Verdict 10000 Award in Rail Death Case
A Supreme Court jury awarded 10000 to guardian for Norma Ghyselinck for the death of Charles L Ghyselinck a railroad employee killed in a Little Falls wreck on April 19 1940. The verdict follows a prior 20000 award reversed and retried with drivers for the railroad denying liability based on a pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Ghyselinck
Allen
Little Falls
Supreme Court
Clifford HH
Sears
Germaine A. Montalbano
Grant Boulevard
Norma Dean Ghyselinck
Joseph Furcinito
Salvatore Capecelatro
Utica
Donald Mawhinney
Hiscock
Cowie
Bruce, Lee
Mawhinney
Ghyselinck
Bicycle Stolen From Carnival Grounds in Fulton
Julius Amos reports his blue bicycle stolen from carnival grounds on Fulton west side. He notified Desk Patrolman Herbert Bintz of the city police shortly before 11 P.M. yesterday. The incident occurred on June 27 at 421 South First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Julius Amos
South First Street
Fatrolman
Herbert Bintz
Herrick Brought to Naval Hospital After South Pacific service
Floyd Herrick CAL 3/c son of Veronica Herrick of 211 Gere Avenue is convalescing at the Naval Hospital in San Diego California. He recently returned to the United States after 19 months in the South Pacific where he took part in the Guadalcanal Tulagi and Munda New Georgia campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Herrick
CAL
Veronica Herrick
Gere Avenue
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
South Pacific
Guadalcanal
Tulagi
Munda
New Georgia
City Council approves one year bus license fee hike
The Common Council voted to triple bus license fees for one year raising city bus fees by 300 and interurban and interstate by 150 while directing 4900 more revenue to postwar street repair. A license committee report cited street usage and revenue gaps with trolleys and buses. The meeting also moved sewer work, traffic bureau funds, and polling-place changes in three wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Interso
Jacob Rosenberg
John Shannon
Jacob Sauer
17Th Ward
Nottingham Road
Buckingham
Euclid Avenues
Broad Street
Edna Wright
Melle E. Lowman
Sauer
Cadillac Street
Austin Avenue
Thurlow
Bing Crosby Sings Three Songs in Going My Way
The article notes Bing Crosby performing three songs in Going My Way with dazzle and mentions a premiere at Keith's Theater. It references Rise Stevens and arias from Carmen and lists theater performances with ticket details and local bond events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
oLen McCares
Keith
Rise Stevens
Sarawarens
Citizenship Granted in Supreme Court Ceremony
Justice Jesse E. Kingsley admitted a class of 122 to citizenship this morning. Among them was John Rinaldo of Warners whose five sons serve in the U S armed forces and overseas. Rinaldo, a New York Central Railroad employee born in Ireland, warned new citizens they must pass a literacy test to vote. Kingsley spoke on freedom amid World War II, outlining five freedoms and suggesting a fifth, individual enterprise, should be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Kingsley
Supreme Court
John Rinaldo
Warners
U. S
Nework Central Railroad
Rinaldo
Corp
Raymond R.rinaldo
John J
Victor W
Carmen
Pfe
Anthony J. Rinaldo
Marian O'Neill
Americanization League
Justice Kingsley
Chee
Kingsley
United States
Great Britain
Marine aids bond sale at Italian rally in Syracuse
A bond rally on North Salina Street and Prospect Avenue drew several bond purchases led by Corp. Michael Maida of Seymour Street who spoke on Pacific combat and weapon use funded by bonds. Local contributors included Vendetti Post, Cheplin Biological Laboratory, Unity Life & Accident, and Progresso Lodge of Italy with notable totals cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennert
Salina Street
Prospect Avenue
Corp
Michael Maida
Seymour Street
Pacific
Corp. Maida
Vendetti Post
