Traffic Plan for Vet Hospital Area Proposed
Members of the Fruit Growers Association gathered at Grant Hitchings apple orchards in South Onondaga Monday night to witness a crop dusting exhibition by the Bug Beater helicopter to be owned and operated locally. The helicopter, piloted by Edward Robinson, dusted a small area with talcum powder to demonstrate modern, time saving fruit preservation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit Growers Association
Grant Hitchings
South Onondaga
Bugbeater
Oth
Edward Robinson
Flying Duster
Hitchings Apple
Robert’ Elliott
Veterans Meet At East Jefferson Armory At 8:15
The East Side Veterans Organization will assemble at 8 15 P M Wednesday in the East Jefferson Street Armory secretary Matthew Snider announced. A separate notice says the Church of the Assumption annual parish picnic will take place Saturday July 26 on the grounds to aid the Building Improvement Fund. Supreme Court Justice D Page Morehouse Jr dismissed a Lombardo case seeking to stop McCarthy from blocking use of a three foot strip Lombardo used as a private driveway. The Onondaga Historical Association Building at 311 Montgomery St will close to the public until further notice for interior decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Veterans Organization
East Jefferson Street Armory
Matthew Snider
Church of the Assumption
Assumption Church Aid Association
Building Improvement Fund
Supreme Court
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Antonio Lombardo
Schuyler Sr
William McCarthy
Lombardo
Traffic Court Fines HitSeveral Defendants Under Judge Preston
In Trafic Court today Judge Truman H. Preston fined several defendants. John T. Connell of Walpole Massachusetts received 75 dollars for failure to keep the car under control. Francis A. Longley Jr of Midland Road was fined 15 dollars for speeding. Nellie A. Kirk of Roberts Avenue paid 10 dollars for an improper left turn. Paul E. Wilcox of Cicero was fined 15 dollars for speeding. Donald Carr of Slocum Avenue also faced speeding charges with a 15 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Trafic Court
Erie
John T. Connell
Walpole
Mass
Francis A. Longley, Jr
Midland RY
Nellie A. Kirk
Roberts
Paul E. Wilcox
Cicero
Donald
Carr
Slocum
Accused Man Acts as Own Attorney in Burglary Trial
William Johnson 21 of Denver goes on trial in County Court for third degree burglary acting as his own attorney he questions jurors about prior convictions and a police statement, Johnson, Baby Kirk and Peter Holmes charged in break in at Swan Cleaners 1336 S Salina on March 13. Judge assigns Dana L Wortman but Johnson asks to represent himself and for trial today. Robert Willoughby 16 of 901 Willis Jr pleads youthful offender steals suspended sentence probation three years. Trial of Val Bretzer 51 of 241 Mather st for two counts grand larceny set for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Denver
Johnson
Baby Kirk
Peter Holmes
Swan Cleaners, Inc
S. Salina Sr
Frank del Vecchio
Leo W. Breed
Dana
L.’ Wortman
Wortman
Robert Willoughby
Willis Jr
Val Bretzer
Mather St
Marriages of Abbott to Bingham and More on June 12
A list of marriage notices from the area noting Mr. and Mrs. Abbott in Tully and other couples such as Rice of Solvay Keavy Maynard in Central Square and multiple Salina addresses, all dated June 12 through June 15 with spouse names and maiden names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Abbott
Aliee H. Bingham
Tully
Alfred S. Rice
Virginia A. Sobieski
Solvay
Clinton E. Maynard
June E. Doria
Central Square
H.D
Robert. P. Schultz
Marion J. MewWilliams
Orwood
Salina
Louis Piatolese
Frances Convertino
Air Base
Richard R. Landers
Shirley Castle
Stadium Pl
William J. Lynn
Nancy Gross
Fitch St
Frederick O. Miller
Ruth 7. Walker
Lincoln Av
Marriage Licenses and City Meetings at Onondaga and Syracuse Hotels
