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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1940
Page
3
Reward Offered for Body of Lost Angler in Oneida Lake
Miss Frances Zamiarski of Solvay offered a $100 reward for the recovery of her brother Stanley Zamiarski believed drowned after a 16 foot motorboat overturned on Oneida Lake. Three Syracuse men, including Zamiarski, Hollingsworth, and MacCres, were missing since Thursday. Nearby search efforts involved family members, Harold Greenleaf and private boats, with dragging around Maple Bay and Dakin's Shoal under state conservation supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Zamiarski
West Genesee Street
Zamiarski
Syracuse
Oneida Lake
Samuel L. Hollingsworth
Kelloge Street
Elma Co MacCres
Holland Street
Anthony Zamiarski
Sy Tae Maser
New York
Millis
Harold Greenleaf
John Dilligen
Frank Zamiarski
William Hart
Dakin's Shoal
Harry Best
Maple Bay
Ray
Emil L. Klaiber
Kellore Street
Ho Orth
Four People Bitten By Dogs In Local Attack
A woman and three children were injured when dogs attacked at a residence. Mrs Mary Misita 53 was treated at Onondaga General Hospital for severe lacerations to the left hand and index finger after her own dog, tied in the rear hall, bit her. Officer John O Connor notified Nellie Travis to confine her dog after it bit five children including William Gunn 2 Charles Murdoch 5 and Paul Thorp 4 who were hurt on the hand knee and hand respectively during a fight in the Thorp driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Misita
Otisco Street
Onondaga General Hospital
John O'Connor
Nellie Travis
Merriman Avenue
William Gunn
Davis Street
Charles Murdock
Massena Street
Paul Thorp
Cannon Street
Thorp
Boonville Masons Honor Syracusan 50 Year Medal
Boonville Lodge 165 F and M presents a 30 year Grand Lodge service medal to Eugene Case of Syracuse at its June meeting along with observing the lodge’s 90th anniversary. Case, raised in 1890, is a Boonville native running a hardware store in Lyncourt. Also present were two other 50 year members, Charles Kent and Oscar Mowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Grand Lodge
Eugene Case
Court Street
Syracuse
Boonville Lodge
Case
R. W. Howard N. Bielby
Rome
H. Romeyn Hadley
City to lease former Syracuse Safe Co. property in Council vote
City officials seek approval from the Common Council for leasing the southwest corner of East Water and South McBride Streets, the five year term starting at $125 monthly first year and $150 after, with a June 31 auction. The site fronts East Water 189 feet and South McBride 122 feet and includes a large brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commoen Council
Syracuse Safe Company
East Water
Common Council
East Water Street
Arthur M. Beach
Auto Dealers At Yacht Club Hold Empire State Convention
About 150 delegates arrived for the two day Empire State Automobile Merchants Association convention held at Syracuse Yacht and Country Club on Oneida Lake with a golf tourney and luncheon. Officers report and committee appointments were planned for sessions at the Onondaga Hotel tomorrow morning. Speakers included Edgar D. MacKean and A C Hazen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Automobile Merchants Association
Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association
Hosc
Syracuse Yacht and Country Club
Oneida Lake
Onondaga Hotel
Edgar D. MacKean
Pittsburgh
Natonal Automobile Dealers Assocation
A. C. Hazen
Flint Institute
Flint, Mich
E.P. Cray
New York City
New York ‘Petroleum Industries Committee
Carroll E. Mealey
Albany
Motor Vehicles
Ivan R. Gale
Mbany
Pennzoil Corporation
William"l. Mallon
Dunns Entrants Win Ribbons at Ottawa Horse Show
The Dunns from Fayetteville led an American party at Ottawa's Canadian horse show winning several ribbons. Patsy Dunn secured reserve horsemanship among 30 children, while Mrs. Schermerhorn won the ladies hunting class. The family attended events with Governor General Earl Athlone and Princess Alice, part of a Red Cross fundraiser at Connaught track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dunn
Herbert A. Dunn
Fayetteville
Ottawa
Miss Dunn
Cal
T. W. Alinton
Herbert A. Damn
Fayeteville
Frederick Schermerhorn
Jane Dunn
Earl of Athiens
Princess Alice
Syracuse
Governor General
United States
Dunn
Red Cross
Patsy
Schermerhorn
Graduation Night At Three City High Schools
Three large city high schools will hold graduation exercises tonight. Nottingham School expects 254 graduates with Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg delivering the Nottingham address. Central and North will host student speakers for their ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Central
North
Edwin T. Dahlberg
First Baptist Church
Trailer Goes Over in Crash on Erie Boulevard
A tractor trailer loaded with leather tipped onto its side on Erie Boulevard East near Thompson Road after colliding with a light sedan driven by Earl A. Little 52 of 118 East Jefferson Street a teacher. Little received a ticket for failure to yield right of way. Neither Little nor truck operator Everett Daly 26 of Ossining was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Boulevard
Thompson Road
Earl A. Little
East Jefferson Street
Mr. Little
Everett Daly
Ossining
Harold Shea
Stewartier
Man Loses Eye After Chittenango Crash
