Trial broke down as Mrs Carlucci Ross sobs on stand
In Syracuse court Mrs Carlucci Ross cried through questioning about her affair with Gianlarenzi and the 1934 case. She recalled meetings from Oswego in 1931 and Syracuse in 1932 and described revelations of his marriage and her own. Police and court observers noted the emotional testimony and recesses.
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Salel
Carlucci Ross
Syracuse
Supreme Court
Kingsley Immed
Ada Logan
Eininecdiai
Jesse E. Ok
Allarenzi
Gianlarenzi
Oswego
Angelo Natoli
Giallarenzi
Natolis
Natali
New York City
Burnet Park
Thomas E. Dewey
New York County
Thomas M. Fay, Jr
Fay
Howard Siosher
Michael Piano
Onondaga County
New York
Nadile
Mr. Byrne
Carlucci
Nadile Wife Reunites Before Court In Murder Case
Bernice Nadile traveled from Detroit to Syracuse to comfort her husband Anthony Nadile as he faced a life and death first degree murder trial. She arrived with him at Cedar Street Jail then joined a private talk with Jailer Black before Nadile was taken to the Supreme Court for the reopening of his trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony” Nadile
Joseph Carlucci
Mrs. Nadile
Cedar Street
Michigan
Bernice
Syracuse
Detroit
Anthony Nadile
Supreme Court
Birs
Nadile
Anthony J. Falcone
Richard P. Byrne
Sylvia
Eleanor
Clifford H. Black
Tony
Herald-Journal
Alwars
van Dvyke
Mich
Mount Clemens
Black
Family neglect nets 175 days in Onondaga County jail
Lesie Dick, 37, of Cazenovia, was sent to Jamesville for 175 days after leaving his wife and three children without food or fuel. Trooper Ward Donovan reported the case followed a prior six month suspended sentence last November. The welfare board arranged for the children to be cared for as the Madison County department seeks placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Dick
Lincklaen Street
Cazenovia B.C
Onondaga County
Jamesville
Ward K. Donovan
Cazenovia State
Town of
Welfare Unit Aids Draft Welfare Unit Aids Draft
Onondaga County Welfare Department assists Local draft boards in verifying dependency claims for Army service. Assistant to Welfare Commissioner Ballantyne states the Selective Service Act authorizes the action and the department provides data on dependency, employment history, and income, while draft boards retain final exemption decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Welfare Department
Thomas R. Ballantyne
Leon H. Abbott
Welfare Department
State Department of Social Welfare
Draft Boards
Ballantyne
Snow shoveling jobs flow to Syracuse unemployed
A severe snowfall created hundreds of temporary openings in Syracuse. Over 400 people found snow shoveling work via the State Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance. About 200 were hired by New York Central Railroad and the D L and W to clear tracks and platforms. Another 200 gained work from households and businesses. Fire records note a boxcar blaze on Lemoyne Avenue and an ammonia leak at 206 John Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance
Harold FE
Priece
Requesis
New York Central Railroad
Pierce
York Central
Lemoyne Avenue
John Street
Carrier Head 5th Column Is Hospital Campaign Chair Named
J Irvine Lyle president of Carrier Corporation will chair the Syracuse General Hospital expansion industrial division. H Paul Nellign and Eric W Will named as aids. Five teams of six will solicit major industries. FBI warns of saboteurs as law enforcement trains on espionage and subversive activity amid national defense concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Irvine Lyle
Carrier Corporation
Syracuse General Hospital
Lyle
H. Paul Nellign
Esy Washing Machine Corporation
Eric W. Will
Will & Baumer Candle Company
Syracuse
Solvay Board Seeks Five Cent Village Bus Fare
The Solvay Village Board asked the Syracuse Transit Corporation to set a five cent fare for within village bus trips. The resolution notes residents walk rather than pay ten cents or buy tokens, arguing intra village trips should be cheaper than trips to downtown Syracuse or East Syracuse.
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Solvay Board
Solvay
Village Board
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Syracuse
Two Burglaries Netting $44 Under Police Lookout
Police investigate two break-ins that net $44 from Midland Avenue and Burnet Avenue gas stations. A cigarette machine yielded $25 and a hidden cash drawer $9 at Midland, while Burnet yielded $10 from a cash register. Managers James Jenks and Anthony Sackett reported to Acting Detective Francis Garn.
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T00
Midland Avenue
Lodi Street
Burnet Avenue
Francis Garn
James Jenks
Anthony Sackett
Arrests since 1926 bring man, 70, year jail
Charlies J. Barnard, 70, of Fulton, was found guilty of petty larceny after a trial before Judge Homer W. Walsh. He received a one year sentence for stealing a bag from chiropractor Stephen W. Short on Madison Street. Barnard denied guilt. police cited 82 prior local arrests. Another suspect, Thomas Ryan, 37, of Brooklyn, pled guilty to petty larceny and received six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. Barnard
Fulton
Homer W. Walsh
Barnard
Stephen W. [Stort
Madison Street
Short
East Fayette Street
Thomas Ryan
Brooklyn
Tolday
West Jefferson Street
Sylvester J. “Buck” iEaslick
Start of Partial Moon Eclipse Seen in Syracuse
Syracuse residents can observe only the eclipse start tomorrow at 5 55 A M with the middle at 6 55 and end at 7 55. The moon sets early at 6 18 A M limiting visibility to roughly 15 to 30 minutes. Only the western United States will witness the full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusans
W. R. Fredrickson
Holden Observatory
Syracuse University
Fredrickson
United States
Mrs Clough Directs Clubs Rodeo Review at Central High
Mrs John T Clough will direct the Glee Club of Central City Business Institute at the rodeo revue Saturday at Central High School as part of Rochester Institute of Technology round-up festivities. Rochester Glee Club will perform while Batavia Binghamton Oswego Wellsville groups present skits. One evening’s entertainment closes with a FRBLIC I basketball game and dancing from 9 to 12 with Bill Davison’s Commodores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clough
John T. Clough
Central City Business Institute
Central High School
Rochester Business Institute
Rochester Glee Club
Batavia
Binghamton
Oswego
Wellsville
FR. B. L
C. CB. I
Bill Davison
Commodores
Open House Planned by Syracuse Home Bureau in May
The Syracuse Home Bureau announces a second open house on May 15 and 16 at its Seitz Building headquarters. Educational talks and entertainment will be offered, with a wardens party planned for June. The May meeting at the Onondaga Hotel set the program and Mrs Lester Kienzle, president, said the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Syracuse Home Bureau
Ite
Onondaga Hotel
Seitz
Bureau
Onondaga
Lester -. Kienzle
Leon Hr Ccon
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F. M. Edwards
Petinata
Wort
Dewey Atid
Nadise
Thomas E. Dewer
Mate
Rolland B. Marvin
J. E. Clegg
Department of Justice
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FBI
Peacee
Campari
Central N. Y
J. E. Cregg
F.bi
Albany
Clegg
G-man
Federal Building
Grand Jury Room
William E. Rapp
Charles J. Manning
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Ithaca
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Oneida
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Flair’s
America
Assembly
David Flah
Paul D. Flah
Richard Flah
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Albert Flah
Jeddo
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Halford Bluccock
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