Auto and bus crashes injure many in city intersections
Police report two separate crashes in the city injuring 14 people, seven on a Syracuse Transit bus near Park Avenue and Flum Street when a car driven by Peter Krell hit the bus. Passengers sustained head, leg, and chest injuries. some were hospitalized at St. Joseph’s and Auburn City Hospitals. A second collision on Route 20 near Skaneatelts involved multiple sufferers with chest injuries, facial lacerations, and a brain concussion. victims were treated at local hospitals.
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Frantit Corpors
Peter Krell
Wilbur Avenue
Park Avenue
Flum Street
Krel
Polley
Newport
KS Codland Avenue
Bewlant
Florence Dureynski
Review Avenue
Mary Dober
Layeview Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Nor Jaren Mark
Lakeview Avenue
Pune Hospital
Frank] Brady
John Hennessey
Suarions
Herbert & Crawbridge
Trinity
Auburn City Hospital
Pone
Mn Ove
Skaneatelts
Marsgaret B. Kemmers
Lewiston Heveries
Welsh
Alfred T. Amado
G. Cunningham
H James
Becker
Giffard Street
Saint Euey’'s
and Simmons
Martin Street
Charles PL Dulix
Dale Street
Trexler to Sail for South America Tour Next Week
Dr Samuel Trexler president of the United Pantheran Synod in New York and holder of a D degree from Syra nty will sail aboard the Santa Lucia next week for a tour of South America. He heads the board of foreign missions for the United Lutheran Church in America and will spend months inspecting missions and schools tied to the board. The Lutheran mission belief grows as Lutherans in the United States, about 4,758,000, seek stronger links with South America amid Catholic influence and hopeful expansion.
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A Trexter
Samuel Trexler
America
Samuel Trexter
United Pantheran Synod
New York
Syranty
Wil
Torx
Santa Lucia
South America
Board of Foreign Missions
United Lutheran Church
Icerica
Trevler
Tresler
United States
Margaret Conn Mother of Billy Conn Dies After Illness
Mrs Margaret Conn mother of boxer Billy Conn died after a long illness in Pittsburgh on June 23. The Irish lad who became heavyweight contender is noted as Joe Louis’ challenger. Survived by ten children ages 2 to 22 plus a son in the Army. Requiem Mass planned at Sacred Heart Church.
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Margaret Conn
Pitteburgh
Margaret Mersrand Conn
Billy Conn
Dimost
Joe Louis
Froyond
Billy
Baikmore
Syracuse Marines Attend State Convention Parley
A Syracuse delegation of Marine Corps members travels to Albany for the State convention and dedication events at the Yale hotel. Key figures include Lt. Col. Fritsch, adjutant Natton, and commander McNett, with alternate delegates and speeches scheduled through tomorrow.
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Mos
Womnpaandant
Ingludes
Syracuse
Marine Corps
Sachmient
United States Marine
Enneth Ft. Fritsch
Vic Vorps
Russell & Bush
Last Tall
Albany
Rey Simmons
Uri Ving
Teague
Hawarilierelman
John Ona
Barey A. Amnellco Wale
Bare Mr. Wil
Marine Corps League
League
Rey Shamovs
Herbert Nalson
Harry A. Kimmy
Hassell B. Bush
Dot Leo Walsh
Edheard K. Bourjaily
Two Syracusans Address Universalists Meeting
The Rev. Dat Leining and the Rev. Dr. Reamon will speak at a Universalist meeting in the Van Hornesville Universalist Church on July 12 and 13. Leining will be state superintendent of Universalist churches and speak July 12 night. Reamon will lecture at 11 A.M. on The Rete onreme in Unicereatien. The centennial of Rev. John Murray’s birth, founder of the Universalist Church, will open the session with Dr. Clarence Skinner of Tufts College and Dr. John van Rehaick of Cobleskill among speakers. Owen B. Young will preside at the dinner. Other speakers include Col. Louis Annini Amex, Judge Abram Zoller, and George W. Boyle.
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Dat Leining
Reation
Central Mohawk Association of Universalism
van Hornesville
Betts
New State Convention of Universalists
George W. Boyle
Little Falls
Utica Driver Fined After Long Chase Ends in Overturn
Utica resident Alex Frank of 1222 Parker Street faced a protracted pursuit ending near Green Lakes State Park where his car overturned four times. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Justice Tom Davis of Fayetteville and paid a $3 fine. State Troopers Robert A. Moore and Merrill Zapata cited a vehicle driven by Frank Pitcock of 10 Washington Avenue in Snelta after a collision near Mycente. Pitcock pursued Frank to the chase’s end.
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Utica
Alex Frank
Parker Street
Tuslico
Tom Davis
Fayettevillie
Robert A. Moore
Merrill Zapl
Frank Pitcock
Washington Avenue
Snelta
Frank
Pitcock
Green Lakes
Finn Gawanl
Crecknee
Pillcox
Davis
Gas Tank Blast Spurs Two Mechanics Burn Injuries
Two mechanics were badly burned at Eastwood Sales and Service, 2664 James Street, when a gasoline tank exploded during work. Howard Wolff, 614 First North Street, was hospitalized with extensive burns. Francis Walls, 2007 James Street, sustained hand burns and was treated at the scene. Firefighters blamed a static discharge for the blast.
