Onondaga County Grand Jury Indicts Several Individuals
The Onondaga County Grand Jury returned two sealed indictments and named multiple defendants including William P. Ransear charged with family mistreatment with a prior conviction, Edward M. Bennett for carnal mistreatment of a four year old, Bernard W. Elm for grand larceny, Arthur Henderson for burglary and related counts, Richard Handy for a public safety incident, and Leland W. Shute for grand larceny and embezzlement. Arraignments are set for Monday before Judge Leo W. Breed.
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Onondaga County
William P. Ransear
S State St
Tiny
Leo W. Breed
Baldwingille
Arthur Henderson
Suk Magon Sl
Tao
Richard Handy
Hall
Madison St
Leland W Shute
Stewart Ct
Gordon Tobacco Co
Adams St
Breed
Eligible lists announced by Seneca County Civil Service
Waterloo and Seneca Falls see updated eligible lists after recent examinations. Names include Elizabeth K. Trumble, Kenneth J. Fogles, Emilly Pollard, Bertha Woodward and others. Details show clerk and stenographer positions in Waterloo and Seneca Falls.
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Waterloo
Seneca County Cyil Service
Commission
Elzabeth K Trumble
John
Seneca Falls
Kenneth J. Fogles
Elindig
Emiy D Pollard
Bertha, Woodward
Taft Meeting On We Rates Uibers
GEORGE L. TRASSTER, COP county chairman, would be happy with a meeting with Sen Robert Taft but has no intention of urging Gov Dewey to arrange such a meeting. He noted most delegations favor Eisenhower and uncommitted delegates could stay that way until Chicago.
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George L. Trasster
Robert Tait
Dewey
Naser Rolland
Trasster
Jetterom
Marvin
Deaey
den Ewsenhower
Loebever
Denev
Co Fine
Pennmivania
Wave Sho Sa
York
Sen Tait
Speeding and license matters pollute Onondaga county notices
Numerous names appear with offenses including excessive speed in a ten mile zone and second offenses. The list notes individuals such as Donald Manning Emil Jrandstetter Raymond LeClan and James DeSantis along with addresses and vehicle speeds. It references a Bureau of Change of address notification and an operations vehicle inquiry.
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Peaffie Caviedt
Bataan
Truman
Preston Spetduns
Edward DE Cook
Cerenoria
Annous
Erie
Donald Manning
Onondaga
Chston St
Dnier
Pleiter
Genoick
Sasneateles
Nour
Snaedine
Ees
James VI DeSantis
Tir Boreen
Wadsworth St
Dubus Zewler
Stare Ax
Burret
Daviess F
Wales
Wilcenee
Wess St
Haniles
Grarda
Jona T Gorrel
Enebha
Kennedy
Frank Dyer
Stonecar
Ferguson
Willes St
Faunlare
Bureau of Change of
Addr
Robert LoveGaltres Gee
Darrell Bi Onendaga
Japan Premier Yoshida vows no bilateral treaty with Communist China
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida reaffirmed that Japan will not sign a bilateral treaty with Communist China and that a Soviet peace accord depends on broader Japan Soviet issues. He said Japan will soon begin talks with the United States and noted Japan seeks support for economic recovery. He discussed recalling a December letter to U.S. Ambassador Dulles outlining reasons against a China treaty and emphasized linking any Soviet peace settlement to outstanding Japan Soviet problems. He also noted Japan’s lack of armed forces and asked about UN troop contributions if requested.
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Earnest Hoberecot
Tokyo
Premer Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
China
Russia
United States
Biow
United Amnerien
Yoshida
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Inegera
Rosa
Ive Oeerter
Janan
Siae
Unon
Soviet Union
Russa
Thhe
Yosinda
Phiippines
Asia
No Cause Verdict In Negligence Spit Fibreats And Tariff Woes
A Supreme Court jury found no cause in the negligence case of John C Alten against Francis M Perry for injuries in an auto crash on Elec Parkways. The report notes the broader context of Japan’s postwar dependence on U S imports and the potential impact of tariff walls on economic stability. The article also mentions Yosinda hoping for better relations with the Philippines and notes Bibles conference associations in Ontario and Central New York Baptist Hebrew Mission.
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Minary
Johnson City
Hell
Ontario Bible Conference
Central New York Baptist Hebrew] ‘Mission
Supreme Court
John C. Alten
Lverpool
Francis M. Perry
Promo- Allen
Soushe
James Parkway
Thruwas
GE Plant
W_ Azan
Rian & Shove Justi
Bastow
Marcellus Votes to Buy School Site
In Marcellus Central School District voters approved a $20,000 purchase for a 1 acre plot adjoining the school grounds as a proposed primary school site. The James Stone farm portion was selected after other sites were reviewed amid cost objections. the plan received State Education Department approval.
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Marcellus Central School District
James Stone
Bpen
State Department of Education
Tentative Solvay Work Deal Set
A tentative agreement was reached in contract negotiations between the Solvay Process Division Allied Chemical and Dye Corp and Local 1247 United Mine Workers. The old contract expired at midnight yesterday affecting about 2,000 workers. a meeting is planned to vote on the proposal.
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Solvay Process
Allied Chemcal and Dye, Corp
United Mine Workers Union
Segate Aoe
Seeley
Rauical
Ullon
Solvay
Liverpool Pastor To Address Youth Rally at Courthouse
Cortland The Rev. Dopaid Lumeree pastor of Liverpool Baptist Church will speak at the Fourth for Christ rally at 7 PM tomorrow in the courthouse auditorium. Lumeree attended high school in Cortland and graduated from the Baptist Bible.
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Cortland
Dopaid Lumeree
Liverpool Baptist Church
Lameree
Baptist Bible
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