Earl Wilson Delivers Noon Rotary Talk On Tour Plans
Earl Wilson, syndicated columnist known as the "Man of the Hour After Midnight," spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in the Hotel. He arrived at Hancock Field at 10:17 a.m after two hours of sleep, discussed his Moscow Yalta trip plans, and teased a public wedding reference while weighing who has the best wife in journalism. His wife Rosemary accompanied him as BW, with BW meaning bourbon and water. The Wilsons planned future travel to Russia and New York, ending with a visit to the Gay White Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Emerson
Earl Wilson
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Rotary Club
Onondaga
Russia
Ekberg
Jayne Mansfield
Kelly
Prince Rainier
Mont
Wilson
Jayne
Soviets
Union Wilson
Earle C
Ducky” Drake
Rotary
Gene
Syracuse
Lee
Harold
Welch
Moscow
Yalta
Rosemary
New York
Amlaj
Betty Welch
Earl
Wilsos
Professor Holmberg Vanished A Year Ago With No Trace
A year after Dr. C Vernon Holmberg disappeared from Jamesville his car was found near S Crouse Ave. Deputies report no verified sightings despite leads in Detroit Buenos Aires and New York. Holmberg a forestry professor at State University College of Forestry is described as six two and about 158 pounds with blond hair blue eyes and glasses.
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Crouse Ave
C. Vernon Holmerg
Ransom, Rd
James Iville
State University College of Forestry
Holmberg
U. S
South America
Justin B. King
Dr. Holmbers
Ches
Federal
Bureau of Investigation
Halmberg
Jamesville
Forestry College
Dr. Holmberg
Buenos Aires
Argentina
King
Shitalye
S. Crouse Ave
Sand
Official Defends Closing of Sampson Air Force Base
Washington undersecretary James H. Douglas defended closing Sampson Air Force Base before the House Armed Services Committee. He argued Sampson does not fit long term plans for basic training, with Lackland Texas handling 21,000 and Parks California limited, while Sampson serves only basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Washington
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Sampson Air Force Base
Douglas
Air Forces
Donald A. Quarles
Senate
W. Sterling Cole
Bath
Sampeon
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Parks Air Force
California
Jand
Tuutl
Samp Son
Clase Sampson
Parks
Mane
Lackland
Sarhpson
Dennis Flynn Quits Force Resigns Under Police Chief's Rejection
Acting detective Dennis Flynn resigned, accepted by Police Chief Harold F. Kelly. The resignation had been on file since May 4. Kelly said Flynn spoke of returning to work but did not report today. Flynn joined the force on October 1, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Flynn
Harold F. Kelly
Flynn
Kelly
Torce
Dark Alley Knifing Said To Best Pal
Billy Sims of Hotel Howard and Samuel McBride of 913 E Washington St were involved in a vicious alleyway assault. Police say Sims slashed his friend with a butcher knife, McBride receiving 15 stitches at Memorial Hospital. Sims pleaded not guilty to third degree assault in police court and was released on $1,500 bail with a May 24 appearance.
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Billy Sims
Hotel Howard
Samuel L. MciBride
Washington] St
Sims
Sung
McBride
S. State St
AG Memorial Hospital
Sins
Manuel Leone
Harold Boyle
Joan Litcher
Robert Kline
Engineers' Group Plans 10th Anniversary Luncheon
The New York Beta chapter of Tau Beta Pi will mark its 10th anniversary with a luncheon tomorrow at DeWolfs. Guided tours of Syracuse University's new engineering facilities follow, with Dr. W R G Baker of General Electric among those to be initiated along with Stanford Goldman Hamnett Munger Carson Buck Bert Norem Kin Tong and Yi Yu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theew York
Tax Beta Pi
National Engineering Society
Omarrow
Deumlins
Syracuse University
W. R. G. Baker
General Electric Co
Electronics Park
Stanford Goldman
Hamnett Munger
Carson P. Buck
Bert H. Norem
Kin Nee Tong
Yi-Yuan Yu
Miss Jean McCoy Joins State Attorney General Staff
Miss Jean McCoy a 25 year old from Onondaga County was sworn in Albany to join the state attorney general staff for a special study of New York City municipal problems She is a Syracuse University law graduate who previously worked in the comptroller's office and served in the Children's Court handling non support and child negligence cases Native of Norristown Pa she has lived in Syracuse about 18 years and lists Court St address in her vitae
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Jean McCoy
Court St
Onondaga County
Children's Court
Albany
New York City
Central High School
Ton
Syracuse University
Shere
New York
U_ College of Law
State Compsand
Comptroller's Oatroller’s
Norristown
Miss McCoy
Syra
Kenneth McCoy
Cause
Court St. Addr
Onondaga Couity Children’s Court
Morans
Miss McGoy
Polio Vaccine Expanded for Pregnant Women and Teens
The state expands immunization to include persons aged 15 to 19 and pregnant women, with a shift to 60 percent vaccine through public channels and 40 percent via commercial firms. Doctors urged to vaccinate under 15 first, then eligible teens and pregnant women, ahead of the Syracuse area polio season peak.