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Eastwood' Sales and Service Company
James Street
Howard Wolff
First North Street
Wasiaken
University Hospital
Wolff
Francis Wallsre
Jost
West
Wallace
Karte
Wolff and Wallace
Service Department
Eastwood Sales and Service Company
Fire, Perils Cars Tapin Engine Me Eee Detailed
Fire, wrecks and injuries reported after a derailment on the New York Central line near Route 86 south of Potsdam. A 50 gallon paper pannier caught fire, several workers hailed to safety, and two injured including a brakeman and a truck driver. The engineer was hospitalized with suspected spinal injury. Local responders and a hospital in Potsdam treated the injured.
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Potsdam
Nn. & Express
New York Central Railroad
Aveton
Racquette Bayer Paper Company
Ork’s Crossing
Norwood Road
Su Qen
Ifreman
Ifra Nusun Waite
Davidel
Son Etecet
Watertown
Potsedam
W. Clinton
Roosevelt Hotel
Watere
Maryin Murray
Unionville
Wise 7
Preatos
Massaneevic Lake
Price
Jewish Veterans Hold Field Day and Picnic Tomorrow
Jewish War Veterans members plan a field day and picnic at the Jewish Home for the Aged on East Genesee Street. Activities start at 2 PM with sports events, a full program, band concerts, vaudeville, and a midway of carnival booths. Delegations from Fulton, Auburn, Utica, Gloversville, Herkimer join a committee chaired by Irving Schwartzman to raise funds for expansion and upkeep.
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Mem
Genesee Street
Fulton
Auburn
Utena
Binge
Jaunton
Gloversville
Herkimer
Irving T. Schwartzman
Arthur M. Silversman
Vier
Mas Lichman
Tigris Shrine Temple Hosts North Syracuse Outing
Tigris Shrine Temple held its annual outing at Wiferwadel's Grove in North Syracuse yesterday. In the afternoon the Tigris cand, under the direction of Dr. Harry Turner, entertained. An athletic carnival was staged under Dr. Patch Steinberg. Potentate Kenneth Bush and General Cookman Al Fengler attended. it was one of the best attended outings in recent years.
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Tigris
Hinerwadel
Tigris Shrine
Wiferwadel's Grove
Syracuse
Harry Turner
Patch Steinberg
Kenneth Bush
al Fengler
Heat Kills Two Upstate as Heat Wave Bakes North
Two deaths in upstate New York attributed to extreme heat were reported. one victim, Albert Dise, 42, of Syracuse, collapsed at his curb and died after being rushed to Onondaga General Hospital. Victor Wysocki, 52, in Dunkirk, and Thomas Motley, 47, a State Welfare Department auditor in Wkaay, were also linked to the heat. The Syracuse thermometer hit 92 at noon. forecasters warned of showers and cooler weather later, with scattered storms expected tonight and Sunday.
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Co 2
United States Weather Bureau
William H. Tracy
Syracuse West
Albert Dise
Merriam Syesue
Grant
AIG Moyehany
Thoms Motelsey
State Welfare Department
Wkaay
Ise A
Coaster
Trial of Kenneth Coon in Memphis Negligence Case
The Kenneth James Coon murder negligence case was adjourned until Monday after a session in which defense counsel Charles Engel indicated plans to call more witnesses. Mrs Lillian Coon, wife of the defendant, described her observations before the February 23 crash on Warners Amboy Road. Sophia Anshonson of Peru died. she was a passenger in a car driven by Donald Jones of Peru. The witness recounted the other vehicle swerving and approaching before the collision. The case rests on jury timing and will resume Monday or Tuesday with further witness testimony.
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Kenneth James Coon
Memphis
Charles 4. Engel
Defense Council
Xed
Montiny
Turadays
Lillian Coon
Walch
Warnerss Amboy
Sophia, Anshonson
Peru
Donald Jones
Coon Anld
Jones Jear
jAstimlant Distriet Avarney Cinecnet Uncklors Wiencourt
Syracuse Zonta delegates return from Memphis convention
Syracuse Zonta members attended the Zonta International convention in Memphis and won multiple prizes. Delegation included Frances Scudder as president and delegate along with Louise Bentley Molly Andrews Caroline Dicknoll Mary Rhoudy and J Winifterd Hughes. The club earned a silver cup for best summer publicity and other honors in consistency and quantity scrap book awards.
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Syracuse Zonta
Memphis
Zonta International
Tohix
Syracuse
Frances Scudder
Louise Bentley
Molly Andrews
Caroline Dicknoll
Mary Rhoudy
J. Winfterd Hughes
Syracuse Zontlans
Bertha K. Rayhor
Mary Milda Zorotekle
St. Louis
Camillus Groups Back USO Drive for Soldiers
Camillus township organizations join the USO drive to aid soldiers and sailors with recreation off duty. Local congregations, clubs, and service groups coordinate efforts led by J. B. Lowenthall and committee members to provide visitor access and facilities at camps distant from population centers.
