Injuries From City and County Auto Accidents
Five people were injured in four city and county crashes last night. Ambrose Kanaley 58 of 4033 Merriman Ave was treated at Onondaga General Hospital for a scalp laceration and possible skull fracture after being struck near Seymour Street. In another incident Yohanna Morgan 0 and daughter Gloria 3 of Pine Ridge Circle North Syracuse received a shoulder injury and leg cuts when milk bottles shattered in a rear struck car at Route 11 traffic circle. Fox trail injuries in East Syracuse involved Fenora Knapp and her mother Asunta Colella after a two car collision at Hillside Street and Maplehurst Avenue, treated at St Joseph’s Hospital. A tractor trailer incident on Hiawatha Boulevard tied traffic for hours but no injuries. Jamesville resident Jacob Fillinger 35 was treated at St. Joseph’s Hospital for forehead and rib injuries after a collision between his car and a school bus in Cazenovia. four bus riders escaped injury.
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Ambrose Kanaley
Merriman Ave
Onondaga General Hospital
Seymour St
Donald S. Sanford
Norwood Ave
Ranaley
Yohanna Morgan
Pine Ridge Circle
North Syracuse
Gloria
Route 11
Dirs. Morgan
Syracuse
Asunta Colella
Durston Ave
Hillside St
Maplehurst Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Robert A. Knapp
Lorenzo Dr
Jamesville
Cazenovia
Jacob J. Fillinger
Jamesville R.D. 2
Schaeffer Divorce Absolute Granted in Manlius
A divorce decree granted March 2 to Mrs. Erma Schaeffer of Manlius becomes final. Attorney Barney Schwartz represented her against Herbert Schaeffer a carpenter and former friend named as corespondent. Supreme Court Justice William E. McClusky ordered alimony of 50 dollars weekly and paid court costs plus custody of two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Schaeffer
Manlius
Chittenango
Schaeffer
Barney Schwartz
Herbert Schaeffer
Supreme Court
William E. McClusky
Railroad Machinist Injured in DeWitt Yard Accident
New York Central Railroad machinist Charles Woodworth aged 26 from Chittenango Falls was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Josephs Hospital after a freight yard accident in DeWitt. He suffered a fractured skull when he fell against the car controls as the train stopped suddenly, according to railroad police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
St. Joseph’s Hospital
DeWitt
Charles Woodworth
Chittenango Falls
East Side Assault Seizes $43 From 69 Year Old Man
A 69 year old Syracusan William Venen was beaten and robbed of $43 by two men in the Lower East Side near East Washington Street and McBride Street. He suffered facial and head bruises and a cut on his thumb but declined hospital care. He said a blackjack was used and warned by one assailant to stay quiet.
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Lower East Side
William Venen
Washington St
Veach
Jerry Slater
E. Washington Sr
E. Washington
S. McBride
Investigation Continu is Pending After Robbery Escape
Veach fled with the wallet and money after the incident. He returned home and notified police. Patrolman Slater brought him to Police Headquarters where Detective Paul Marcette took his statement. Detectives searched the East Side area but found no trace of the two men. Investigation is continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veach
Slater
Ineestigate
Paul Marcette
East Side
County Democrats Set Chairman Election For Monday Night
Onondaga Democrats will choose a new county chairman at an 8 p.m. meeting of the county committee in Hotel Onondaga Monday. State Chairman Michael H. Prendergast urged a speedy selection, and County Chairman Charles J. Hogan agreed to call the meeting. John J. Young announced his candidacy with apparent Hogan backing after weeks of saying he did not wish to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. McGuinness
Onondaga Democrats
Onondaga
Charles J. Hogan
Michael H. Prendergast
Hogan
Prendergast
Young
John J. “Bocko” Young
Eighth Ward
State Committee
Arthur B. McGuire
Herald-Journal
Keene
Charles H. Keene
Youne
Haney
Lawrence Haney
Fifth Ward
Fisor
United Democrats
Solvay
Stanley E. Major
Supreme Court
Lhe Uely Gulilielee
Hogan's Lith
Stoke
Bernard Cohen
Third Assembly
William E. Cain
Stolen Car Case Leads to Three Arrests in Early Morning Call
A 17 year old Nedrow driver and two companions, a 20 year old and a 16 year old girl, were booked on investigation after the driver admitted stealing the auto from 831 W Fayette St yesterday. The car, listed on the stolen list, was spotted on S Salina St at 5 am. All three face arraignment later in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Erlacher
Nedrow
Erlacher
S. Salina St
W. Fayette St
Edward Santimen
Racial Equality Backed At 108th NY Evangelical Conference
The 108th New York Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church adopted resolutions opposing racial segregation and liquor sales on planes and commercial bingo. They supported the Williams Bill to stop liquor sales on airplanes and backed the New York State Council of Church opposition to bingo. Two officers were re elected Dr John D Rein conference superintendent and Rev Sherman B Eckel conference secretary. Retirement announced for Rev Albert G Bachman after 45 years and Rev Steven A Schieb after 38 years of service.
