Five Year Old Dies in City Auto Crash
Daal P Flynn age five died after being struck near the 300 block of Delaware Street. He suffered internal injuries and a fractured skull and died at St Joseph's Hospital. No charges against driver James Hogan. The death brings city auto accident fatalities to ten this year, matching the prior year's total. Funeral services were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Pantie
Delaware St
St., Joseph's Hospital
Akuli
Joseph van Pelt
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Wolf and
Seventh North Sts
Barbara Smith
Midland Av
W. Matson
Daniel
Rose Festival Thrills Syracuse Tomorrow at Thornden Park
The 1954 Rose Festival sponsored by the Municipal Recreation Commission takes place tomorrow at Thornden Park Amphitheater led by director Mrs Joseph Arciuoli and Syracuse Parks. Queen Maliss Carolyn Sherman will reign with Marine honor guards, coronation by Donna Kay Smith, and gifts from Addis Florist and Bultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Recreation Commission
Joseph Arciuoli
Syracuse Department of Parks
William A. Barry
Thornden Park
Maliss Carolyn Sherman
Central High
Syracuse Military Band
William ‘H. Timmons
Hirby Jolly
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Pfc
Enrico Curcurato
Lynn Swetland
Donald Cooper
Nicholas Radel
Joseph McGuire
Jerry Sullivan
Robert Nevins
Marylou Walters
Lincoln School
Donna Kay Smith
Miss Sherman
O. L. van Valkenburgh
Syracuse Rose Society
Addis’ Company
Bultman
Florist
Susan Benson
Joanne! Discinza
Rene Dawson
Clara Gratzer
Mary Annn Leo
Janice Lindstrom
Ramona Manke
Margaret Mansfield
Mary Muserlean
Nancy Nagy
Marylee Patrick
Ann Smith
Elaine Levine
Bernadine Belge
Patricia Korthas
Nancy Owens
Nancy Wallo
Willieda Weiler
Cheryl Mackey
Thornden
Peggy Marlin
Lincoln
Delphine
Harlowe
Wilson
Mary Ceceta Walker
Burnet
Christine Hable
Kirk
Julianne Scarchilli
Nichols
Lonnie
Prichard
McKinley
Rose Ann Dunn
Schiller
Auto Fatalities in Onondaga County 1953 1954
A historical tally shows Onondaga County auto fatalities from 1953 through 1954. The record lists total deaths and yearly breakdowns, reflecting roadway safety concerns in the mid century.
Flynn Child Funeral Details At St Lucco Church
The Flynn child will be at 8 30 AM Monday from Gaynor Funeral Home and at 9 AM in St Lucco's Church for a Mass of the Angels. Burial at Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 PM today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM tomorrow. Survived by parents and sisters Coleen Ann and Kathleen and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Nnause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Gaynor Funeral Home
St Lucco’s Church
Assumption Cemetery
Daniel
Coleen Ann
Kathleen
Howard Nnause
Syracuse Professor to Teach in Japan on Fulbright Grant
Syracuse University music professor Irving Cherette will spend the 1954 1955 academic year at Tokyo University of Arts in Japan lecturing on music education. He is among about 375 Fulbright grant recipients for next year and has published 27 volumes of band orchestra and choral works for high school use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Japan
Irving Cherette
S&s. U
Tokyo University of Arts
Syracuse
Chevette
Misner's Cruiser Offered to Sheriff for Investigation
Sheriff Albert Stone announced Misner Manufacturing Company president P A Misner has donated a 25 foot cabin cruiser to the Sheriff's Department at no cost for investigation. The boat will join the department with a rowboat already in use and may assist in grappling or water operations. The cruiser is kept at the Misner boathouse in Brewson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Misner
Misner Manufacturing Company
Sheriff's Department
Albert
Stone
Misner Boathouse
Brewshon
Husband Jailed In Wife's Stabbing Case
HEZAKIAH ROBINSON of 1214 E Fayette Jr was sentenced to a 0 day term in Onondaga County Penitentiary after pleading guilty to third degree assault Judge Truman H Preston presiding Detectives arrested him early yesterday in connection with the stabbing of his wife Mrs Gladys Robinson at the same address She was returning from a church meeting when stabbed and treated at University Hospital for two wounds in the left shoulder and a slash wound in the back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezakiah Robinson
E. Fayette Jr
Onondaga County
Truman H. Preston
Gladys Robinson
Mirs. Robinson
University Hospital
Four Youngsters Donate $50 for Summer Camp Scholarships
