Detective's Son Killed by Automobile in Street
Richard Kappesser seven year old son of Detective George W Kappesser of 603 Granday was struck by a car in the 600 block of Grand Ave near his home and died shortly after arrival at Onondaga General Hospital. Driver Davis charged with failing to control a vehicle and driving with a distorted windshield. pleaded not guilty and posted 560 to appear June 21. Funeral arrangements set at Most Holy Rosary Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
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Richard Kappesser
George W. Kappesser
Kappasser
Granday
Onondaga General Hospital
John E. Carey
Most Holy Rosary Church
George C., Davis
Onondaga Hill
George van Lengen
Chester Fpitkowski
Davis
Grand
Onondaga General
Lfe
Harry L. Gilmore
Keegan and Osbert Funeral
William * Franey
Police Accident Division
Piatkowski
Nappi
Nicholas Margiasso
Donald Fogarty
Bert Reardon
Henry A. Kappesser
Aliie Stayton
First Ward G O P Endorses Kane for Supervisor
JOHN A. KANE 28 of 515 Bear St was endorsed by the First Ward Republican Committee for the party nomination for supervisor Kane a World War II veteran works in the General Electric accounting division He is a graduate of Assumption Academy and Syracuse University He is married and active in St John the Baptist Church Holy Name Society plus his soccer basketball and baseball pastimes. Six day old Bert William Decker son of Will and Barbara Schader died Sunday night in Oneida City Hospital where he was born June 6 Burial was in St Francis Cemetery Durhamville.
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John A. Kane
First Ward
Republican Committee
Henry ‘Dotterer
Kane
General Electric Co
Assumption Academy
Syracuse University
Holy Name Society of St John the Baptist Church
Oneida
Bert William Decker
Will
Barbara Schader
Remeet
Oneida City Hospital
Lewis Decker
Myra Schader
Vernon
St. Francis Cemetery
Durhamville
Syracuse Urges Caution After Second Child Traffic Death
Walter L. Fox of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce warns drivers to slow in residential areas near schools and playgrounds after a second child death in traffic since May. He notes at 26 mph stopping distances reach about 36 feet on dry pavement and urges brake checks, pedestrian safety rules, and parental guidance on where children play.
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CNDL
Idrivers
Walter L. Fox
Isately Division
Syrracuse Chambber
Commerce
Trafic
Syracuse
Vals
Cycle Patrolman Hurt in Collision
Patrolman John P. Gosson suffered minor injuries yesterday when a motorcycle collided with a car at Grant Street and Lemoyne Avenue. Car driver Nicholas Cicali of 131 Rose Street was moving north. Gosson was moving south. Cicali received a summons for failure to use caution at an intersection.
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John P. Gosson
Bitcvele
Volved
Grant Bird
Lemoyne
Rue
Frank Lesicki
Act
Dennis Fives
Grantbird
Nicholas .C. Cicali
Rose Ar
Cicali
Auto Barely Misses Girl in North Syracuse Incident
Mrs John Humerwadel of North Syracuse recounted a near collision when five year old Carol Wood of Baldwinsville darted into the street in front of a park truck. The car braked hard and stopped within inches of the child who fell but remained uninjured and ran to her father Clyde Wood who was nearby in a store.
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John’ Humerwadel
Mnorth
Syracuse
Carol Wood
Baldwinsville
Abs. Hinerwadel
Clyde Wood
Fragmentary Grey Prints Covering Size Range 1603 to 244 Percent
The item presents a sequence of grayscale prints labeled with size indicators from 1603 to 244 percent. Details are incomplete, with visible numbers and partial images but no clear narrative or context. The record notes a printing run or catalog entry rather than a full article.
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G.O.P. Indorses Kane
DIAL
AC Fll
Lady Leonora Rayon
Wallace
Bemberg
Sheer
Rayory
Richelieu
The
Hells
Romney
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