Deputy Saves Life of Auto Crash Victim
PROMPT ACTION by Deputy Sheriff James Roche credited with saving the life of a 24 year old man injured in an automobile accident in Fayetteville early today. Wayman Sillye of Springfield Mass a passenger in a car driven by Joshua Hunt 52 of Springfield suffered a cut artery in his head and had lost a considerable quantity of blood when Deputy Roche arrived. Roche immediately applied pressure to the cut halting the flow of blood until the Onondaga General Hospital ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roche
Fayetteville
Wayman Sillye
Springfield
Mass
Joshua Hunt
Roche
Onondaga General Hospital
William Hayford
Rev Titus to Head Cooperstown Camp
Reverend Nicholas Titus of Eastwood Baptist Church will depart for Cooperstown to begin his 10th year directing Pathfinder Lodge Junior Camp. The Eastwood Church supplies counselors for the camp period including Richard Sti Martin Stona Ann Converse Lowell Foland and Nicholas Titus. Camps attendees include Judith Arendes Elizabeth Cool Eugene Heffron Diana Knapp Margaret Lawrence Leigh Powers Sampson Spivey Stone Sullivan Elizabeth Titus George Titus Lawrence Tatus Joan Wood Bruce Ziegler and Gill Eicholzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Titus
Eastwood Baptist Church
Cooperstown
Pathfinder Lodge
Eastwood Church
Richard Sti
Martin Stona
Ann Converse
Lowell Foland
Judith B. Arendes
Elizabeth J. Cool
Eugene N. Heffron
Diana M. Knapp
Stargaret L. Lawrence
Leigh A. Wha
RK. Powers
Charles P. Sampson
Robert P. Spivey
W. Stone
Judith A. Sullivan
Elizabeth R. Titus
George Titus
Lawrence Tatus
Joan Wood
Bruce W. Ziegler
George R. Ziegler
Il. Eicholzer
Tobey blasts dishonesty in Washington on Eisenhower hopes
Senator Tobey told Rotary Club in Syracuse that dishonesty and corruption prevail in Washington and that Eisenhower is head and shoulders above other candidates for 1952. He warned Democrats may win if Eisenhower is not nominated and urged one plank of honesty in government. He criticized party loyalties and urged removal of Ambassador O’Dwyer, condemning apathy as fertile ground for corruption.
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Washington
Charles W. Toker
Rotary Club
Hotel’ Onondaga
Tobey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Gale
Fumanit Taft
Tobey ‘Toney
Tober
Jose
Taft
Eisenhow
William O'Dwyer
Jim Moran
New York
America
New Yorks
iState Citizens Health Council
Daniel Jutton
Christian Stamine
Margaret Tobey
Opera Shelland
Kefauver
Cazenovia
Estes Kefauver
Clearing House For
Health Data
Tennessee
Lee B. Mailler
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Thhe State Assembly
Leo F. Dwycr
Rochester
Homer Call*ver
Dutchess County
Carlton E. Wertz
Buffalo
Democrats Back Breed's Reelection
Onondaga Democrats endorse County Judge Leo W. Breed for reelection at a county committee meeting held at Hotel Onondaga. Chair Charles J. Hogan argued for cross party fairness, noting Democrats seek broader representation on the bench while teasing potential race implications for Farrel and other judicial seats. The party plans to swap endorsements on Supreme Court seats with Republicans and finalize the rest of the ticket this afternoon, naming candidates for Congress, state senate, assembly, and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed
Onondaga
Charles J. Hogan
Jon Breed
Twouway Street
Hogan Sai
Francis D. McCain
James Ph Farred
Hogan
New York City
Farrell
Non-Swimmer Drowns After Declaring Inability to Swim
Edward Clark, 23, of Matiydale, plunged into the Oneida River from the Route 11 bridge near Brewerton at 11:20 p.m. He swam once, sank, and did not resurface. He had allegedly said he could not swim before entering the water. A group of Brewerton residents, including Virginia Breeze 17 Louis Redhead 19 and Frank Dempster, had been picnicking nearby.
