Onondaga Roads Opened Amid Snow Drift and Delays
Heavy snow battered Onondaga County causing widespread road closures and drifts up to nine feet. By midnight ninety percent of roads were cleared with Cherry Valley Turnpike opening soon. crews warned remaining routes would clear as temperatures dipped and plows continued. Severe weather caused two indirect fatalities and hindered travel across upstate New York.
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Cherry Valley Turnpike
Onondinga
Imela
Jamesville
Ued
Cherny Valley
Ayaye
Fen
Wiley
Lord's
Sid Ridge
Touve
Sighay- Tt
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Kmbride
Tspetdadhe
Sytreuse Airaort
Verity
Demote
Jesse Annabie
Marcella
Marcellus Gedurvale
Subor
Dar
Lewis
Henry Douglas
Canton
New York
Perry Jonas
Rome Hospital
Hawkinsville
Carl Sanford
Jones
Reach Jones
Deruyter Motorist Charged After Route 5 Crash
A foggy accident near Chittenango left several injured including Henry Parlik, 41, and Darven Beider, 47, as vehicles collided on Route 5. Paddock, charged with reckless driving, faced arraignment before Justice Daniel Weber with a jail sentence possible.
Owners Told to Shovel Paths to Garage Polling Places
Election commissioners urged owners of garage voting booths to clear snow and create safe paths to polls. Patrols will inspect sites on primary day and take steps to ensure access if paths are blocked by piled snow.
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Svaticr
Oru Polly Meres
Morell K Brewster
Valkee
Detectives Nab Two Youths in Break‑In Plot
Detectives charged two youths from Youngstown with third degree burglary after they allegedly tried to enter a drug store at 300 Work of Nines Street. Bail set at $1,000 each until April 4. Police canvassed three Syracuse burglaries and linked them to the pair, identified as Fred A. Marshall and Whily C. Ferguson, with burglary warrants issued.
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Oyreen
Wihw
Nines Street
Youngstown
Lotlny
Syracuse
Tive
Abitast Gnandaga Street
Burglar Snatches Jewelry From South State Street Store
Store on 1243 South State Street reported last night a theft of items and gold chains. Owner John Welch said thieves entered by forcing a rear window and police were notified today.
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Catteruil
South State Street
John Welch
Rochester man pleads guilty to public intoxication
Stanley R Douple, 50, of Rochester, arraigned on a public intoxication charge. He pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus $20 court costs after claiming he had been robbed and could not locate the alleged incident. He said he did not know where or when the event occurred.
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Stanley R
Rochester
Poller Court
Donaldran
Pakige
County Snowplows Run Low on Fuel at Enwright Tract
A county snowplow fuel shortage near Enwright Tract prompted a report to authorities. Resident Robert Tooley said fuel was nearly exhausted as plows struggled through snowbound roads toward his home. The county highway department was asked to clear the route.
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Enwright Tract
Enwright
Robert Tooley
Eiwritis
Tovley
County Wiehway Department
Artist offers city painting services to repay home relief aid
A New York Miliary Academy graduate and muralist proposed painting murals on City Hall walls to repay home relief aid. He, identified as O’Haven, offered to fund and supply materials, while seeking city departments’ approval for mural work and potential city vehicle and sign updates. City officials praised his spirit and weighed scheduling options.
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Alist
Paler
Mitt
Qaurge H Ballons
O'wen
Arlist
MM Ohaven
Cornwall
Wailer
Genos
Taly
Stnivo
Commiercial
Ryllynt
O'Baven
Ely
Betts Estate Case Settled in Sumter Court
The Betts estate case settled in Sumter court involving James M. Betts and Evelys Betts widow. Beneficiaries Harold McBride and others faced arguments over a $3000 Metropolitan Life policy and lapse questions. Settlement awards $4200 to a claimant while the widow Evelys Betts and guardians continue to administer the estate amid court proceedings.
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Counse
Harold McBride
Andrews
Medvide
Yeonalt
Tor
Etet al
Yinin
Comention
Mra
Evelys Betts
Finiaries
Wiliam
DeSilva
Guardtan Ad. Mem
Hove AL Onaninga Hill
Librarian to Represent American Library Association in New York
Br Paul Paine Coing will travel to New York City tomorrow as a liaison of the American Library Association committee on yarns to meet Carnegie Corporation officials. Delegates from across the United States will discuss grants for worthy research projects in the library field.
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Paul Paine
N. Y
Putine
Syrucuse Public Library
New York City
American Lineary Anagelation
Carnegie Corpariation
United States
Carnegie Corporation
Wbrary
Auto Crash At Station Injures Four, Interferes With Train
Four men were injured when an auto collided with a station area during a late hour. The crash occurred near Halland Patent and New York Central tracks. Victims included Robert W. Roberts, 71, of Holy Oak Patent, and others from Remsen and Paxton Hospital. Police and medical staff responded. one driver detained while injuries ranged from skull fracture to facial lacerations. Ambulance crews transported injured to Paxton Hospital for treatment.
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Inday
Possenzar Frain
Agalvet le Hutland
New York Central
Dwu
Ken
Paxton Heapital
Ution
Robert W. Roberts
Holy ‘Owl
Wellington Park
Remsen Hoth
Pike Lewis
Dura
Paxtoh Hyapital
Yes Anherts
Vonsalons
Pugh
Bowlish
Tipsy Uses Police For Ride To Jail And Pays Fine
A inebriated man at St Almond Street called police for a ride to jail, paying a ten dollar fine overnight. Officers Scott and Pipe responded after a late afternoon incident at a downtown hotel area near East Adame Strackester. A store visit, a police call, and a video car led to the fine and temporary detention.
