Dog bites cyclist and child in city streets incident
A cyclist on Tremont and Tallman Streets was bitten as he rode by a dog owned by Robert Leahey. Homer Farrington suffered a leg laceration and the dog was confined for 10 days. Patricia Neadow, 6, was bitten on the arm. the owner could not be located.
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Tremont
Tallman Streets
Homer Farrington
Hudson Street
Robert Leahey
Tallman Street
Patricia Neadow
West Division Street
Du Pont House Paint Cuts Gallons and Paint Jobs
Advertises a new Du Pont House Paint claiming savings from using fewer gallons and fewer repaint cycles. Encourages readers to ask their painting contractor to use the product for home exteriors and interiors.
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du Pont House
Shipton Case Presented to Grand Jury in Stock Fraud
Ralph K. Shipton 52 of 1010 Hampshire Road faces grand larceny charges after a May Grand Jury presentation by District Attorney Mawhinney and Deputy Lessen. Testimony included state trooper Wilcox and SEC accountant Puls. investors and customers were named. An injunction blocks Shipton & Co. from further business. arraignment for leaving the scene of an accident was delayed to May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Shipton
Hampshire Road
Donald M. Mawhinney
Irving H. Lessen
Shipon
Donald M. Wilcox
State Police
Buyreau
John Puls
New York
Securities Exchange Commission
Grand
Harry M. Rogers
James Street
Hazel Clos
Erickson Street
Clayton Shay
University Avenue
Jacob Henig
Vernon
Charles A. Garlick
Cleveland
Lee Sings
New Hope
S. Adelle Howell
Geneva
Ralph K. Shipton & Co., Inc
Shipton
Vrressen
Lessen
Teall Avenue
Salina
Hotel Claims Deadline Set
An order directing stockholders of the Onondaga Hotel Corp. to file claims by June 15 was signed by Federal Judge Frederick H. Bryant after the debtor trustee reported objections. The 9,990 shares are held by about 110 persons and claims must be submitted by the date. The motion was supported by First Trust & Deposit Company. no objections were raised by the hotel operators or creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Hotel Corporation
Frederick H. Bryant
H. Loomis Murray
H. Duane Bruce
Hiscock, Cowie, Bruce & Lee
First Trust & Deposit Company
Laurence F. Sovik
Costello, Cooney & Fearon
Onondaga Company
A. V W. Hancock
Estabrook, Estabrook & Harding
Fire Wrecks Oneida Plant at Madison Rag and Metal
A fire at the Madison Rag and Metal Company yard on Warner Street destroyed a 430-foot shed area containing paper and two trucks. Owner Herbert Weisbert puts damage at 45000 dollars. Firefighters worked since 2 AM, using hydrants to prevent spread to adjacent structures.
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Oneida
Madison Rag and Metal Company
Warner Street
Herbert Weisbert
Fie
Simmen
Pleads Not Guilty To Larceny Charge
Robert J. Johnson a 16 year old Onondaga Indian resident pleaded not guilty in Police Court to petty larceny stemming from a complaint by Alved Hobson of 513 East Washington Street. Hobson alleged Johnson took 20 cents two packages of cigarettes and other items from him in a dark alley near East Fayette Street late Saturday night. Johnson denied possessing a gun and said Hobson gave him the items. Judge Homer W. Walsh set the case for May 16.
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Robert J. Johnson
Alved Hobeen
Eas
Washington Street
Bey
East Fayette Street
Hobson
Johnson
Fussell Muthphry
Homer VW. Walsh
Death Benefit Setup Sparks Police Unrest
Police frustration grows among officers with under 18 years service over death and retirement benefits from the Police Fraternal Association. With no new patrolmen in 12 years the group shrinks and assessments rise for active members. Younger members face meager future payouts and some threaten resignation. a recent reorganization names Chief William E. Rapp as president and updates officers. The pension fund remains separate from the association which handles its own claims.
