Syracuse Rose Show Kings Crown Winners in Parks Event
Rose Sulow and Louise Witt named Rose Show king and queen at the Mills garden event in Thornden Park. Winners earned prize money and honors for poster designs sponsored by the Syracuse Rose Society. Prescott School chief H Renwick Peet announced the 37th annual show will be at the New York Central Power Corp Building on Thursday and Friday.
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Rose Sulow
Mills Gardens
Thornden Park
Louise Witt
Feastwood High School
Anthony Spina
Pressect
Prescot School
Syracuse Rose Society
H. Renwick Peet
Prescott School
Syracuse
Onondaga County
New York Central Power Corporation
Rose Garden Royalty
Thoenden Park
Louise Lutz
Syracuse Police Honored For Quick Recovery Of 400 Liquor Cases
Police Chief John A. Kinney receives a congratulatory letter from John Bridge of Leerone-Benedict Ways Inc thanking the Syracuse Police for recovering 400 cases of liquor stolen from a tractor trailer weeks earlier. Detectives John Barry and Anthony Pistilli are commended for locating the stolen liquor swiftly.
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Syracuse Police d Department
John A. Kinney
John Bridge
Detroit
Mich
Leerone-Benedict Ways, Inc
Gward
Syracuse Police
John Barry
Anthony Pistilli
Local seniors honored and servicemen noted in regional items
Attendants included Charles Moore and Miss Blanche Bertonini from local schools, with honorable mentions for Lois Abramson Betty Ayars Shirley Brisk Mary Jane Destaffen Dorene Dobrowski Marion Ledin Irene Reichert and Etzel Jones who rose to major in the war and was cited for exceptional meritorious work. Two youths Philip Young and Raymond Lyons were mentioned along with a couple relocating to Australia Walter Scharbach and family. A car belonging to Francis Wrobel was recovered by deputies a day after its reported loss.
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Priso Woenners
Charles Moore
Carlton Ree
Central Agen
Blanche Berto- Nini
Qib Freeman
Solvay High School
Lois Abs Ramson
Westmoreland Av
Betty Ayars
Trinity
Shirley M. Brisk
Seakspear Ra
Mary Jane Destaffen
Willumaedt
Dorene Dobrowski
Marion E. Ledin
Parsons Dr
Irene Reichert
LeMoryne Av
Ethel
Jones
Hixson
Syracuse
Miss Jones
Second Service Command
Marriage Licenses Filed For Numerous Local Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Kenrie H Schmit of North Tonawanda and Alice Mey Curtis of 1011 Montgomery Street among couples, with many others named including Joseph J Mack Janet C Carey Alvin J Marshall Jr Alice B E Kuntz Anthony T Malone Nancy M Grasso Robert F Johns Rose Mary Hajski Charles B O Brien Margarita Robiaccc and Sara Goodmant. The announcements note marriages and upcoming ceremonies with couples from Solvay Topeka and nearby areas. Several births are listed as twins and multiple couples are recorded with addresses and dates in June. The document reflects a flurry of nuptial activity across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenrie H. Schmit
North Tonawanda
Alice Mey Curtis
Montgomery St
Helvey Trial Again Halted Over Sanity Report
Mrs. Lucile D. Helvey 39 of 1318 State St. awaits a hospital sanity report from Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital that will delay her first degree manslaughter trial for the death of her soldier husband Frank Elelvey. County Court adjourned the case one week as Samuel Shulman seeks an early trial if the defendant is sane.
