Jet Pilot Visits Syracuse Announces High Speed Return
Jet pilot Benton from Bangor, Maine, visits Syracuse Municipal Airport to see old friends and test his FSOC Shooting Star. He notes a 400 mile trip took 1 hour 20 minutes against heavy headwinds and performs a barrel roll before planning to return to Bangor in about 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayg
Benton
Syracuse
Bangor
Herb Feutter
Ward Air Service
Benson
National Guard
Jay G
Skip
Shooting Star
Syracuse Events Spotlight Various Community Activities
A collage of announcements from Syracuse including a library lecture on Big Fisherman by J Lloyd Douglas at the Public Library, student led classes at Goodyear-Burlin, Army Day flag displays and dinner, esquire conferrals, local stage shows in Fairmount, a technicolor papermaking film, FBI speaker at a club luncheon, economics talk on Russian-America relations, alumni dinners, and multiple club and dinner meetings at Hotel Syracuse and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Taylor
Avil
J Lloyd Douglas
Syracuse Public Library
Technicolor
Darwin E. Leland
Hubbs & Hastings Paper Co
Scottish Rite “Club
Onondaga
Harry Schwartz
Syracuse University
East Syracuse Community Forum
Bell Aircraft Leader to Address Syracuse Tech Club Dinner
LAWRENCE D. BELL president of Bell Aircraft Corp. will speak at the Technology Club of Syracuse annual dinner at 6 30 P M April 11 in Hotel Syracuse. Ballots have been sent out for officers with candidates named by Rich D. Whitney executive secretary including W H Lawrence J G Hummel M S Russell W G Bowie E T Apfel W H Clymer Margaret Ingels and C A Priest Whitney building fund trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Bell
Bell Aircraft Corp
Technology, Club of
Syracuse
Rich D. Whitney
W. H. Lawrence
Charles 38
Traffic Court Docket Lists Speeding and Violations in Rome
Judge Truman Preston oversees a list of drivers cited for speeding from 35 to 50 mph. Violations include Obstructing Traffic, Driving With One Plate, Failure to Report Change of Address, and Failure to Give Right of Way. Penalties range from 5 to 25 dollars with license suspensions until May 1 in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman F. Preston Peedine
S. George Guest
Rome
F. Genesee Si
Iimsford
Alcoa
Lemoine Trae
Camp
Gerald Titus
Jamesville
Eaware
Syracuse
Erie Bird
E. Ze. Breeerton
Donald L. Ba
Mary Bachman
Slocum Heights
Comstock
Bernard FL
Marerey
Yale
Midland
Luther Ellison
Heciam
Wasl Street
Nider
Jackson St
James Flaherty
Montrose
Norman Staub
Hickok
Richt
Jonn TD
Schiepel
Carbon St
Mrs. Boehne To be Buried In Syracuse
Gertrude S Boehne 30 ended her life at police headquarters last Wednesday and will be buried Thursday in Woodlawn Cemetery. The body will be released to Traugott and Lohman after authority from the Netherlands consul general. Finances and estate actions follow with letters of administration sought after the funeral set for 11 AM Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude S&. Boehns
Woodlawn
James Clift
Onondara County
Netherlands
New York
Chey
Cif
Maxter
Amsterdam
Holland
Johannes Boehne
Evurype
Berlin
Amsterdan
Nicholas M. Pirro
Lohman
Boehne
Supreme Court Jury Awards 2500 to Blaick in Workplace Fall
Catharine F. Blaick of 324 Seneca Street won 2500 in damages from Standard Syracuse Corporation after a slip on plaster dust at the Chimes Building workspace of the State Employment Office. Trial before Justice Jesse E. Kingsley. Attorney for Blaick was George L. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Catherine F. Blaick
Seneca St
Standard Syracuse Corporation
Chimes
State Employment Office
Standard Corporation
George L. Richardson
Jesse E. Kingsley
80 000 Road Oil Bid Approved for City Streets
Raymond H. Dodge, commissioner of public works, approved a bid of about 380 000 for delivering and applying 480 000 gallons of road oil to city streets this summer. Barrett Division of Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. submitted the sole bid, opened by George F. Waite, commissioner of contract and purchase. Other low bids included bituminous concrete from Central Highway Corp at 6.25 per ton and gasoline for Q2 from Buckley Petroleum at 0.825 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Dodge
Fpubolic Works
Barrett
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
George F. Waite
Central Highway Corp
Ilingworth-Bailey Corp
Buckley Petrole
Pleads Not Guilty In Assault Case
James E. Poole aged 20 of 259 W Matson Jr pleaded not guilty to third degree assault and was set on $300 bail until April 5 by Judge William H. Bametick in Police Court. Poole, arrested yesterday by Detectives James McDonald and Barrett Donahue, is charged with striking Robert Bowers of Slocum Heights on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Poole
W. Matson Jr
William H. Bame- Tick