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Poice Fraternal Association
William E. Rapp
Justin McCarthy
George Mosner
Fred Arnold
Anthony Zriebec
Municipal Pension Fund
Kerr Travels by Plane to New York City
Walter B. Herr Jr. a former Syracuse resident and Herald Tribune foreign correspondent departed at 12:52 PM aboard an American Airlines transport headed to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
New York City
Walter B
Bo” Herr, Jr
The
New York Herald Tribune
Syracuse
American Airlines
Youth Builds Locomotive In Carrier Model Series
William Roderick, 19, of 626 Vine Street, completed work on a miniature locomotive the third in a series of transportation models. The foot and a half long, six inch high engine is carved from wood with knives and chisels, has a coal car, and sits on tracks on a cellar ledge in New York. He has also built model airplanes and a six inch scale model sailboat. the locomotive took four months to build.
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New York Central
William Roderick
Vine Street
Time
New York
Central
Roderick
Lanigan Scholarship Trophy Awarded to Harry H Pierce
The Lanigan Scholarship Trophy was awarded to Harry H Pierce by the Society of Holy Piety Church. Rev cfast of the church presented the award at Drumlins.
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Lanigan
Harry H. Pierce
the Shearts
Ehle
Society of Holypi
Tese
Drumlins
Welfare coal supply contract bid details
The department plans a one year contract to supply coal to Welfare Department clients with deliveries on the welfare commissioner's order. Last year 25 000 tons were used in the city and towns. similar usage is expected next year. Bids will be opened on May 20.
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Iit
Dutch Reserve Officer Awaits Call to the Colors
Dutch reserve officer Jan Maarten Van Swany, studying air conditioning at Carrier Corp in Syracuse, says he can be recalled to fight Germany any day. He arrived Sept 2 prior to hostilities and fears becoming a battlefield if neutrality fails. He served in the Dutch army and is a lieutenant in the reserve corps. his family location is 153 Seyeneur Street.
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Jan Maarten van Swany
Carrier Corporation
Germany
Mr van Swaay
Syracuse
Wolland
England
van Swaay
Dutch Anny
Eserse Corps
Hague
Theos
G. J. A. van Sevan
Carter Corporation
Holand
Dutch East Indies
Uoon van Swaay
Massachusetts
Cartier Corporation
van Sevaay
Seyeneur Street
Police raid uncovers dynamite in Gratien home
A 1939 city raid on Gratien’s Wolf Street residence turned up dynamite sticks and percussion caps in a kitchen shelf. Judge Walsh sets an appearance date as Gratien faces charges. A second warrant by Paul Davis ties Gratien to using coin slugs in an automatic coin phonograph at a North State Street restaurant.
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Walsh
Willard A Ballway Reported Critical With Pneumonia
Willard A Ballway a letter carrier of 241 Greenland Drive was reported in critical condition today at St Joseph Hospital. He complained of feeling ill Friday but carried mail that day and Saturday. he became suddenly ill yesterday and aphatic an was summoned and ordered his removal to the hospital.
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Willard A’ Ballway
Willard A. Ballway
Greenland Drive
St. Joseph ‘Hospital
Local births listed for May with multiple families
A scanned notice lists numerous May births to families across several addresses, naming parents such as Mr and Mrs. Stanley E. Root and Mr and Mrs. Carmen DeVere onica, among others. Each entry records a newborn daughter or son with street addresses and dates in May.