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Lucile D. Melvey
S. State St
Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital
Melvey
Pfe
Frank Elelvey
Psychopathic Hospital
Leo Wreed
Samuel Shulman
Breed
Helvey
John
Conan
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Syracuse
Shulman
Dairymen Plan 2000 Attend 27th League Meeting in Syracuse
Plans push for the Dairymen's League annual meeting in Syracuse with about 2000 delegates from 670 local units across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Vermont and Connecticut. Hotels are booked and private homes opened for lodging as sessions begin Wednesday at Lincoln Auditorium Central High School with headquarters on the resolutions committee and a full day of meetings including director elections and talks by farm leaders and federation presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Syracuse
Board of Directors
Lincoln Auditorium
Central High School
League
Revolution
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Connecticut
Stanley L. Douglas
Pittstown
N. J
John W. Ronner
Red Islock
Warren A. Cross
Essex
Harry IL. Edsall
Pine Island
Jacob Feuz
Schenectady
Jesse, Dibble, Jr. Hobart
Robert J. Harbison
Cherry Valley
Harold L. Davies
Sauquoit
Elwin A. Tarbell
North Bangor
William C. Bachmann
Carthage
Thomas R. Cady
Cazenovia
Kenneth Haws
Hannibal
I. E. Anderson
Norwich
Charles Downey
Dryden
Harold M. Lawrence
Batavia
Edward C. Hellert
Middleport
Frank ©. Harvey
Corry
Herman
A. Dahl
Forest
Henry ST. Rathbun
New Hartford
Me. Rathbun
Alfred H. Rapp
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leon A. Chapin
A. I. Packard
Vermont Farm Bureau Federation
W. Sharp Fullerton
Pennsylvania State Grange
Henry D. Sherwood
New York State Grange
Frank M. Smith
Springfield Center
Cooperative G.L.F. Exchange
Warren W. Hawley
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Herbert W.J . Voorhees
New Jersey Farm Bureau
H. E. Babcock
Ithaca
Shute Sentenced To Attica Prison
John Shute, 56, of 724 Montgomery Street, was sentenced in County Court by Judge Leo W. Breed to two to four years in Attica State Prison after pleading guilty to rape in the second degree. Michael Vulcano, 34, formerly of 210 Ash Street, Las Vegas, pleaded guilty to abandoning his wife and was ordered held for sentence after being arrested in Las Vegas and returned to Syracuse.
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John Shute
Montgomery St
Attica
Leo W. Breed
Michael Vulcano
Las Vegas
Nev
Ash St
Vulcano
Syracuse
Park Concert Friday Opens Sixth Annual Syracuse Series
The Syracuse Department of Parks presents the sixth annual band concert series opening Friday at 8 P.M. in Thornden Park. The American Legion National Championship Band under Dr. Gorman B. Maice conducts a program featuring Irish tunes led by soloist Bill Robison, with James C. Conger as master of ceremonies. Selections include McNamara's Band, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Sousa Liberty Bell, On the Mall, Washington Grays, Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld, Siboney, Blue Danube Waltz, and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.
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Syracuse Department of Parks
Thornden Park
William ‘’. Barry
Fast 41
American Legion
Gorman B. Ma
Sousa
Goldman
Grafulla
Proprietor's liquor license suspended for 10 days
The New York State Liquor Authority suspended Lipsio C. Notardonato's Chimes Room Restaurant and Grill license for 10 days starting Thursday after he was charged with selling alcohol to a minor at 545-553 S. Salina Street.
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Lipsio C
Two Teen Age Boys Back in Court Again
Two youths aged 16 and 17 appeared in County Court on burglary and grand larceny charges. Donald Knapp pleaded guilty and drew a reception center sentence, while Richard Lyons admitted probation violation tied to a stolen car incident with Lionel Michaud. Lyons sought leniency via his guard, then admitted the broader car theft sequence to the judge. Lyons remained jailed as Breed weighed the case.