Poole
James McDonald
Barrett Donahue
Robert Bowers
Slocum Heights
Births and Listings of Newborns in Local Notices
A long list of birth announcements records numerous couples welcoming sons and daughters. Names include Magnerelli, Sauer, Ciciarelli, Sherpa, Pratt, Luter, Denny, Conk, Campon, Winserer, Weave, Coan, Kelleners, Willams, Patterson, Pink, Gianfranchesco, Arno, Riano, and Focora with corresponding streets and March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Magnerelli
A. Commit
Laurest
Robert C. Sauer
Marcy A. Miller
Dove J. Ciciarelli
Helen C. Bizont
Lexi
Marr
LeMosne
Giles M. Denny
Beverly
Sheckler Fare Wiiza
Rovers
Ms. Shoultes
Ruth E. J. _ Clar
Jona Vale
Sidha
Mir
Charles H. Conk 'Phylis
Mali Marsh
Charles K. Coan
Rosaie E
W. Division St
Jona MM. Kelleners
M Mo
Thomes
Mary L. Curtind
Piskor
Robert J. Murrariris
N. Midler Ac
Lyman Will Establishes Three Trusts
The estate of Fred eric A. Lyman Jr. of Syracuse leaves the bulk to widow Elsie S. Lyman and their children Frederic A. Lyman II and Jane Ruth Lyman with a house to be sold. Trusts managed by Syracuse Trust Co provide income for the widow and children until age 21, then to the children at 25 with principal at risk rights reserved to the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic A. Lyman
Syracuse
Tomes
Elsie S. Lyman
Concord Pl
Jane
Ruth Lyman
Onondaga Historical Association
Syracuse Public Library
TIRE
Syracuse Trust Co
Driver Fined on Three Charges After Four Mile Chase
William English, 22, of R D 1 Jamesville, pleaded guilty to reckless driving driving an unregistered car and driving without an operator's license. He was fined 15 by Justice Darwin M Camp. The arrest followed a four mile chase when Deputy Sheriff Joseph Kanasola spotted the unlicensed car. The pursuit ended as English drove onto a lawn at Graceph and Beattie drives in Southwood near Mrs Knight's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William English
Jamesville
Justice of the Peace
Darwin M. Camp
Nedrow
English
Joseph Kanasola
Frederick Knight
Grace Ph
Beattie
Southwood
Probation Violator Faces Sentencing Friday in County Court
Richard M. Smith, 42, of 510 Catherine Street, pleads guilty to three counts of probation violation. He falsified employment status, unlawfully collected 3286 in unemployment benefits while working for the city, and consorted with a woman labeled bad company. Smith, previously convicted of grand larceny in 1946, was placed on five years probation after a $126 payoff mix up where the check was meant for another man named Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M- Smith
Catherine St
Smith
Syracuse Article Praises Senator Ives in Record
A Syracuse letter carrier Thomas DeYulia wrote an article praising Senator Irving M. Ives and it was published in the Congressional Record. The carrier claims Ives supports a $650 pay raise, 26 days vacation and 15 days sick leave for carriers. Representative William L. Pfeiffer of New York submitted the piece to the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Irving M. Ives
Congressional Record
Thomas DeYulia
Ives
DeYulia
Wiliam L. Pfeiffer
New York
Amato Burglary Case Delayed To Tomorrow In Syracuse Court
Police Court case against Samuel Amato for third degree burglary tied to the Wilson & Co. safe job at 231 Walton Street was postponed to tomorrow. Amato appeared without counsel as officers continued search for a second alleged safe cracker involved in the attack and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Amato
Wilson & Co. Inc
Walton St
Amato
Syracuse
Onondaga County
New York State
Wilson
Spurious $20 Bills Appear In Syracuse
Treasury agents warn of counterfeit $20 notes bearing the G seal seen in Syracuse with Chicago Federal Reserve Bank origin. The notes carry a 480 check figure on the back and a G front. vigilance and checking for B on New York notes is urged. A Syracuse woman received three fake $20s in changes in Liverpool last week amid Westcott Heights activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
United States Treasury
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Westcott Heights
Liverpool
Compensation Case Against Wakefield Denied in Court
LAWRENCE A. WAKEFIELD 69 of Calesse denied a charge under the State Workmen's Compensation law when arraigned before Judge Bam erick in Police Court. He was released on 500 bail until April 9. Wakefield was arrested yesterday on a warrant for failing to secure insurance for a painter, Lester Dyer, who died on April 25 1947. The NY State Compensation Board awarded 12892.29 to Dyer's widow, Florence Dyer. The charge is a misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Wakefield
Calesse
William WH. Bamerick
Wakefield
Harold Kelly
Benjamin Roberts
Edward J. Downes
Lester Dyer
Jan Dyer
New York State Compensation Board
Policeman Thwarts GI's Bid for Freedom
