Mishaps Hurt 4 Youngsters in Jurad Journal
Four youngsters were injured in a series of accidents across Jurad yesterday. William N. tivawn, 3, and others from local streets were transported to St. Joseph's Temple. Mary Wisnowski, 40, was treated at St. De Seyn's Hospital after a fall and wrist injury.
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Jurad
Ila Gily
Wiliam
Tivawn
Eelwals
Edwards
Lis Mather
St. Joxeph
Robert Thodles
Anthony Arcara
Marin
Rhodes
Atcara
Mary Wisnowski
St. Deseyn's Hospital
Mayor Grins at Gaming Rumors in Canton County
A Canton County mayor dismissed local gambling rumors jokingly and stated police are unable to prove ongoing betting activity. He remarked that the chapter’s support would not face a green light from authorities and referenced a broader national fundraising effort tied to the American Heart Association.
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Mabor Corcoran
Walser
New York Daily News
Ifand
Mays
Trubeinstein
DYE Hational Organization
Moran to Return From ECA Mission
Jt wrnide uate of Syracuse University College of Law Moran returns to the United States in July after a special ECA mission to Belgium and Luxembourg for the Economia Sooperer tion Administration. He has served in Europe since May 1949, holding a law degree earned in 1940 and prior work with the FBI, State Department, and Atomic Energy Commission. Moran, a Herkimer native now of Enid Oklahoma, relocates home.
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Witha M BR. Moras
Jt Wrnide Uate
Syracuse University College of Taw
United States
Belgium
Lixembourg
Economia
ECA
Europe
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State Department
Atomic Endergy Commission
Bafore Jaining
Eca Ho
Herkimer
Ald
Enid
Okla
Settlement Reached in Car Crash Suit for 7000 Dollars
Clarence Foerteh announced a seven thousand dollar settlement in a negligence car crash suit for Rollin D. Seaman who sustained injuries when the truck he was driving collided with a vehicle driven by Matthew Wilson of Rochester. Seaman will receive 5000 dollars for damages and 2000 for property loss.
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Nella
Oddy
Clarence Foerteh
Fw of Nien
Buncher
Foerteh
Car Roll
Aod Rounsel
Rollin D. Seamat
Court St
Seaman
F Cay Crivel
Matthew Wilson
Rochester
Blanthin’s Inc
Wallow St
Miami Man Jailed For Petty Laveeny and Road Foray
A Miami man faced 30 days in jail after a petty larceny case involving a road foray in London. The incident centered on alleged ethics breaches by salesmen and a council spokesman commented on compliance with association principles amid the central case.
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Miami
Laveeny
London
INS
Herbert LaVere
Cyayi
Ford
United Commercial Peavellers
Annette Si
Crayford
Sidien Her Walle
Maurin Ats
Central Nove
Mentters
Photographs In Murder Trial Influence Canandaigua Case
Photographs taken last December by BB Ouktes, news representative of the Heestd-Journal, are playing a key role in the murder trial of Frank Webster, Manchester youth, now under way in Canandaigua. The images show the murder scene and the flight of Webster through the Southern Tier, with Wendy Jack Fennel appearing in many photos as she fights for life in Canandaigua Hospital after a gas station holdup.
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Geneva
BB. Ouktes
Ken
Heestd-Journal
Frank Webster
Manchester
Canandaigua
Webster
Wendy Jack Fennel
Cor Wis Ife
Holtleap Shen
Geneva Couple United in Church Ceremony
A Geneva couple united in marriage at Trinity Episcopal Church on Saturday. The bride, Georgia Mar Hopwood, is the daughter of Mark Hopwood. The groom, Wal ee Wall McLellan, is the son of William McLellan of Linwood Avenue. They will reside at 73 Grove after returning from a Massachusetts wedding trip.
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Walee Wall McLellan
Mar‘lake
Trinity Episcopal Church
Grove
Ding
Church Observes Student Day at Nain Syracuse Baptist
The Nain Syracuse Baptist Church held a Student Day observing a group of young people with their parents. Rev Archie Mackinnes led the service and delivered a message by Arete Mackinney a Wheaton College graduate. Hylorin spoke on Stewardship of Life.
