Not Guilty Plea in Gaming Raid CaseFiled
JOMX A CRAWFORD 34 of 523 S McBride pleaded not guilty to operating a gambling house before Judge Preston in Posign Court. He posted $200 bail. trial set for March 23. Others charged as inmates, Henneth Hirby Charles Williams Robert Stroman and Leon Sheppard also entered not guilty pleas and posted $1 bail each. The raid at 23 S Townsend st seized chairs tables four decks of cards and $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomx A. Crawford
S. McBride Sr
Moi Suday
Taday
Trutian
Preston
Posige
Crawford
Robert Holland
Mercer Weissetten
Richard Currier
Henneth Hirby
E. Adams
Charles Wiliams
S. Townsend St
Robert Stroman
Harrison St
Leon Sheppard
Job Finding Time Rises to Nine Weeks in February
Census Bureau figures show the average time to find work rose to about nine weeks in February, up from seven weeks in January. Unemployment reached a postwar high of 3,221,000 as more men in non farming jobs lost work while women gained slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Coth
Pareau
Amon
TIN
Bureau
Former alcoholic tells Rotary how faith changed his life
Keith Ellinwood of the Institute of International Relations, sponsored by the Society of Friends, spoke to the Rotary Club about religion turning him from a dying alcoholic to a man with a plan for successful living. The former New York law therapist now helps others by sharing his 20 year personal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Ellexwood
The
Factulkty
Institute of International Relations
Society of Friends
Quakers
Rotary Club
New York
Ellinwood
City Will Close Amboy Airport When Hancock Opens
Syracuse officials announced Mayor Frank J. Costelio said Hancock Airport at Mattydale will open in June and Munici pal Airport at Amboy will be closed. The Amboy field will be offered for sale for non aviation use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Frank J. Costelio
Hancock
Mattydale
Amboy
Car Interior Burns in Baldwinsville Fire
John Roe Mapiera Baldwinsville reports his coupe interior destroyed by fire last night. A motorist alerted the sheriff at 1 AM after Roe parked near home at 9 PAL. Deputy Frank Rice extinguished flames with an extinguisher and snow. Short circuit suspected as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roe
Mapiera
Baldwinsville
Roe
Frank Rice
Pal
Sheriffs Office
Rice
Traffic Court Docket Details Speeding Violations
Judge Truman presides over a traffic court list featuring speeding cases from Nedrow, Oakwood, James Street, Bishop Avenue, Waller Drive, Milton Avenue, and Clay areas. Defendants include Buster Harris, S20 Rover, Marty Snyder, Clayton Beynolds, George More, Michael Perderzolli, Acam Gasck, James Lamperre, and James Walker. Fines range from 10 to 15 dollars with offenses such as obstructing traffic and failing to have tail lights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Streston
Buster Harris
Nedrow
Rover
S. Buckler
Oakwood Ar
Hiawatha Bird
Marty Snyder
Roxvurr
James St
Clayton Beynolds
Bishop
Waller
George More
Clay
Samos
Michael Perderzolli
Milton
W. Belden
Mattdale
James Lamperre
Butternut St
Wenn Ceric
Midland
James Walker
Camulus
Filipino Cleric Observes West Genesee Church March
The Rev. Carlos Manacop president of the Philippine Wesleyan College visits the West Genesee Methodist Church in Syracuse for March as an observer. He assists in morning worship studies church school and youth groups and shares in Holy Communion. He studies at Syracuse University on a Crusade for Christ scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Manacop
Philippine Wesleyan College
West Genesee Methodist Church
C. Philips Furrance
Manacop
Philippines
Union College of Manila
University of Manila
Manila City
Syracuse University
Crusade For Christ
Methodist Church
East
Torrance
Sheriff car collision during pursuit near Fairmount Corners
Sheriff patrol car skidded on Route 3 while chasing a speeder. Sgt. Leo Beebe escaped serious injury as his car hit the rear of a vehicle driven by Norman F. Vertigan at Hunt er's Club near Fairmount Corners. Beebe sprained neck. speeder fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Beebe