Pvt Charles G. Mitchell of Waterloo, 21, escaped through a courtroom bull pen at police headquarters but was captured by Patrolman Louis Snow after a chase to a window. Mitchell, from Camp Kilmer, was being transported for questioning when the attempt occurred. he is now under heavy guard while MPs secure him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Mitchell
Waterloo
Mitchell
Camp Kilmer
N. J
John Maloney
Louis Snow
Tendant
Snow
M.P. Sets
Charles Brecht
Paul Hayslett
Officers Elected at Soil Conservation Meeting
In a three day session the Soil Conservation district directors elected Harold Craig chairman Silas Stim son vice chairman and Russell Young secretary and treasurer at Hotel Onondaga Hugh Chamberlain presiding A joint meeting of county agents and SCS technicians was planned with Prof Hugh Wilson leading an extension conservationist panel A demonstration on time saving devices was set for this afternoon and a five director panel would answer questions The Soil Conservation Society of America and New York State Chapter plan an annual meeting tonight at Hotel Onondaga with education program discussions scheduled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation District
Hotel Onondaga
Harold Craig
Oneida County
Silas Stimson
Tioga County
Russell Young
Chautauqua County
Hugh Chamberlain
Caneadea
Soil Conservation Service
Hugh Wilson
Cornell University
Soil Conservation Society of America
New York State
Psychiatrists to Test Accused Man in Property Destruction Case
METRO J PLISKO 44 of Liverpool indicted on a felony charge of destruction of property. Judge Leo Breed ordered psychiatric examinations by both defense and prosecution experts after cross motions. Pisko allegedly entered the home of his estranged wife Ruth Flisko in January and caused about 33000 in damage. Dr Arthur N Fleiss will examine today on request of ADA Dan J Kelly. Tomorrow Dr Robert Seidenberg will examine per defense counsel John Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro J. Plisko
Liverpool
Leo W. Breed
Pike
Cold Springs
Ruth Flisko
Arthur N. Fleiss
Dan J. Kelly
Pisko
Robert Seidenberg
John EL Shaffer
Teacher Granted $2,000 for Injuries
MISS LORNA Marie Richards a school teacher was awarded $2000 in a Supreme Court verdict for injuries from an automobile accident on December 15 1947. She was hospitalized three days after her car was struck by another in Glencoverd. Earl Walker drove the second vehicle owned by Syracuse Cigarette Service Inc. Leon Richards father and owner of the car received $509.31 for vehicle damages. Donald M Mawhinney represented Miss Richards.
Jewish War Veterans appoint Costello to all star show committee
Morris Swarty commander of Onondaga Post 131 announces Mayor Frank J. Costello joins the honorary committee for the NY Jewish War Veterans all star show at Madison Square Garden New York City on May 12. The show aims to raise funds for rehabilitation work for hospitalized veterans. Jacob Spiro, show committee chairman, appointed Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Swarty
Onondaga Post
Frank J. Costello
New York
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Warty
Jacobise Spiro
Cosiello
Churchill Photo Sale To Aid Church Fund
Twelve autographed pictures of Winston Churchill will be auctioned by mail through WSYR to raise funds for the rebuilding of Pompey Presbyterian Church destroyed by fire in 1946. Bids go to Harry C. Durston in care of WSYR Syracuse 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Pompey Presbyterian Church
WSYR
Harry C. Durston
Syracuse 2
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Goodyear Burlin‘game School
H. R. Ekins
Joshua Lodge
Wright of
Pythias
S P.M
E. Genesee St
Fairmount
Ludwig Grube
Solvay
FairmountUnion Church
Texas Way
Georgia Brown Minstrels
Fairmount School
FBI
Kirby A. Wosburgh
The
James Strest ‘Methodist Men's Club
Wiliam Smith
Hobart Coldeses
Alan W. Brown
Brown
University Club
Dunbar American, Legion and Auxiliary of
Post 1642
Dunbar Center
Leo R. Murphy
Bethany Baptist Church
Bethany Baptist Choir
Delta
Stracuse
Stracuse Welding Socisty
L. & W. Partir
Beauty Counselors
Fracuse
Stracuse Landscape Association Meiting
Funcheon
Gegetaska Cuy
Hotel Syracuse
Soil Conservation Conference
Onendazs
Bell Aircraft
Lyman
Congress
Truman H. Preston
William H.bamerick
Paul R. Shanahan
Soil Meeting
Jewish Show Group
Costello
Churchill
Cee
Fransfort Distillers Corp
N.Y
Okag
Mortgage Loen
Tess
Hogan's
Churchell Coal CO
Tuttle Sales
S. Salina St
Girl of
Yours
Schieder
N. Salina St
First Trust
Warren
Washington
W. Saline
Colvin
First Trust Deposit Company
Premarer Efedera, Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cor. Jefferson and Montcomers Sts
Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church of
Columbus
Ohio
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