Two Youths Accused in 18 Robberies
Police today charged two young men with involvement in a burglary ring linked to 18 break ins across Salina, Warren and North Salina Street businesses. They admitted to several thefts and bail was set at 1500 each while investigators pursue grand jury action.
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William E
Edward Curtis
East Tavior
Barber
East
Tavior Street
Rapp
Curdis
William MacDonald
Francis Garn
Simon Fiynes
Gray
Lewis
Reap
Fredenberg
Chief Rapp
Salina
Warren
North Salina Street
Arrow
Lsted
Carroll’s Drug Store
Westcott Street
John A.kenney
Fred Arnold
William Metzger
Tehbor
Curtis
Gray and Lewis
Falcone
James Street
West Genesee
North West ‘Streets
Masters’ Dry Cleaning Company
West Onondaga Street
Erny
Coonley Real Estate Company
Arnold
Carroll Drug Company
Hamilton
South
Salina Street
College
Five Held in Series of Burglaries Across City
Five youths confessed to a spree of 51 burglaries between February and February, breaking skylights to access Dan's drug store and Topp's shoe store on South Salina Street, taking small sums, ladders, and items from multiple shops. They were linked to break ins on North Salina Street and South Warren Street, with a final Mohican store entry on February 25.
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Dan
South
Salina Street
Topp
South Latina Street
Lewis
Crouse Br
Warren Street
George Leslie
W. P. Lynch
Joe Patrick
Lynch
Lewis and Gray
Chief Rapp
North Salina Street
New York Central
Charles I. Saks
Marev
Schiff’s
North Salina
Markson’s
South Salina Street
Garlord Whittaker
Gray
Mohican
North Saline Street
Rapp
Worker Overcome By Gas Suffers Head Injury In Weest Street Plant
Philip Hartman age 50 of 134 Rider Avenue was overcome by gas fumes in the gas production department of the Central New York Power Corporation on Hiawatha Boulevard Weest. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital by ambulance and was reported recovering. Patrolman Richard Haley investigated the incident.
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Central New York Power Corporation
Hiawatha Boulevard
Weest
Philip Hartman
Rider Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Richard Haley
Illness at Nugent Dinner Hits 20 of 29 Guests
Acting Postmaster Cornelius J. Nugent and more than 20 of 29 Syracuse postal employees fell ill after a dinner in his honor Tuesday night. Authorities believe contaminated food caused the outbreak. Nugent and several officials were among the ill.
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Nugent
Cornelius J. Nugent
Air Nugent
James J. Hic Wamara
Syrcuse
Edmund L. Weston
Maj Harold Colvocoresses Heads Syracuse Marine Recruiting Office
Maj Harold Colvocoresses, son of Admiral G P Colvocoresses, assumes duties as commanding officer of the Syracuse Recruiting Station, US Marine Corps. He succeeds Maj A E Simon, who moves to Pittsburgh. Colvocoresses is a retired Marine who previously commanded the Southeastern Recruiting Station in Atlanta during World War I. His father, grandfather, and Greek-born ancestor were notable naval officers. his wife accompanies him from Washington, D C. Their home is in Litchfield, Connecticut.
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Harold Colvecoresses
Syracuse
United States Marine Corps
Colvecoresses
Maj
A. E. Simon
Marine
Pittsburgh
Marine Corps
Southeastern
Marines
Atlanta
G. P. Colvocoresses
United States Naval Academy
Manila
George MM. Colvocoresses
Greece
Colvocoresses
Concord
George Dewer
Olympia
Naval Academy
Major Colvocoresses
Navy Yards
West Indies
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Alabama
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Harold Lee Colvocoresses
Government
Bureau of Publicity Intelligence
Litchfield, Conn
Degan Backs Civil Service Plan for Villages
Solvay mayor and re election candidate John J. Degan endorses the Fite Bechtold bill to bring village workers under civil service. He supports a county civil service commission as best fits village needs and notes about 50 Solvay and Geddes employees could be affected while existing staff would stay. Fire record item follows.
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John J. Degan
Solvay
Degan
Civil Service Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Geddes
Old Fire Bell Blessed at St Michael's Rites
An old fire bell once used by Engine Company 3 will be blessed at vesper services at St. Michael's Carpatho Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church. The blessing follows the bell's donation by the city and includes a dinner with speakers on Greek Orthodox duties in the United States.
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St. Michael's
Engine Company 3
Oswego
Fabius Street
John Obletiloff
John Yanchishin
Auburn
Joseph Banit
Watervliet
Theodosy Kiriluk
William Valentine
United States
Syracusans and Others Inducted to Fort Niagara Quota
Fifteen Syracusans and eighteen Binghamton selectees were among eighty inductees sent to Fort Niagara in the sixth quota from local boards. Names include Leonard Holihan and Barney Mailoyd from Syracuse, with detailed lists from Syracuse Board 465, Binghamton Board 449, Elmira Board 504, and others from Monroe, Rochester, and Socius boards.
