Fayetteville High Students Lead Community Worship Service
Nineteen graduates of Fayetteville High School conducted a church service at DeWith Community Chapel. The class presented no cash gift to the memorial hall fund. Barbara Witte spoke for the graduates and presented a gift to the new board president, Rodaml Slaw. Robert Lindeman preached on What I Expect from the Church while other graduates participated in readings prayers and lessons ahead of the benediction.
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Robert Lindeman
Barbara Witte
Paul Witte
Fayetteville High School
DeWith Compsuniy Chavell
Memorial Hall
Board of Trustees
Rodaml Slaw
Verlis Lindeman
Patrician Welles
Sylvia Ray
Jeanne Irish
Tienvy Mason, Jr
Susan Power
Dianeney Miley, Jr
Laura
Heavy July Fourth travel warned by police chief
Chief Kinney cautions holiday drivers to be extra careful as predicted heavy traffic of the Fourth of July week. He urges common sense at intersections and stresses avoiding speed, running stop signs, and mixing liquor with gasoline. An intensified police traffic program will enforce safety measures to save lives and property.
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John A. Kinney
Wei
Isinney
Chief Kinney
Police Department
Kinney
Discharge Papers Stolen From Syracuse University Student
Albert Sharp of 459 Midland Avenue reported to police that someone entered his third floor apartment last night and stole his navy discharge papers and other personal documents. Det. Robert Holland and Patrolman Ariscoll investigated after he found his dresser drawers ransacked on return.
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Albert Sharp
Midland Av
Syracuse University
Navy
Patrolmanames
Ariscoll
Robert Holland
Radio Theft Reported in Noble Johnson Case
Noble Johnson aged 56 of 6104 Harrison Sr. reported to Patrolman Harold Flavin that a table model radio valued at 45 dollars was taken from his home yesterday.
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Noble Johnson
Harrison Sr
Harold Flavin
Charles W. Munk Estate Valued at 1800
Watertown resident Charles W. Munk died June 31 leaving an estate of 1800 all personal property. His will filed names his mother Mrs. Nellie M. Munk as sole executrix and beneficiary.
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Watertown
Charles W. Munk
Nellie M. Munk
Sixty Three World War II Vets to Graduate Tonight at Central High
Sixty three veterans of World War II will graduate from Central High School’s accelerated program tonight. They completed the required coursework and will join the regular graduates in the joint exercises while names such as Raimondo Benato, Leanaird Cy Bown, Burke Musy Cape, and many others are listed among the class.
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Central High School
Farom High School
Raimondo Benato
Vane J. Bennett Leanaird
Cy Bown
Alber Enden
Cheeks Burke
Kur Musy Cape Nene Corr
Hhe AL Gainpante
Chyne A. Bakene
Dadew
Mehard Pa Wetro
da David Eee
Lesti Oxter
Waller Gabala
Erwin John Green
Richard Crunder
Llehned
Enligsde
Donald Homer Cheynn
Jota Kienth
Gordun
Pasa Molter
W. Jonie
Willian Dances Warren
Richard Waltenman
Brancis i Welch
John A. Wolford
Henry Unicax Wood
Soldier held for reckless driving to face U S District Court
Private first class Bidwell of the 12709th ALS US at Pine Camp is to appear before Judge Stephen W. Brennan in a recklessness case arising from a April 30 truck crash on Upper N. James street Rome. Several injured including civilians and a fellow soldier. case moved from Rome City Court to federal court with habeas corpus order.
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Donald Bidwell
Als.us
Pine Camp
Stephen W. Brennan
Bshdwell
Rome
N. James St
Ridge Mills
Pvt
Lloward Caveron
Sane
Bldsvello
Michael Emaldon
James St
Wrathe Smalden
Volle Nodimes St
Romeo Powllat
Mary Smaldon
Wenneth Poullat
Pfc
Bidwell
Reame Court
No S. District Court For
Trink
Beeman
Cumentisa
Rame Court Tor
Family of Three Escapes Early Morning House Fire
A kitchen fire forced the Zahm family of 302 Strathmore Drive to flee their home. Norbert Zahm, his wife, and 12 year old son Jo Norbert escaped via the front stairs as smoke and gas filled the house. Zahm, a master brewer, leaped to a roof before firemen arrived and neighbors summoned help. Firefighters battled flames for more than an hour, damaging the first floor and wrecking walls and ceilings.
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K. Norbert Zahm
Strathmore Dr
Zahoy
Norbert
Ned Chen
Disteiet
Dew Reid
Siremien
Zahm
Haberle-Congress Brewing Cep
Sau
Gabi
Mire
Aterm
Dunn to Retire From City Job
John Dunn a longtime Syracuse Department of Public Works employee will retire after years of service. He currently supervises the road crews and will leave his post directing city wards. Dunn was a noted former baseball coach and player with the St. Cecelia team and the old Syracuse High School squad that won state titles. His brother Billy Dunn is a former professional player and coach. Fellows honored Dunn at Oakwood Avenue and EB Kennedy Street with a cash gift and remarks from department leaders.