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Archie Mackinnes
Arete Mackinney
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Tie
Hiss Hylorin
Unreadable OCR Summary Card
The fragmentary text appears to be an OCR garble about Chicago activities and a weekly schedule. Names, dates, or concrete events are not decipherable. No clear person, organization, or location can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
Forecaster Notes Unclear Weather Story Continues
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a forecast note with garbled phrasing about temperatures and conditions. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. Summary focuses on the uncertain forecast and the continuing garbled report.
Weather by Wirephoto Summary of Seasonal Forecasts
Fragmented weather wire summary notes a shift to cold fronts and frost risks in the eastern regions with high temperatures near record highs and troughs extending into the southeast. It references Coburn and Syracuse forecasts, implied humidity variations, and a general outlook from 6 AM to 6 AM with no clear local specifics or dates.
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Wether
Coburn
Wisemain
Sorority Alumnae Send Card Proceeds to Heart Fund
A UT A Alpha ELS sorority recently presented a card party proceeds check to the Heart Committee of the American Heart Association. The event, held by the sorority, supported heart research and health efforts. Ruben Stein delivered the donation to Dr W Wallon Street, chairman of the committee.
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Heart Fund
UTA Alpha EL Sorority
Chondaga Health Association
Almerican Least Association
American Heart Association
Mpa
Ibving Rubenstein
W. Wallon Street
Ben Wiles Jr Recovering After Fall at Beelor’s Hospital
Ben Wiles Jr of Washington remains in critical condition after a serious head injury from a fall last Monday. He is no longer on the critical list, is improving, and receiving visitors as doctors report progress and family and enforcement officials coordinate care.
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Seriitokraal Wiva
Washington
Ben Wiles, Jr
Shlarenment Offeyr
Syracase Cilice
Beelor's
Wiles
Two Firemen Quit City's Force
Syracuse firemen Chet Witham J. Connelley announced resignations by Charles J. Dwyer of Engine Company 11 and Robert E. Cragin of Engine Company 16. Dwyer may join the police force. Cragin gave no reason. The pair were among ten men appointed to the force in May.
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Syracuse
Chet Witham J. Connelley
Charles J. Dwyer
Almond St
Robert E. Cragin
Atlantic
Dwyer
Cragin
Schneiblein Three-Hitter For Tripletts
The Schenectady team strengthened the Eastern League lead with weekend wins over Wilkes-Barre. Paul Stuffel tossed a one-hit shutout in a 5-2 victory after a 2-0 win Saturday. Elmira and Albany also won in seven-inning games as Syracuse and Scranton split doubleheaders.
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Baltimore
EWO
Schenectady
Hartford
Pioneers
Elmira
Chisis Ray Crone
Bill Allen
AL Binghamton
Jim Schneible
Syracuse
Scranton Miners
Can-Am Notes Split Schedule in Can-Am League Update
The Oneonta league report notes the Sox won 8-4 against Can-Am foes with Slecirics hitting key hits, lifting them a half game ahead. McPhail shut out the Sox 7-0 the next day to even the series. Kingston beat Amsterdam 6-1, and the Colonels edged Cloverville 4-3. Aplit schedule adopted to boost attendance and finances with the first half ending July 2.
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Sox
McCarthy Assails Marshall Strategy in Week of Pony League Action
Hornell Dodgers win two games from Corning and edge the Falcons to close the gap. Jamestown Falcons maintain lead with a 9.84 percent edge over Hornell as Bradford, Hamilton, and Batavia post wins in weekend play. McCarthy accuses Marshall of backing a strategy to kill more in Korea, saying the goal is to dampen the war effort while noting personal affairs in MacArthur era responses.