Lists marriage licenses for William Utt and Mary Massad plus John Quartier and Elizabeth Collings, with addresses. Then a dense schedule of meetings and luncheons at Hotel Onondaga and Hotel Syracuse, including Dairymen's League, Chess Club, Zonta, Pioneer Women, corporate and civic groups, and a number of start times from 7:00 to 9:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Utt, Jr
Congress
Mary J. Massad
Hickok
New York State Solid Fuels Dealers
Onondaga
Dairymen’s League Advisory Committee
Syracuse
Zonta Club
Pioneer Women
Dairymen's League
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Calvert
Dairymen’s League
Pesas QI Co
Radio Jobs Open for Mathematician and Engineer
U S Civil Service announces examinations to fill radio engineer and mathematician posts in Federal service with salaries from 2644 to 3397 dollars and from 3397 to 5905 dollars respectively. Full information available from P J Murphy local secretary at the Syracuse post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service
P. J. Murphy
Syracuse Post Office
Trial Opens For Brothers Seymour Case
The trial of Richard and Raymond Seymour began in Police Court before Judge William H. Bamerick on charges of disorderly conduct. Their attorney Paul R. Shanahan moved to dismiss, citing arrest without warrants, with related robbery charges also under review for dismissal due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Raymond Seymour
William H. ‘Bamerick
Paul R. Shanahan
Homer W. Walsh
Seymour
Shanahan
P T Murphy Named Clarkson Manager At Spring Meeting
Clarkson College board of trustees at its annual spring meeting announced two new staff members and two posts. Rufus L Sisson Jr Potsdam named board member. Douglas McBean Rochester graduate 1922 named alumni term trustee. Paul T Murphy retires July 1 as Niagara Hudson assistant treasurer to become Clarkson business manager July 15. He and his wife own a home on Pierpont avenue and will reside there.
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Potsdam
Clarkson College Board of Trustees
Ealso
Rufus L. Sisson, Jr
Douglas McBean
Rochester
Paul
T. “Murphy
Niagara Hudson Corp
Syracuse
Murphy
Pierpont Av
Auto Theft Charge Denied on Onondaga Reservation
Charles Webster, 30, of the Onondaga Indian Reservation, pleaded not guilty to a second degree grand larceny charge after a Monday arraignment in Nedrow. He allegedly stole a Davis Arndt owned auto from Waterloo R D 3 and led deputies John Murphy and Robert Kanasola on a multi mile chase during which shots were fired. Three companions, Arthur Thomas 37 John Thamas 30 and Charles Jacob 34, pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and were released to their attorney until June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Webster
Onondaga
Webster
Justice of the Peace
Darwin
Nedrow
Davis Arndt
Waterloo
R. D
John Murphy
Robert Kanasola
Wilfred E. Hoffman
Arthur Thomas
John Thamas
Charles Jacob
Cantor Commended For Death Probe
District Attorney Jesse E Cantor was commended by the War Department for help in the Army inquiry into the death of Frank Helvey May 12 1946 Captain Harry J White the investigating officer wrote Cantor I am sincere when I say that the people of Syracuse are most fortunate in having a man of your caliber as an assistant district attorney Helvey was shot in a Town of Lysander woods while home on furlough His wife Lucille Helvey was indicted for manslaughter and pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of second degree assault The Army investigation sought to determine if the soldier died in the line of duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Cantor
War Department
Army
Pfe
Frank Helvey
Harry J. White
Cantor
Syracuse
Helvey
Lysander
Woods
Lucille Helvey
Outing Planned for Syracuse Manufacturers Association
About 100 members will attend the annual outing of the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse at the Syracuse Yacht Club on Wednesday. The program features golf and other sports followed by a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LWO
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
Syracuse Yacht Club
