Poison deaths of two West End women investigated
Detectives join Coroner H Ernest Galt in probing the poison deaths of Mrs Ida Scobell 29 of 626 Gifford Street and Mrs Gail Sheehan 52 of the same address both dies after convulsions in recent days. Coroner plans chemical analyses to confirm cause.
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William E. Rapp
H. Ernest Galt
West End
Ida Scobell
Gifford Street
Gail Sheehan
Scobell
Assumption Cemetery
Pai
Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital
Three Arrested for Looting Fire Debris in Massena
In Massena on May 11 a Raymondville trio was arraigned in Police Court for petty larceny after authorities found aluminum ware worth about 20 dollars among debris from the Central Building fire. Gerald Gaurin, 29, and two youths, aged 16 and 15, faced charges. Gaurin pleaded guilty and received 90 days in St Lawrence County jail while the others were discharged due to age. A police officer caught them at the rear of the building where six bags of partially filled aluminum ware were recovered. Chief Shattan warned the public to stay away as walls and ceilings could collapse.
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Special Dispatch
Massena
Raymondville
Gerald Gaurin
Gaurin
St Lawrence County
Darwin D. Shattan
Utica Boy 4 Hurt After Fall From Car on State Road
Bridget Alden Bragg, a four year old of Utica, was concussed with severe bruises after falling from a car on the Watertown Carthage State Road near Black River. He rode with his mother in the back seat while his father drove. a rear door suddenly opened and the wind pulled the door.
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Watertown
Thomas
Bridget
Alden B. Bridget
Capron Street
Utica
House of the Good Samaritan
Watertown-Carthage
Black River
Fr Bannon to Speak at Diocesan Breakfast Service
Fr Bannon will address the men of the Holy Society at St Therese Church during the communion breakfast at Drosalin's at 9 o clock. The event features D. Francis Curtin as pastor assisted by Rev John Bayes with ties to diocesan duties and a history of changes in pastoral leadership.
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J. James Pbanden
Catholic Welfare
St ‘Therese Church
Drosalin’s
Welock
D. Francis Curtin
John Bayes
Barmon
John Wd. McCreary
Party Burglar Strike Hits City Homes
A running total shows the thief has taken more than 250 from party guests this week plus 9 250 last night in a spree. In Dibble residence at 110 Kensington Place three purses were rifled during a card game as a window was raised. Dr Inez Howell reported 35 stolen from her purse. Earlier burglaries hit Mrs Mowery 235 Baker Avenue and WA Salisbury 312 Palmer Street during parties. Items stolen include 28 10 and 55 across homes including a bride shower at 218 West Calthrop Avenue and Miss Sue Peters 206 McLennan Street. Three purses at Robert Campbell 332 South Salina Street yielded 26 a gold ring and an English one pound note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Dibble
Kensington Place
Dibbles
Inez E. Howell
Harold Oot
Ernest Mowery
Baker Avenue
WA. Salisbury
Palmer Street
Mowery
Salisbury
W. L. Shirtz
West
Calthrop Avenue
Sue Peters
McLennan Street
Robert Campbell
South
Salina Street
Fire Leaves Waitress and 4 Children Homeless
Mrs. Frank Farley a Preble Hotel waitress and her four children were left homeless when a fire destroyed their one family home at Apulia. The blaze started from a bonfire and also damaged a nearby barn and shed. Firefighters could not stop the spread due to lack of water but neighbors saved furniture and livestock. The fire broke out around 2:50 am at 107 Standart Street and was extinguished by Engine Companies 7 and 16 and Truck 4. Helen Earley 11 was alone in the home when fire alarm notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farley
Preble
Apulia
Farley
Helen Earley
WOLF Radio Dedication Marks Syracuse Station Launch
Civic leaders speak at the noon dedication of Syracuse radio station WOLF. Mayor Rolland B. Marvin, Chamber of Commerce representative, Rev. Dr. Ray Freeman Jenney, Rev. Martin J. Watley, and T. Sherman Marshall attend. An 8 p.m. program features Jimmie Van Heusen with Ralph Harris before a week end visit.
