Bernardis
Reyuncrats
Charles J. Hogan
United Democrat
Solvay
Stanley E. Major
Major
Preston's Docket Is Jammed At Traffic Court
Traffic Court logged a record 120 cases before Judge Truman H. Preston as 33 were adjourned and 87 new offenses emerged over the weekend. Fifteen new tickets joined 50 carried from last week for using the New York Central yard as a shortcut from Erle Boulevard to West Street. Speeding was reported on Burnet Colvin Avenues and James Street with above average readings. Eight of ten previously postponed drunk driving cases were adjourned again, some set for trial.
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Truman H. Preston
New York Sentral Yard
Erle Blvd
West St
Burnet
Colvin Aves
James St
Son Gets Year In Weapons Case
Orris Dawley Jr of 1805 South Ave was sentenced to one year in Onondaga Penitentiary for possessing a dangerous weapon with intent to use it. He was arrested May 21 after his father reported his threats with a butcher knife to police. Judge P. Leo Dorsey presided in Police Court.
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Auer Vna
Orris Dawley Jr
South Ave
P. Leo Dorsey
Onondaga Penitentiary
Dawley
Orris Dawley Sr
Accused Slasher Gets Year in Pen
Eugene Ingram aged 77 pleaded guilty to slashing a woman at the Forman Hotel. Police Court Judge P. Le an Dorsey sentenced him to one year in Onondaga County Penitentiary. The victim Deilah Mitchell 42 of 146 Lodi Street reported the attack and was treated at Crouse Irving Hospital.
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Eugene Ingram
Forman Hotel
Jenife
Onondaga County Penitentiary
P. Lean Dorsey
Ingram
Deiliah Mitchell
Lodi St
Crouse- Irving Hospital
County considers rabies control plan and cat vaccination
Animal Disease Control Committee proposes legislative moves to end the 10 day waiting period for suspected rabies animals. They seek state reimbursement of half the tax bounty costs and support cat vaccination. A county survey on rabies controls is requested. Casey Stengel and Miller Higgins each have six American League pennants with the Yankees.
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Animal Disease Control Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Walter B. Marquis
Department of Research and Development
Casey Stengel
Miller Higgins
New York Yankees
Fire House To Be Rewired In Montgomery Street Block
City plans bidding to replace antiquated wiring in the Montgomery Street fire house across from City Hall. City Engineer Potter Kelly says the commission of contract and purchase George Waite will advertise for bids to ensure a safe upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Kelly
George Waite
Wang
Noengy
City Hall
Montgomery St
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Erie Blvd
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Atiiseseera le
BraunGets Prosperity Fund OK
Madison Sr
University Ave
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Onondaga Savings
Onondaga Savings Vacation Club
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SOUNT
Sauira
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