Reilly Sought in Mengarelli Case Trial Highlights
Edward Mengarelli former Syracuse Chiuty bite ball clad and stock broker Alex Ay Mengarelli testified in the Federal Court at Meggarelil regarding alleged violations of the Securities Act and use of funds to defraud. Reilly, ordered held after a subpoena, testified about conversations on stock and the Ozonide process while details of Detroit plant visits and Seeley testimony outlined the case against Mengarelli and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrciad
Tinghannion
Edward Bleilly
Syracuse
Alex Ay Mengarell
Federal Cours Army
Meggarelil
Ite Securities and Exchange Act
Weils
United States
Albert Montens
Jersey City
Reilly
Jers
Solo
Snelly
Binghamton
Frederick
Bryant Sesuch
Bryant
Anoys Muy
Ralph L. Samos
Emimous
Heilly
Tee
Aasit
Mengarelti
Syracuse Chiele Ia
Mes Yy
Mengarely
Heald
Moaparwlli
Telly
Dow Chemical Company
Deartern
Mich
Ozonide Corpossttan
Eusy US
Leamy
Baseball Sec
Felary
Mengateln
Unis
Harold K. Seeley
Central New York Power Corporation
Alden Sherry
Keri Man
Mengarell
Richard Z. Berne
Edward Smith
Syracura
Ropeelt
Sire Mengarell
Tie
Smith
Mergaret
Stith
Detroit
Jesse
Sherry
Ozenide Corporation
le Corporation
Shelly
Seeley
Hia Offlee
Mengaelit
Mathe
Mengarelli
Afengarelli
Tom
Regents Tests Begin in City Schools
Syracuse junior and senior high pupils started Regents exams today with American history and typewriting. Early questions probe notable figures and constitutional topics, including the 13th Amendment and U S relations, with later tests on languages, U S history, and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton K. Wheeler
Fulgeneto Badskin
Manuel Avita Camacho
Clarence Dykstra
Carter Glass
Sidney Hillman
Jesse Jones
George C. Marshall
Henry I. Stimson
Normeon
Thomas
Pancho Villa
Sumnee Welles
Nefro Sultsage
United States
Germany
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
Church Council Outing Planned at Pine Grove Site
The Pine Grove Lake On tide venue hosts a Church Council outing this Saturday with family entertainment and sports for all ages. Each family brings a picnic basket, coffee provided at 6 PM, and a baseball game begins at 1 PM.
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Pine Grove
Fulton, Suis Agein
Yteen’ Coment, Tike
Lake Ontide
Council
Pleniekers
Itenifist
Will
Troopers Save Blaze After Car Fire Near Baldwinsville
State troopers Jat Baldwinsvilla and William Lally responded to a car ablaze on Route 70 near Long Branch Road. They towed the wreck to a fire hydrant, used extinguishers and a pike pole to puncture the gas tank, called for help, attached a hose at the village line, then returned with equipment and helped douse the fire, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpldninsvilla
Mohammed
Willam J. Lally
Richard Dyer
Beldwinsviile
Cold Springs
Long Branch Road
Seokert
Willams
Jay John Frost
Carolina, Avenue
Solvay
Inter
Celina Wehice
Lally End
Vilage
Baldwinsville
Sindavids Ty Lins Aitgue
Bally
Carne
Edward Jones
Latvia
Suspect Held in 3000 Bail in Garn Assault Case
Three alleged assailants of Acting Detective Francis J. Garn faced arraignment with not guilty pleas before Judge Homer Walsh. Joseph Winasnick, Joseph Naster, and Francis Bressler, all linked to the attack in the 600 block of South Geddes Street, were each held on $3000 bail. Garn remained hospitalized at St Joseph’s, showing slow improvement as doctors predicted continued confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Garn
Homer Vi
Walsh
Joseph Wine
Nicks
Otisco Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Francis Maloney
Sudge Walsh
Joseph Naster
Shorifourd Street
Charlee A . Mekett
King Pan
Francis Bressler
Hind
South Geddes Street
Cked
Garn
Joseph Winnicki
Anting
Louis Snow
Felica Court
Winnicki
Francia Bmeloney
Defenise
Charles
Ga See
Uea Neole Parfi
Fessi Oh Donkey
Poll of Dairymen Deadline Set for Saturday Midnight
News from New York states dairy producers in eight states supplying the metropolitan market must vote by midnight Saturday on amendments to the Federal-State order governing sales. Ballots mailed to 59,794 producers must be postmarked by then to count, addressing a proposed price increase for Class 1 milk from 240 to 253 per hundredweight on July 1 and to 288 on August 2, with further terms through April 1, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eix
Dredwdlent
Oles
Wzcoau An
Grand Jury Deliberates After Downtown Collapse Report
The Grand Jury, set to file a final report to Justice Morehouse, did not expedite action after the May 16 collapse of a downtown building at 370 West Fay Street. Mrs. Howard S. Harter and four family members died. several others injured as rescuers attempted to reach trapped occupants. District Attorney Donald M. Mawhinney presented the case to about twenty witnesses. new findings were reported but no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Duatice
Morehouse
Ures
West Fayile Stee
Howard
Harter
Donald
sMawhinney
Mweex
Wiliam H. Bowers
Maccabees Set To Elect Great Commander At New York Meet
The Maccabees Great Camp in New York begins its 12th regular meeting in Hole Spree with 250 delegates and guests. Officers to be elected mid afternoon after welcoming addresses. reports, committees, and noon luncheon for women precede split reconvening for men and women. A card party is planned on the hotel’s 10th floor at 1 PM. The event continues tomorrow with a convention of the sickness and a noted department to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmak M. Medge
Gloversilk
Maccabees
New York
Hole
Selow
Alghisht
Lutichton
They
Elec Jon
The
135 Motorists Draw Fines in Trific War Year
A chaotic traffic crackdown yielded 135 fines across Onondaga and surrounding counties. Penalties ranged from $3 to $10 for offenses including speeding, running stop signs, passing left of center, and driving without a license. Names and addresses of many violators reflect a cross section of communities from Syracuse to Watertown.
