Driver Nabbed In Chase On Trial For Three Charges
Robert Donovan, 25, of 812 WN Alvord Street, was arrested after a high speed chase through Syracuse streets ending on a lawn at 558 Clarendon Street. He pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated reckless driving and driving without an operator license. Bail set at 500 dollars.
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Syracuse
Clarendon St
Robert
Donovan
Alvord St
Ambrose Linehan
Gaetano Stassi
S. State
E. Jefferson Srs
E. Adams St
Thomas Hurley
Adams St
Walnutaw
University Pl
Eucliday
Thornden Park
Six Lectures Planned for NOMA Summer Institute
The Local arrangement committee for the National Office Management Association announces six lectures on Problems in the Modern Office at the Syracuse University summer institute August 2 3 and 4. The event, sponsored with Syracuse University and city chambers, is open to office management professionals in the Northeast and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Office Management Association
Syracuse University
O. Richard Wessels
Hill Department of Business Education
Wessels
United States
Canada
NOMA
Cortland man chosen as SU graphic arts instructor
J. Stuart Rich of Cortland has been named an instructor in the Syracuse University graphic arts department. He earns a bachelor of science in vocational industrial education from Oswego State Teachers College this month and will assume duties in September. Rich previously worked in Cortland Standard’s commercial printing department and as a printing instructor for the Elmira Department of Correction. A Navy veteran, he served at the U S photo science laboratory in Anacostia, D C, and belongs to Pi Delta Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stuart Rich
Cortland
Department of
Graphic Arts
M. Lyle Spencer
Syracuse University School of Journalism
Rich
Oswego State Teachers College
Cortland Standard
Department of Correction
Elmira
U. S. Photo Science Laboratory
Anacostia
D. C
Pi Delta Epsilon
Trapeze Artist Hurt at Lawrence Regional Market Show
A woman trapeze performer, Mrs. Jean Saunders of Reading Massachusetts, had her arm severely cut during the act at the Lawrence Regional Market show. She was taken to St Joseph's Hospital where five stitches were needed to close the wound after being struck by a swing.
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Lawrence
Jean Saunders
Reading
Mass
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Illinois Boy Captures U S Migs Crown
Herbert Turman a 14 year old from South Beloit Illinois won the National Marbles Tournament title in Wildwood New Jersey defeating Charles Morris Huntington West Virginia in five straight games. Mayor Harry W Steele Jr presented a watch and Herbert and Charles received bicycles as league winners. Jean Smedley from Philadelphia was crowned marble queen.
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Wildwood-By-The-Sea
Ruth Molseki
Frank Pieroni
Syracuse
Herbert Turman
South Beloit
Charles Morris
Huntington
W. Va
Herb
Francis Peda
Scranton
Bobby Smith
Www
Hilton King
Roanoke
Harry W. Steele, Jr
Wildwood
Charles
Wen
Tommy Anderson
Augusta
Ronald Hunt
Durham
N. C
Jean Smedley
Philadelphia
Jean
N. J
Ace Mibsters
Herbert. Turman
Beloit
Wis
AL Wirephoto
Death of Pedigreed Dog Probed by Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff William Hayford investigates the death of a pedigreed dog owned by Christopher O'Reilly of Lawrence Road Pitcher Hill. O'Reilly suspects poisoning and an autopsy may be held to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, Hayford
Christopher O'Reilly
Lawrence Rd
Pitcher Hill
O'Reilly
Four area schools hold commencement exercises on one night
Holy Trinity School graduates received diplomas at the Charles White branch of the public library with Patricia Dantonello delivering the valedictory and presenting $100 for a new hall fund. Goodyear Burlingame School graduates were addressed at Hotel Onondaga by Pr Richard L Greene, Wells College president, as Mrs Austin Pencheon distributed diplomas to 100. Cathedral High School awards were given by Bishop Walter Foery who urged Christian light to aid men and 32 diplomas were handed out. Assumption Academy conferred 31 diplomas. Bishop Foery to present Christian Brothers Academy diplomas Monday at Hotel Syracuse. student speakers were Charles Wilbur and Theodore Weinheimer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity School
Holy Trinity Grammar School
