Two Suspects Face Further Questioning In Bank Robberies
State Police questioned Richard Shurman and Harry Stron after transferring them from Hawthorne to Oneida Troop D HQ. Both men, aged 38 and 59, were arrested in New York City last Friday and linked to five bank robberies in Ohio and Indiana.
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Hawthorne
Oneida
Richard Shurman
Gary
Ind
Harry Stron
Chicago
New York City
Edward J. Brougherty
Shurman
Stron
Ohio
Indiana
Tioga County
Herbert H. Smith
Waverly
Hamburg
Steven M. Wzesinski
Norma
Syracuse
Wiesinski
Harold C. Whiteaker
Dougherty
County Roads Need Shops
Raymond B. Traver, county highway department superintendent, worries about winter snowfall delaying the Jamesville shops project. Although the first snow is months away, a steel shortage threatens the construction already awarded to J. D. Taylor Co. to replace the building destroyed by fire last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond BR. Traver
Traver
Jamesville
J. D. Taylor Co
Banners Echo Legacy of Henry Clay in 1844 Convention
The piece recalls 1844 Baltimore Whig banners for Clay and Frelinghuysen, notes Clay’s repeated presidential bids from 1824 onward, and cites Polk's 1844 victory with 41,297,068 votes. It mentions Frelinghuysen as New York University chancellor and New Jersey senator, and references later rivals Byron and Norman Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence A. Johnson
Johnson's Foods, Inc
Henry Clay
Baltimore
Clay
Frelinghuysen
James Polk
Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen
University of New York
U.S
New Jersey
Jackson
Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Ranky
William Jennings Byron
Norman Thomas
Fires Drive Nearly Score From Homes
Two fires late yesterday sent about twenty residents fleeing. At 110 Renwick flames on a first floor porch spread through a hall to the roof, while a second house at 102 Siser Street damaged by a blow torch used by painters forced five people to leave. Owner names Glen Stakes and Angelo Stoyan. District Chief Emmett Morgan and Lt. Henry Joncas of Engine 10 directed firefighting efforts. cause not yet determined.
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Renwick
Emmett Morgan
Halfway
Hoorches
Henry Joncas
Glen Stakes
Siser St
Angelo Stoyan
Suit That Sees You Smartly and Comfortably
A compact fabric feature piece highlights a suit designed for smart appearance and all day comfort. The article emphasizes tailored fit, breathable materials, and versatile styling for professional wear.
Sixth Grade Pupils Transferred Early
Two sixth grade classes from Sumner and McKinley Schools will be moved to junior high buildings next fall to ease overcrowding. The Sumner 6-2 class shifts to Edward Smith or Charles Andrews in September instead of January. A Melktiniry School class will be reassigned as the building is abandoned for city renovation and later private housing. One sixth grade class likely moves to Roosevelt Junior High.
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Sumner
McKinley
David H. Patten
Edward Smith
Charles Andrews
Melktiniry School
Roosevelt Junior High
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Patricia Fehr
Trenry Clay
Ranaldl Kaiser
Harold Kaiser
Turtle St
Bruce Wright
John Wright
First North St
Faille
Belle -Sharmeer
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