Sheriffs Staff
Hunter's Club
Fairmount Corners
Beebe
Charles Post
Hunter’s Club
Norman EF. Vertigan
Camillus
Route 5
Ine Eputy
Verligan
Posty
Milk price talks urged by regional cooperative panel
The Metropolitan Milk Prothers Cooperative Bargaining Agency urged regional farmer meetings to discuss a Class A milk price formula from the New York Milkshed price committee. Three members were advised to conduct these regional meetings and member units were encouraged to accept surplus milk amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Milk Prothers Cooperative Bargaining Agency
New York
The Pragedy of Libbie Adams in Syracuse Tales
A feature story from the Syracuse Herald American recounts Lib Adams, 23, daughter of Col Henr P Adams and Mrs Adams, as society figures push for her marriage to Charing EL Hem. The tale covers a shipwreck, pirate capture, and a custody dispute after marriage, set in a world of 1920s Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
TkNis Silbe
Sumtas
Syracuse Herald-American
Qne
David Cameron
Lipbie Adams
Lib Adams
Col Henr PL Adams
Charing EL Hem
China
San Francisco
Henry PL Adamses
EL Fayette St
Firrsa
Adams and Dickinson
Leck St
Quiet Albany protest meeting denounces Feiner arrest
A partisan meeting by the ALP and Young Progressives of America drew about 106 people in falling snow at Harrison and McBrides. Beverly Andrews urged Negro and white Americans to unite and fight for freedom jobs and housing while decrying Feiner’s Syracuse University arrest and the Madison School permit denial for a Rogers speech. Howard Levin attacked local officials and Thurlow Southwick as part of a broader protest against city leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Axxgdrews
East Fall
Congress
Syracuse University
Irving
Labor Party
Young Progressives of America
Board of
Ducation
Madison School
Joan Rogers
U. S
Irving Feiner
Syrause University
Rogge
Feiner
Jewish Center Plans Victory Tea
The Jewish Community Center at 2303 E Genesee St will end its member drive with a victory tea from 4 30 to 6 PM. Campaign chairman Jerome M Wilson invites all members to attend as teams are credited for new members and prizes awarded for top results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Community Center
la Victory
E. Geneseest
Jerome M. Wilson
Sea
Liverpool State Seeks Write-in Vote Campaign
The Citizens League of Liverpool launches a write-in effort after election petitions were rejected by the Village Board for technical errors. Mayor candidate F Edward Crosby charges the board with bias as the League opposes the Republican incumbents led by Major MichaelICheid with Tuesday’s election looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Citizens League of Liverpool
League
F. Edward Crosby
I Crosby
The
Alichaelicheid
Auto Crash Hurts Three Near Auburn
A Route 20 collision a mile east of Auburn near Prison Farm Road injured three people, with one in critical condition. Kathleen L. Webb, 30, of Hoffmans, suffered a possible skull fracture after being thrown from a vehicle. Burton H. Weirdah, 41, driver of the other car, was hospitalized with concussion and head lacerations. Weir Stewart, 55, of Skaneateles, was unconscious then treated for a minor concussion and released. Stewart’s son Weir Jr., 25, escaped hospitalization. Webb said he braked to avoid a car backing down a grade. the other driver’s identity remained unknown.
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Atburn
Route 20
Auburn
Prison Farm Rd
jSennett
Kathleen L. Webb
Hoffmans
Schenectady County
Auburn City ‘Hospital
Burton H. Weirdah
Seme
Weir Stewart
Skaneateles
Stewart
Weir Jr
Webb
Tractor-Trailer Crashes at Rail Crossing in Geneva
George Tate of Buffalo mixed refriger ated tractor-trailer skidded on slippery Lake Street and struck a freight car at a New York Central crossing in Geneva. The vehicle owned by I C T Villa of Buffalo was en route west. Crossing flasher signals were said to be working and the driver escaped injury.