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New York
The
Evangelical United Brethers Church
Calvary Church
Mattydale
New York State Council of Church
John D. Rein
Sherman B. Eckel
New York State
Albert G. Bachman
Steven A. Schieb
Squires to Give Rosary for Peace
The Columbian Squires plan a 7 15 pm Rosary for Peace over radio station WHEN. It is the first religious activity of the junior Knights of Columbus 1218 with Bernie Frank, the club marshal, leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Bernie Frank
Births at Lee Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Bruce Hutchins of 21 W First St and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Francis Butler of RD 4 Oswego at Lee Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Bruce Hutchins
W. First St
Francis Butler
Osveago
Two Trains Strike Cars in Minoa Crossings
Two autos were hit by separate New York Central trains within minutes at Snyder's and Saintsville crossings in Minoa. No one was hurt among the two drivers Robert Gumner and James Tolly or their passengers. Train No. 14 led by Engineer C. H. Sewart and Train No. 19 led by Engineer Frederick S. Smith were involved.
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New York Central Railroad
Minoa
Victor Tucci
Robert Gumner
R. DB. 2
Manlius
Saintsville Rd
Gumner
Snyder’s
Theodore Wheeler
Jamesville
C. H. Sewart
Albany
E. D. Coletti
R. A. Miller
North Syracuse
James A. Tolly
Hillsdale Ave
Thomas L. DePaul
Marlborough Rd
Richard A. Sessions
Hawthorne Rd
Tolly
Saintsville Crossing
Coletti
Tolly Auto
Frederick S. Smith
Amputee Boy Loses Bicycles in Quick Succession
Michael L. Darrow thirteen, of 316 East Raynor Avenue, had two bicycles stolen within a week. Patrolman Joseph Giacobbe notes the boy needs a bike to deliver newspapers and suggests the unclaimed machine at police headquarters may be given to him or turned over to the Police Benevolent Association to consider buying him a bicycle. The theft occurred about 9 30 p.m. while the boy was upstairs removing material from the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael L. Darrow
E. Raynor Ave
Mike
Joseph Giacobbe
Giacobbe
Police Benevolent Assn
Levitt Approves Camillus Water District Plan
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt approved the creation of the Horan Road Water District in Camillus Onondaga County. The $44 000 project will be paid over 30 years to serve about 34 homes with public water as private systems now fail in summer and residents haul water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Arthur Levitt
Camillus
Onondaga County
Horan Road
Levitt
Mayor Wagner Advocates Community as Political Advocate
New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner told Hobart College attendees that a politician should act as a community advocate and set in motion actions serving the people. The talk at the 12th Institute of Community Leadership stressed attitude, public status, and attracting leaders to office, with reports from Clarence and Auburn on citizen committees and local development challenges. Geneva meanwhile faces industrial adjustments after local closures and corporate moves, initiating a six month survey to guide rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Institute of Community Leadership
Hobart College
Wagner
New York
Institute
Auburn
Clarence
International Harvester Co
Midwest
H. Curtis Mial
New York State Council
State Council
Sampson Air Force
Market Basket Corp
Patent Cereals Co
Swartz Reelected At Jewish Center
Morris Swartz was unanimously reelected president of the Syracuse Jewish Community Center at 2223 East Genesee Street. At the board meeting in the center's new building, Melvin H. Rudolph was named first vice president Louis Kosoff second vice president Mrs Jacob Benderson third vice president Herman Dubnoff secretary and Emmanuel Rubenstein treasurer. The center's new building has been used by more than 84 000 people in seven months according to Morton Friedenberg executive director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Swartz
Syracuse
Don t Be Car Death No 26 Warns Onondaga County
Sheriff Albert E. Stone urges safe driving amid rising fatal auto accidents in Onondaga County. He warns against speeding and reckless driving and asks citizens to report bad drivers to help prevent Black Box No 26 traffic deaths before August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Onondaga County
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Mrs. Schaeffer
Rob Man
Hiawatha Blvd
William Breneman
Fulton BR. D. 1
Inland Express
Democrats
Marcellus
Martisco
Onondaga County Water Authority
Squires
Herald-Journal Bureau
Central City
Knebis Templar
Wis
Kuieht Laroald W. Murphy
Commmander
Nenneth
Ali
William
Howard
Hineman
Herald-Journal Wire
Swartz
Jewish Center
LABOR
S. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
Albert E. Stone
America
Thruway
Jackson & Perkins
Rosa Primnass
Lu Ann Simms
Jackson & Perkins Company
Jackson & Perkins CO
Rose Garden
Newark
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