Phone Coin Box Thief Gets Year
A man identified as Shumard, linked to offenses across the East, is sentenced to one year at Onondaga County Penitentiary for stealing coin boxes from pay phones. He used a napkin to block coin returns, guiding coins into a hidden chute for later collection. Police captured him at the New York Central Depot after a brief pursuit.
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H. Preston
Onondaga County Peniten
Rome
Preston
Shumard
Ohio
Florida
Parl
Thomas Sis
New York Central
Shumerd
AH Shumard
Syracuse
New Effort Seeks End to 41 Day Carpenter Strike
A state mediation official said he is trying to unite Carpenters Local 12 and the Syracuse Building Trades Employers Association to settle a 41 day dispute. The walkout began May 30 with 100 plus carpenters. union seeks an 18 cent hourly raise, while talks offered $2.82 per hour. BTEA has not commented.
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Earl Finzar
Syracuse
Ctor
New Yo
Board of Ale Be
Carpenters Local 12
Syracuse Buiding Trades Emopro Association
Carpenters
Bionday
Union Oficials
BTEA
Utica Youth Injured by Revolving Door Incident
Louis Palidino a 15 year old of 1353 Leeds Street Utica suffered a leg injury when his foot was caught in a revolving door at the State Tower Building Warren Street entrance. The mishap occurred about 11 AM and was aided by the Fire Department rescue squad at scene 75 freeing him before hospital transfer to St Joseph's Hospital.
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Louis Palidino
Leeds St
Utica
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Warren St
State Tower
al AM
Fire Department
Sraf
Beginning of Thruway opens to busy traffic at Syracuse interchanges
At Interchange 3S in Liverpool and other Syracuse exits, toll collectors report heavy traffic on opening day with 150 plus cars passing 6 AM to noon. Many vacationists use the new highway to bypass city delays, some with out of state plates. Toll tickets record axle count entry interchange and time, aiding vehicle checks.
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Carl J. Morgan
Erie
Liverpool
Morgan
Rochester
Thruwar
Tulip St
Liverpool Golf Course
Thruway
Route 51
Syracuse
Dewey
Thompson Vd
Verona
Mornt
Thruway traffic and tolls add up as business booms
The report notes how and where to exit the Thruway and details how tolls are calculated. It remarks that business is good on the Thruway today.
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Thruway
City facing head injury claim in Utica case
J Edward Cosgrove of Bombay seeks 39000 dollars in damages after his daughter Patricia was injured by an awning at Oriskany and Genesessis following an alleged long standing nuisance. He sues the city of Utica through attorney Frank J. Ryan claiming negligence.
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TMCA
J. Edward Cosgrove
Bombay
Utica
Patricia
Oriskany and Genesessis
Cosgrove
Frank J. Ryan
Ontario Girls Ready for Parley at Empire Girls State
Three Ontario County juniors Anne McIntosh Geneva Helen Hansen Clifton Springs and Barbara Denniston will attend Empire Girls State at Skidmore College Saratoga Springs after selection by the American Legion Auxiliary. Each student is active in state or city government programs.
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Geneva
Ontario County
Empire Girls
Skidmore College
Saratoga
Springs
American Legion Auxiliary
Anne McIntosh
Helen Hansen
Clifton
Barbara Denniston
Printers End Convention Reelected Leaders Named
EDWARD F. DILLON of Flushing was reelected president of the Allied Printing Trades Council of New York at the five day convention closing in Syracuse. Also reelected were Ric Garry as secretary treasurer and Julius Loos as organizer, with a slate of vice presidents including MeaArdell, Edwards, Berger, Smolion, Keating, Sarrenhope, Scheid, Donato, Smith, Burke, Peabody and others.