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Geneva
George Tate
Buffalo
Lake St
New York Central Crossing
I C. T. Villa
Bullaio
Home Robbery Reported In Baldwinsville Area
Deputy sheriffs Nicholas Louise and John Head investigate a theft at a Baldwinsville home on Baldwinsville Plainville Road. Edwin Tiar ris, 25, Syracuse, reports entry through a rear door and theft of a small radio, electric cord, handsaw, hammer, and other articles totaling 26.29 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Louise
John Head
Edwin Tiarris
Syracuse St
Baldwinsville
Hiatris
Baldwinsville- Plainville Rd
Club Plans St Patrick's Party Meeting
The American Pension Club Five will host a St Patrick's Day celebration at a meeting on Wednesday night at 1235 Merriman. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Dar
American Pension Club Five
Merriman Can
Fire Alerts And Alarms Reported Across City
Fragmented notices describe multiple fire incidents and alarm calls. Locations include 359 James Street, 202 Westwood Road, 406 S Crease Avenue, 409 Bishop Avenue, and 10L Madison Street. Events involve telephone and attic or cellar fires with responding engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festerday Px
Teieshone
James St
Westwood Rd
S_ Crease ar
Mattress Fire
Seil Piarm
Bishop Av
Arviic Foar Smoniderine
Madison
Red Cross Campaign Nears Goal Says Local Women
Women canvassers report progress in the 1929 Red Cross fund drive for Syracuse area. Mrs Theodore C Thomasmeyer urges every home to provide a representative and back the quota of 126000. Edward E McNally notes 60 days remain to reach the goal with a March 21 closing date and a one day canvass already completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samacuseto
Hort
Mes
Thomas Meyehr
Sear
Eark
Faitv
Edward E. McNaliy
Syractsans
Red Cross
Tthe
Syracuse
Clinic Held For Students At New York State College Meet
About 50 student representatives from New York State colleges and universities attended a National Students Association clinic in Hotel Syracuse. Albert Szymanski of the University of Buffalo attended. Organizers were Robert Reuter of St Bonaventure College and Francis Barclay of LeMoyne College. Topics covered student government welfare finances faculty relations and activities. Information from the session will be reported back to student bodies at each university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
National Students Association
Syracuse
Albert Szymanski
University of Suffalo
Robert Reuter
St. Bonaventine College
Francis Barclay
le Moine College
Dr Cavert Returns From National Church Conference
Dr. Walter D. Cavert, of the Presbyterian Synod of New York, says 465 delegates at the Cleveland conference agreed war with Russia can be avoided and the United States should avoid any aggressive moves. He was among four Syracuse delegates including Tracey K. Jones, Borman J. Whitney, and Mrs J Edward Hitchcock representing 45 Protestant denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference On the Churches and World Order
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter D. Cavert
Russia
United States
Cavert
Presbyterian Synod of New York
Syracuse
Giant Story Told By Homer Central Official
Louis Wolisier, superintendent of Homer Central School, told the Cardiff Giant story at a Lions Club luncheon in Hotel Syracuse. A longtime researcher on the hoax, Wolmer recounted the venture from design to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wolisier
Homer Central School
Lions Club
Syracuse
Wolmer
New Paint and Varnish Kills Bugs
Dr James Scot Long of the Devie Reynolds Company outlines a new era in paints mixing health functions with decoration. Interior paints may include small DDT percentages to repel insects, aiding nurseries and bedrooms, while color variety expands to hundreds of hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scot Long
Devie- Reynolds Company
Syracuse Association of Architects
Dei
Long
Shoe Repair Shop Damaged by Fire in Lakeland
DAMAGE estimated at 1000 dollars in a fire at 820 State Fair Blvd Lakeland that damaged a frame building used as a shoe repair shop run by Leo Surowicz. Fire likely started by a short circuit in a homemade tractor plow parked beside the building. flames reached the roof and attic before Solvay Fire Department under Chief James B Costigan brought it under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair
Lakeland