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Waller
Schultz Mildred Holden
Ridgewood Cave
Stanley E. Root
Genevieve Boughton
Baldwinsville
Sion
Carmen DeVereonica
Mary Backus
Bae Fayette Stpeet
Ear Smith
Marie Peay
Davis Street
Wiliam Kemp
Sophia Grabosveld
Coolidge Avenue
Winifred “Trompthinh
Grave Pelkey
Igh Ave
Muse
Meg Io
Wiliam Stack
Lillian McWataray
Paul Avenue
Bauro Goern
Preia
Sidney
George Patarene Dow
East Onondaga Street
Mary
Joseph Lagana
Rachael Cerra
South
Sa- Vina Street
Preik Lindy
Berneley Thormes
Baldsine
May Li
Reformed Georgeshomsons Selecting Executive
Fragmentary text indicates a draft list or selection process for an executive group linked to Reformed figures and named individuals including Dr B Wilson and G Cole. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Georgeshomsons
Wilson
G. Cole
Deputy Drives in County Sheriff Race
A local campaign section highlights a deputy running in the county sheriff election. The article notes the candidate's background in law enforcement and outlines key issues and supporters.
Furniture dispute ends in scuffle at warehouse
A repleving order allowed Mrs. Nolan’s representatives to claim furniture from a warehouse. A worker refused to release the items, a scuffle broke out, and police were summoned to the scene. The matter involves Norbert Abend Keene Vinette Wright and legal counsel Keene, Abend, Vinette & Wright for Mrs. Tolen.
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Pandh
Nolan
Norbert
Abend
Abend, Keene, Vinette & Wright
Tolen
Lee Brinkley Denies Charge of Assault
Lee Brinkley, 63, of 331 South Townsend Street, pleaded not guilty to a third degree assault charge in Police Court. He was ordered held on $500 bail for a May appearance. Brinkley was arrested after police said he knocked down and kicked Martin D. Paul, 40, of 832 South Townsend Street. Paul and two witnesses, Elmer D. Paul, 29, and Ralph R. Clancy, 52, were ordered to appear as material witnesses in May.
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Lee Brinkley
South Townsend Street
Brinkley
South Townsend
East Adams
Mar
Tin D. Paul
Townsend Street
Paul
Elmer D. Paul
Ralph R. Clancy
Local Sees Drama As Honor Fades In 1926 Echo
In a fragmented reminiscence a local article recalls Welch and the 1926 era. The piece mentions a Sergeant-at-arms, nested party roles, and a dog named Zonor. Residents reflect on a loved figure, noting how they will miss him dearly.
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Ear ‘Welch
Sewer Link To Be Made In East Syracuse Area
Onondaga County Public Works Commission reports major difficulties in sewer test operations due to large surface water inflow from the East Syracuse area. Officials warn slaughter houses to stop flushing objectionable matter into the sewer. plants indicate cooperation with commission rulings.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
Public Works Commission
Tecumseh Golf Club Burglary Reported
Deputy sheriffs classify the Tecumseh golf course burglary as the work of a small boy. A rear window was broken to gain entry, and Grant Newlove the pro at Tecumseh found the scene. Ice cream stock six golf gloves and two pairs of woolen socks were stolen during the night at Waring Road club.
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Tecumseh
Waring Road
Grant Newlove
Spray can theft report from Pepsi-Cola plant
Robert J. Sweet of the company reported to Detective Edward Dolphin that a spray can valued at 75 was taken from the Pepsi-Cola plant on GIS Hawley Avenue.
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Pepsi-Cola
Gis Hawley Avenue
Edward Dolphin
Robert J. Sweet
Runaway Horse Captured On Warren Street by Helpers
A runaway horse drawn a Byrne Dairy wagon dashed through Warren Street and was halted at Onondaga Street by Milton Friedman and Carl Plage, two dairy company workers, after bystanders at the Hotel Syracuse witnessed the incident. The horse and wagon were later returned to the dairy and the origin of the run appeared to be investigated.
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Byrne Dairy Company
Warren Street
Warten and
Wartsen Street
Milton Friedman
Leon Street
Carl Plage
Welser
Werner
Onondaga Street
Syracuse
Byrne Company
Burns Fatal to Woman in Buffalo Home Blaze
The county coroner's office reports the death of Mrs. Eliza Peck, 76, of Holland, from burns suffered when a kitchen stove in her home ignited her clothing a week earlier. She died last night.
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Buffalo
Eliza Peck
Holland
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