Two Boy Cyclists Injured in Multiple Car Collisions
Reported incidents describe two boy cyclists hurt in spine and other collisions. Several others, including teens and adults, sustained bruises and contusions after cars and bicycles collided near Nelson La Count, Onondaga County Hospital, and various intersections. Authorities identified victims including William C. Jingan, 18, Hastings Place. Tony ers, Patrolman. William Mall, 14, Boottier Street. Charles Me Allister, 229 Geant Avenue. Francis Jalitt, 29, Central Square. J T Peeking, 39, Hope Avenue. Garry and Mrs Charlotte Pullset, 72 Loveland Heights, amid a string of auto bicycle crashes in the city.
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Spineute
Nelson la
Gere Avenue
William ¢. Jingan
Hastings Place
Jelederson
Salina’ Stree
Tony
William Mall
Boottier Stree
Onondaga County
Eile
Bute Gute
Charles Me
Allister
Geant Avenue
James Jesshat
Misa Francis Jalitt
Cenetral Sstuare
J.T
Hope Anse
Kirk Avenue
Hatchmen
Barry
Joreph
Charlotte Pullset
Loveland
Zamzam survivors and refugee children reach United States
Twenty six American missionaries and eleven European refugee children aboard a Portuguese liner arrived in New York after surviving the Zamzam sinking. Mission nurse Elizabeth Landis and others described the perilous voyage and rescue, while officials arranged homes and discussed the incident with authorities.
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U.S
New York
Mas Ailve E. Landis
Elizabeth Down
Keny 1
Zamzan
Miss Landis
Ratty
Mareseille
France
United States
Marshall Held
Presieident
Paland Sind Creek
Pather-Daughter Baptism Coincidence Noted at Holy Rosary
Susan Mary Findtin, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Handlin, baptized at the new font of Most Holy Rosary Church. Her father, 28 years earlier, had the church’s first infant baptism. The ceremony followed a family lineage with ties to HG Belews Avenue and the churchyard scene.
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Coinciasnee
Napus Most Holy Rosary
Susan Mary Findtin
Mire
John
Handlin
HG Belews Avenue
Susan
Wincharger Wind Wagon Aims To Train Local Glider Pilots
Commander Me Donald unveils the Wincharger Wind Wagon a wind driven training device to lift a glider up to 20 feet using a ring and pipes. A student instructor ropes the glider to practice angles and control while new propulsion creates steady air currents for flight training. The invention aims to mass provide aviation training as reported in Collier's Weekly and backed by the National Astronomy Association.
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O Mae Rae
Eugene ¥. McDonald
Army Air Corps
Winelaeger
Com
Eugene F. Meend. Jn
Zenith Radio Corpermtion
Chicago
Tate
Win
Ayia Mr
National Asternattics Association
McDunshi
Bernard de Sheil
Merdonald
Sowestie
Collier's Weekly
Mec Donald
Plea for Release From Jail Denied for Emerson T Thompson
Emerson T Thompson of Syracuse RD 3 faced a denied petition for release from a 30 day penitentiary term for probable intoxication. County Judge Frank P Malpass ruled sentence is executable and could cause job loss, noting Thompson’s June arrest after an attempted hug on a street corner.
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Jai
Emerson T. Thompson
Ena
Syracuse
Ann Ennvietim
Frank P
Malpassomps
Alice Jaroszewich Appointed New Social Worker
Miss Alice Jaroszewich of 506 Tens nyvon Avenue has been appointed Polish social worker for the Americanization League. She will begin duties August 1 after a year’s leave of absence granted to Mrs. Caroling Eslenlewith. Selection was by a committee led by John Gimingdl with Edrsung B. Tyminski and William C. Lehmann.
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Alice Jaroszewich
Caroling
YW. Eslenlewith
Alice Jarosewien
Tensnyvon Avenue
Americanization League
Jaroszewich
John Gimingdl
Edrsung B. Tyminski
Willam C. Lehmann
Bridegroom's Ruse Ends With Deputies Intervening At Reception
Charles L Johnson Jr of Rockwell fend Nedrow used a ruse to keep guests from decorating his new automobile with streamers cowbells and cans during a wedding on Onondaga Street. Deputies Edward Diligent and Charles Otte tracked him after suspicious witnesses reported a cat riding and located the Johnson car hidden in bushes at the Strong farm on Brod Road. The marriage ceremony continued as officers intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Johnson, Jrn
Rockwell
Nedrow
Charles Otte
Johnson
Alder
Brod Road
Onondaga
Meetings ywasend Club No 2 of Synnette Hem Supper
The Meetings ywasend Club No 2 of Synnette holds a hem supper on Tuesday at 6 30 PM at Kenyon Hall located at the corner of Midland Avenue and Newell Street.