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Syracuse
WOLF
Rolland B. Marvin
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Freeman Jenney
Martin J. Watley
T. Sherman Marshall
Jimmie van Heusen
Ralph Harris
van Heusen
Billy Rose
Monica Pupils Present Dance Revue at Keith's Theater
One hundred Monica Dane Studio pupils perform the annual revue at Keith's Theater at 3 PM on Wednesday. Numbers include The Artist's Studio May Day in Poland Fan Dancers In Japan La Militaire Amour de Printems. Solists include Char lene Millen Dorothy Kraft Jackie Schott Betty Carley Patrica Colins Jane Vadebunuvent Norman Jenins Tared Miller Frances Carly Shirley Titos Joannie Barnett Rose Marie Fido Beverly Kinney EAN Jukehomer Norma Jean Biges Betty Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Dane
Keith's Theater
Poland
Japan
la Militaire
City to Get Plane Tower for Traffic Control
The parks department plans to erect a traffic control tower at the landing field with WPA approval and American Airlines reporting a record day. The effort aims to handle increased passenger traffic, with a notable surge yielding the greatest one-day reach in Syracuse airline history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks” Department
American Airlines
Syracuse
Girl Runaway Held For Father After Danvers Teletype
A teenage girl identified as Marilyn Howard 17 of Boston and later as Ethel Hing was held in the Danvers police headquarters matrons room after Patrolman Edward Pendergast questioned her at New York Central Station. The girl said she ran away Wednesday and was to meet an aunt who did not appear, with her father Albert King notified by teletype that she had left for Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
King
Danvers
Mass
Albert King
Syracuse
Edward Pendergast
New York Central
Marilyn Howard
Boston
Ethel Hing
County to Begin Spring Road Oiling Program
County highway crews start a 20 day spring oiling schedule in the south and east areas. Monday will oil the Jamesville Orville road and Tuesday the Hish Bridge road. Edwards Falls roads are slated for Wednesday and Thursday with Friday through May 20 on the Oran Delphi road, then Kinney Settlement on May 21 and Tully Gatehouse on May 22.
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Jamesville-Orville
Hish Bridge
Edwards Falls
Oran- Delphi
Kinney Settement
Tully Gatehouse
Dunbar Center Fund Receives New $200 Gift
A new $200 contribution to the Dunbar Center fund was announced today by Mrs. Robinson Bosworth Jr, a Syracuse Junior League member. The gift boosts a drive already over $19,000 toward the $20,000 goal, prompted by neighbor Mrs George Trafion of the Inter-Racial Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Center
Robinson Bosworth
Weet High Terrace
Syracuse Junior League
Bosworth
George BR. Trafion
Inter-Racial Committee
Rescue Mission to Hear Former Miner Tucker Speak
A former coal miner and ex-worker who survived a mine explosion will address attendees at the Rescue Mission tonight. He has since become a student, author and preacher sharing his faith and experiences from Pennsylvania coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeal Minen HS
Tucker
Reyear ‘Mission
Alsance
Jesus Christ
Pennsybania
Worl
Court Officers Respond to Garage Noted For Feud
A municipal court team and marshals were dispatched to a local garage after a disturbance was reported. Police secured the scene as officers investigated a dispute involving a state order and a potential writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrannicipal
Peat
Authority orders license enforcement on brewery loans
An authority from Albany arrived in Syracuse yesterday to enforce a law prohibiting loans to restaurant operators intending to open beer dispensing cafes. The Greenway Company faces charges for making such loans. No hearing date set. preliminary proceedings likely in Syracuse. Similar action occurred recently against a Buffalo brewery.