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Binghamton
Fort Niagara
Germany
Rochester
Reinzg A. Rautesberg
Philip P. Giblin
Stanley Godzwon
John Bushak
John P. Powers, Jr
Lawrence E. Breen
Barney G. Malloyd
Avery H. Wheelock
Irving S. Dano
Louis R. Setrella
William F. Coonan
Joseph J. Makowski
Stanley C. Surowicz
Jacob S. Butera
Ralph G. Sorrendino
Leonard Holihan
Barney Mailoyd
Binghamton Board
Benjamin Gilinsky
Raymond H. Mills
John Wyurka
George Kulik
Michael Polak
Joseph Yacu
Louis A. English
David J. Wainwright
James J. Ferris
Michael J. Morrow
Kenneth D. Lowe
Richard N. Niles
Paul A. . Welbourne
James S. Jenkins
Rexford L. Vosburg
Dudley Tice
Monroe County
Rochester Board
Robert W. Dahn
Raymond L. Welch
Kermit E. Armstrong
Ralph Bernard
Charles H. Haege,, Jr
James F. O'Keefe
James E. Bowman
John T. Casey
James McKenna
George C. Barone
Lynn O. Brown
Alfred J. Bartell
Webster B
Salvatore W. Julian
William K. Dingwall
Joseph A. Catalfamo
Socius Board
Niagara
William W. Teller
Arthur Tellier
Donald H.orr
Lawrence C. Baker
Joseph L. DeMay
Glenn J. Provost
Thomas A. Cucci
Norman W. Conway
John G. E. Brusso, Jr
Jimmie Sims
Howard L. Bushart
Buffalo pilot Brewster Ward Killed in Oahu Crash
Honolulu dispatch reports Lieut Brewster Ward a 325th U S Army pilot from Buffalo New York was killed when his single seater pursuit plane crashed near Halelwa Air field on the north side of Oahu. Cause of the crash is unknown. Ward leaves a wife Barbara and son Brewster Jr who reside in Honolulu.
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Buffalo Flieh
Honolulu
T. H
Brewster ‘Ward
Halelwa
Island
Oahu
Ward
Buffalo
N. Y
Barbara
Brewster, Jr
McElroy Pursues Revision of County By Laws
Democratic County Chairman Francis L. McElroy announced a committee to revise the by laws following his election. Irving J. Higbee will chair the panel with Edmund Port Wilfred F. Kerwin Clinton T. Burke and Prof. Ralph E. Kharas named to draft strengthened rules. The group will study models from both parties and expose gaps such as succession and petitioned meeting procedures.
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Francis L. McElroy
Irving J. Higbee
Mr. Highee
Edmund Port
Higbee
$50 000 Damage Claim Against Church To Be Heard
St Peter's Church case over damages to property at James and North State Streets due to New York Central elevation will be heard Monday in the Court of Claims at the courthouse. Judge James J. Barrett will preside as retrial ordered by the Appellate Division is pursued.
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St. Peter’s
James and
North State Streets
New York Central
Court of Claims
James J. Barrett
Supreme Court
Ervin T. Scott
State Department of Public Works
Spring Butterfly Found at Peru Rail Yard
In Onondaga County, Louis Kelley a New York Central section hand at Peru reports finding a butterfly at the Peru toolhouse signaling spring. He kept the insect alive by punching air holes in a match box for ongoing display to colleagues.
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Onondaga County
Louis Kelley
Theew
York Central
Peru
Kelley
New York Central
Railroad
Marvin Back On Job From Florida Rest
Mayor Rol land B. Marvin returns to City Hall after a tropical vacation including Nassau and Miami. He met Duke and Duchess of Windsor and British figures aboard John Hagen’s yacht while Elmhurst Construction gained a U S airbase contract in British Guiana. He discussed speeding Syracuse projects and noted the Whitlock Memorial Building fire occurred during his trip.
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Rolland B. Marvin
City Hall
Nassau
Miami
Alarvin
Clifford H. Sears
L. G. Balfour
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
John Hagen
Elmhurst ‘Contracting Company
Elmhurst Company
Georgetown
British Guiana
Syracuse
Marvin
Hagen
United States
Hagen Yacht
Whitlock Memorial
William T. Lane
Nelson F. Pitts
Central New York Power Corporation
Pitts
Traffc
Salina Street
Whitlock Building
Francis L. McElroy
Democratic County Committee
Thomas E. Kennedy
Most Photogenic Girl Contest Opened by Edwards
The Edwards firm announces Central New York begins a contest to crown the most photogenic girl. Winners receive a merchandise prize and a modeling chance with Syracuse photographers. Voting occurs at the Photographers Carnival in Syracuse March 20 21 22 at Edwards Annex. Amateurs may submit eight by ten salon prints of nonprofessional models. entries due March 15.
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Syracuse
New York
Edwards Camera Department
Denmark pig supply slash announced by I A I
Rome March 7 Denmark, with 3,066,000 pigs, faced a dramatic cut as Germany occupied last April. The International Institute of Agriculture released figures showing a drop to 1,968,000 pigs on January 25.
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Rome
Denmark
Germany
International Institute of Agriculture
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