Four children from Camp Vacation at Snook's Pond presented $50 to Burnett Hardler, chair of the Campership Committee of the Council of Social Agencies. Lee Bladen, Anne Bladen, Philip Peterson, and Penny Jo Peterson delivered the gift, proceeds from a camp carnival. Miss Mary Hayes accompanied the delegation. The Campership Committee awards camp scholarships to children whose families cannot pay full fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook’s Pond
Lee
Anne Bladen
Burnett Haylor
Philip Peterson
Mary Hayes
Penny Jo Peterson
Council of Social Agencies
Burnett Hardler
Counci of
Philip
Mental Ill May Yield To Chemicals
A national effort at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda seeks drugs to treat mental illness by understanding how certain chemicals like LSD affect the brain. Dr. Edward Evarts discussed how uncovering these mechanisms could advance biochemical insights and lead to new therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
Edward Evarts
American Chemical Society
Division of Medicinal Chemistry
Marshall Memorial Hall
Syracuse University
Bethesda Institute
Public Health Service
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Evaris
Evarts
ST. Arthur Mirsky
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Thomas P.carney
Eli Lilly and Company
Indianapolis
Cyclist Injured After Collision in Onondaga Street Block
A motorcyclist, Fred Willmer of 228 Belmore Sr North Syracuse, suffered minor injuries from a crash with an automobile in the 300 block of W Onondaga St. He was treated at Onondaga General Hospital and discharged. Driver William Hogan of 714 Montrose Ave was cited for failing to yield right of way. Willmer cited for no operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Onondaga St
Fred Willmer
Belmore Sr
Syracuse
Onondaga General Hospital
William Hogan
Montrose Au
Joseph Willis
Hogan
Willmer
No License Driver Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced
Staten Island man Thomas Jacks 29 pleaded guilty to driving without a license in Traffic Court Judge Truman H Preston sentenced him to 30 days in Onondaga Penitentiary and fined 100 He was also involved in a stolen car incident with hitchhikers left near Miltonay and Chemung streets and a wage theft warrant from NYC police was filed for later service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Truman H. Preston
Onondaga County
Thomas Jacks
St. Marks Pl
Miltonay
Chemung St
Henry Krzykowski
Jocks
Syracuse
New York City
Korea
Krythowski
West Side
Clothing Stolen From Parked Car Reported In Hastings
Hastings man Charles C. Seebar reported about $29 worth of clothing stolen from his parked car between 9 PM yesterday and 3 AM today at Almond and Waters. The items include three men's shirts and a woman's dress. intrusion noted by Patrolman Kenneth MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond and
Watersis
Charles C. Seebar
Hastings
Kenneth MacDonald
Mrs Pearl Bonner Reported Missing
Police were notified today about the disappearance of Mrs Pearl Bonner 51 of 210 Seymour Si. Her husband Norman said she left home yesterday and did not return. She is described as five feet seven inches tall weighing 225 pounds with brown gray hair. She was last seen wearing a flowered dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bonner
Seymour Si
Norman
Bonner
Six Iroquois To Join Thruway Opening Ceremonies
Six Iroquois chiefs in regalia will join Thruway opening day ceremonies in a 10:30 AM start with a ceremonial band. They will present Governor Dewey a map belt of New York State to suggest renaming the Thruway the Iroquois Trail. Representatives include the Tuscaroras Senecas Cayugas Mohawks Oneidas and Onondagas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lman
New York State
Dewey
Howard Hill
Ned‘row
Dever
Albany
Offalo
Truck Hits Bus Injuring Rider. 12 Others Hurt
A Route 5 bus in London collided with a rear throwing incident when a truck rear ended the bus. Helen P. Brookins aged 52 suffered neck and possible skull injuries and was hospitalized. Twelve other riders reported minor injuries and would seek medical advice. The truck driver Herbert H. Ambler of Bellingham was charged with failure to keep his vehicle under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helen P. Brookins
Memorial Hospital
Syracuse & Eastern Transit Company
Earl W. Smith
Lincoln Av
Herbert BH. Ambler
Bellingham
Mass
Ambler
Onondaga County Receives $725111 Monthly Social Security
A federal DEH W report shows Onondaga County residents receive 725111 monthly in social security benefits. The county's share is part of 330,740,065 paid to New York State and 253,792,255 nationally. Yearly Onondaga total exceeds 39.7 million. Moose Lodge Hosts Hiawatha Legion Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Washington