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Dennis
Harald Shen
Stott
Toxtessimn
Palti
Mrs Anna Kavie Dies at 75 Buried With Mother’s Picture
Mrs Anna Kavie 75, of a West End boarding house, dies at Onondaga General Hospital. Her sister Mrs Merry C Lewis reveals Kavie requested her mother’s picture and a green stocking and a stip be buried with her. Funeral set for Saturday at David Ryduoney funeral home with service at St. Yegua Church.
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Kavie
Mother
Attia Kavie
XG Fair Braet
West End
Formu Intel Panec
St. Agnes
Merry C. Lewis
Midler Avenue
Crossing project funds approved for urban rail upgrades
The Syramise Grade Crossing Commission approved a 35000 dollar plan for temporary gas and heating work at the rail station, with allocations for the West side of Chinn Street and a South Uhintton area. Additional costs cited include 96000 for a separate project and 3000 for Pavelle Street facility improvements.
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Lackawanna
Railiant
Nulzon F
Walfrida
Prasenger
Toy Chinn Street
Taylor Street
Anu
TONG
Pitts
Ueermahent Paseengey
Nyerr
Dr Roth Rite Solemnized at Holy Rosary Church
Solemn Mass held for Dr Roth with representatives from the We, Shite Unital Association, fraternity groups, and Holy Rosary School community attending. Physicians from St Joseph's Hospital joined in the service led by Rev. D Gerard Horry. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery with Msgr McDowell and Father Hagers reading the commital prayers.
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Shite Unital Association
Hella Bigs Delly
Danta Fraternity
Saha
Horry
Most Holy Rosary
Hovranrl
Gerard Horry
Shields Dwyer
Julia B. Dols
Miward Gaetel
Roger Nelipuwile
Thomas Quinn
Mrathis Hem
Abituc St.Joseph's Hospital
Frederick Wethtsell
Brooks Wi McCuen
Germia
Cooney
Hiss
George L Wright
Rewest
Ote Moantto
Lambeet Ho Welnsholmet
Religious Education Directors Convene at Hendricks Chapel
Religious Education Directors from New York State churches met at Hendricks Chapel on Syracuse University campus. The conference, under the State and Territorial Councils of Churches, featured Gr Mary Alise Jones of Chicago as principal speaker. Mrs Dwight M. Dock of Syracuse chaired the meeting. Carl Smith of St Paul’s Church Syracuse assisted.
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Directure of Religious Education
Gearsa
New York State
Syracuse University
Oday Wader
Tiernasutis Councils of Churches
Mary Alise Jones
Chic Ego
Children'n World
International Council At Religious Ertvation
Sinker
Onder
Chiirman
Dwight ML Dock
Syracay
Ara
Carl Smith
St. Paul's Church
Syrenuse
Jnstess
Om Seator Dotraatus Uris
City stenographers fail to take test replacement staff used
Welfare Department officials report that many stenographers failed yesterday to attend the civil service exam for posts. Ninety cannot specify, but replacements were appointed from those who had previously taken tests and were on temporary rolls. The department aims to ensure proper exam adherence and placement under civil service rules.
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Ligg Ints
Welfare Department
Civil Service
Dakon
Pina
Heen
Placst
Alcohol case sweep ends with suspect held
Federal agents trailed a man for five miles in an alcohol transport case and arrested him on charges of transportation and possession of untaxed alcohol. He was held overnight on a $4,000 bond after denial of guilt, with officers following a lengthy pursuit through city streets to a federal building.
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Alneid
Rusk
Washington
Selees
Aillons
Cine
United States
Edward D. Chapman
Macmilroacy
Federal
Nicholas 2. Wurns
Agwatil A. Bonds
Mitraded
Mie Talber
Mociel Toll Hollory
Biin
Pedoral
Caith
Nance
Burenue
Burnel
Ubey
Erie Boulevard
Mast
Water Street
Alnor Street
Ipullet Abraust
Jan
Mrs. Marie Driscoll Dies Widow of Congressman Tits
Marie Driscoll aged 18, widow of a late congressman, died atSt Josephs Hospital after a month of illness. Survived by her father and a nephew, services set for 9:45 AM Saturday at Blin and McGonarty funeral home then at the Evangelical Church. Friends may visit in the afternoon and evening.
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Narie E. Driscoll
Aviskew al Michiel
Briseni
Inemhr Ormstorsmay
Raith
Peieecll
Serene Wilaritry
Aled
St. Joseph's Hospital
Driscoll
Tate
Mel
Charles Meher
Paul Mc Lonh
Rome
Mita Mario Mel
New York City
Ald
Mys
George Hiscock
Blin & McGonrty
Petlors
Wis
Sui John
Evangelial Cmitch
Friends Way Colt Tribe
Hebresh
PAL
Aid
Diner Operator Ordered to Repay after Punchboard Charge
Local diner operator at 1401 South Salina Street faced a punchboard charge after a patron complaint. He repaid $20 amid police action, with detectives seizing boards and one man paying a $5 fine. Thomas J. Glover, a retired National Biscuit Company employee, was remembered in a funeral service with surviving relatives listed.
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Callum Street
Elijah Muele
Aluc
Samuel Gurdan
Westnorolant —Avenue
Nistos Mobile
Harrison and
Almond
Louis. McMahon
Sar
Thomas
Thomas J. Glover
National Biscist Company
Imarning
Leneyne Avenue
Glover
Cnn
St. John the Baptist Clare
Molvarne
Society
Che Nn- Monat’ Biscuit Company
Arp & Son Ine Inc
Haveld C. Mahoney
Thomas.j
Min Agnea Mahoney
William Hart & Bohs
St.ohn the Baptist
Aeeinatton
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