Two Boys Face Grand Larceny Charges In Series
Richard J. Lyon and Lionel L. Mischaud, both 19 and 20, were charged with first degree grand larceny in police court after admitting thefts of several automobiles, two house burglaries, two robberies, and a purse snatching. They reported a $1,400 car stolen from James Lukas Monday night and waived examination for grand jury.
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Richard J. Lyon
Wiliam H. Bamerick
Harold Flavin
Robert McCarthy
Oneida
Salina St.rary
Flavin
Lyons
Mischaud
Fred G. Arnold
William Metzger
Mary Powlina
Magnolia St
Arnold
Lyncourt Firemen Save Barrett Family From Gas Leak
Lyncourt volunteers responded to a 5 30 am telephone alarm and found Mr and Mrs William P Barrett and their two children nearly overcome by gas. Fireman Stewart Barlow administered first aid. The boy cut his hand trying to break a cellar window. Investigation by Chief Jasper Perrgo traced the leak to a refrigerator.
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Lyncourt
William P. Barrett
Renwick Jr
Kathleen
William
Stewart Barlow
Barrett
Jasper Perrgo
Finger Lakes Group Feted in Skaneateles
The Village of Skaneateles closed schools and library to host the Finger Lakes Association fete. Miss Marjorie Loss greeted 150 civic leaders as a parade of boats toured the lake opposite the Sherwood Inn. Auburn and Naples delegates attended amid distribution of booklets and regional literature nationwide.
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Skaneateles
Finger Lakes Association
Skaneatteles
Marjorie Loss
Sherwood Inn
Auburn
Naples
James’ R. Reed
Bsmiler
Greyhound
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Legion and Ekins Back Mundt Bill
The Mundt anti Communist bill was endorsed by H R Ekins director of the Citizens Foundation and by members of Post 43 American Legion at a Legion meeting. The Legion urged Riehlman Ives and Wagner to vote for the bill after attacks calling it fascist and unconstitutional.
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H. R. Ekins
Citizens Foundation
Post 43
American Legion
Legion Room
George Sheldrick
Onondaga County
Communist Party
The
Legion
R. Walter Riehlman
U.S
Irving Ives
Robert Wagner
Nursing School Plan Open House
Open House for prospective nursing students will be held by the citys four schools of nursing from noon to 4 PM tomorrow. Teas planned at St Josephs and Syracuse General Hospital schools with nursing arts demonstrations at Crouse Irving. Syracuse University School of Nursing hosts 1 to 2 PM demonstration followed by tours of Syracuse Memorial and University Hospitals.
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St Joseph's
Syracuse General Hospital
Crouse- Irving
Fea
Syracuse University School of Nursing
School of Nursing
Syracuse Memorial
University Hospitals
Memorial Hospital
Ridiculous Little Price Sparks Classic Design Buzz
A playful price tag draws attention to a simple, elegant line of items offered with a refined, expensive look. The description emphasizes affordable charm and timeless craftsmanship appealing to shoppers seeking value.
University student sues caretakers over apartment status
Judge Willam F. McClusky heard evidence in a case by Niel Tyerson against Michael and Mrs Seleway to determine if the Seleways were caretakers or tenants of a furnished apartment at T25 Helen. The couple, argued by Louis B. Suartz, claimed tenancy at $60 monthly with meals provided by the landlord who lived upstairs. Mrs Seleway testified meals were sometimes prepared for tenants and that meals depended on the landlord's wishes. The buyers moved in February 1.
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Michael Seleway
T25
Helen
Willam F. McClusky
McClusky
Eviuion
Niel Tyerson
Seleways
Iver
Louis B Suartz
Seleway
Soleway
Riy
Vies Ale
Syon
Iverson
Soleways
Custard Stand Rifled in Monday Night Theft
The theft at Ripley's Custard Stand on West Seneca Street occurred Monday night. Police report show $21.50 in cash and merchandise including cigars cigarets candy and gum stolen. sheriff's office notified.
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Ripley's
W. Seneca
Sheriff's Office
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Ekins
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