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Edward F. Dillon
Flushing
State Liquor Authority
Allied Printing
Trades Council of
New York
Syracuse
Ric Garry
New Yonetary
Julius Loos
Rochester
Franc. MeaArdell
Elv Edwards
Rage Park
Norbert Berger
Buffalo
Wiliam Smolion
New York City
Timothy Keating
Frank _ _ FSarrenhope
Fred Scheid
W York
Louis E. Donato
Fred Smith
Bellaire
Johns P. Burke
Fort Edwards
Joseph Albany
Alfred Peabody
Brooklyn
Grange Card Party Busted Tomorrow at Public Hall
Grange members sponsor a public card party tomorrow at 7 P.M. in the organization hall on First Street. Mrs. Aine Russell will chair the event.
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Grange
Buston
Lower Oswego Falls
Grange v
S. First St
Aine Russell
District One Pool Plan Hearing Set
Voters may attend a special hearing at 6:30 PM July 6 in the Fairmount Elementary School cafeteria to question district officials about the proposed pool and the 1954 55 budget. A budget vote on the pool project is set for July 13 at 7:30 PM in the same school. The plan calls for a 35 by 75 foot pool attached to the high school gym with depths from four to nine feet serving elementary level swimming instruction amid other facilities.
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Central School
Bdisteier No. Boswil
W. Geneseest
Fairmount
Muse
Jordan
Skaneateleske
Red Cross Donor Days Cut Schedule Reduced to Three Days
Red Cross and WSYR announce a three day donor schedule next week at 749 S Warren St with 168 donors per session and 11 AM to 5 PM Tuesday and Thursday and 2 PM to 6 PM Wednesday. Donors receive prizes including tickets to a July 6 square dance, Vernon Downs races, MacArthur Stadium game, a strawberry breakfast, and more. Eligibility ages 38 to 59.
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Red Cross
WSYR
S. Warren St
DelVitt
Friendly Merchants
Vernon Downs
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse Chiefs
Montreal Royals
Reynolds Motors, Inc
Erie Bivd
Mayor Mead Attends Finger Lakes Vacation Festival
Mayor Mead visited Sampson Army Air Base in Geneva to open the Finger Lakes Vacation Festival. He joined Army and state officials including Governor Dewey for a luncheon and the governor's principal address. The three day event promotes the Finger Lakes region as a vacation spot.
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Mead
Sampson Army Air Base
Geneva
Finger Lakes
Dewey
Jobless Claims Decline by 100 in Cortland May
Cortland reports a total of 50 unemployment claims in May per the State Unemployment Service, later reduced to 750 in the last two weeks per the Chamber of Commerce bulletin. Glenn C. Swanson notes a four day work week in several plans and a move toward normal hours soon. Payrolls total about 25,000 across 17 county industries since last month, with a four week payroll of 572,829 versus last year’s five week total of 84,374.
Tithing to Be Sermon Topic at Local Church
ONEIDA The worship service will be at 11 A.M. Sunday in Kemwood Heights Alliance Church. The Rev. John G. Srohan will speak on tithing. Evening service canceled for bac calaureate in Sherrill at 7:30 PM and Delta Lake Bible and Missionary Convention near Rome at 7 PM.
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Oneida
I A.M. Sundar
Kemwood Heights Alliance Church
John G. Srohan
Wil
Sherrill
Delta Lake Bible and Missionary Convention
Rome
Hoffman Clambake Promised by Local 4784 Unit
Auburn expects more than 600 attendees for the third annual clambake of Local 4784 CIO at Hoffman Machinery Plant. The event runs 11 AM to 6 PM tomorrow at the Cayuga County Sportsmen's Club on the east side of Owasco Lake, with Joseph F. Cimpi as bakemaster.
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Auburn
Usacio
U.S. Hoffman Machinery Corporation
Cayuga County
Owasco Lake
Joseph F. Cimpi
Mrs Hazard to Join Husband in Japan with 3 Children
Marilyn Hazard and her three youngsters Cynthia aged ten months, Douglas four, and Barry two will travel from Seattle to Hokkaido, Japan to join husband Doug Hazard Sr., a heavy mortar unit commander. The family plans to relocate by Army transport after a ten day sea voyage, bringing 2000 pounds of portable belongings.
