Plane crash fatalities and other weekend deaths reported
The report lists 33 killed in a Constantia plane crash including Tizon and passenger Richard Youmans, with pilot Smith missing after plunging from the aircraft. It also notes Patrick W. Edward drowning in Cayuga Lake while attempting to save a woman, and a lengthy tally of other weekend deaths across New York and nearby areas, including accidents, drownings, and burns.
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Constantia
Tizon
Smith
Richard Youmans
Patrick
W. Edward
Genesee St. Auburn
Cayuga Lake
Saranac Lake
John Mahon
Fort Lee
N. J
Flower Lake
Endicott
Charles’r.' ‘Jones
Endwell
Pool
En Joie Park
Canandaigua
Brandon J .Hansford
Lake Canandaigua
Wadhams
Stanley Roneworth
Westport
Bouquet River
Ithaca
Willis Chance
Delhi
Edward P. Boast
Watertown
Fred H Greenwood
Clarence L." Young
Jordan Road
Plattsburgh
Paul Plunkett
Treadwell Mills
Corning
Nellie Brigham
Vestal
Rochester
Kenneth O'Connell
Seneca Fails
Maple Fair Grounds
Waterloo
Johnstown
Gerald Rackmeyer
Troy
Jean Rudolf
Forest Hills
Glens, Falls
Stewart J. Taylor
Hudson Falls
Lake
Sunnyside
Galway
Andrew Yurkon
Amsterdam
Galway Lake
New York
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Harlem
East Pembroke
Robert A. Sanders
Batavia
Buffalo
Felicia Peters
Glens Falls
Eleanor M. Clark
Charles Roth
Albany
Westerlo
Melvin RL ‘Littelly
Manhattan
Schenectady
Frank Noyes
Ballston Spa
General Electric Co
John J. Parks, Jr
Yonkers
Donald Fields
Effie Walker
Oiean
Gerald E. Stonemetz
Shinglehouse
Robert Wilkinson
Patricia J. Kerr
Olean
Route 17
John L. O'Brien, Jr
Lake Ontario
Jelke Delayed Start Of Sing Sing Sentence
Jelke 25 known as Mickey Jelke, heir to oleo margarine fortune, wins a 24 hour delay in beginning his two to three year sentence for compulsory prostitution after officials say no prison van is available today. He was to be moved from City to Sing Sing this morning but will go tomorrow with other inmates on a regular transfer run.
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Jelke
New York
Minot
Mickey) Jelke
Sing Sing
City 1
Department of Corrections
State Education Dept Flags Record High 1955 Graduation
The New York State Education Department reports about half of the 116000 high school graduates will enter higher learning. The 1955 class is projected at 2000 more than last year but 6000 fewer than the 1941 record of 132008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
State
Troy Man Tells Of Miami Holdup
George Egbert admitted holding up a dice game in North Miami Florida on April 2 for 2800 dollars. He said he did not determine if anyone was shot or if the wound was fatal. He also admitted a separate robbery at Pioneer Credit Corp on May 26 with 250 dollars taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Egbert
Glohi
Miami
Fla
Sayers
Lee
Pioneer Credit Corp
Board Bars Pupils With Salk Shots From School
Franklin Lakes New Jersey eight youngsters who received Salk antipolio shots did not report to classes and were kept home for the remainder of the term. The board said some parents feared inoculated children could be polio carriers while others agreed to keep them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Lakes
N.J
Board of
Rene Sonata
Governor Harriman Orders Security Questionnaires for Staff
Albany New York Governor Harriman directed about 60 employees in the Executive Chamber to complete security risk questionnaires. He said the previous administration under Governor Dewey did not require them and noted no reason for the distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Harriman
Executive Chamber
Dewey
Ihe
42 Hurt in Coney Elevated Crash
Two elevated trains collided near the Coey Island terminal injuring 42 of 44 aboard. Transit officials blamed human error after a motorman ran a red signal and struck the other train. The crash came less than a month after a similar subway accident in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coey Island Terminal
Citizenship Trial Opens For Bridges in Federal Court
The Bridges citizenship case begins in federal court with no jury as U S prosecutors seek to revoke Longshoremen leader Harry Bridges' citizenship alleging perjury and Communist Party membership. Trial expected to run about three weeks with both sides combing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Harry Bridges
Communist Party
Bow
U.S. Immigration Department
Australia
U.S
Bridges
Soviet Union
High Court Considers Wartime Indictment Extension
The high court debated government powers to try to hurdle a bar by bringing the indictment under an extension act, an act passed mainly to handle wartime contracts.
Mrs Deming Plans to Enroll at New Los Angeles State College
AP Pasadena reports Mrs Phebe F Deming 74 plans to enroll at the new Los Angeles State College in Alhambra after earning a Pasadena City College certificate.
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Pasadena
Calif
Phebe F. Deming
Pasadéna
City College
New
Los. ‘Angeles State
Alhambra
Japanese Evacuation Protests Amid Mt Fuji Artillery Fire
Confused reports describe protests linked to forced removal of Japanese people. Police and military actions near Mt Fuji delayed evacuation efforts as injuries were reported and demonstrations continued despite tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared
Marian
Mt. Fuji
Louis Lesses
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Troy Man
Coney
Te’s
Syracuse
Mt.Pui Spill
Saet
Novoctane
Amoco- Gas
Amoco
Gary
Octane Stor
American Oil Company
Farah
Texas
JEANS
Dey
DEY Bros
Syrecese 2
N. Y
Ficase
Adiress
City
Tromey
Huskies
Aditeler
Wey
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