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Tee Hornell Dolors
Jamestown Falcons
Dodgers
Corning
Falcons
Jamestown
Hornell
Wells|de, Ltd
Wellaville
Manawa
Wis
Olean
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Bradford
George
Hamilton
Marshall
Korea
Batavia
Clippers
Hamilton Cardinals
Nea Naw Municipal
Siti Marshall
Charles Satating
Aled
McCarthy
Charles FR
Milfard
Rosario Sabatini
Gerard Anthony Saheling
Gerard Chesempier Sabatini
St. the
Bristol Labora tories Names New Assistant Department Head
William I Henivhit, of Bristol Labora tories Inc, named assistant department head. He has four years as a business specialist in Oriental and Near East markets and served as a World War II Army Air Corps pilot. A University of Illinois graduate with a Wharton MBA, he holds a master’s from the University of Pennsylvania.
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William I Henivhit
Geneseest
Favorneville
Pepartimattager
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Army Air Corps
Jae
University of Illinois
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Plan Affects Work at Syracuse Plant Under New Limitation
December 1 report from Larson manager of Syracuse Cattle Plew John Deere Plow Company outlines National Production Authority limits for July 2 1951 to June 30 1952. The plant will close for two weeks starting July 6 as profits fall short and no carry forward or back is allowed.
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Larson
Syracuse
John Deere
Anhorsy
Office of Farm Equipment Industry
Syracuse Agricultural Inclement Concern
Traffic Court Notices Of Vehicle Violations And Fines
A jumble of traffic court entries lists failures to control vehicles and related fines. Names, addresses, fines, and case notes appear in a garbled OCR style, showing violations, locations, and monetary penalties though details are partly unreadable.
Solons Press Cuts In Offices Budget At Washington
Senators pressed for numerous amendments to the independent appropriations bill carrying a 10 percent payroll reduction. Heldges Fer Busan Wherry filed 13 amendments seeking about 64.2 billion dollars. Bonald Douglas proposed an amendment on euthanizations for more than 500 new allotments.
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Solons
Washington
Tiamey Cuia
Independent
Silicos
Heldges
Fer- Busan
Wherry
Rneb
Bonald Douglas
D-11
Marry for Money, Minister Urges
The Wolverhampton vicar of SS George's urges clergy to marry for money and warns against early marriage. Rev Wilfred Eblis, writing in parish magazines, says priests may wed too soon and should wait until age 85 unless they have savings.
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Wolverhampton
Eng
SS George’s
Wilfred Eblis
Gminiktes
Veterans employed in U S government hit peak on April 1
The Civil Service Commission reported 1,049,900 veterans entitled to preferential treatment on April 1. Of these, 995,200 were average service members, 26,400 were co crevice women, and 19,200 were widows and mothers of deceased or totally disabled veterans. The total employment figure represented about 47 percent of the eligible pool.
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Ashington
Civil Service Counselow
Cammission
Solons Advise U S To Scatter Plants Amid Atomic Threat
Senate committee staff warns that an atomic attack could threaten national defense and urges scattering industrial plants. The staff notes a trend toward concentrating industry and recommends amending the Defense Production Act to reverse this where feasible before the June 20 expiration.
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VSN
Senate-Truse Economic Committee
America
Iast
Congressions Committees
Poetry Used to Pacify Protests in Southern California
On Fathers Day in Southern California a weather report prompts reflections on poetry used to calm protests. The piece notes Emil Wurtz, a father who had to work, and questions how poetry and songsters influence perceptions of perks and sunshine in a troubled moment.
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Los
California
Igla
Hotel Sign Spreads Lure Over Country
A decades old UPI feature describes hotel billboards along highways luring tourists into big cities. A vast roadside sign near a village proclaims “Only 2,899 miles to New York and the Hotel Edison,” illustrating aggressive advertising by hotel chains extending into the countryside.
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JIESA
Arix
UPI
Petn
Manhattan
Win Kramer
New York
Edison
Chief Mistakes Hoon for Fire Chief in Early Alarm Incident
Dawville dispatch reports Chief John Bender among fire company members who leaped from bed after an out of town alarm. Bender reportedly rushed to the scene in a fleeing vehicle, while confusion arose as the crowd dispersed along the highway.
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John Bender
Ganavrey
Bender
Die Rusk
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