Two Sardo brothers deny whisky theft in grand larceny case
Ralph Sardo and Alfonso Sardo pleaded not guilty to grand larceny first degree for hijacking a truckload of whisky worth 17000. They were released on 3000 bail each. Julius Sardo, a fugitive, was indicted for criminal receiving stolen property. Wade Brainerd pleaded not guilty to grand larceny first degree. others, including Brown and Manley, faced related charges. The May grand jury returned indictments and praised District Attorney Bowers for speed.
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Syracuse
Ralph Sardo
Hawley Jr
Alfonso Sardo
Leo W. Breed
Ralph
Alfonso
Julius Sardo
Wade S. Brainerd
Detroit
Mich
Lecrone-Benedict
Dickerson St
Bruce McDonald Brown
Stewart Court
Bernard JL. Manley
Gifford St
William H. Bowers
Albert S. Shaitell
Werner Hotel
Floyd M. Allen
Rochester
Robert D. Wilson
Ballston Lake
R. D
Eleanor F. Fontaine
Tully St
Leon F. Avon
Cazenovia
Lloyd Woodard
E. Washington Sr
Justice Cross
Bowers
Nathan A. Philo, Jr
Minoa
John M. Reagan
Robert J. Healy
E. Fayette Sr
Mortimer Townsend, Jr
Oswego
S U Medical College To Hear Gen Hawley
Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley chief U S surgeon in the European theater will address 47 Syracuse University College of Medicine graduates at 3 P M Sunday. He receives an honorary doctor of laws and has a long record including command roles in WWII, Army medical leadership, and multiple decorations.
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Paul R. Hawley
U. S
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Hawley
Veterans Administration
Veterans Affairs
ETO
U. S. Army
Jingland
France
Belgium
Philippine Islands
Nicaragua
Fort Riley
Kaw
Army Medical Center
Washington
I D. C
Medical Field Service School
Carlisle Barracks
Command and General Staff School
Indiana University
University of Cincinnati
Johns Hopkins University
University of Birmingham
England
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Scotland
Royal College of Physicians
Royal Society of Medicine
London
Reduced Award Accepted in Suit Over Car Crash
MRS ESTHER M LEMOINE of 714 James St accepted a reduced verdict of 4700 in her Supreme Court action against Michael J O Neil of 353 W Genesee St. A pedestrian struck by O Neil s car, Lemoine was awarded 9000 by a jury reported to Justice James T Cross on June 6. The judge set aside the verdict unless Lemoine accepted 4700 and later dismissed nine jurors from the panel for the remainder of the term. He explained the dismissals were not a reflection on their qualifications. Lemoine was represented by Wilfred E Hoffmann and by Love & Lyman.
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Esther M. Lemoine
James Sr
Supreme Court
Michael J. O'Neil
W. Genesee St
O'Neil
Porter urges Syracuse OPA board not to give in
Paul A. Porter, OPA administrator, writes to Syracuse Area Price Control Board urging resolve against defeatist attitudes. He cautions Senate curbs may fail or be delayed, but stresses public support and broad congressional and presidential commitment to extending price and rent controls.
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Syracuse
Porter
OPA
Congress
Calvert Reserve Whisky Ad Praises Prewar Flavor
An old advertisement extols Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey with a classic Old Fashioned recipe. The copy emphasizes prewar softness of flavor and calls it “the choicest whiskey you can drink or serve,” citing Calvert Distillers Corp. of New York City and 86.8 proof.
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Calvert Distillers Corp
N.Y. C
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Paul
L. R. Acker
Didama St
Echo
Addis Co
South Salina
Jefferson St
Auburn
Fulton, Oswego
Utica
Ithaca
Rome
By J.take
Joe
Mr. Braxton
Calvert
Hollywood
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