Onondaga County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York State
Moose
Legion
Deputy Hart Injured in Motorcycle Mishap on Local Roads
Sheriff Deputy John Bateman sustained minor injuries to his right arm when his motorcycle ran out of control while patrolling near Staite Fairchivd and Armstrong Road. He was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital by a sheriff's radio car, treated, and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
John Bateman
Staite Fairchivd
Armstrong Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriffy
103 More N M Employes Join Firm's 25-Year Club
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation announces 103 additional employees qualified for the Twenty-Five Year Club central division at the annual meeting. Total club membership reaches 1,145 with 900 active and 245 retired. Read as a compact list of long service stars led by presidents and officers named from Syracuse Utica Oswego Watertown Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Thomas Ealy
Syracuse
Wilam WV. Groeckler
Utica
iCharles A. Tattersall
Ben Green
Oswego
Mary E. Agan
Herman A. Ander
Son
George Lyman
iSyracuse
John S. McGraw
William Rich
A. i Dean Dudley
Daniel T. McCarthy
Fred C. Schleit
Michael Eck
Frank Hivien
John J. Dowling
Watertown
Jess Heath
J. Lyman Gallegly
Edgar L. Dona
Potsdam
John L. Seliin
George Nellis
James H. Dixson
Massena
William E. Purcell
Robert Rastley
Everett L. Kime
Rome
Lewis R. Rappleye
Join Drive- For Industry Says Speaker
Labor unions were urged to join a promotion campaign to keep industry in New York State by Harry Avrutin of the American Federation of Labor. At the Printing Pressmen and Assistants conference in Syracuse he urged action on labor management relations and urged backing labor friends in elections. Mayor Donald Mead and Arthur Lavery of Buffalo spoke as part of the morning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Union Labor and Services Trade Department
American Federation of Labor
Syracuse
Harry Avrutin
Long Island
Zooa
Avrutin
Labor League For
Labors Friends
Donald Mead
Arthur Lavery
Buffalo
State
Robber Flees With $105 From Service Station
A young service station attendant Ronald Leffer twenty of 237 Fitch street was robbed of 105 dollars around 530 AM by a man who ordered gas then forced him into a restroom and told him to count 100. Police pursued a suspect in a green sedan into Solar and Spencers and the car vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Leffer
Fitch St
Leffer
Park St
Big Mo
Casmir Chorazy
Solar
Spen
Accountants Elect Kenneth L Denhard To National Board
Kenneth L Denhard of 404 Breakspear Road has been elected to the National Association of Cost Accountants national board for a two year term in Chicago. He joined the association in 1937 in Allentown Pennsylvania and moved to the Syracuse chapter in 1943 where he serves on the research committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Denhard
Breakspear Rd
National Association of Cost Accountants
Chicago
Denhard
Allentown
Paland
Syracuse
Syracuse Chapeee
Man Jailed For Assault In Police Court Ruling
TIM SUMPTER, 28, of 527 E. Washington st, was sentenced to six months in Onondaga County jail after pleading guilty to third degree assault. He received 250 days for willful trespassing, to run concurrently. Several others, including Louis Thompson and Herbert Eldridge, also faced short terms for trespassing. Miss Helen Nelson, 44, was jailed 90 days after pleading guilty to public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sumpter
Washington St
Onondaca County
Web
State St
Truman H. Preston
Sumpter
Joseon Donahue
Parker
Adams St
Louis Thompson
Herbert Eldridge
Albert Rusis
David Shaughter
McBride St
Helen Nelson
Preston
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Daal P
James L. Hogan
Hogan’s Auto
Cheyette
Misner
Donna Dale
Dey Brothers
Colonial Airlines
Ottawa
Canada
German Fernandez Concha
St. George's Church
Thruway
Hudson River
Lake Erie
Onondargas
Syracuse Moose Lodge
Hiawatha Legionnaires
New York
Hiawatha Legion 60
Syracuse Lodge
Hart
Little Butcher
Dawley Farm
Salt_Springs rd
Fayetteville
Mary Pachomia
Sacred Heart
Robert J. Siepien
Arthur UH. Merchant
Christian Brothers Academy
Carol A. Fialkowska
St. Anthony
Francis J. Kaczynsky
Walter A. Foery
Cuba
N-M
Accountants
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Erie Blvd
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Montrose Ave
Istandard
Mill End Shop
St. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
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