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Camillus
U. SO
Wee Cording Fa & T
Hush of
Jordan
Sush
Alve
Allie
Jone
the Grange
Camilhus Llans
Townsend
Fastern Star
Camillus Singing Society
Presbyterian Church of
75 Boys Form Vanguard At Salvationists Camp
A large group of youths attended the Salvation Army Wealth Camp by Lake Ontario for a two week session this summer. The camp, supported by the Syracuse Community Chest, offers arts and crafts and health programs. Boys aged 12 to 16 and girls in the same age group will depart at varying dates in July and August, with multiple groups returning to end the program on August 20. Captain William Valentina serves as executive director with a team including Mrs. Margaret Mosher, Joyce Sealy, Ruth Ehmann, Flora Watts, Marion Coon, Lela Harding, Ruth Wise, and nurse Mrs. Jennson.
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Pan
Teave
Jeave
Anl
Willam Valentina
Ares
Margaret
Mosher
Joyce Sealy
Ruth Ehmann
Flora ‘Watts
Voter League Pursues All-Out War Production Drive
New York June 2341 The Onondaga County League led by Ian Guggenheim 72 continues its campaign to mobilize support for wartime production. Readers recall Guggenheim, a noted mining magnate, who died recently after decades shaping copper empires. The drive promotes posters, stickers, and window displays to back industrial output and patriotism amid calls for a total effort against the war’s necessities.
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New York
Onondaga County League
Ian Guggenheim
Dennison
Ieeser
Amily
Gugrenheimn
Americs Copper ‘Ings
Two Brewerton Union Seniors Tie for Valedictorian Honor
Brewerton Union Free School announces that Arleen Warren and Wililor Telford tie for valedictorian, each with a 92.7 average as the class nears graduation. Principal Clifton Finster notes no salutatorian due to the tied top averages among the ten graduates, with other graduates including Nancy Van Epes Richard Pauline Rolland Turcatt Eunice Barbit Bruce Harvey and Robert Malthesa.
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Brewerton-Union Free School
Ted
Clirton Finster
Arleen Warren
Wililor
Telford
Schnot
Nancy van Epes
Richard Pauline
Rolland Turcatt
Eunice Barbltt
Richard Turcatt
John Fox
Bruce Harvey
Robert Malthesa
Walrath Elected Head of Democratic Program Committee
Eugene Walrath of 2674 East Genesee Street was chosen chair of the Democratic county programs committee at a meeting in the State Tower building. He works in the John Deere Plow Company sales department and is a Syracuse University graduate who has lived in Syracuse a decade. The committee, chaired by Francis D. McElroy, aims to strengthen the county organization and revive the Young Democratic group. A five member slate will join Walrath at a Wednesday night meeting.
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Walrath
Democratic County Organization
State Tower
Eugene Walrath
Genesee Street
John Deere Plow Company
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Seung Democratic Organizaton
Young Democrats
Francis D. McElroy
General Cable Gets $659,890 Contract
A June 3 order for General Cable Company of Rome for wire with reel was announced by the War Department. The four contracts total $138,387 to upstate New York firms. Other names include Py C. Hayek Sond and Lord & Burnham Company.
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Washington
General Cable Company
Rome
New York
Py C. Hayek Sond
Renseemier
Lord & Burnham
Irvington
Foot
L. E. Gu
Sion
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Marine League
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Reaman
Thorndon Park
Berb Garden
Abbott
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Wobart A. Favis
Anita Smith
Woodstock
Mercury
Kinne Wiliams
Decat
Coutsel
Sue Deerler
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Adiron Lachs
Rontral
Williams
Weather Bureau
Madzight
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Camper
Oldstein
Salvation Army Camp Committee
Linda Wile
Walter Sulireyer
Sizer
Lake Ontario
USO
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Salvationists
Voter League
Ascon Automobiles
Meyer Gus Jenhelkin
Jamows Ag
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Simon
Daniel
Fund For Promontion of
Agronautics
Philadelphia
Gugtenheim
University of Benneylvania
Philadelphiny Smelting & Refiting Company
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M. Guggenheim
Sona
Mexico
Tye
Issac
Morris
Solomon
Simon Benjamin Gusgenheim
Grace Brown
Winals
Aimee Steinberger
New York City
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New York Academy of Political Science
International Philsophical Society
American Academy of Political Science
American Philosophical Society
Order of the Crown
Italy
Great Britain
France
Adolfo Hiter
Wore
Walter
Henricks, Jr
Onondara ‘Alley Presbyterian Church
Hensickly
English Channel
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Flither
Thenticks
Brewerton-Union
Bedsenon Andree
Biles Allene Warren
William ‘Telford
General Cable
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