Leo Surowicz
Solvay Fire Department
James B. Costigan
Jury Splits in Damage Suit Over Transit Bus Crash
A Supreme Court jury deliberated over five hours before being discharged without verdict in the res lisence action of Patrolman Mercer E L Weiskollen against Syracuse Transit Corporation. Weiskollen alleges a bus struck his motorcycle on June 23, 1947, causing concussion and fractured nerves. He seeks 20000 damages from the transit company and driver Joseph A Lohsen. Bus driver testified the bus passed the patrol when the collision occurred. Plaintiffs were represented by James W Hickey. defendant by George S Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Clifford H. Sears
Mercer EL. Weiskeoste
Syracuse Transit Corporion
Weiskollen
Joseph A. Lohsen
W. Ostrander Av
James W. Hickey
Bond, Schoeneck & King
George S. Sullivan
Mackenzie, Smith & Mitchell
Coal Truck Stolen Then Found Stuck in Mud
A two ton bright red coal truck owned by THE TORI COAL CO was stolen Thursday from 340 Peat Street. Police found the vehicle stuck in mud by Sweet Road Town of Manlius and pulled it out with a crane yesterday. the truck bears the company name on its side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tori. Coal CO
Peat St
Slaite
Sweet Rd
Manlius
Coal Company
Syracuse Quiz Kids guest editor joins tonight’s show
Dwight S. Perrin editor of the Syracuse Herald Journal will be guest of honor on tonight’s Syracuse Quiz Kids broadcast at 8 o'clock over WSYR and WSYR FM. The program features top students from Syracuse public and parochial schools and names Linda De Secio Jack Clough Robert Le Fevre Judith Wielch and Jerry Winkelstein as participants. The night’s winner receives a $25 savings bond donated by Rusterholtz & Ressell and advances to a future quiz kid of the month segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight S&s. Perrin
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Sunday Herald- L American
Syracuse
Linda de Secio
Ralph de Secio
Forbes Av
John A. Nichols
Jack. Clough
John T. Clough
E. Jefferson Sr
Danforth
Robert le Fevre
iMarvin Rd
Power Duyn
Judith
Ielch
John T. Welch
Slocum
Seymour School
Jerry IV Winkelstein
Warren VW. Winkelstein
Merriman
Rusterholtz & Ressell
Open Enlistments in 249th Field Artillery NY National Guard
The battalion personnel office at the East Genesee Street Armory announces continued open enlistments in the 249th Field Artillery. Ratings include electricians communications men mechanics drivers cooks clerks and gun crew section chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
249Th Field Artillery
New York National Guard
East Genesee Street
VA Accepts New Plans For Hospitals
The Veterans Administration approves hospital designs with penthouse atop prominent sites. Plans show three-wing towers with fireproof concrete floors and flexible fibered wiring for hospital campuses in Cleveland Denver Indianapolis Arbor Philadelphia Atlanta Cincinnati Louisville Chicago Oklahoma City and St Louis. VA engineer W R. TPaibet notes modern clinical facilities for diagnosis and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baries
Corus
Cleveland
Denver
Indianapolis
Arbor
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
W. RR. Tpaibet
Veterans Administration
Washington
Historical Museum Bere Wins Praise
STANLEY GIFFORD curator praises the Historical Museum Bere for its improved display and visitor appeal. He highlights local Americana including a Paul Revere horn, a silver pitcher awarded to Joshua Ferman founder of Syracuse, and Indian relics. Gifford and his wife, on leave from Fort Ticonderoga, have worked at the museum for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Gifford
Paul Revere
Joshua Ferman
Syracuse
Fort ‘Ticonderoga
Gifford
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Capp
J. Curtis Dewin
Merk Pishter
Mattydale Army Mir
Edward Mine
Lewal Order of Moose
William Barbrook
Naval Reserve
Geoerge Wood
Paul Steinbers
Libbie Adams
ALP
Jewish Center
S. Clinton
W. Jefferson Sts
W. Jefferson
Herald-Journal Wire
Dr. Cavert
Meeetings
Goel Cheseediecree
James S. Leas
Kmowss
Chess
Seeotind
Richt
Siona Fefiie
Lawrence Piper
Standish Cheney
del Laas
Peed
Crane
TRE
Singing Church
WNDR
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Cortland Ave
Harry Ee. Jueckstock
Quiz Kids
Historical Museum
Bere
Optometrist
E. Genesee
Creendfines
Stetson
Fred’s
Tyson Hats
S. Salina ST
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