Only Son of German Family Killed by Taxi Cab
A German born boy, the only child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Urdtanyk, died after being struck by a taxi near St John the Banks. He arrived in the United States 18 months ago as a displaced person. Police say he ran from a parked car onto the street. The Choust-diving Hospital confirmed his death. Investigating officers included Patrolmen Rum, Koier, Manuel Leone, Donald Shes, and Sgt Joseph A. Vaau. The boy’s parents recently moved to Syracuse, where the father works at the Syracuse Foundry. The funeral was set for 5:30 p.m. at a local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urdiam
Andrew Urdtanyk
F. Jefferson
Wes
Robert Hayrorn
Cardiff
United States
Sohn
Ig Frank
Waiaker
Joseph A. Vaau
Nowharga
Haynes
Germany
Syracuse
John
St John the Banks
Jaynets
Joseph Balts
Hersey M. Deckoll
Phoenix
Arnold
Colo
Mabel
John Arnold
Rosa DeGrott
Syracuse Actress Celeste Holm Agrees to Separation
Syracuse screen star Celeste Holm and her husband A Schuyler Dunning, once married in 1946, have agreed to a separation after five years of marriage. Holm, famous for All About Eve, said they will separate while remaining in contact. The couple has one child, Danny, and Holm has toured Europe with USO shows and acted in New York productions.
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Shige
Celeste Holm
Syracuse
A. Schuyler Bunning
Buraye
Comedienne
Har
Ecyarate
Aidl
Danny
Mee
Miss Kernan Wins Music Scholarship
Miss Kernan Christine Kernan daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Nerman at 311 Pare sons dt has been awarded a graduate assistantship at Eastman School of Music. The award covers toil duration plus she will teach piano under master of music dean supervision. Announced by Dr Howard Manson as she earned a bachelor of music in piano and pedagogy at Sp University this year.
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Dartan
Christine Kernan
Thomas FL Nerman
Paresons
Kernan
Howard Manson
Miss Kernan
Sp University
Mins
Geraldine Ronald
Sidney Sukaenigy
Kappa Alois le Whela
Sigma Appuae Inia
Sneiedy
Civie-Mucniny
Rail Brotherhood Elects Syracusamr Officer in Washington
Harold Evans and two other officers were elected yesterday in Washington, DC, as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convened for its annual meeting. The gathering addressed policy and waters concerns amid broader union discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wi Evans
Veelcote
Basieen
Raulvsarts
Byrgeuao Aren Echaiemey
Brotherhood of Loromotive Piresamen
Enpunemen
Washington
Evans
Brotherhood
Patrolman Simmons Appointed Sergeant
Patrolman Simmons has been appointed to the rank of sergeant effective May 27. He has previously served as patrolman and will bring long service and experience to the new role, with a record of steady performance in duty and community safety.
Savas Tells Of Air Trip
Charles Vo Savas, former Syracuse client, explains a last air trip to Europe and Avia Minor. He and Mrs. Savas visited Sid Turtes Mai and discuss travel plans, costs, and political issues involving King Paul and regional governments. The piece mentions American citizenship and travel agency ties.
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Charles Vo Savas
Syracuse
Sid Turtes Mai
Savas
Iir
Charles Thendare
Europe
Avia Minor
Aiway Plana
Ates
Asso
Avas
Paul
Hatland
France
Faeland
Penta Ja Srpicnie
Arnold Burhans Named To Six Thousand Four Hundred Sixty OPS Post
H Arnold Burhans, 48, of Murfreesboro, was appointed to a key OPS role in the business and technical divisions of The State One of Price SeIbierION. He previously headed the Syracuse hardware firm and is noted for wartime service with his father.
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Arnold Buriauss
R. Oveettine
Tre Chute Canal
Warle
Jain
Buthasts
Vise
Maine
Bahamas
Blac
We - Rahs
Syracuse Hardware
Man Accused In Theft and Mail Fraud
Louis Lich of the postal inspector's office says David H. Masters, 53, was arrested yesterday on charges of theft of mail forgery and attempted to utter a postal savings note. He waived examination before U S Commissioner A Van W Hancock and was sent to Onondaga Penitentiary after missing bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lich
David H. Masters
Yessterday
U. S
A. van W. Hancock
Onondaga Penitentary
Postoffice
Eduard J. O'Neill
Masters
James, Sr
Rex Ingram
Ingram
Veterans Hospital
New York City
Corr
Posts Office
Lieh
Muench Named to State Board of Pharmacy
Albert A Muench of R10 N Saline Street was reappointed yesterday to a white term on the State Board of Pharmacy, replacing a prior member and maintaining a steady state in the board’s leadership.