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Edward Clark
Garden City
Matiydale
Oneida
Brewerton
Troovers
Arcardine
Hurcock
H. D. Zion
Virginia Breeze
Louis Redhead
Frank Dempster
Vets Honor School Head at Citation Dinner
A garbled report describes a citation dinner honoring George ae eeene avout Holliday, director of the Vet at Brew Vocational School in Troy. Navy Union convention attendees and Dr E G Murphy pronounced a death. a clerk claimed inability to swim while offering a dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ae Eeene Avout
Holliday
Two Syracusans On Health Council
The Episcopal Church opens its annual junior high school health conference Monday at Manlius School for a week. About 125 youths attend with Rev. Robert R. Spears Jr. and Rev. A. Benjamin Catheth as general directors. Speakers include Rt Rev Malcolm E. Peabody and Rt Rev Walter Higley along with William H. Cole. Theme centers on the Bible's relevance in the twentieth century.
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Episcopal House
Aeess
Episcopal Church
Manlin School
Robert R. Spears, Jr
St. Peters Church
Auburn
Benjamin Catheth
Waverly
Malcolm E. Peacody
Walter Mr. Higly
Central
New York
William H. Cole
Clayton
Motor Oil Thief Perils Building
An incident near Syracuse involves a motor oil thief who fell while handling hot oil at a Benzo Co plant. Injuries included a broken ankle and burns. First aid was given, and the victim was hospitalized. The event intersected with a church sermon about fire safety and a storage tank fire risk near First Frank Jennings.
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Wible
Thomas Collins
Grandview Av
Syracuse
Syracuse General Hospital
S. Geddes
Benzo! Co
Spenceri
Herleniottsis
Seeler Tag
Neely
Shelthe
Blair
Jennings
Evangelial United Brethrens Concern
Veterans encampment ends as officers elected today
Holliday was cited for his rare ability to train veterans to compete in industrial fields. The award ceremony highlighted a dimmer in Hotel Onondaga. Matthew S. McGuirl, Jr. of Spark presided. Election and installation of officers today will conclude the 37th annual encampment of the veterans group.
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Holliday
Hotel Onodaga
Matthew S. McGuirn
Spark
Veterans’ Group
Church Picnic Plans Under Way In Florence Carroll Event
FIRST Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday School department of 932 Emerson Ave states a church picnic today at Elmwood Park starting at 10 A M with cars taking 103. Mrs Carroll a guard left the church at 10 A M and reported losing a wallet in Park later. Reverend Dr William Montgomery leads the event with John Sharon Robert Dixon and Henry Melone overseeing.
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Suse
Florence Carroll
Emerson
Elmwood
Carroll
Lewis Park
Henry Melone
John Sharon
Robert Dixon
William Montgomery
Syracuse High Grad Class Wins Scholarships Amid Trespass Warning
North Syracuse High School seniors earned scholarships totaling $15,400 with Faye Watrous named valedictorian and Dorothy Richard Bader salutatorian. Awards from Ithaca College Oswego College and many others ranged from $100 to $3,000 while the class faces a trespass notice near the Ononta police HQ and Union Springs camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse High School
Clarence R. Robins
Faye Watrous
Torian
Dorothy Richard Bader
Ithaca College
Swales
Mary Lou Breh
Oswego Colawands
Lege
Ivey Foster
Powelson
Balfour
Dorothy Swale Institute
Priscilla Hammond
Bausch & Lomb
John Sales
Rens- Stephens College
Richard'selaer
Louis Ragonese
Haskins
Rider College
Sally
Les Jenner
Powelson Institute
Margatet Manhs
Syracuse Universin
Barbara Laura
Faye Wat
John Doyle
Thomas
Syracuse
Uni
Probe du Teer Oes
Peanes
Ononto
Hartwick College
Louis Ray
Shirley Abbott
Charles Dagonese
Syracuse University
Faye Weber College
Katherine Lenhart
DeKalb Award
Union Springs
Almond St
Lee Waite
Parks Truck Bids Opened for Parks Department Equipment
Low bids totaling 324,612 were opened yesterday afternoon by William J. Hanlon, commissioner of contract and purchase. C. Georg bid 16,500 for a 52,000 pound four wheel drive plow truck. Van Denburg Truck Corp. topped four bidders for a dump truck. Syracuse Sales Co. Inc. led three bidders for three industrial tractors with plows at 53,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hanlon
3. C. Georg
van Denburg Truck Corp
Syracuse Sales Co., Inc
Phipps Returns From Europe Trip with Church Visit
Phipps and the Rev Walter Php attended a European journ. Phipps will return to the Happy Hour service at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. He said the social gospel is replacing the teaching of the word of God in many parts of Europe. At Lake Luzerne the Phippses joined a conference of missionary workers with the European Evangelistic Crusade. They spent three weeks with their daughter in Germany working in displaced persons camps.