Cheplin Biological Laboratory
Unity Life & Accident Insurance Association
Progresso Lodge
Sons of Italy
South Pacific
Chester Kahn
Tyler ‘Court
Norman M. Boxes
Browne Lipee Chapin
General Motors
Onondiga County
Ge Company Organisa
J. We Dice
Wo A. Finch
Syracuse
Annenunond Todas
Syracusan Fined for Speeding in Camillus Court
A Syracusan was fined 16 dollars for speeding in Camillus Court. The report also lists individuals including Shen Jaaweph McCord and Calen Bingham of Camillus, with other names and a 60 day sentence in Onoendapa County Penitentiary following a probation violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus Court
Shen Jaaweph McCord
Camillus
Fred
Chushire
Ube
Calen Bingham
Paani A Cashier
Chatthar
Alpha Caza
Thomas Hales
Buckley Toad Liverpool
Onoendapa County
Shustioes
A. Whitney
Salina
Ol Odence
Ihe
Job Hus
Etsine Beers
Penicillin Spotlight Opens New York Pharma Conference
Dr. Harry Cheplin of Cheplin Biological Laboratories touts penicillin as the safest most effective antibiotic at a New York State Pharmaceutical Association convention in Syracuse. Bristol-Myers hosted a luncheon and tour of the Cheplin plant as production surpasses wartime needs with civilian distribution hoped within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cheplin
Cheplin Biological Laboratories, Inc
New York State Pharmaceutical Association
Syracuse
Bristol-Myers Company
Cheplin Biological Laboratories
Cheplin
Lee H. Bristol
Canada
England
Australia
Russia
United States
Alexander Fleming
Pharmaceutical Association
William W. and
Rochester
Newding
Mayer Thomas &. Kenstead
Willam Gatton
Onondaga County Association
Wdd
Wellcome
Iby
Francis J. O'Brien
Aho Mbany College of Pharmacy
Anod
Bersih Pharmacsl Company
Sanvel
Serewee
Col
Grandie Dies in War as Cassidy Lost Prisoner
Lieutenant eTech Sergeant William Grande Jr age 24 was killed in action June 7 in France. His wife Mrs Anne DeStefano reports the loss. he leaves a 16 month old Beanie, mother Mrs Antoinette Grande, 503 North Townsend Street, two sisters, and a niece and nephew. A solemn high mass will be celebrated by Renato Angelo Strazzzoni at St Peterian Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailliam
Grande
France
Anne. DeStefano
Antoinette Grande
North Townsend”. Street
Pasquale
Ren Angelo Strazzzoni
St. Peter Ian
Soldier Albert Cassidy listed in service and sports background
Sgt Albert Cassidy of Fort Lewis Washington is reported in service as of March 20 1943. He is a graduate of Onondaga Valley Academy where he played football. Also noted is John L Waite 25 son of George F Waite municipal official, a German prisoner of war, missing in action in Italy since May 12 with the Fifth Army, one of four brothers in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cassidy
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fort
Albert B. Cassidy
Pierce
Cassidy
Onondaga Valley Academy
Lan Employe
Syracuse
Herald- Journal
John L. Waite
George F. Waite
Many Pupils In Rush for Summer Jobs
Pupils crowded the Education Building seeking work permits under Mrs. Charlotte Harrington. By today 1 218 permits issued across ages with 506 in the 18 to 36 year group allowed in war plants, 429 renewing for full time vacation work, and 283 in the 14 to 16 year group obtaining permits for light clerical work. continuation students received physical exams with more scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gling
Charlotte Harrington
Rome Man Held on Bail in Rape Case
Rome resident Henry Morrill 25 of 309 Brush Avenue pleaded not guilty to second degree rape and is held on 500 bail for arraignment before Judge Homer Y Walsh. Detective Francis Ryan referred Morrill and Virginia Nee 16 of 801 South State Street to Simcoe from Rome. Nee identified as material witness. Police reported Nee had been missing from her home. a male suspect was arrested at Morrill's home.