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Ywasend Club No. 2
Synnette
Kenyon Hall
Midland Avenue
Newell Street
Townsend Youths Sponsor Musicale at Townsend Youth Association
Townsend Youth Association plans a Musicale at the Uri Vergity Building in Townsend today. Proceeds will fund sending delegates to a regional conference as local clubs collaborate for song, dance, and a cream and strawberry social featuring a quartet and piano duet.
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Townsend
Townsend Youth Association
Ke- Ma-Te-Nah
Uri 'Vergity
Eakannl Sonepniian HO Tannese
Ciny-Euctit
Bultato
Meen Cun
Vorn Rotor
Mra William
Tisbet Trudeau
Ridaley
Cings
Pleads Not Guilty To Reckless Driving After Car Wipe
Plea of not guilty entered by Aneeligailish Mfted to a reckless driving charge after a two-car side swipe on the West Seneca Turnpike just east of Cards Corners. Trooper A F Ryder cited the incident near East Genesee Street, involving Robert Feigel and Robert Tuomey as witnesses and backed by a $25 bail set until June 24.
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Gendece Street
A F. Ryder
Skane Abeles
Feiger
Rand
Robert Wy
Gau
Old Boys Hold Manlius Test for 72d Commencement Events
A Manlius program features the Old Boys Hunt manual of arms at 10 20 AM and a final dress parade before the 72nd commencement. Brig Gen John B Brooks and Gov Honea Mee Grath attend. Dr George Harton Cutten of Colgate delivers tomorrow's commencement address. Memorial services for Gen William Verbeck planned at 5 PM in the Japanese Garden. Readings include a portrait presentation by Col Asa L Singleton. The day also includes awards of warrants, a garden buffet, medals, prizes, and a later band concert in the links.
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Manlius
He Noid
Knox Hall
Tomarreye
Brg
John B. Brooks
Westover Field
Chiconee
Mass
Old Grace and
Memdey
Board of Teaslees
Ednand Pentington Coley
New York
Honea Mee Grath
Rhode Island
George Harton Cutten
Colgate University
Guido F. Verbeels
Mary Macmian
Syracuse
Asa L. Singleton
William Verbeck
Bishop Coley
Excdea
Soba Francis, Jr
Washington
Exdore
Talel
Pyraris House
Reveille at Camp Tuscon and Summer Scheduling Notes
Reveille rings at 4 30 A M near Camp Tuscon Atiz January 21 with several errors in the text. A six hour rest period from noon to 6 P M is proposed for hot months. A newly painted car without license Plates was found in Mrs Cora Walte s garage at 244 Lutas Avenue. The vehicle had been stolen from Champion Motor Sales Company at 3805 James Street.
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Reveille
Tuscon
Atiz
Jone
Sir Bace
Cora Walte
Lutas Avenue
Champion Motor Sales Company
James Street
Armor of God urged for C B A graduates sermon
Gov J Howard McGrath spoke at Christman Brothers Academy Syracuse commencement urging grads to shed pessimism and enter the world “wearing the armor of God.” Bishop Bree presided as diplomas were awarded to about 660 in attendance. McGrath outlined nine rules for success, stressing hard work, selfless service, and faith. He warned that those seeking a free ride will fail and urged adherence to liberty with faith in God. The address honored military and civilian service while supporting all-out aid to democracies.
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Christman Brothers’ Academy
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Syracuse
Mince Bree Wtaten
Enace
Lis
McGrath
Lberty
Iberty
Y Brother Patrick
F Christian Brothers Academy
Beck Estate Payments Hit By U S Order
Norbert F Abend, executor of John G Beck, seeks release of about 55000 to German heirs amid a U S order freezing Beck assets in this country. Carlos A Hepp, NYC attorney, holds assignment from German heirs demanding payment. Estate details note German heirs and named beneficiaries, with local notes on related graduates and awards.
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Syracuse
Yestersay
Norbert F. Abend
John G. Beck
Aeles
Tr. Beck
Germany
Abent Fan
State Department
Washingter
Carlos A. Hepp
New York City
Puho
Gence
T George IL. Vinette
Allormey
Abend
jEnlie Beck
Frederick Buats
Willin
S. Clayton Sum Tami Beek
Astoria
L. 1
Ner
Macy Beth Schor
Stapler
George W. Folkton
Jonniec
Banuski, Te
Leatrice Olney
Valedietuclan
Dorothy Fermen
Barker Reports On Nashville Meet By R C Barker
A Nashville report notes the International Congress of New Thought fold at Nashville last week led by Charles Barker. Ayaka meting 04 and Jane by Raymar Sshuvuse at Unity Center, Onondaga Hotel, last night. Barker will teach in Kansas City tomorrow as guest at Unity School of Chris tony. Until his return on August 8, services here will be led by Edward E. Robinson of Kansas City.