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Dorglas Hasant
Pinnine
Hazard
Japan
Seattle
Mrs. Hazard
Laas
Eeman Hazard
Cynthia
Cily
Marilyn
Douglas
Srt
Hakaido Island
Doug
Hokaido
Barry
Gordon Hickman
Marcellus
Jabel Hazard
Congress Av
North Africa
France
Newman to Direct County Chest Drive
Ralph C. Paul of Auburn announces Paul E. Newman will be county chairman for the 1954 Chest Drive opening in October. Newman, vice-president of Beacon Milling, will choose five area chairmen and oversee town chairmen. He has served as Chest director for four years and was president of the board last year.
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Auburn
Ralph C. Paul
Community Chest of
Cayuga Country, Inc
Paul E. Newman
Beacon Milling Company, Inc
Cayuga
Newman
Chest
Unwelcome Customer Enters Shop After Car Crash
A Bainbridge shoe store suffered heavy damage when a borrowed 1954 car with 2000 miles rammed into the window near an underpass. Driver Tony Spino, 47, of Buca, sustained a deep shoulder cut and received eight stitches from Dr. Edward Danforth. He was not arrested.
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Payne
Joseph Polz
Tony Spino
Buca
Edward Danforth
Fire destroys market dock at Syracuse Regional Market
Fire caused an estimated 15000 dollars in damage to a loading dock at the Syracuse Regional Market early this afternoon. The blaze started between the dock and a refrigerated freight car owned by Francher and Canesi Corporation as Engine 4 and Trucks 2 9 and 12, under District Chief Harold Combs, responded to the alarm.
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Styracuse
Harold Combs
Speeders Fined in Ithaca Police Report
Two drivers were fined for speeding in Ithaca. Joseph T. Spano, 20, of Sampson, paid $20 and John W. Treadwell, 19, of 305 S. Piain St., $15. Both were arrested Wednesday. A motorcyclist, William R. Brown, 25, of 324 Falls St., forfeited a $10 bond after failing to appear on a noisy muffler charge and was arrested yesterday.
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Ithaca
Joseph T. Spano
Sampson
John W. Treadwell
S. Piain St. Sis
Falls St
Wiliam R. Brown
Speeder Fined After Warrant in Seneca Falls
Clarence ins. 33. RD. Ovi. pleaded guilty to 198 speeding charge before Police Justice Robert E. Morton and paid a $25 fine. He was apprehended by Patrolman Joseph Giovannin for speeding in Falls. He failed to appear in Police Court as required.
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Seneca Falls
Clarence Ins
Gui
Robert E. Morton
Joseph Giovanninnn Mayr
Fallsi
Vadeboncoeur Hurt in Crash While Returning Home
E R Vadeboncoeur president and GM of Central New York Broadcasting Corp. is confined at 109 DeWhard with a first lumbar fracture and multiple cuts after a Reading Pa crash. He skidded off a highway in a rented car, rolled three times, was briefly unconscious, flew back to Syracuse, and will stay home for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadeboncoeur
E. R. Vadeboncoeur
Central New York Broadcasting Corporation
DeWhHird
Reading
Radio-Tv
Harrisburg
Syracuse
Wadesoncoeur
Estate petition cites real estate and personal assets for Mrs Solomon
Petition for letters of administration lists real estate valued at 68 dollars and personal property at 22000 dollars for Mrs Caroline A Solomon of 2636 Be Genesee. The filing appears before the surrogate with March 23 date noted, indicating probate actions and related notices.
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Caroline A. Solomon
Genesee Ted
Ain
Soiea Pomenes
EL Genesee St
Sera SS. Speet
SD Cae Cp
Fauresaee
Pear Beach
Solonion Leit Mo
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