March 1932 Killer Storm Buried Syracuse in Snow
Fifty years ago Central New York faced a record March snowstorm. From March 6 to 7 winds and heavy wet snow paralyzed transportation, left 1744 inches on Syracuse, forced air outages at WSYR and WFBL, and prompted mass street clearing by 1,200 workers. Cortland and Madison counties saw over a foot. Oswego and Lewis counties with up to three feet. March 1932 was the coldest month and the snowiest March on record in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy C. Campbell
New York
Syracuse
Gulf of Mexico
Washington, D.C
Maine
WSYR
WFBL
Cortland
Madison
Oswego
Lewis
United States
Swearing-in tomorrow will naturalize 92 residents as citizens
State Supreme Court Justice John P. Balio will preside at a 9 a.m. naturalization in the Central Jury Room of the County Courthouse. At noon a luncheon hosted by the Syracuse Rotary Club and the Americanization effort will honor the new citizens at the First Baptist Church dining hall. Read lists show 92 applicants from Canada to Yugoslavia and others including China Italy England and more, with several Fayetteville Manlius and North Syracuse addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
John P. Balio
U.S
Naturalization Court
Syracuse
Rotary Club
Rotary
Lloyd Martin Sr
Nicholas Pirro
Charles Merrill
Balio
Baptisteet
E. Jefferson
Canada
Lorraine Blanchette Bracken
Heritage Circle
Manlius
William Arthur Whalen
Elsie Audrey Whalen
W. Lake Road
Skaneateles
China
Chin-Hwa Lee
Caroline Lee
Yeaworth Lane
Colombia
Maria Christina Thome
Barnyard Circle
Liverpool
EL Salvador
Gregory Todd Richelberger
Frank Gay Road
Marcellus
England
Whittier Ave
Hanna Miroslawa Denman
Charles Ave
Portugal
Manuel Marques Almeida
Warbler Way
Romania
Clara Kamer
Highbridge St
Fayetteville
Sweden
Bjorn Henry Benn
Strom
Woodside Drive
Watertown
Syria
Yeghia Adourian
Loussaper Adourian
Highbridge Road
Muhammed Jamal Tajo
Edgemere Lane
Glencliff Road
Rafail Naum Sobolevsky
Raisa Alexander Sobolevsky
Stiward Ave
Andre Rafail Sobolevsky
Genesee St
Vietnam
Hoc Dinh Nguyen
Glen Robin Drive
Trinh That Olivier
Bear Road
North
Yugoslavia
Tomislav Bresovski
Second North St
Sohui Moorhead
Dolores Zamorano de Bascaldo
Utica
Deborah Knight Promoted to Corporal in Army
Deborah Knight, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Knight of 655 Hazelwood Ave, has been promoted to corporal in the U S Army. The announcement venerates her service and marks a notable advancement in her military career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Pret
John Knight
Hazelwood Ave
U.S. Army
Peeren Aga
Bee champ in May at Nottingham High School
The Herald Journal American announces the 1982 Spelling Bee at Nottingham High School. Word lists will be given daily leading to the May bee, with the winner earning a trip to Washington DC for the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nottingham High School
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Rolland B. Marvin
Department of Public Works
Court Street
Assumption Cemetery
Greece
Nikolas Elevaris
Israel
Dalia Nissenbaum Baboun
Second St
Fulton
Ftaly
Cataide Leone
Butternut
Franco Ricci
Winton St
Gaetano Piraino
Libby St
Giuseppe Pagano
Berwick Road
Guiseppina Pallotta
Noble Ave
Salvatore Mule
Oak St
Japan
Yoshiko Kihara Mack
Rt 4
Chizuko Ukai
Jordan
Elias Baboun
Yousef Shaih
Azizeh Faris Shaih
Sixth St
Kenya
Suk Hyon Jones
Idlewood
Baldwinsville
Jamie Lin Coher
Campbell Road
Mattydale
Lebanon
Sarkis Adourian
John Atallah
Violette John Atallah
Grace John Atallah
Ledyard Drive
David Alex Shomar
Henry Alex Shomar
Fayetteville-Manlius Road
Fayetteville-Manliua
Peru
Tarrah Susan Krajak
Maria- Elizabeth Krajak
Laurelwood Lane
Clay
Philippines
Felita Salcedo Colton
Duxbury Circle
Ida Hernando Gaspe
Young Road
Segundina Kasuriran
Burham Lane
East
George Dizon Lim
S. Geddes St
Virginia Lim
Meadow Road
Poland
Katarzyna, Majkowycz
Lisa Majkowicz
Kaiser
Athahur
Aiarey
Richmark Carpet
Citron Saxons
Sandlewood
Richmark
E. Genesee St
Coricidin ‘D
Selson
Hasks Tiazolin
Schick Plus Platinum
Tylenol
Ntylenol
AFRIN
Silkience
Sikkitnce
Jar
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