Charles White
Public Library
Patricia Dantonello
Severin Muller
Goodyear-Burlingame School
Hotel Onondaga
Richard Ll. Greene
Wells College
Cathedral High School
Walter A. Foery
Diocese of
Syracuse
Foery
Assumption Academy
Bishop Foery
Christian Brothers Academy
Pheter
Joseph J. Schieder
National Catholic Welfare Council
Charles Wilbur
Theodore Weinheimer, Jr
New Committee Heads Named by Council of Churches of Syracuse
The Council of Churches of Syracuse and Onondaga County announces new committee heads led by Rev. Dr. George Y. Benton for the presidency. Other appointees include Rev. Walter Chater chaplaincy Rev. Frederick H. Butman Boy Scouts Tracey K. Jones civic interests Rev. Dr. Christian P. Jensen comity and more. The Rev. Archie B. Bedford chairs the nominating committee and the annual campaign will be run by Rev. Harry S. Taylor Harold Edwards and Herman A. Anderson. The Rev. Nicholas Titus will advise the Junior Council of Churches with John Martyn as president and Mrs. Walter L. Smith representing the Council of Church Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Tofay Bfy
George Y. Benton
Te. Walter Chater
Frederick H. Butman
Tracey K. Jones
Christian P. Jensen
C. Philip Vorrance
Community Chest
Alexander Carmichel
John W. Annas
C. A. Rosekrans
John H. Dudde
Floyd F. Carlson
Roland Fredericks
Alfred L. Taylor
Warner H. Siebert
Arthur W. Mielke
Warren J. Henderson
Neil Richardson
Albert L. Bauer
Wilson G. Cole
James A.glyer
Benjamin E. Shore
Elon P. Stewart
Archie B. Bedford
Harry 8. Taylor
Harold Edwards
Herman A.anderson
Nicholas Titus
Council of Churches
John Martyn
Walter L. Smith
Council of Church /Women
Geddes Veterans Picnic Set for Tomorrow
Geddes town veterans of World War II hold their third annual picnic at Willow Bay annex with refreshments and games. Transportation by Maita Taxi Service will collect members from 108 Cogswell Ave Solvay between 10 AM and 1 PM. Joseph Colelli serves as event chairman.
Dogs Kill Three Goats On Potter Farm
Two dogs killed three goats and bit four others on the Lester Potter farm at 524 E. Brighton, according to Patrolman Andrew Pelz. A horse rider said a dog leaped at her horse but did not bite. One dog is a cow dog and another a mongrel. Rabies testing will reexamine the three goat heads. bitten goats will be kept away from the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Potter
E. Brighton Jr
Andrew Pelz
AWOL Youth Held In Check Forgery Case
George Louis Lowe a 17 year old AWOL soldier from Camp Dix New Jersey is held for grand jury action after pleading not guilty to second degree forgery He waived examination after arraignment with authorities alleging he looted a camp in Memphis and forged checks signed in Bass name and cashed one for 25 dollars in Jordan bank He was arrested by Syracuse police and turned over to the sheriff with an address discrepancy at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Louis Lowe
Camp Dix
N. J
Lowe
Justice of the Peace Royal
Hoffman
Jordan
Justin B. King
Sheriff's Department
Thomas Bass
Memphis
Bass
Jordan Bank
Syracuse
Sheriff’s Office
Wood Ay
Lumber Theft Reported in Central Heights
Roswele Gravis of 116 Craddock Street reports to the sheriff that 5,000 feet of used fir lumber was stolen from a house under construction on Central Heights Road. The white painted lumber is valued at 600 dollars. Deputy Yale Cummings is investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswele Gravis
Craddock St
Central Heights Rd
Yale Cummings
Graphic Arts Teacher Wins Hill Medal at Dinner
J Henry Stalloway principal of the Metropolitan Printing School received the Hill Medal for Distinguished Achievement from the Hill School of Journalism. Dean M Lyle Spencer announced the award at a Hotel Pennsylvania testimonial dinner in New York City after the unanimous faculty vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill School of Journalism
J. Henry Stalloway
New York School of Printing
M. Lyle Spencer
Journalism
New York City
Halloway
Pennsylvania
National Graphic Arts Association
Dean Spencer
School of Journalism
Drew Pearson
Washington
Talloway
Metropolitan Printing School
Printing ‘Teachers’ Guild of New York
Hill Zoologists Win $15000 in Research Grants
Five Syracuse University zoology professors share more than 15000 in grants. National Institute of Health funds total 12528 for Gaunt Birnie Osborn Ross and Eversole to study Walter Metabolism and Related Metabolic Phenomena. Osborn and Gaunt also receive 2500 from the National Research Council for Endocrine Studies in the Hereditary Dwarf Mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Robert Gaunt
