Two Claims Filed in Auto Deaths in Oswego County
Claims filed against the State of New York for the deaths of two Syracuse area residents in an Oswego County automobile crash last March 28 allege highway negligence. Loretta Lupo, administratrix of Joseph Lupo, seeks 537,000 for pain and death. Benjamin Frye seeks 27,500. The accident occurred on Route 57 when a truck hit a hole, veered, and struck another car, killing both men who died the next day. Survivors include Lupo’s widow and three daughters. Frye is survived by his father and a sister.
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Schroeppel
Oswego County
Loretta Lupo
Hickory Jr
Joseph Lupo
Benjamin Frye
Culpepper
Daniel Frye
E.adams Jr
Frye
Lupo
Frederick Ballard
George Olin
Syracuse
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Deegan, Pirro, Edgcomb and Mead
Dominic S. Rizzo
Zoller to Speak At Betts Memorial Universalist Dinner
Judge Abram Zoller will address the parish dinner at Betts Memorial Universalist Church on Wednesday night. Dorley Asmus of Syracuse University will sing with Mrs. Bertha Mulford accompanying. New members welcomed at Easter Sunday and Mother's Day will be seated together. Delegates for the Universalist Church of America general assembly at St Lawrence University September 9 to 14 will be chosen.
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Abram Zoller
Betts Memorial Universalist Church
Women’s Fellowship
Dorley Asmus
Syracuse University
Bertha ¥. Mulford
General Assembly of the Universalist Church of America
St. Lawrence University
Motorist Killed In Tupper Lake Crash
Lloyd D. Sleezer of Gloversville, age 28, died when his car overturned last night near Tupper Lake. The fatal accident occurred on a local road, with authorities initiating an inquiry into the crash circumstances.
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Bfotorist
Tupper Lake
Lloyd D. Sleezer
Gloversville
Salvation Army Drive Falls Short of Goal in Syracuse
Salvation Army officials issued a last minute appeal as plans were made for a dinner at Hotel Syracuse to close the citys special fund drive. The campaign goal is 448500 but subscriptions total 24040469 or 54 percent. Brig Grace, new divisional commander for Western New York, will attend the dinner and stop in Syracuse en route from New York City. Canvassing will continue a few days to boost the total and fund the summer camping program and new main building. Contributions are accepted at banks and at campaign headquarters.
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Salvation. Army
Syracuse
Warren B. Unbehead
John J. Grace
Salvation Army
New York
Grace
Buffalo
New York City
Jamestown
Witherill’s
Dey Bros
Addis Co
Keith's
S. Salina St
Farmall Cub Tractor Previewed For Small Farms
A preview in Baldwinsville showcased the Farmall Cub tractor matched with gear for farms 40 acres or less. G V Mead of Harvester’s Syracuse branch touted reach to 39 063 farms in Syracuse 23 county area. Harvester dealers from New York and Pennsylvania demonstrated the tractor and equipment in working conditions.
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Farvester
Farmall
J. H. Barr
W. A. Sibus
K D. Lawson
W. L. Ferrell
R. W. Hough
Blackman
New York
Pennsylvania
1947 Heartwarmer fragrance gift promotion headline
A brief ad touts a miniature heart shaped gift named Heartwarmer from GRATILE claiming a Hartnell fragrance can be tucked in a bra to waft romance through day or evening. Shoppers are invited to enter and choose among Bright Stars Stolen Heaven or Gay Glitter on the street floor.
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Hartnell
Dietz pledges care in law in new Taft Hartley act
Carl F. Dietz president of the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse says the Taft Hartley labor bill enacted into law will not change factory policies. He adds industrial management will act with greatest care under the law as they are on trial before the court of public opinion. William F. Quinn of the Syracuse Federation of Labor and John J. Maurilio CIO regional director have no comment.
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Carl F. Dietz
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
Dietz
William F. Quinn
Syracuse Federation of Labor
John . J. Maurilio
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4-H Leaders Complete Second Club Training Course
Onondaga County 4-H leaders have completed the second training course in 4-H Club organization for new leaders. This brings the total to 31 who have completed the work. The first course was held last fall and winter.
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Onondaga County
For Sale: Kathleen Mary Quinlan Complexion Wash
Suffering oily skin or blackheads can find relief at The Addis Co Cosmetics Counter with Kathleen Mary Quinlan's Complexion Wash. A scientifically compounded cream wash that melts away surface debris, leaving skin smoother and glowing. Priced at $1.00 and $1.75 per jar plus tax.
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Addis Co
Kathleen Mary. Quinlan
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