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Rome
Henry Morrill
Brush Avenue
Coun Tyne
Homer Y. Walsh
Francis Ryan
Morrill
Virginia Nee
Sorth
State Street
Simacee
Kye
Moraiti
Watertown Police Arrest Woman in Fraud Case
Watertown police say they arrested a woman connected to a teletype fraud described by Syracuse police. Mr. and Mrs. James Williams of 207 South McBride Street testified to police chief William J. Rapp that a woman posed as a Portuguese teller and urged them to withdraw savings, claiming a doom for a newborn child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Apt
Wilam Metarer
Wetertown
Syracuse
James Willams
South McBride Stree
Polies
Wiliam J. Rapp Sestonday
Alex
Wolf Hollow crash injures two drivers and blocks road
Deputy Kenneth Hall investigated a wreck on the Wolf Hollow curve near Taunton. Hugh C McDougall 42 of Westmoreland Avenue was hospitalized with head injuries after his car overturned on its side. Lyle D DeGroff 36 of South State Street sustained a serious facial wound. The second truck’s driver fled the scene.
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Hugh
C. McDougall
Westmoreland
Avenue
Kenneth
Hall
McDougall
Lyle
D.degroff
State Street
Wolf Hollow
Ofputy
Kenneth Hall
Hlugh C
James Arietta
R.D
Taunton
John
Collinge
O'Brien
Solvay
Traffic arrests and fines tally in local court
A series of traffic violations resulted in fines and court appearances. Widger faced charges after a collision with Jay Seabury’s car. Maynard Smith paid a fine for driving on the wrong side. Leo Eichorn fined for leaving the curb after a collision with a taxi. Martha Merritt and Gerald Abbott fined for speeding on James Street and Court Street. Hyman Wallace and Edward Dougall arraigned for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widger
George Webster
Emil Kocher
Jay Seabury
Lincoln Avenue
James and
Lodi
Maynard © Smith
Amherst Avenue
William Franey
Smith
George Brady
Hobart Avenue
Leon Street
Leo Echhorn
Montgomery Street
Eichorn
Paul Marcelli
William Lowe
South State
van Buren Streets
Floyd Krafft
Monia
Cleon
Hinton Street
Martha Merritt
Lexington Avenue
Gerald Abbott
Crecent Avenue
Merritt
James Street
Hyman Wallace
Green Street
James Stree
Eaward
Dougall
Colvin Stret
Oakwood Avenue
Nes Iacampo
Wainwright ‘Avenue
Barber Free on Bail For Sunday Shop Operation
Michael D Elia, 60, barber at 644 South Warren Street, pleaded not guilty to violating a city ordinance by operating on Sunday. He was released on 100 bail with sureties for July 1 by Judge Walsh in Police Court. Police said a warrant followed his arrest. D Elia, a Seventh Day Adventist, said he observes a holy day from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. State law provides an exception for those who keep another day as holy time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael’ P. D'Elia
Warren’ Street
Chamber to Show Plant Safety Movies
Colored motion pictures on industrial plant safety will be shown at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Lounge at 30 A. M. C. B. Cannon, director of Industrial Education Service, will present. Safety engineers from the Syracuse area will attend. The safety division sponsors the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Chamber of Commere
C. B. Cannon
Industrial Education Service
Syracuse
Safety Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Contractor Awarded Signal Project Bid Record
The city awarded a traffic signal contract to George J. Walter as municipal commissioner of contract with a bid of 2,360,274 dollars. The award comes from the Bureau of Gas and Electric Works.
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Baldwinz&iuallywish
Glo
Bureau of Gastandsillectricity Onis
George J. Walte
Municipal&commissioner of Contract and Purela
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C. C. Ghyselinck
America
Independence Bay
American Gem Society
Jefferton
Hos
AL Be & Son Rogfing and
Barnel Ave
Atsluvstmient
Siliere
Giles
Dinorder
Tidaey
Pornity Polsgaeds
Pornity Polsgaeds Daudler
Dep
Guitin
Pep
Hyder
Gruyeiet
Willene
Mapp
Herrick
U.S
Floyd Terrick
Erie
John. Waite
Watertown
Sonotone
City Bank
Optometrist Optician
E. Genesee St
Salina St
Peterman
Peterman's
Victory Beret
Edwards
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