Two Men Hurt In Onondaga Hill Crash
A collision on Broad Road near Onondaga Hill sent two drivers to medical aid and left a youth uninjured after his car flew onto another vehicle and struck off the road. The driver Zachsel faced a court hearing for failure to yield right of way as a snowbound stop sign went unseen.
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Am East
Henry S. Sherer
Oakwood Street
Fayetteville
R. P. Roberts
Brampton Road
Syracuse
George C Goeney
Salina Street
Mr. Sherer
Mr. Sherer After Si Him First Aid. Mrr
Roberts
Jerome
Zacho
Broad Road
Seneca Turnpike
Sherer
Jacob Kimmel
Young Zachel
Justice Ireland
Onondaga County Sanatorium
Cecil Walters, Jr
Lodi Street
Joan Grant
Lewis Preil
Hiawatha Boulevard
James
North Staite Streets
Robert H. Grant
Bear Street
Donald A. Cobb
Strong Avenue
Horace Bowen
East Raynor Avenue
University and College Places
D. L. Sharp
Lowell Avenue
Arthur J. Graves
James Street
Harold J. Baum
Lafayette
Onondaga Street
Herbert Franz
West Seneca Turnpike
Onondaga Hill
East Syracuse
Eye Experts Back Safety Drive Aids From Optometric Society
The Central New York Optometric Society advocates Save-A-Life cooperation. George K. Strebel cites nationwide auto vision issues with statistics on age related vision defects and driving safety, urging broad agency participation in Syracuse area safety efforts.
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Willem L. Pitts
Ferald-Journal
Central New York
Society
Strebel
United States
The
Optometric Society
Syracuse
Save-A-Life
Syracuse Man Surrenders From Navy After Year Absent
Henry J. Reith, 32, of 617 Otisco Street, turned himself in at Albany Navy district head- quarters after being absent from his ship for a year. He said he repeatedly planned to return but delayed until a Selective Service questionnaire required action. He worked as a metal placer.
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Syracus
Navy
Henry J. Reith
Otisco Street
United States Navy District
Albany
Cost Accountant Directors Plan Dinner on March 20
The Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hold a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at the University Club to discuss Cost Accounting and Substitute Procedures in a Retail Department Store. H. I. Kleinhaus of the National Dry Goods Association will speak, with Wendell N. Butler presiding. The event is part of eight dinners for 1940 41 focusing on advances in accounting.
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Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
University Club
H. I. Kleinhaus
Controllers’ Congress
National Dry Goods Association
Wendell N. Butler
New York Public Offices Place 33875 Jobs in January
Public employment offices in New York State placed 33 875 jobless workers in January. The Social Security Board noted a 74.1 percent rise from January 1940 but an 85 percent drop from December. January placements mark a recent monthly high. Unemployment benefit payments rose to 8 274 792 dollars, up 9 percent from January 1940 and 36.8 percent from December.
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NY State Bureau Special Dispatch
Washington
New York
Social Security Board
Carrier reports 1940 profit of 526 628 record year
Carrier Corporation posts a 1940 net profit of 526 628 in a statement by president J I Lyle. The figure is the largest since the company began in 1915, up from 1939’s 15 788. Earnings after 61 cents federal taxes are 134 per share. Orders booked rose 14 percent and completed sales rose 42 percent. Total taxes paid or provided for were 448 188.
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Carrier Corporation Today
J. I. Lyle
Mr. Lyle
Msgr Bergan To Address Hibernians At St Patrick's Dinner
The Rt Rev Msgr William F Bergan vicar general of the Diocese of Rochester will speak before Division 2 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and guests at a St Patrick's Day dinner Monday night in the Onondaga Hotel. Bishop Walter Foery will be guest of honor with Rev Thomas Driscoll Rev Francis Joyce and Rev M Shields Dwyer among speakers. Mayor Rolland Marvin lay leader William McChisky Edward O Neill and Thomas J Corcoran are listed with Corcoran as toastmaster. A dance and entertainment follow.
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William F. Bergan
Diocese of
Rochester
Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick's Day
Onondaga Hotel
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Edward O'Neill
Foery
Thomas J. Driscoll
Prizes in Syracuse Essay Contest For Vision Week
Prizes totaling 50 dollars will be awarded in an essay contest in Syracuse public schools through Saturday in observance of National Save Your Vision Week. The contest, open to all pupils in 7th 8th and 9th grades, is on the topic The Conservation of Vision in School Home Industry or on the Highway. Judging will be under Harlow M. Fuller secretary of the State board of directors of examiners in optometry. Awards 25 15 and 10 dollars for first second and third prizes. H C Newton heads the Syracuse grade schools English department assisting. George K Strebel president of the Optometric Society cited vision defects among students and urged early correction.
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Syracuse
Central New York Optometric Society
Harlow M. Fuller
State Board of Directors of Examiners In
Optometry
H. C. Newton
George K.strebel
Optometric Society
Camp Fire Girls and Scouts to Present PTA Program
Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts unite for a PTA meeting at Percy M Hughes School. Esther Smith of the Onondaga Camp Fire Council will speak on the group. Tawanka Camp Fire girls and Troop 135 Scouts will perform a musical program and demonstration.
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Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Arthur Darrow
Fred Ballard
Joseph Vian
Edward Evans
Honor Roll of Syracuse Artists At Annual Show
Eleven veteran exhibitors named on the honor roll of the annual Syracuse Associated Artists show at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. The list includes Otis, Harry Aitken, Frank A. Barney, Hibberd V. B. Kline, C. Bertram Walker, Richard Wedderspoon, Marian Zimmer, and watercolors by Edna Andrews, Jesse Charman, Montague Charman, Marjorie S. Garfield, and Ruth H. Lee.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Associated Artists
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Associated Artists
Otis
Harry Aitken
Frank A. Barney
Hibberd V. B. Kline
C. Bertram Walker
Richard Wedderspoon
Marian Zimmer
Edna Andrews
Jessie
Murder Hunt Triggers Police Sweep After Mysterious Calls
Morris Brown, attorney in the City Bank Building, reported two eerie calls saying he killed someone. A third call claimed from the Onondaga Reservation. Police, deputies, and state troopers pursued but could not trace the line.
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Morris Brown
City Bank
Brown
Onondaga Reservation
Bail Set At $100 For Vending Machine Looting Charge
Judge Homer Walsh released 36 year old John Toncit of 603 Grand Avenue on bail of 100 dollars for a Tuesday court appearance. Toncit faces a criminal code violation tied to slug use in vending and slot machines after Harland Diefendorf of 112 Delle Avenue reported systematic looting. Toncit pleaded not guilty. arrest followed after another restaurant owner on North Geddes Street copied the machine registration number.
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Homer V. Walsh
Court of Special Sessions
John Toncit
Grand Avenue
Toncit
John Barry
Francis Garn
Harland Diefendorf
Delle Avenue
North Geddes Street
Fragments Hint at Alleged Property Crime Incident
Fragmentary text suggests a report about a person linked to a car and an alleged act involving a cigarette machine and worthless slugs. Details are unclear and no names or places are readable in the fragment.
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Woman Injured After Slip on Ice Near Onondaga Circle
Miss Dorothy Mclaughlin of 128 Delaware Street slipped on ice near Onondaga Circle this morning. She was taken to Onondaga General Hospital by ambulance for X ray examination of a leg injury.
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Onondaga Circle
Dorothy MccLaughlin
Delaware Street
Onondaga General Hospital
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