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Itsicense
Eby
Greenway Company
Syracuse
Albany
Buffalo
40 Plus Club Plans Jobless Broadcasts
A series of unemployment broadcasts sponsored by the 40 Plus Clubs of Central New York will air on WSYR at 5:30 PM starting next Wednesday. Prof. H W Peck of Syracuse University discusses Survestions Toward Reducing Unemployment. Subsequent talks feature Prof. Douglas G Haring on Social Effects of Unemployment and Arthur Thomson on The Modern Plague Unemployment. Each talk begins at 5:30 PM and the series concludes in the latter part of June.
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Central
New York
WSYR
H.W. Peck
Syracuse’ University Department of Economics
Peck
Douglas G. Haring
Syracuse University Department of Sociology
Arthur ‘Thomson
Syracuse University
Army Medical Corps Exams Set for July 8 11
The Army Medical Corps announces a July 8 to 11 examination for appointment as first lieutenant in the Regular Army. Open to male medical school graduates in the United States and Canada who have completed one year internship and are under 22 at commissioning. Up to 11 vacancies expected in the fiscal year. Col. R. Venable in the First Military Area issued the notice.
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Wes York State
Givef Weo
Medical Corps
Regular Army
Iddl
RV. Venable
First Military Area
United States
Canada
Department Promotions Snagged by Retirement Issue
Chaotic OCR fragment hints at departmental promotions and retirement issues within a city fire department. Ambiguous wording mentions an open post and amendments to re assignments, with unclear results and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral
Club meeting in Kanatenah district hosts Mothers Day program
Members of the 35th district met at the University Block for a 2:30 P.M. today session. Dr George Boy scheff Mrs Isabelle Trudeau and Mrs Mae Fisher presented the Mothers Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hochenter
Kanatenah
University
George Boyscheff
Isabelle, Trudeau
Mae Fisher
Sheriff Recovers as Elling Reports Improvement
Geneva May 11 Sheriff Walter Elling, long confined to hospital and home after an automobile collision in Canandaigua, visited friends in Geneva yesterday and is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Walter Elling
Canandaigua
Refugees and residents face renewed turmoil in war torn areas
A report notes the plight of war struck refugees and residents in areas torn by strife. The piece emphasizes the need for aid and protection as displacement continues amid ongoing conflict.
Trooper McGrath Assigned to Phoenix Substation
Fulton dispatch reports Trooper Alexander McGrath of Sherrill has been assigned to the state police substation at Phoenix. He succeeds Trooper Warren E. Johnson, now on motorcycle duty at Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Fulton
Alexander McGrath
Sherrill
Phoenix
Warren E. Johnson
Pulaski
Rare Handkerchief Sale Supports Polish Relief Effort
Hand-crocheted handkerchiefs will be sold at EB Woodwards & Son on Wednesday by women of the Polish Relief Committee to aid Polish war refugees and occupation relief. About 200 handkerchiefs with handmade lace are available along with a food sale. proceeds fund Polish White Cross and relief work in Europe.
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Eb, Woodwards& Sonstone
Europe
Red Cross
Nir
Andres Erzembewsii
Felix Munjewski
Walter Lazarski
Blue and Red Forces Rally as Reinforcements Reach Front
Reports say Blue headquarters in a fortified area. Reinforcements arrive steadily as 30 000 Reds and 40 000 Blues push through wooded terrain in Georgia. Yesterday action centered on sniping and Indian fighting with advance units engaging across the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Farmhand 70 Dies in Brush Fire Near Glen Castle
Benjamin Stout a 70 year old farm hand at the Elizabeth Johnson farm near Glen Castle died in a brush fire he started yesterday. Firemen and volunteers fought the blaze that consumed more than 40 acres of timber before it was controlled. Stout’s body was found by Fire Warden Carl Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Benjamin Stout
Stout
Elizabeth Johnson
Glen Castle
Chenango
Carl Hendrickson
Parole Violator Gets Year in Jail
Donald Powers, 31, Newari S. J., sentenced to a year in Onondaga County Penitentiary for probation violation. Powers had been twice placed on probation and was arrested in 1935 on charges related to abandoning his wife and child. County Judge Frank P. Malpass issued the sentence yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Powers
Newari
S. J
Onondaga Conurt
Frank PR
Powers
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