Widening of Irving Avenue Near Veterans Hospital Planned
City Planning Commission released a plan tied to the Syracuse University area and a projected Veterans Hospital. Recommendations include widening Irving Avenue from 66 to about 95 feet with a grass median, and urging a two level hospital parking facility and off street parking by Memorial Hospital Syracuse University and other property owners. Financing would be assessed to benefiting property owners. Off street parking for about 100 cars is proposed, with possible two level parking on the hospital site. The plan emphasizes immediate action to align street changes with hospital plans and traffic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Hospital
Syracuse University
City Hall
City Planning Commission
Frank. J. Costello
Thomas E. Kennedy
Planning Commission
Costello
Albany
University
Irving Av
van Buren
Frank Kavanaugh
Crouse
East Adams. St
van Buren St
Veterans’ Hospital
Medical College
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans Administration
Memorial
Thhe Street
Dad Gifts Car to Father on Father’s Day
Richard Bova of 113 Avery Avenue received a car Saturday from the Tipperary Hill Post of the American Legion. The Navy veteran, in seaplane piloting near Fourth Lake, chose to give the auto to his father Michael Bova as a Father’s Day gift on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bova
Avery Av
Tipperary Hill
American Legion
Fourth Lake
Michael Bova
Parochial Seniors to Receive Legion Medals
Twenty Syracuse parochial school seniors will receive American Legion School Awards at commencement. One medal per graduating class honors courage scholarship leadership and service. Winners, chosen by teachers, are kept secret until graduation. Morse, Legion Americanism chairman, presented medals to Rt. Rev. David C. Gildea, superintendent of parochial schools, on behalf of Post 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Syracuse
Rt. Revs
David C.gildea
Charles P. Morse
Americanism Committee
The
Charles 2
Morse
David C. Gildea
Post 41
Legion
Dairy League Sessions Draw 2000 Delegates in Syracuse
Scores of farm families from six states gathered in Syracuse for the 28th annual Dairymen's League Cooperative Association meeting. By Wednesday 2000 delegates and guests from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont are expected. Activities include home department programs in Lincoln Auditorium, lectures by industry leaders, and a Young Cooperators program with a party and dances at Slocum Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Home Department
League
Lincoln Auditorium
Margaret Taylor
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Genevieve Judy
Odean Waugh
Ata
Onondaga
Kenneth Leach
Raymond W. Miller
American Institute of Cooperation
Young Cooperators
Resolutions Committee
Duane Cooke
Corfu
Resolutions
Paul Joslin
Batavia
Gil Goeseke
Akron
Gerald Rowe
Norwich
Bernice Ford
Waterville
Eunice
New York State
John W. Ronner, Jr
Red Hook
Ross E. Clark
Peru
Harry J.edsall
Pine Island
Jacob Feuz
Schenectady
Jesse Dibble
Hobart
Robert M. Halbert
South
New Berlin
C. W. Merry
Frankfort
Peter A. Farrar
Hammond
Howard E. Brodie
Adams
Thomas .R. Cady
Cazenovia
Erwin I. Unions
Fulton
D. E
Cooperators
Slocum Hall
Syracuse University
Ruth Helen Alen
West Falls
Ben Sanger
West Chary
Alice Tarbell
North Bangor
Father and Sons Dinner Planned at Betts Memorial Church
The annual Fathers and Sons dinner, sponsored by Betts Men's Club, is set for Wednesday at 6 30 P M at Betts Memorial Universalist Church. Charles D Bonsted will MC. Awards will honor the youngest boy oldest son oldest dad and the father with the most sons. Orrin Thayer and Roger MacNaughton will speak. Rev Ellsworth C Reamon to tell a story. Mrs Gustav Jansson to direct dinner service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers’ and Sons
Betts Men's Club
Betts Memorial
Universalist’ Church
Charles D. Bonsted
Orrin. Thayer
Roger MacNaughton
Overnight Burglaries Investigated