Department
National Institute of Health
U.S
Public Health Service
Lt Col Menter Admitted To High Court Practice
Lt Col Martin Menter son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Menter of 200 Eucliday now at Air Force Headquarters Washington D C admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court He served with the 20th Air Force on Guam during the war and became chief of the legislative drafting branch in August 1946 He graduated Syracuse University 1937 and its college of law in 1939 He practiced in Rochester before joining the Air Forces in 1940 He and his wife Irene Rothschild of 2501 Genesee St have a daughter Toby Joan 14 months He is brother of Syracuse lawyer A Solomon Menter
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Martin Menter
Benjamin Menter
Eucliday
Air Judge Advocate
Air Force Headquarters
Washington, D. C
U. S. Supreme Court
20Th Air Force
Guam
Jie
Syracuse University
College of Law
Devil's Own Law Society
Louis Marshall Law Honorary
R.O.T.C
Rochester
Air Forces
Army
Irene Rothschild
Jacob Rothschild
KE. Geneseest
Toby Joan
Menter
A. Solomon Menter
Syracuse
Hill Dean Heads Engineering Group
DEAN LOUIS MITCHELL of the Syracuse University College of Applied Science elected president of the Association of Engineering Colleges of New York State for 1948 49. Other officers include Dean Thorndike Saville of New York University as vice president and Brother Leo of Manhattan College as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mitchell
Syracuse University College of Applied Science
Association of Engineering Colleges of
New York State
Thorndike ,Saville
New York University
Brother Leo
Manhattan College
Bushnell Official At Banking School
ROBERT FE. BUSHNELL vice president and treasurer of the Syracuse Savings Bank was elected secretary treasurer of the savings management group at the Graduate School of Banking now in session at Rutgers University The savings management group gathers bankers from savings departments of commercial banks attending the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FE. Bushnell
Syracuse Savings Bank
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Theft Attack Reported In City Alley
Joseph Fineberg of 212 Van Buren Street told police last night a drinking companion knocked him to the pavement, kicked him in the mouth and robbed him of 30 dollars at knife point. The assault happened at 9 30 P M in Crouse Place alley between FE Washington and E Fayette streets. The assailant was about 25, five feet two, wore a dark sport coat and grey trousers with a small mustache. Fineberg said he had met the man two hours earlier in a grill and they visited several taverns together.
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Joseph Fineberg
van Burenst
Crouse’ Pl
Washington
E. Fayettests
Fineberg
James Driscoll
Roy Cook
Supper for Club in 36th District at Pension Club
The American Pension Club in the 36th Congressional District will serve a supper tonight from 5 30 to 7 30 o clock in the clubrooms at 237 East Genesee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pension Club
American Pension
Syracuse Woman Holds Okinawa Post
Syracuse woman Mrs. Lucille Micklautz serves as chief of the editorial section in the public information office of the American Military Government on Okinawa. A former Syracuse University student, she and her husband Ferdinand Micklautz and their daughter Pamela reside in Bucknerville. He aided welfare efforts across the Ryukyus Islands and previously worked to establish welfare associations in India China and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Micklautz
Ferdinand Micklautz
International Red Cross
Okinawa
Public Information
Syracuse University
Benjamin Franklin
Bullard Av
Micklautzs
Pamela
Bucknerville
Micklautz
Japan
Ryukyus Islands
India
China
Korea
Car Catches Fire Twice in Two Hours
Two fires in the same car, two hours apart, kept Engine 11 busy yesterday afternoon. The vehicle driven by Harland F. Wright of 253 Vann Street caught fire first from a short circuit, then reignited after Wright reinstalled a new battery cable. A second blaze was traced to a short in the starter switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland F. Wright
Vann St
Wright
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