Resentencing Freezes Car Thief Under First Offender Rule
Loten F. Allen of Louisville Ky walked out of Onondy County Court today almost a free man as Judge Leo Breed vacated a prior sentence and resentenced him. Allen had served about eight years of a longer term for grand larceny in New York after being found hiding in a car owned by Senator Robert F. Wagner. The judge noted a Court of Appeals decision and ordered a new sentence of roughly 15 to 30 years, with Allen to be returned to Greenhaven State Prison for a final determination before release.
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Loten FE. Allen
Louisville
Onondy
Leo W. Breed
Aleady
Attica
Jess
Evc
Robert F. Wagner
Allen
Greenhaven State
Washington
Breed
New York State
Syracuse Ureds and a Bustle of Names
A fragmented New York arret story mentions Syracuse University figures, including Leonard Brown and Kenneth Bartlett. The piece recalls a radio advertising course and a remark about a young woman, with stray lines about mentors, knitting, and a bustling crowd.
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New York
Benis
Leonard Brown
Br. Cady
Kenneth Bartlett
Beverend
Potsdam High graduates in 1978 ceremony
The Potsdam High School class of 1978 received their diplomas in a Wednesday ceremony reported by SEORER ALDAIVERNAL. Hubert White was highlighted in local coverage, with anticipation noted for tomorrow’s events in Syracuse Potsdam.
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Seorer Aldaivernal
Hubert White Riles
Syrac
Emily Adams Pleads Guilty For Driving Charge
Emily Adams pleaded guilty to a driving charge yesterday in court and paid a 50 dollar fine. City Judge Thomas M. McGough suspended a 50 day jail sentence and ordered restitution for damage to the Adams apartment. A contest sponsored by Philco Co. awarded a refrigerator to Anthony Bonto mase of Pulaski in Bolton.
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Emily
Adams
Yestern Court
Thomas M. McGough
Driseull
WIN Refrigerator Bolton
Anthony Bontomase
Pulaski
Philco Co
M. Goldberg
Serven Installed as Oswego Rotary Club President
Paul H. Serven was installed as president of the Oswego Rotary Club at the weekly luncheon at the Hotel Pontiac. He succeeds P Faye Loope. New officers include Harvey M. Rice as vice president John W. O'Connor as secretary and Arthur E. Scheutzow as treasurer. Duties begin at next week’s meeting.
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Oswego
Paul H. Serven
Os Rotary
Sem Club
K Hotel
Pontiac
P Faye Loope
Sre
Harvey M. ‘Rice
John W. O'Connor
Arthur E. Scheutzow
Maj Sede and Family Leave Korea Evacuation Report
Maj William W. Sede of Pearl River and his wife and children were among Americans evacuated from Korea where he served in the Intelligence Corps. He had previously been in Japan. Scar from Clarkson College 1940 became a second lieutenant in the US Engineers.
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Fotsdam
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Maria Jwanian
Sunda
Jur Parenss
M Toh Dwin
Mtr Ad Ars
Stanley Mastaler
Otisen Si
Roscoe Wood
York
Lt Compont
Mark
Navy
Siam
West Point
Iere
Xxiv. Corps
Leyte
34Th
Pacific
Woodcast
I Corps
Japan
IYO
Fulton
Megan O'Connor
National Red Cross
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Plant
Megan
Syracuse U
Earl Wilson
G. D. Meade
Ay Leary
M.lemp Ual Quuntana Dad Opticians
Salina Street
Barrlette Benes
Potsdam
Hele
ASCOT
Farrington
Maj. Sede
Korea
PI Men's ‘Club
Ros- Oswego
Theory
Society of St. John’s Catholic Congregational Church
Heldi
Selkirk Shore State Park
Nelson G. ‘Tanner
Pleasant
Thely Point
Altend
Micnsingwear
The
Addis
Coffee Shop
HOTEL
Onondaga
Pat Miler, V.P
Mog
Die
Bemberg
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