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A. C. Silverman
Silvermen
Jim
Silverman
Albany
Herman Hilleboe
Halleboe
Ieee
Motions Denied in Syracuse Liquor Violations
Federal Judge Stephen W. Brennan denied motions to dismiss whiskey related charges against two Syracuse tavern owners Amhony Priolette and Daniel Hecmovic. The indictments allege liquor violations tied to serving whiskey. eight other proprietors were indicted last June. Brennan dismissed 37 of 54 counts against the defendants in this IRS Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Stephen W. Brennan
Utica
Restaurateurs
Amhony Priolette
Daniel Hecmovic
Brennan
Lyune
Irobacca Tax Division
300 Foremen At Saturday Parley Here
Gorgon K. Jarignson of Kansas City, president of the National Management Association, will greet more than 300 foremen and supervisors from Upstate New York industries at the third biennial regional management conference in Hotel Syracuse. Parkinson, TWA flight planning supervisor, will speak at a dinner closing the conference. Keynoting the opening session will be State Commerce Commissioner Edward T. Dickinson as Nicholas Russo of Carrier greets guests. A special ladies program runs alongside with reservations from multiple New York areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgon K. Jarignson
Kansas City
Kas
National Management Association
New York
Syracuse
Parkinson
Syracuse Management Club
Manufreducers Association of
Trans World Airlines
Pam
Commerce—Commis Sioner
Edward T. Dickinson
Nicholas Russo
Carrier
Management Club
Joan| Hart
New York City
Continental Can
Retail Gas Prices Upped One Cent
A wholesale price rise pushed local gas stations to raise retail prices by one cent. Esso Standard Oil increased dealer prices by an average of 6 a gallon in New York and New England, following Socony Mobil’s move. In Syracuse the regular gas price ranged from 26.9 to 29.5 cents with peak prices two cents higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso Standard Oil Co
Severvstate
New York
New England
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Syracuse
Highfest
McCurn Slated As 8 U Trustee for Syracuse University Board
Judge Francis D. McCurn named to the Syracuse University Board of Trustees along with Morse Jeli Plain of Philadelphia. Nominations seen as effectively securing their election, pending confirmation by the Alumni Association at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. McCurn
Syracuse University
Tune
McCurn
Morse Jeli Plain
Philadelphia Business
Indian Law Said Broken Onondaga Eviction Notice
Thirteen Onondaga Indians seek removal of Elizabeth Gabriele from the Onondaga Reservation alleging violation of tribal law. County Court summons Mrs. Gabriele to appear before Judge Leo Breed as District Attorney Arthur Wilson cites that nonmembers cannot reside on the reservation. Chief Sanford Shenandoah confirms an eviction notice has been served. Gabriele was once married to an Onondaga, later divorced, with a Mohawk husband who died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Elizabeth Gavelel
Leo W. Breed
Wilson
Sanford Shenandoah
Gabriel
D.A
Gabriele
Fragmented OCR Crime Court Docket With Names and Addresses
A readible fragment lists numerous personal names and addresses alongside scattered figures and notes. It mentions individuals such as Laurence Clancy Barbara A. Callan Michael and Joseph F. Carla, with street addresses like 700 Lancaster Ave and 1838 Bellevue Ave. The text resembles a docket or notices page with speeding fees and license details, though many words are garbled.
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Laurence Clancy
Lancaster Ave
Iapeedan
Maranret Pagbankaig
E. Corin
Ranert Rains
Canton
Jammer
Michael
Whooping Catches Bills Among Young Children
A report notes whooping cough affects many children under two years old, comparable in impact to the combined reach of measles scarlet fever and diphtheria vaccines.
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Pop” Welek
Detroit
C. Vernon Holmberg
Sampson
Von
Ransfer
Tive. Genesee
Dark Alley Knifing
State Attorney General's Staf
Leonard W. Pfeiffer
Children’s Court
Leo J. Yehle
8.U
Onondaga Reservation
Ming Ann Lumber
Piaitaburrin
Belegrines
Dominic Pallading
Belle Tale
Tal Hemon
Smithson
Meadow Re
Hemeh
Gowwingt
Shaw Prat
Joseph F. Carla
Court Bt
Delving
Robert
Sprague
Pennellville
Fanere A Bane
Welgat Ferares
Tyke
Aoteph J
Tiberktt
Gatneld
Schanl Bas
Dolores F. Renney
Harmonie
Hughie P Outcher
Bellevue Ave
Mabel M.rozp
B. Jefferson Bt
Rathaway
Frances H. Buende
Delaware
Donald F Wodarenrte
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Houghton College Students
Syracuse Museum OF Fine Arts
James ST
Netherland
Cleese
Igidaire
S. Salina
Fayelle
Robert Hall
Erie Blyd
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