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Syracuse
John Dunn
Department of Public Works
Fetlosw
Dann
Department
Sue
Watch Stolen From Dresser Reported By Mrs Armstrand
Mrs Dorothy Armatrang reported the theft of a watch from a dresser. The watch belonged to her daughter Mary Armstrong, a student, and was discovered missing yesterday according to Patrolman Fred Damrath. The incident occurred in IA and was described in the police report.
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Dorothy Armatrang
Jamessi
Fred Damrath
Mary FE. Armstrong
Attempted entry reported at Webster Avenue home
Herman Muller of 245 Webster av reported to Patrolman Frank Corbett yesterday that an attempted entry occurred at his residence as the rear door was found forced open.
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Herman Muller
Webster Av
Frank Corbett
Jewish Children To Attend Camp Massad In America
Three Syracuseans from the Jewish Community School will spend the summer at Camp Massad in Tannersville the only U S camp for Hebrews. Attendees include Avi Huiwitz Meron Levitus and Stanley Myerson who won camp scholarships from the Hebrew School Board. The program combines national language mastery with training in Jewish religious observance at the camp. Community School officials note the school has existed for one year under the Bureau of Jewish Education with support from the Jewish Welfare Federation. Benjamin G Rudolph serves as president.
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Camp Massad
Tannersville
America
Spelen
Whey
Avi [Huiwitz
Elehrewy Schaal Aoyvernr
Meron Levitus
Israel
Stanley Myerson
Sehook Dorr
TRE Pre Wesee
Benjamin G. Rudolph
Presi
Solvay Firemen Plan Fete With Parade and Fireworks
The Solvay Fire Department announces annual fete on July 2 and 5 in the village park. A 6 PM parade on July 5 led by General Chairman Blair and treasurer Arnold Red. Fire Chief G Jay Darrow and deputies Costin and Blur coordinating parade. Refreshments and ticket sales directed by auxiliary, fireworks Sunday and Monday, games, and a pre-ereating contest. Prizes for most men in line and best appearing company. last appearing Ladies Auxiliary also awarded.
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WG Solvay Fire Department
Vilage Park
Award Blair
Arnold Red
G. Jay Darrow
Janes B. Costin
Ceres Ald d. Blur
Leranth Ho
Whloughbs
Kenneth Dack
Tis
Joseph Betz
Karsvenee
Jebipenzoy
Willoughby
Joseph Ryan
A. J. Naughton
Threnen
Plency Dvelly
George Torrey
Leon Hildenbraond
H. Fenner
John Forken
Lawrence Woodward
George Kelly
John Mosher
George 2
Hine
Eadies
Youth Conference Opens at Manlius
The annual Episcopal diocese of Central New York youth conference opened yesterday at Manlius School. Rev Charles Sykes led junior high orientation in the evening and registration was handled by Rev Walter Chater of Fayetteville.
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Scfvicor
St. John the Baptist School
Eleelk
Walter A. Foery
O of Syriacuse
Sheft
Hey
David Cunningham
Robert Thelottson
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Manlius School
Charles Sykes
Cinder
Chater
Fayetteville
Murder at Harvard and the Thanksgiving Turkey Mystery
Reader's Digest condenses a historical Harvard whodunit from 99 years ago. The tale centers on a missing doctor, a stern professor, and a morose janitor amid a dramatic scandal at Harvard.
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Webster
Harvard
Reader's Digest
Heston
School boards and executives named in federation listing
Dent of the Federation and Albert Orenstein head the Bureau of Jewish Education. El Lyman 1 Peltenson chairs the school board, while Max HH. Rue delph leads the Tehrew School board. Dydsnne Levitaps has been preengaged as executive director of the bureau.
Reader's Digest items span science, stunts, and rumors
A mixed digest fragment covers birth biology notes and myths, a zany publicity tale with Jim Moran, a Christian manifesto by Vranvis H Sayre, and a profile noting Stalin’s rise. It condenses material from Coronet Advertising & Selling and Lank, listing various anecdotes and questions.
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Tfe
Sid Ave.chins
Pskimoe
Jim Moran
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Vincent PL O'Cannoer
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Alli- Annee Churel
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U. S
Assistan
Edpaird Port
Army
Dunn
Stanley Meyerson
Massad
Isaae
Solvay
Manlius
Johnson Murphy
Heywood
Wall
W.O. Dynch
Sallun St
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Sith St
New York
Times Square
City Ring and
Bing, Inc
Reader’s Digest
J.D. Ratell
Vranvis H. Sayre
Christ
Joseph Stalin
Politburo
Louis Mischer
Ata Paar
Man's
Friand
Mr. Blandligs
Hollywood
Coke
Cincinnati
RED Top Brewing Company
Ohio
F. & G. Distributing CO
W. Fayette St
Syracuse, N.Y
Warren St
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