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Aut
Adv
Amos Phipps
Walter Php
Europe
Phipps
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Lake Luzerne
Boys Club to Open Playtown Program at Syracuse Club
A new Playtown program for boys ages seven to nine is to be inaugurated Monday at the Syracuse Boys’ Club located at 430 East Genesee Street. The initiative, tied to the Robert Gair Co. plant, aims to provide a summer vacation activity five days a week from 9 AM to 1 PM, with staff and oversight by local club organizers.
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Playtown
Robert Gair Co
Hiawatha Bird
Doward Wagen
Syracuse
Syracuse Boys’ Club
al Feather Agency
Stippys
Resephts Emmy
E. Genesee St
Naewy. Butler
Dalelof
STC Ce Public Accountant
Onondaga
W. Onondaga
Ported Public Accountant Committee
Equipment Pools Ready for Polio Cases
Miss Virginia Lyons of New York City said the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has set up polio response equipment in Boston for rapid deployment to Syracuse and Onondaga County if an epidemic hits. The system relies on mutual aid for nursing, with Red Cross recruiting nurses for emergencies. the statewide institute in City Hospital stressed adaptable facilities and dedicated staff for outbreak scenarios.
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National Foundation For
Virginia Lyons
New York City
Foundation
Boston
Syracuse
Onondaga County
City Hospital
State Department ‘of Health
National Foundation
March of Dimes
State Nurses’ Association
Moss Lyons
Red Cross
Mary E. Parker
Albany
Bureau of Department
City Water Use Drops After Falls and Injuries
City water consumption fell by 710000 gallons from a record 59500000 as residents faced cooler weather and outages. Several minor accidents were reported with injuries including a girl cut foot from a nail and a man with a back injury after a fall. Hospital reports note stitches for a few patients and police took several residents to St Josephs and Onondaga General Hospital for treatment.
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Ovensl Falls
Angel Arcaro
Sis
Bridge St
Joseph Giacobbe
Io St. Joseph's Hospital
John Moriarty
Giford St
Mar
Joseph O'Neill
Onondaga General Hospital
George Turo, Jr
Mary Dwyer
Woodland
Warren St
St. Josephs
Charles Richard Nauff
Gertrudes¢st
Giaconbe
AF Probe To Save U S 10 Million From Lake Classification
Onondaga Lake faces a board hearing over its purity ratings with Pitts urging higher classifications for bathing and fishing. City officials favor current grades, arguing higher standards raise costs, while citizens and sports groups push toward a full Type B rating to reclaim the lake. The state board plans a decision after Oct. 1.
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Nelson F. Pitts
Onondage Lake
State ‘Water Pollution Control Board
Pitts
Earl W. Murray
State Health Department
Thee Ciits
Syracuse
Redmond J. Keyes
Onondaga Federation of Sportsmen’s Nation Comitee
Two Appointed to State Posts by Board of Regents
Robert E. Stone of Syracuse University College of Business Administration was named to a new state council. William Bl listration was appointed to a penitentiary council as part of a stalled, edited sentence. A Daverick faced a Police Court charge with a one-year term starting Tuesday.
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AWD Sxkbulsand
Board of Regents
Robert _E. Stone
Syracuse
Unt- Sesd
College of Business
William Bllistration
Thomas
Onondaga
William H. Bam- Adaverick
Parakeet Mickey Goes Missing From Otisco Street Home
Francis Coogan reports his parakeet Mickey, a hue and grey tropical bird slightly larger than a canary, flew out through an open door at 420 Otisco Street yesterday. The owner notes a white spot on the bird’s head and asks for return of the pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Otico St
Francis Coogan
Otisco St
Coogen
Plane Damaged in Landing at Nedrow Field
Lt. Donald Raynor of the Air Force bought a plane that collapsed on landing at Nedrow Flying Field yesterday. M/Sgt. George Pearson, a passenger, and the lieutenants were unhurt. The nose of the aircraft sustained the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Raynor
Air Force
Nedrow
Leutenants
George’ Pearson
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Raymond Finch
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Frank Fabrizio
Cogswell
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Herald-Journal Bureau
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Tully Republican
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Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
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Liverpool Community Council
Walter L. “Welch
Onondagawake Reclamation Association
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