Train- accident probe due after east of New Yok terminal
An investigation into the cause of yesterday morning’s crash east of the Yok Central Railroad terminal will begin this week. Two injured and 39 high school band members shaken. three crew members suspended pending inquiry into possible red signal.
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Yok Central
Walter J. Bates
Great Falls
Mont
George Mansius
Orchard” “Park
John Tonkovich
Mansius
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Tonkovich
C. B. Fleming
Samuel Pugh
R. Anster
Floyd
Wagener
Barnes
Drunk Driver Bail Reduced in Traffic Court
Fran cis W. Dillenbeck, 54, of 206 Maltby St, had bail cut from 10000 to 1500 cash or 2500 property after a Saturday accident. His July 28 traffic court adjournment was set. charges include drunken driving, leaving the scene, and driving without an license. Police note a prior drunken driving conviction from June 21, 1952.
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Francis W. Dillenbeck
Bureau of “Motor
Dillenbeck
Leavenworth Ave
W. Genesee St
John P. ‘Darby
Leaven‘worth
Preston
Fayetteville Firemen Plan Two Day Field Days
Fayetteville Volunteer Firemen sponsor a two day festival Friday and Saturday featuring games prizes and a parade. Proceeds support the department as it funds a new firehouse recently occupied.
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Fayetteville Firemen
Fayetteville
Parking plan revival looms for downtown hub area
City officials consider reviving a 30 minute downtown parking limit after a recommendation for a 10 cent hourly rate. Councilman Harold Roderick says he will not push the idea until the Syracuse Parking Authority decides on the 30 minute plan and off street parking means are in place. Authority chairman William Lane says the 30 minute limit is not abandoned and will be reactivated when public acceptance grows.
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Harold R. Roderick
Roderick
Common Council
Syracuse Parking Authority
Authority
Mead
Chamber of Commerce
William T. Lane
Volunteer Firemen Need More Practice In Mock Barn Blaze
Western and southern county fire companies tested mutual aid readiness last night at a deliberately set barn fire on Velaska Rd Onondaga Hill. Fire Chief Donald Williams of Nedrow said the exercise showed a need for better cooperation and practice across 20 departments including Howlett Hill Taunton Fairmount Camillus Onondaga Hill Nedrow Lafayette Onondaga Indian Reservation Cardiff Southwood Pompey Preble Delphi Falls Sentinel Heights Amble Ambulance Tully Apulia Jamesville and Cuyler.
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West
Donald Williams
Nedrow
Katherine Greenway
Howlett Hill
Taunton
Fairmount
Marcellus
Camillus
Onondaga’ Hill
Lafayette
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Cardiff
Southwood
Pompey
Preble
Delphi Falls
Sentinel Heights
Cortland County
Amber Ambulance
Tully
Apulia
Jamesville
Cuyler
Abandoned Car Craze Triggers City Police Action
New York Central and Geneva police work to locate seven suspects after a car with Oregon plates was reported missing from Geneva. The vehicle was found abandoned at the New York Central station about 10:30 am with a traffic ticket dated 6:30 am. Police suspect the group fled east toward New York City on a Central train.
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New York Central
New York City
Geneva
Oregon
Fred E Adams
Syracuse
Greyhound
Get Your Plates Before Saturday
Half price plates for automobiles for the last half of the year. Not obtainable Saturday at the Motor Vehicle Bureau office in the Courthouse. They can be obtained up to closing time Friday 4 p.m. The office will be closed Friday afternoon through Tuesday for observances of the Fourth of July.
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Motor Vehicle Bureau
County OKs Bids on Police Cars for Onondaga County
The Onondaga County Purchasing Agent Rob ert Sollinger awarded contracts for four law enforcement cars. Two 120 inch wheelbase cars will be bought from Bill Rapp Pontiac Inc Syracuse at 1968.56 dollars each before tax. Two 115 inch wheelbase cars will be bought from Cooper Motors Baldwinsville at 1612.81 dollars each before tax. Other bidders included Forsythe Motors Corp Spector Genesee Motor Sales Reynolds Motors Inc. Sollinger waited on decision after inspecting bid specifications.
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Onondaga County
Robert Sollinger
Bill ‘Rapp
Sollinger
Forsythe Motors Corp
Spector Genesee Motor Sales, Inc
Reynolds Motors, Inc
State Seeks 100000 In Back Vehicle Fines
The state demands the city pay 100000 plus interest in back motor vehicle fines from 1944 to 1952. Corporation Counsel Driscoll warned of an appeal if no compromise is reached. Deputy Comptroller Kelly plans to ask the attorney general to seek summary judgment. Supreme Court had upheld state claims of misapplied prose cutions and ordered 97373 to the state with four percent interest.
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George T. Driscoll
J . Driscoll
Joseph J. Kelly
Jacob Javits
Supreme ’ S Court
Kenneth S. MacAffer
Deputies Seek Youthful Thieves Near Liverpool Home
Sheriff's deputies seek two young suspects suspected of breaking into a home on Morgan Road. Mrs. Charles Stuhler found a screen removed from a rear window. The intruders ransacked the house and took $135, two rolls of pennies, and about 25 cents from a small cash register.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Liverpool
Charles Stuhler
Morgan Rd
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