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Donald Knapp
James Jr
Elmira Reformatory
Richard J. Lyons
Ballantyne Rd
Len W. Breed
National Guard
John G. Butler
Lyons
Lionel I. Michaud
Stolp
Michaud
Sylvan Beach
Syracuse
Butler
Oneida
Breed
Tax Take In May Tops Last Year
The Syracuse district headquarters of the Internal Revenue Bureau reports May collections reached 14.125 million, 920 thousand more than May last year. Income tax led with 10 million paid versus 11.25 million last year. beer tax was affected by curtailment, dropping from 510 thousand to 450 thousand. Estate tax rose from 105 thousand to 450 thousand. social security taxes grew from 1.105 million to 1.67 million. auto parts tax jumped from 25 thousand to 115 thousand. Haley notes 46,000 estimates of 1946 income paid 4 million so far, with Saturday deadline for payments. Corporation and excess profits taxes, due yesterday, show 5 million paid of a 7.5 million expected total.
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Syracuse
Internal Revenue Bureau
Frank Jo Shaughnessy
Haley
Bureau
Pulaski Boy Wins Horse Show Prize
Douglas Barclay of Pulaski won the American Horse Shoe Association medal for children under 18 at the Baldwinsville Fire Department’s first annual horse show held at Edwin G. Haggerty's Beau Croft Farm. Over 100 horses entered in 18 classes with winners including horses owned by Miss Caroline Allert, Dave Martin, Emmett Doyle, James Morgan and P. J. Welch. The fire department challenge trophy, requiring three wins for permanent possession, went to Mauvern of Trip-Sy Farms. Judges were Mrs. D. Tinker and C. J. Barrie. ringmasters Oscar J. Brown and James Jardine. jump master Bob Michael Sawer.
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American Horse Shoe Association
Douglas Barclay
Pulaski
Baldwinsville
D. Tinker
Ithaca
C. J. Barrie
Teaneck
N. J
Oscar J. Brown
James Jardine
Bob Michael Sawer
Jump Naster
Dr. Bauman Opens Midland Avenue Office
Dr. Stewart Bauman, recently discharged after two years in the Army Medical Corps, has resumed practice and opened a new office at 1039 Midland Ave. He previously practiced in Syracuse for five years and served in Europe with the 305th General Hospital at Metz, the 127th General at Nancy, and as battalion surgeon with the 687th Quartermaster Corps at Verdun. He was discharged as gynecologist at the General Army Dispensary in New York City. He and his wife and two children reside at 717 Salt Springs Rd.
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Bauman
Midland Av
Stewart Bauman
Army Medical Corps
Syracuse
305Th General Hospital
Metz
127Th General
Nancy
687Th Quartermaster Corps
Verdun
General Army Dispensary
New York City
Salt Springs Rd
Young Driver Arrested After Chase
After a wild pursuit early Sunday Carl A. Bonura 15 of East Syracuse was arraigned in Traffic Court on reckless driving and driving while license suspended. Bail set at 1500 dollars, case postponed to July 2. A second arrestee Jack Kimber 26 of Malloy Road faced leaving scene of an accident after his car failed to stop for a red light and crashed. Other Traffic Court dispositions included multiple speeding and related charges with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars.
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Carl A. Bonura
Syracuse
Bonum
Truman H. Preston
Victor McNett
Erie Blvd
McNett
Bonura
Dewitt
E. Genesee St
Jaimesville Rd
Jack R. Kimber
Malloy Rd
E. Fayette Sr
Kimber
Almond
E. Washington Str
Frank W. van Over
Almond St
Paul Corrente
Michigan Group Guests Of Boys' Club
The Syracuse Boys Club hosts 100 Alpena youths on an educational tour from Michigan to New York City and Washington. Seventy boys from Alpena Boys' Club and 30 girls from Alpena Girls' Club stay overnight in Syracuse. The group is led by Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Wixson of Alpena. They arrive at 5 P.M. Tuesday, are greeted by S. T. Ernenwein, tour sight-seeing, square dance in Calthrop Hall, then a swim before overnight in gym and auditorium on folding cots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Alpena
Mich
Michigan
New York City
Washington
Fred C. Wixson
S. T. Ernenwein
Calthrop Hall
Dispute Over Yates County Hunting Preserve Reaches Court
A second dispute involving former Mayor Rolland B. Marvin and two Syracuse residents arose over the Seneca Lakeshore hunting preserve. In Auburn Supreme Court Justice Earle Warner granted the defendants’ motion to exclude plaintiffs evidence in a preliminary ruling. A Rochester hearing earlier addressed the property's value after government condemnation during the war, with the government offering about $3,000 for the parcel noted as the Seneca Lakeshore site. The civil action names E I du Pont de Nemours Inc as defendant in trespass and damage claims.