Theodore Phelps of Chittenango about 75 had his right eye removed at Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a morning automobile crash at Seneca and School Streets. He drove a Gates Homestead Farm milk truck. his helper Donald Kenyon was driving when the collision with a car from Oriskany occurred. Both vehicles were badly damaged and Phelps was the sole injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Phelps
Chittenango
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Gates Homestead Farm
Donald Kenyon
Seneca
School
Oriskany
Phelps
Syracuse
W. I. Tyler
Fines Paid by 22 Auto Drivers in Onondaga County
Twenty two drivers pleaded guilty to traffic violations during Sheriff Auer’s weekend safety drive on Onondaga County roads. The list shows fines totaling 94 dollars, with several individuals from Fayetteville Manlius and neighboring towns cited for stop sign violations red lights speeding and drunken driving among others. One incident on the Camillus-Fairmount road ended with a car leaving the road and hitting a telegraph pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Auer
Onondaga
Frank Richetts
Chicago
John de Rosier
Buffalo
Payetteville
Prey
Justice of the Peace
Tom Davis
Francis Schmidt
George Schliech
Fayetteville
Manitius
E. F. Goodfellow
Herman Foote
Manlius
Emmett Martin
Justice Goodfellow
Clyde FL Donahue
Tion
Justice of the
Jay Treland
James E. Hazeltine
Auburn
Elbridge
Fred Wright
Samuel Grossman
New York City
Lysander
Thomas F. Lensing
Rochester
Wiliam Schwanke
Mira
West ” Genesee Turnpike
John Kelly
Gedde
Leon Grenbell
Cortland
Nedrow
Irving Harrington
Walter J. Roberts
Oneonta
Dewitt
Paul” Witte
Celeste Armi
Solvay
Justice Witte
Louis Cellini
Pond Street
Jack McGovern
Brewerton
Cicero
Alfred Strever
Steve Kentris
Fulton
Thomas Spielman
Gloversville
Zhuanaky
Camillus
Justice Bingham
Raymond Mitchell
Endicott
Mitchell
Camillus-Fairmount Road
Golf Bag Stolen and Local Lootings Reported
Disappearance of a golf bag with 10 clubs and 15 balls from a shed behind Richard Herron s home at 510 Milton Avenue is under police investigation. At 512 Harrison Street bakery Louis Henkin reports a break in and theft of 1.50 plus a 32 watch. At 2429 South Salina Street gas station operator Jack Michel says someone entered, smashed a vending machine, and took 33.50 from a desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Herron
Milton Avenue
Louis Henkin
Mary Street
Harrison Street
Jack Michel
South Salina Street
Trailer Gets Worst of This Encounter
A fragment discusses a trailer incident where the trailer suffered damage during a confrontation. Details are sparse with no clear parties named or locations provided. The readable text emphasizes the clash outcome and damage.
Two Syracuse Youths Learn Court Manners in Traffic Court
Two youths from Syracuse attended a Traffic Court session under Judge Harry H. Farmer to observe decorum. Andrew Palastro 17 of 2412 Lodi Street was fined 3 dollars for driving with a junior license on Onondaga Lake Parkway. Joseph Lamachia 16 of 1515 North Salina Street joined Palastro in court and both were counseled by Judge Donald Whitney to return for further lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Court of Justice
Andrew Palastro
Lodi Street
Joseph Lamachia
North
Salina Street
Harry H. Farmer
Palastro
Justice of the Peace
Donald Whitney
Liverpool
Onondaga Lake
Lamachia
Whitney
Teattle Court
Willkie gains steam in GOP convention amid war mood
Delegates in Philadelphia strain over platform while Willkie gains a bloc in Pennsylvania and pledges shift. Dewey Taft and Van denberg receive attention as party weighs foreign policy and preparedness.
Marvin Leads New York Drive For Willkie
The article notes Marvin’s support for Willkie while avoiding a fight with Dewey and Gannett leaders. It reports convention sentiment shifting as delegates consider Willkie, with 1000 delegates and 501 votes needed to nominate. Dewey and Taft factions likely hold first ballot majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Willkie
Dewey
Gannett
Taft
Vandenberg
Ballet Lish
Dadiare
Verewrt & Reorer
Tee Moran Wuile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elitio
Daert
Frances Zamiarski
Woods Road
Boonville Masons
Townsend
Oakwood Avenue
Planer's
West Onondaga Street
Kenyon Hall
Askdale Avenue
Eastwood
Amber
Will Kinney
South Balina Street
Victory Club
Eagles’ Hall
Clinton Street
Ilin Ta Clounsi
McBride Street
Yacht Club
D.2a
Forest
H. Akers
Detroit
Mich
Dodge
Chrysler
Philipp i
Dunns
Cardit
Wile
Race Scrambled
G.O.P
Robert E. Lamberton
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
Ohio
Unien
Frank J. Harris
Western Pennsylvania
James
Platform Committee
Republican Party
John Hamilton
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Frank Gannett
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Covery State
Giree
Mississippi
Louisiana
Itei
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Resolutions Committee
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Congress
N. Y
Oppometensts S.salast
Gos
Adlecke
Eastman Brownie
Kodaks
Eastman
Mwie
Kirtlands
South
Salina St
F. W. Sutland
Cor
Jefferson and
Salina Streets
Syracuse, N. Y
Weston’s Drug Stores
N. Salina St
S. Salina St
City Hospital
U.S.A
Westoms Drug Stores
Coe Ceyerealty
Toren
Asl
5. Brogme
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