Police report three overnight burglaries with varied losses. Joseph Hritsko said his Genesee Street room was entered Monday stealing a wrist watch ruby ring tie clasp and gold chain totaling 103 dollars. Frank Powlina reported coins stolen from a highboy dresser at 124 Magnolia Street. Syracuse Auto Parts at 120 N Geddes Street had a broken rear door and rifled cigarette machine with undetermined exact loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hritsko
W. Genesee St
Frank Powlina
Magnolia St
Syracuse Auto Parts, Inc
N. Geddes
Fred .Ward
Firm Plans New Unit At Syracuse For Church & Dwight
Church & Dwight, the century old maker of Arms & Hammer and Cow Brand sodas, received a building permit for a new monohydrate plant and tank building at 1418 Willis Ave in Syracuse. The 156 by 93 foot facility, costing about 125000, will replace a smaller structure and sits near the Solvay Process Company project. Austin Company of Cleveland is the builder. The new brick complex is part of Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. holdings. Also, permits were issued to Lapenta and Hallow for four single family houses in Gifford Manor at 10000 each, by George E. Hebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church. & Dwight
Syracuse Bureau of Building
Austin Company
Cleveland
Willis Av
West City
Church & Dwight
Arms & Hammer
Concern
Solvay Process Company
Chemical
Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
George E. Hebert
Lapenta and
Hallow
Gifford Manor
Optimum Bean Planting Time Named in Onondaga County
James Q. Foster, county agricultural agent, says this week is best for planting beans in Onondaga County to avoid the bean maggot. The statement marks midweek as the safe window for gardeners and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
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Vet
Syracuse Police Dept
Dominic A. Vite
Rose M. Tanziello
N. Salina St
Robert Shackleton
Jean- Rette E. Rogers
B.D
LaFayette
Thomas L. Donvito
Mary
Taddee
N. Townsend St
Kenneth M. Doran
Jane A. Wadsworth
Crawford St
Ruth Goldnert
S. McBride St
John A. Shanebrook
Lois L. Doss
Hudson St
David B. Schultz
Bernilee Alpert
Cornelius
Shaughnessy
Anne M. McHale
Putnam St
Abram N. Allen
Eve E. England
Mannsville
James Phelan
Marjorie Eilish
W. Onondagast
Justen I
Carmen Silvio
Jennie A. Gullo
Elm St
Edward D. Staniee
Josephine St. Raymond
Kirkvile
Chester Sikora
Winifred Mianchard
Clay
Albert F. Crumb
Virginia
Marion L. Tarbes
Sunnycrest Rd
Alfred “Goette
Elzabeth Peters
Sallun
Frederick W. Lawton
Patricis M. McAvoy
Jordan
Harold W. McClary
Jane Reeves
North Syracuse
Alfred A. Credno
Mary Fathanl
Cleveland Ay
Richard B. Mine
Ella Campbell
Liverpool
Carl W. Schierer
Ruth E. Mitenbrands
Courh
Myr
John D. Hershey
Joann Fox
Dewitt
Joseph G. Reide
Lian N. Eto
Seymour St
William
Farrell
Ariene ¥. Steinbach
Dudley St
Mir
Robert F. Smith
Eleanor Zitka
Reed St
Delbert J. Parody
Phyllis G. Hodge
Shennard St
Murray M. Resnick
Marton Oxman
Bradford
Clyde A. Stearns
Mary F. W Ric
Webster Av
Irving L. Rutkom Cielen Jr. Dewitt
Thomas R. Burns
Betty Whooster
Minlius
R.D
David H. Durham
Liliane P. Kurtz
Ithaca
James P. Freeman
Kathrine E. Corlew
Burnet Ay
Russell W. Allen
Jane E. Lorine
Court St
Leroy A. Plat
Sarah E. Dicks
W. Lafayette Av
Charter BR
Middleton
Doerothy M. White
Jamesville
Raymond M. Balon
Antoinette L
John F. Quartier
Spring St
Elizabeth J. Collings
Kirkpatrick
Wayne
Ww. Lindberg
B. Payett
St. Alyce BE
Maxfield
Irvinngay
P.T. Murphy
Clarkson Manager
Herald-Journal Wire
Irving Ay
E. Adams St
van. Buren St
Perge
Son
Father and Sons
Kenneth Thomas
Princeton Avenue
Uniontown
Calvert Reserve
Calvert. Distillers Corp
New York City
United State Department of Commerce
Barnum Heating
E. Fayette St
Jimmy Downs
Thio Entertain
HOTEL
Buffalo
Lenox
Schieder
Optician
Genesee St
R. C. Allen
Typewriter Store, Inc
Saleina ST
TMENT
Doan
M.a. Peers
Magnavox Regency
Gang Radio Center
S. Salina St
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