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Yates County
Rolland B. Marvin
Supreme Court
Earle 5. Warner
Auburn
Marvin
Joseph C. Georg
Arthur L. Brawley
E. I. duPont de Nemours, Inc
Justice Warner
Rochester
Seneca Lakeshore
duPont
Costello to Confer With Comptroller in Albany
Mayor Frank J. Costello plans a Tuesday conference in Albany with State Comptroller Frank C. Moore. He met today with Finance Commissioner George H. Bedford and a Chamber of Commerce representative to discuss proposals to boost the city’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Costello
Albany
Frank C. Moore
George H. Bedford
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Vets Press Syracuse Uni Housing Costs At Open House
Veterans unveiled spiraling costs at a Syracuse University owned two family prefabricated housing project on East Colvin Street. They said rent totals 60 to 65 dollars monthly plus utilities, far above their 90 dollar government check, and total expenses reach about 175 dollars monthly. They urged government aid and poll results from Syracuse sentiment.
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Ais Court
E. Colvin St
Syracuse University
Robert Stewart
Veterans’ Committee
Veterans
James M Mead
Syracuse
Cancer Drive Donations Continue Across Onondaga County
Contributions to the Onondaga County cancer campaign total 30159 with 5944 received in the past week. Former Mayor Thomas E. Kennedy, campaign chairman, thanked thousands of contributors as the drive aligns with the American Cancer Society national effort for 12 million dollars for research and education. Sixty percent remains in the community to support Syracuse and Onondaga County cancer work and early treatment clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Thomas E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Douglas Drummond
Onondaga
American Cancer Society
Syracuse
Picnic at Hinerwadel’s Grove by Syracuse Turners
The annual summer picnic of the Syracuse Turners is set for next Sunday at Hinerwadel's Grove Fayrd North Syracuse. Otto Werner chairs with Friz Nicke gymnasts and games planned. Special buses depart Turn Hall at 1 and 2 PM returning at 7:30 and 8:30 PM.
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Syracuse Turners
Hinerwadel’s Grove
Fayrd
Syracuse
Otto Werner
Friz Nicke
The
Turners
Norman Schmidt
Andrew Dwyer
Menbergs
Jacob Krause
George Kleinhans
John Schlosser
August Miller
Norman Smith
Edward Homer
Charles Schnuck
Ford workers back Detroit plants after 40 day layoff
About 65,000 Ford Motor Company employees returned to work today following a 40 day layoff caused by parts shortages and the coal strike. Company spokesman said it would take roughly a week to bring final assembly lines fully online, with 110,000 Ford workers affected by the May disruptions.
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FORD
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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Australia
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Robert Ashmore
Francis Wrobel
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EL Fayette St
Alice BE. Kuntz
Bear
Anthony T. Malone
N. Townsend St
Nancy M. Grasso
Martin St
Robert F. Johns
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Wilkinson St
Charles B. O' Brien
Topeka, Kan
Margarita Robiaccc
Leon St
Abe Gelbart
Sara Goodmant
Adams St
Dominick Riccardi
Marion Mastrianos
Danforth St
Clarence E. Swartz
Martha A. Taylors
Solvay
Donald A. Hooper
Alma R. Thomas
Central Square
Frank Frega
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Tos Mroo
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Carl Single
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Ellen Gorman
Richard Maggio
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Tom Thumb
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Pulaski Boy
Dr. Bauman
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