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Muench
State Board
Albert A
Saline St
Ihita
Slave Board of Pharmacy
Plantion Aire
Tax Offices May Move From Post Office Building
Washington officials visited Syracuse to discuss relocating Internal Revenue Service offices from the Post Office Building. Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy inspected space in the Chimes Building but lacks definite plans. About 40,000 square feet are involved with possible shifts to provide more room for other services in the area.
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General Services Administration
Washington
Syracuse
Internal Revenue
Postoffice
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Chimes
Shirg Moor
Shaughnessy
City Planners Reject State Highway Plan
City Planning Commission repudiated the state revised arterial highway proposal for the north Syracuse area. They rejected a feature to build a wides Par street viaduct and underground connection, while opening to the Oswego boulevard limited access plan and Park Street alignment. The commission kept an open mind on Oswego boulevard with steel shortages delaying immediate viaduct construction. Authorities may pursue Oswego boulevard development without Park Street underground work.
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City Planning Commission
Sdetion
Syracuse
Ne Commission
Washington Sq. Park
Oswego Blvd
Hiawatha
Park
Liverpool
William Robinson
Didliet
Park St
Macrechala
Death case settlement at $21,000 in Lane matter
Delanere Corp of America paid 21000 to Mrs Agnes Lane as administratrix of Reginald W Lane who died in a fatal Oct 38 2919 at Precision Castings Corp. A federal court action was settled but later fell through on technicalities. The rival Wallis Hale estate suit remains pending. Jolley W Edgcomb appeared for Lane.
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Delanere Corp, of America
Agnes Lane
Syme
Admuestra
Reginald W. Lane
Precision Castings Corp
Charles R. Milford,Jr
Wallis
Hale
Helmy
Celanese Corp
Jolley W. Edgcomb
Mix
Lane
Carey Transfers Trigger Walker Opening at Weat Winfield
Carey A Yarald Carey transfers cause Le Roy Walker to move positions at Weat Winfield this week. Walker replaces Carey as the lead in the shift, with Carey slated to depart Sunday. The switch affects fellow employees Tancred and others on site as arrangements finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarald A. Carey Foranaierad
le Roy Walker
Weat Winfield
Walker
Garey
Tancred
Carey
Army and Air Force enlist 35 in Syracuse region
The tale relays 32 men enlisted in the Air Force and Army yesterday, the busiest day in months. Recruits include Raymond Potter, John Robertson, William DeWan Jr, James Barler, William O Mara, Raymond Erik, Guido Vellone, White, Pendergast, Edward Blarek, Crovanian, Witham, Robert Effle, Anthony Spina, and Hard Roberts.
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Army
Air Force
Raymond TH. Potter
Niagara Zi
John W. Robertson
Harrison St
Willam M. DeWan, Jr
Irving Ay
James 3. Barler
Tappan Si
Baldwinsville
Wiliant A. O'Mara
Laverty
Raymond J. Erik
McAllisioy Ay
Guido Vellone
Plum Rebeat
I. White
Parka Jett E. Pendergast
Wilmore
Edward Blarek
Bridge St
Esracuse
Edgar T. Crovanian
Gertrude Aly Witham & Agley
LeMoyne Av
Robert D. Effleston
Norwood Av
Nicholas¢ Massal
Bury Sty Fen
Syracuse
Anthony Spina
Ichullierine St
Mvhard TH Roberts
Cortland As
David A. Biersail
van Burtral
Syracuse Corporal Back From Korea
Syracuse corporal My Wan Zyjewski returned from Korea after more than two years in combat with the 24th Infantry Division. The Herald-Journal notes his early campaign service in Ravensburg and confirms his unit details amid a delayed public acknowledgment.
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Wan Zyjewski
Ismann — C
Haniesfieles Wolly
In- Jan
Cornolal Zyjewsk
Herald-Journal of Jug
Seattle
Wash
Ravensbreg
Ealy
Ratte
Nis Deters
Le Moyne and U.S. Draft Tests for College Students
Le Moyne College and Spraessr University conducted a nationwide draft-eligibility test for students today. The sweep, part of a 1,034 test centers, aims to identify deferments for those still in college, with results expected to guide local boards.
