Judge Fuld To Address Jurors Group At Onondaga Dinner
STANLEY H. FULD, associate Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals, will be principal speaker at the spring dinner meeting of the Onondaga County Grand Jurors Association. The program starts at 7 P.M. at the American Legion Club with Chester D. Fuller presiding and Judge Edmund H. Lewis introducing the speaker. Fuld, appointed by Gov. Dewey to the Court of Appeals, has a career highlighting racketeering prosecutions and legal reforms including the Youthful Offender Law. Guests include several Appellate Division and County Court judges.
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Stanley H. Fuld
New York State Court of Appeals
Onondaga County
Grand Jurors’ Association
American Legion Club
S. Clinton St
Chester D. Fuller
Edmund H. Lewis
Court of Appeals
Wil
Fuld
Dewey
George Z. Medalie
New York County
Charles “Lucky
Luciana
James J. Hines
Une
Treau
Appellate Division
Third Department
Albany
Francis D. McCain
Supreme Court
James T. Cross
Frank P. Malpass
Henry J. Kimball
Abram Zoller
Leo W. Breed
Dinner Honors Second Union Counselor Training Class
A dinner honoring graduates of the second union counselor training program, sponsored by C.SCO. and AFL in conjunction with the Syracuse Council of Social Agencies, was held Monday night at Hotel Syracuse. Rev. Richard McKeon of LeMoyne urged the 16 graduates, eight from CIO and eight from AFL, on the importance of character in labor leadership.
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C.sco
A.F.L
Syracuse Council of Social Agencies
Hotel Syracuse
Richard McKeon
S. J
Syracuse School of Industrial Relations
LeMoyne
C.I.0
Youth Denies Bullet He Fired Hit Woman
A 16 year old faced Police Court charges and a 15 year old companion was held by juvenile authorities after an apparently accidental shooting of Mrs. Carmella Bonura in Syracuse. Fred C. Tietz pleaded guilty to an ordinance violation and awaits sentencing. Mrs. Bonura was wounded in the left hip while weeding celery on a muck farm near the Thompson road viaduct. The incident prompted deputies and city officers to search underbrush near the city line where two youths were found with a .22 rifle, claiming turtle hunting but denying the shooting. Mrs. Bonura was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital. The Bonaras say farmers have reported stray bullets before. this was the first injury.
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Carmella Bonura
Marie
Erie Blvd
Fred C. Tietz
S. Midler Ao
Marie Bonura
Sheriff's Office
Bruno Liuczyski
Dewitt
Luczyski
Bonita
Bonata
Joseph Grosso
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Carl
Bonaras
Philip Schiller
Charles Otto
Edward Diligent
Kenneth Hall
Edward West
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Baby Swallows Strong Medicine At Home Incident
Willis Stanton, 28 months, of 2272 Milton Ave, is under observation at St. Joseph's Hospital after swallowing about an inch of a strong medicine bottle. He suffered minor mouth burns and a stomach pump was used as physicians assess any effect. His mother heard the bottle fall during a cupboard cleaning Monday.
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Willis Stanton
Milton Av
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Utica Mayor Backs S.A. Branch Plan
Utica Mayor Boyd M. Golder and the city council back a plan to open a branch of Syracuse University in Utica. Gov. Dewey praised Tolley’s plan to establish the branch as aiding the city’s educational needs. A Nob Hill site of 100 acres would be available, with temporary use of Plymouth Congregational Church hall pending approval. Tolley says the Simpson project may not open until November, and a civic business board should work out permanent details.
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Boyd M.golder
Utica
Syriacuse University
William F. ‘Tolley
Thomas E. Dewey
Nob Hill
University
Tolley
Plymouth Congregational Church
Simpson
Sepember
Uticans
Curl Care Tip for Humid Days with Frederics Perm
A breezy note on how muggy weather dampens hair while praising Frederics for a durable permanent. It suggests splashing water without losing curl, promising hair that remains curly after exposure to humidity.
Two Firms Enter Low Bids for City Surfacing
The Dan-Bar Construction Co bid 26331 as the lowest of three for resurfacing James Street from Lodi to Dewitt. George F Waite, commissioner, announced the bids. Warren Brothers bid 37967 for reconstruction and resurfacing S State Street from E Genesee to Madison. Awards set for July 2.
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Dan-Bar
James St
Lodi
Dewitt
George F Waite
Warren Brothers
S. State St
E Genesee
Madison
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