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R. C. Barker
Nashville
International Congress of New Thought
Tuwn
Charles Barker
Ayaka
Jane
Raymar Sshuvuse Weing
Unity Center
Onondaga Hotel
Barker
Kansas City
SBS
Sons of the Unity School of Christony
Cube
Edward E. Robinson
Kansas
Mrs Steele Hosts Syracuse Writers Group Supper
Mrs. Steele of 192 Loma Avenue will host a supper for Syracuse Theater Script Writers group this Saturday night. Members include Irene Slyland Dorothy Coons Fay Santelto Mercedes Heffron with guests Stuart Green James Phelan Burl Allen Bibert Steele Blenn Tintier and others.
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Steele
Giltert le Steele
Loma Avenue
Syracuse Theater Snd
Irene Slyland
Dorothy Coons
Fay Santelto
Mercedes Heffron
Stuart Ceen
Jaxezh Phelan
Burl Allen Bibert Steele Aml Sic
Mes. Blenn
G. Tintier
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Meeting in Syracuse
The Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary 131 will hold its regular business meeting on Monday June 2 at the aid society clubroom East Genesee Street. Plans will be made for a forthcoming event and refreshments will be served.
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Ladies Aussiary of Onondaga Post
Regulay Bd
Spmy
Genesee Street
Six Biscuit Company Drivers Share Safety Awards
Six Syracuse National Biscuit Company drivers received safety badges for more than three years without accidents. Captain Hennigan praised ongoing highway safety education to reduce crashes nationwide. Recipients include George Aligaier, Joseph Salzer, Frank Valetta, Steven Jones, John Millecy, and Francis Carroll, with years of service ranging from three to seven.
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Cap Thomas A.safety Ries
Hennigan
Syra Jas
Acclsuse
Armong
He National Biscuit Company
Cok
Ealion
George Aligaier
Joseph Salzer
Frank Valetta
Steven Jonsa
John Millecy
Francis Carroll
Joseph
National Bisquit
Ptventations Emmblem Ati
Theca
Thomas Hoonik
Joseph Medziuilt
George’ Aligaier
John Miller
Funeral set for Charles B. Cody at Camden home
Funeral arrangements announced for Charles B. Cody 58 of Camden who died instantly after a tree fell on him while cutting weeds on Terry Sullivan property in Florence. The service will be at 2 pm tomorrow at B A Sanborn funeral home Main Street conducted by Rev. Thomas J. Williams. Cody born November 10 1882 near Bernhards Bay leaves a widow Bertha Patchen Cody died 1910 and two sons Ralph and Stanley. He is survived by siblings and a number of nieces and nephews.
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Hilsynten
Camden
Puneral
Charles B. Cody
Tris
Terry Sullivan
Florence
B. A. Sanborn
Main Street
Thomas J. Williams
Fiat Methodist Church
Brewer
Mr. Cody
Charles Berger
Stephen Jawersil
Forrest
Faward Webb
Cody
Dergee
J. Campbell
Thomas A. Cox
Rome
Myr. Cody
Bernehardy Bay
John
Addie Dawley Cody
Bertha Patchen
Breworth
Brewerton
Dernhards Hay
Ralph
Stanley
Canons
Tonal Cony
Frank
Bernhards Bas
Wiliam
Lean
Constantia
David Spoon
Panther Lake
Stes
Carleton Winn
Bernhards Bay
Hoad
Treasury reports tax receipts near target for year
Washington reports total tax receipts through June 17 amounting to 12,076,000,000, about 75 percent of the prior year’s total. Income tax collections show a sharp rise, while miscellaneous internal revenue and social security taxes also climb as analysts discuss farm marketing and price incentives in Central New York.
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Special Dispatch
Washington
Ls Insight
Syren
New York
M.C. Bond
State
College of Agriculture
Scrap Iron Theft Brings Six Months Sentencing
Samuel Amato aged 25 of 829 Ose Weg Boulevard pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing about five tons of scrap iron from Bills Steel Products Company in East Syracuse. He was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary after a prior arrest and a failed trial setting due to bond default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Amato
Oseweg Boulevard
Hurola Adcock
Syracuse
Anata
Bills Steel Products Company
Cedar Street
Ake Dergaisalon
Brown Hand Co Low Bidder on Pine Camp Contract
Brown Hand Co emerged as the low bidder for general construction at Pine Camp Army project. Crown And Hand Construction of Syracuse had the next bid. The winning bid stood at 150,895 with two bids received. The project includes two barracks, chapels, a hospital and related buildings.
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Brown & Hand Co
Pine Camp
Crown and Hand Construction Company
Syracuse
Army Pool
George Hartman & Son
New York City
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C.B.A
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Beck
City
Porter Juntoe High School
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Park Avenue
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Biscuit Company
The
National Biscuit Company
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