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Anavics
le Mogney
Spraessr University
Penvining Weir Jocal
Janss
Claivas
Woman First 1951 Polio Victim Here
A north western state woman, Ida Bey Sisi, admitted to City Hospital with polio, marked as the first 1951 polio case. Health department reports she shows no signs of paralysis at admission. The hospital had treated her for several weeks prior to official admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uyralold
Weornan
ASL
Louis
Sa. Bey Sisi
lOncida
County Legionnaires Elect Officers Today
Onondaga County Legionnaires met at Lipherary Nil Post 2362 to elect and install officers for the coming year. Delegates from 29 posts represented more than 5,000 Legionnaires in the county. Afternoon exercises included installation of new officers.
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Onondaga
Sith Thy ‘Putty
Belle Qoyee
Galloway
Valley
Beldenay
Leonardsadjutant
Phil McCord
ML Lynch
Erie Blvd
Liverpool Post
Genesee
Brite
Andrzejewske
Lynch Z
Chesier Bancroft
Myzrs
Oi Com Ves
Pony
St James Sland
Robert Clapper
Oswego Bird
Gaicomio
Berard
Drowning Fatality at Onondaga Creek Reserve
A nine year old boy drowned in Onondaga Creek at the Indian Reservation yesterday afternoon. The current swept him toward the center of the stream where he disappeared. Divers recovered the body about 50 feet from the spot forty five minutes later. The boy was with five other youngsters at a swimming hole on Gibson Road off Route 1A when he slipped and went under. Edwin Weigree and Webster, both 16, dove in to help and others joined the search. The boy’s parents, separated, live with his grandmother in Gibson Creek. He is survived by two sisters, Phyllis and Lupe.
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Tage
Onondaga Creek
Met Indian Reservation
Crease
Buddy
Jfetlin
Andigabor
Seleon Jones
Depuly Subripfs
Ayin- Wea
Robert Aswecelo
University Hospital
Dmoglange
Ngrgue
Ute
Bruno Luteysk
John Armstrong
Gibson Rd
Crouse
Hai
Uy Webster
Edwin Weigree
Jongs
Jack Pigree
Nearehingy Silo
Drs
Aussie Hongoust
Gibson Fred
Granda
Phyllis
Luge
K of C Council Names New Secretary
RowaRd G. Downes Jr, 43, of Syracuse, was appointed financial secretary of Syracuse Council 193, Knights of Columbus. Downes attended Cathedral Academy and recently graduated from Tesfayne University. He served in the armed forces for four years in World War II, with action in European and Asiatic theaters.
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RowaRd G. Downes JR
Tames Sr
Syracuse Council
Knights of Columbus
Downes
Cathedral Academy
Tesfayne University
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Patrolmen
RUM
Kocier
Manuel Leone
Donald Shes
Kirksville
Donald Goldsmith
University
Depuy Storfe
Frank Rice
Depuy Blanchard Ceyster
Cioldemutk
Fisker Farm
Kirkville and
Kinnerag
Urdianye
Syracusan
New York
Coty
Presby
A, Scheyler Dunning
Rail Brotherhood
Syracusamr
Simmons
Serge Esternay
Bole
Symmons
H. Arnold Burhans
Bnav of
Reiter
Federal Building
Ione Cale
Columbia University
Bourg
Mary X. Rogan
Syracte
Tito
Kellogg St
Melrose Av
Weymtorthy Fd
Collingwoor
Ballantyne
Salina St
J. Frank Walsh
Righs
Erck
Nuniand
Agers Depati
Etree
Roy Walker
Carey's Suredasur
County Legionnaires
Wilbur Galloway
Valley Most Hus
Adil
Liverpaol
Milo Sheppard
Tippersey UL
Ant Lechert
Onondaga Wilt
Korea
Richard Perinat
Maniey Sts
Monterey Hotel and Sulphur Baths
R. $. Robie, Inc
Madison. Street
Robie
Roe Team
Goch
Er Patie
Charles M. Amatore
Schafaravi
Salina
Sland
Henry Davis
Reley Av
Mallydalé
Mimbyoce Consuvetion Co. Aiff
Ms Village
Analore
Bam
Ivy TL
Boy
Iin
ADV
Ertisemen
Iodin
Orahides
Jodie
Nature Food
C. Council
Bancock Vfield
Syracuse Spa
Gur
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