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St J
Sherif Bas' Iwih
Ry Aier
Motofista
Syres Kusars
Onondaga County
Binghamton
Scranton
Kentun
Nalina Street
Lg Fine
Jastles
Jay Teelands
Manuel Lausends
Seéane Way
Justice Iyelands Ohm Ae Ryan
Latayoye Street
Justice Ieeland
Lawrence A. Baker
Ryam
Tompkins Street
Tgn
Justice Witte
Harry J. Rath
Kenmare
Justire White
Joseph P. Frosto
Pond” Street
John Farnham
Thomas Drazo
Mount Morris
Ariving
Jeff Aide
Alfred
Strevers
Jha
Rowe
West Onundnaa Street
Justiee Strever
Wiliam Youngstrom
Irving
Witte
Jessig Pierce
Watertown
Blaine
John Patterson
LaFarie
Justice
Ireland
Armand Holder
Auburn
Justice Gow
Derrick
Wisiar Dachy
Syracuse
Justice Seein
Elmo N
Lasoreaux
Watkins
Justice Derrice
21 Selectees Go to Buffalo Tomorrow
Five local boards will send men from Syracuse to Buffalo for induction tests by the Selective Service System. Twenty-one men will depart from board headquarters at 10:45 on the New York Central train, guided by officials listing attendees from Denison Building and various local streets. The group includes medical student and other residents as they assemble at their boards before leaving for testing.
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Syracuse
New York Central
Denison
Thomas Freary
Wher Avenue
Rodserick A. Seguin
South Avenue
Geen A. Phillips
West Omarma Street
James F. Clary
South West Street
Nnd
Donald Stevens
Drving Avenue
City “Banky
Harold Lapidus
Henriete
Edmund, V. Arrangs
Prospect Park
Jacob Stattushy
Fonts Irving
George J. Hotes
East Adurs Steel
University Building
Cated
Coljis
South Calling
Robert N. Kertsrker
Mildred Avenue
Alfred
Hurwill
Westmoreland Aveshue
Hamil' Ston
Joseph DeLuela
Beship
Glecra
Edward W. Pietrowicz
Sarwett Street
Sam J. DeFoxiter
Catherine Street
West Howe
Ronald T
Captain Howard J. Billings to Attend Army Command School
Captain Howard J. Billings of 123 Buckingham Avenue will study at the Army Staff and Command School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He was ordered by Major General Whilany Driskell, commander of the 27th Division, to report June 2. He leaves with wife and two month old daughter Barbara.
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Howard J. Billings
Buckingham Avenue
Sloliy
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Mdj
Whilany
Driskell
Tiings
Fort McClellan
Tennessee
Shoe Dealers Cautioned on Price Rise at State Meeting
At the 2nd annual convention of the State Association in the Ononga Hotel Langston warned shoe merchants to be ready for price changes and to justify stall prices by wholesale costs. Arthur D. Anderson led a session on the problem and noted rising tensions as a sign of shifts ahead. The gathering included a breakfast, exhibits, and an evening dinner with remarks by Langston and Stockdate, with officer elections set for tomorrow noon.
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Teleca Wae
Wyne Langston
Ononaga Hotel
Langston
Arthur D. Anierson
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Ernest BR. Park
Manchester
Associa Tions
Anderson
Association
Tony
Liam Pidgeon
Rochester
Board of Glisciers
Joan Slater
New York
State Association
Harold R Quimby
Creative Footwear
Acing Ox
Harry LaVioé
Einter
Alten Stockdate
Olticere
Lunehear
Civil Service Entry Lists Close Friday
Syracuse Civil Service closes Friday for patrolman and foreman tests. Offices operate 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. daily, with special Friday evening hours until test day. About 2,200 applications issued to men 21 to 30. roughly 160 returned. three candidates sought for building superintendent post. Special recreation and municipal park positions pending action.
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Syracuse
Questonneires
Commission Fae Des
Theummer Acasey
Civil Ben Cen
Auburn Pythians Memorial Service at Cayuga Lodge
A memorial service was held in Auburn on June 16 at Center Church of Cayuga Lodge 443 Knights of Pythias. The event joined Caygus Lodge and the Cyihian Sisters with the visiting delegation led by Chancellor Commander Chertes Mitchell of Syracuse in a solemn service.
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Auburn Pythians Memorial
Auburn
Cayuga Lodge
Knighia of
Tythlas
Center Church of
Carlat
Dieaplis
O Blaktey
Milady
Fries
Pythlony
Witty Cayugs Lodge
Cyihian
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Clatis
Lackawanna
Syracusans
Lackawanna Railroad
Fororth
West Onondara Street
Nelson P. Pitts
Justice Morehouse
Hodge
Auer
Buffalo
Army’s Staff
Sally
Civil Service
Ebed Kien
Gall OF
TIRAM
DESK
Kirtlands
Salina Street
Ouman
To & DR
F.W. Sutland
Cor. Jefferson
South Solino
N.Y
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