Syracuse to Buffalo oil pipeline to be built
Socony-Vacuum officials announce a six inch pipeline from Buffalo to Syracuse about 165 miles, following Lake Ontario shore to links with Atlas Refinery and storage tanks in Rochester Batavia and Weedsport. Construction to begin summer and finish by early fall with a $700000 to $1000000 cost.
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Syracuse
New York
Buffalo
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
Onondaga Lake
Sun, Oil Company
State
Fair Boulevard
Atlas
Socony-Vacuum Company
Rochester
Batavia
Weedsport
Oil Company
Scaffold Fall Injures Painter At Courthouse Chambers
Emmett McCabe, 51, of 412 Avery Avenue, fell from scaffolding while painting the ceiling of Judge Burton B. Parson's chambers on the courthouse’s second floor. He was treated with stitches for a cut eyelid at the scene and taken by ambulance to St Joseph's Hospital for X rays. Police say he lost his balance.
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Burton B. Parson
Emmett McCabe
Avery Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Court House
Charles Busse
Richard Haley
McCabe
Know Your Money Display Extends to Syracuse Bank
The Know Your Money campaign by the U S Treasury extends to the Syracuse Savings Bank lobby with a traveling display of genuine bills and counterfeits in denominations from 31 to 3200. Treasury agents and Secret Service personnel are training bank tellers and cashiers to educate the public on recognizing counterfeit currency by size and color discrepancies.
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United States Treasury Department
Syracuse Savings Bank
Secret Service
Syracuse
Penitentiary 30 Day Sentence For Shirvanian
Michael Shirvanian of 74 Montgomery Street received 30 days in the penitentiary for violation of Section 1747. Harry Slive of 808 Thmond Street pleaded guilty to the same charge and was released on $500 bail. sentencing set for May 21.
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Michael Shirvanian
Montgomery Street
Harry Slive
Thmond Street
Blumberg Recovering After Foot Injury at Crouse-Hive Hospital
Blumberg of 611 Universly Avenue is reported recovering at Crouse-Irving Hospital from a foot injury when a heavy object dropped on it. He will need several days of hospital care, according to hospital authorities.
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Dlumberg
Blumberg
Crouse-lrving
Excellent rating for Syracuse University ROTC after inspection
Syracuse University ROTC gained an excellent rating from Army inspectors Maj. Charles P. Cullen and Maj. Arthur L. Lavery after reviewing equipment facilities and the cadets on campus. Chancellor William P. Graham and Col. A B Kaempfer welcomed the officers at Slocum Hall while students gathered for the ceremony and military review.
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United States Army
Charles P. Cullen
Infantry
Utica
Arthur L. Lavery
Coast Artillery
Buffalo
William P. Graham
Second Corps
Slocum Hall
A.B. Kaempfer
Graham
ARMY
T. C
Syracuse University
Thranby
Col. A. B
Corps
The
O. T.C
Two Workmen Hurt After Ladder Collapse at Holzworth Home
Frank Mahl foreman 31S Berwick Road South suffered skull and pelvic injuries plus facial lacerations. Verette 35 of Eldorado Street sustained fractures of the left wrist and nose and injuries to multiple sites. Both fell 30 feet when the extension ladder slipped as they worked near a third story window at 818 Ostrom Avenue and were taken to University Hospital.
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Raymond Holzworth
Ostrom Avenue
Sterday
University Hospital
Frank Mahl
Berwick Road South
Verette
Mahl
Solinski
Trial of Ketcham in Hit Run Death Delayed
John C. Ketcham's trial on leaving the scene of an auto death was postponed to Monday. Richard Hickey, 58, of Onondaga Hill, was struck near a barber shop. Deputies linked the crime to Ketcham by a broken car door handle found on his clothing. Assistant District Attorney Frank DelVecchio leads the case.
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Ketcham
John C. Ketcham
Richard Hickey
Onondaga Hill
Richard P. Byrne
Hickey
Oro
Kckely
Frank DelVecchio
Knife Wielders Sentenced to Penitentiary After Fight
Two men pleaded guilty in Police Court to disorderly conduct after a May 1 street fight at East Adams and South Townsend Streets. James M. Moody 52 of SUB South McBride Street received a five year term, while William Lynn 42 of the same address drew three months.
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George Webster
East Adams
South Townsend
James M. Moody
South McBride Street
Williamn Lynn
Fire alarms follow baking mishap at Century Drive home
A small kitchen fire at 321 Century Drive in Geddes started by forgotten biscuits burning in an oven. Firefighters from Solvay responded, extinguishing the smoldering mess with only the biscuits damaged and the dwelling spared.
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Century Drive
Geddes
Dorothy Thompson Saluted As The Girl From Syracuse
A Syracuse University alumna, Dorothy Thompson, is lauded as The Girl From Syracuse in the Evening Post. The feature by Jack Alexander traces her rise from a Methodist parsonage to world affairs, including an expulsion order from Germany and her life with Sinclair Lewis.
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Dorothy” Thompson
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Evening Post
Jack Alexander
St. Louis
New York
Hall
Dorothy Thompson
Hitler
Germany
Hospital reports toe amputation for injured worker
Walter Pousen a Halcomb Steel employee on Fair Boulevard sustained a crush injury after a mould fell on his right foot. Surgeons at University Hospital amputated the fourth toe and he was later discharged from the hospital.
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University Hospital
Walter Pousen
Richmond
Halcomb Steel Company
Fair Boulevard
Ministers' Association ends season with 81 members
Syracuse Ministers Association held its final meeting with 60 to 70 ministers and wives attending. Rev W Scott Tompkins reported St. Marys membership at 81. New officers were named: William H Smith president, John R Woodcock vice president, Frederick C Eberman secretary, W W Clark treasurer. Melville Clark was principal speaker and others shared brief ministry experiences.
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W. Scott Tompkins
Brown Memorial “Methodist Church
Syracuse
Association
Crumlins
William H. Smith
First Reformed Church
John R. Woodcock
East Genesee
W W. Clark
First Baptist Church
Tompkins
S. Burman Long
Geddes
Congregational Church
Wilson G. Cole
University Methodist Church
Melville Clark
Tompkins, