Plan Funeral For Boy Four In Cab Tragedy
Funeral services were being arranged for David Roach four son of Mr and Mrs John Roach of West Raynor Avenue killed last night when struck by a taxicab at Cortland Avenue and Blaine Street Herman Miller cab driver was paroled after questioning at Police Headquarters. The child was with his sister Betty seven and brother John six returning from a neighborhood store. Miller said the accident was unavoidable and he rushed the child to Syracuse General Hospital where he died shortly after. Morgue reports cite a fractured neck. Surviving Roach include two sisters Genevieve ten and Betty and brothers John Jr and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roach
John Roach
West Raynor Avenue
Nuc Eaeho
Cortland Avenue
Blaine Street
Herman Miller
East Adams Street
Herbert Frank
Martin Walsh
Betty
John
David
Miller
Syracuse General Hospital
Roach
Genevieve
John, Jr
Lawrence
Frances Cross
Green Lake State Park
Beverly
Willem Cross
Fayetteville-Manlius
Fayetteville High School
Jamesville-Apulia
Smoky Hollow
Kenneth Soule
Elm Street
Cortland
Stanley E. Hubbard
Taylor
Justice of the Peace
Harry Scammell
Lafayette
Hubbard
West Genesee and
Sand Streets
Edward Demong, Jr
Cayuga Street
Albert Seymour
West Genesee Street
Seymour
Robert H. Barth
Barth
Cedarvale
Amber Road
Francis M. Hallett
East Seventh Street
Oswego
Charles L. Hotchkiss
Marietta
Police Investigate Two Hospital Injuries and Releases
A 3 AM call to St. Josephs Hospital prompted Acting Detectives Guilfoyle and Chappell to question two men treated for cuts. John Bush of 618 West Fayette Street and Alvin Quilt of 211 Washington Square claimed they fell or tripped over street hazards in Seymour Street and West Kennedy Street before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Francis Guilfoyle
Leroy Chappell
John Bush
West Fayette Street
Seymour Street
Alvin Quilt
Washington Square
West Kennedy Street
Dapatna Be Gee
Attic Fire Damages Home After Short Circuit
Miss Pauline Steinbeck of 407 Hosen Avenue returned home to find an attic blaze caused by a short circuit. Firefighters reported extensive damage but no injuries as the blaze spread through the attic and severed ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon
Pauline Steinbech
Hosen Avenue
Ette
India Pastor Affirms Support for Britain at Kiwanis Luncheon
Rev Ramkrishma Shahu Modak of Ahmednagar tells Kiwanis members at Hotel Syracuse that India backs Great Britain during the war though preferring self rule. He and his wife Marguerite Grove display Indian culture and crafts, while Modak notes India would be under British sovereignty if Western rule is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Great Britain
Ramkrishma Shahu Modak
Ahmednagar
Kiwanis’ Club
Syracuse
England
Mr. Modak
Germany
Marguerite Grove
Buffalo
Modak
United Church of India
Bombay
Modaks
City Studies Gathering of Meter Fees
Finance Commissioner Thomas E. Kennedy and Deputy Commissioner George H. Bedford met in Auburn with Comptroller Purcell Briggs to discuss parking meter operations set to begin in Syracuse next Monday. Meters ready by Monday morning with 600 of 1040 posts installed and warning tickets used initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Kennedy
George H. Bedford
Auburn
Purcell Briggs
Syracuse
Briggs
Kennedy
Finance Department
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Harvey N. Smith
Bureau of Gas and Electricity
Driver Exonerated In Traffic Mishap
A driver is exonerated in a traffic mishap report with limited readable details from the incident. The fragment notes no injuries and the case appears closed.
Severe magnetic storm disrupts telegraph and radio service
A severe magnetic storm disrupted telegraph and radio across Syracuse during the morning rush, with long distance lines off for up to 30 minutes at times. Western Union and Postal Telegraph reported eastward circuits bothered, while New York Telephone maintained long distance service using metallic circuits. News services and radio programs experienced static, though some lines remained operational as the storm waxed and waned, starting at 8 AM and easing by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
New York Telephone Company
A. H. Fox
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Associated Press
International News Service
United Press
Albany
Utica
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Jessen
Callahan to Direct American Irish Fete at State Fairgrounds
Michael L. Callahan named chairman of an American Irish field day to be held at the State Fair Grounds on Sunday July 2 under sponsorship of Division 2 Ancient Order of Hibernians. A full day of Irish dancing music and field sports is planned with a long committee list and Edward O’Neill as adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McAuliffe
Thomas M. Hennigan
M. Shields Dwyer
Francis P. Joyce
Daniel Matthews
Patrick Hanlon
Patrick Shanahan
Matthew Doran
Michael Hennigan
Adrian Grodsmith
James H. O’connor
John J. Young
William S. Kelly
James Kinane
Warren Burns
Thomas Sexton
Michael Carroll
William Fadden
Patrick Rogers
Cleon Quinn
Frank Donohue
George Keileher
Patrick Carolan
Ames Carolan
Paul Seonard
John Sallinger
Michael J. Scannell
Patrick Scanlon
Maurice Shanahan
Fred Hibbard
Daniel Ryan
Jack Ryan
Patrick Ryan
Leo McCarthy
Lee Wheeler
Edward O'Neill
Order
Hundreds Enroll In Syracuse Summer School At Central High
Hundreds of Syracuse pupils enrolled for two summer sessions at Central High School. Principal Ernest F. Conway said registration was normal with counts to come after Thursday. Classes start Friday July 8, with two sessions daily from 8:30 to 10:30 and 10:30 to 12:30. Final exams August 22. 30 days attendance required for eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Central High School
Ernest F. Conway
Conway
Dealers Hear Appeal for Territory Security Plan
Auto dealers in New York State gathered at the Quondaga Hotel to back a proposed “territory security” system to curb open territory abuses and protect dealer profits. Edgar D. McKean urged adoption of a resolution to petition manufacturers, while Thomas Southworth presided at the two day convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Edgar D. McKean
Pittsburgh
National Automobile Dealers of America
Aplneatac
Ehabetthee
Quondaga Hotel
McKean
Thomas Southworth
Brooklyn
James Dalton
Detroit
Mich
Motor
Mr. McKean
A. C. Hazen
Flint
City Y to Send Delegates to Camp on Lake George
The Syracuse Y M C A will send a delegation to the National Assembly at George Williams College on Lake George July 15 to 19. About 400 young men ages 20 to 28 will attend to discuss the responsibilities of the under thirty age group in the United States with speakers from academia government and labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Y.M.C. A
National Assembly
George Williams College
Lake George
United States
Howard McClusky
American Youth Commission
Paul Harris, Jr
Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago Chapel
William F. Clarke
College of Law
de Pauw University
G. George Fox
South Shore Temple
J. Edward Sproul
Y.M.C. A. National Council
James B. Carey
Electrical and Radio Workers of America
Carl Zeidler
Milwaukee
Play Instructors Study Child Hobbies In Syracuse
94 young men and women studied children's hobbies at Kirk Park for a summer training institute. Sponsored by the Municipal Recreation Commission led by Smith T Fowler the course covers first aid dramatics folk dancing and boys games with final sessions scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Kirk Park
Municipal Recreation Commission
Smith
T. ‘Fowler
Refugee Fund Reaches 30792.87 in Syracuse Drive
Slow day in the war relief drive for the Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter of the American Red Cross adds about 200 dollars to the total, bringing the fund to 30 792 87. Notable gifts include 100 from Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and 34 from State Insurance Fund employees in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Sargrentor
San
Cleveland
State Insurance Fund
Red Cross
Jane Woodworth
Ruth Goldstein
Meadowbrook Drive
Mae Huntington Cross
Oe Cence
Cwea Sens
Lincoln School
Percy Hughes School
Armory Site Purchase On July Agenda For Board
The Board of Supervisors will consider paying 420000 for the Tigris Shrine site on East Genesee Street for a new field artillery armory at the July meeting. A second item seeks a 1500000 purchase of the Rochester and Syracuse trolley line right of way for a westward truck route with a pipeline easement for Socony Vacuum Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Tigris Shrine
Genesee Street
Field Artillery Armory
Rochester and Syracuse
Righway
Rochester & Syracuse Liquidating Corporation
Lakeland
Cayuga County
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Syracuse Optimists Defy Weather For Annual Picnic
More than 150 Syracuse Optimist Club members held an afternoon picnic and field day at Camp Brockway Pratt's Falls despite rain threats. John H. Bachman led events including egg throwing and softball with a police escort providing parade formation from Clin ton Square to Erie Boulevard. The program aimed to end with a steak supper at 6 30 PM and the club will resume meetings in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Optimist Club
Camp Brockway
Pratt’s Falls
John H. Bachman
Clinton Square
Erie Boulevard
Marriage Licenses Listed Amid Mixed Readable Fragments
Readable fragments show pairs of names and partial addresses for proposed marriage licenses. Several legible entries include individuals such as David McCleart Moorhead and Derouhy Mae Lynch with street addresses, while other portions list Vincent De Rienzo and Marie Paula or with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCleart Moorhead
Baldwin Avenue
Derouhy Mae Lynch
Hudson Stree
Vincent de Rienzo
Wadsworth Street
Marie Paula
Joseph You Kins
Helen
Rowland Siret
Archie Muirhead
Mer Avenue
Edith Hervert
Bf Mackenzie
Pale Avenue
Joseph Michael
Auguste Hakechen
Solvay
Ouemdage
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Bs Gr Optometrist Optician
Bo Poweree Ss Rens Mre
Kellegs
Kelloge’s
Battle Creek
Howker Johnson
Howard Johnson
Fayetteville Road
Dewitt
Paton
Manlius
Empire State Automobile Merchants Association
Theodore Southworth
Carroll E. Mealey
Ood
Britain
Land
Dudeel
City Y
O.K. Shrine Purchase
Niagara Hudson Coke
Keller & Goetz
Seeres
P.a.-L
Brighton
Cyrnes Bros
Colvin
Hotel Syracuse
Powers, Stolz
Unbehead & Stierwald
Wright's Valley
Passaic Analytics Laboratories, Inc
Passaic, N
Consult
J. S. Caldwell
Tallman
Zemo
Railway Express
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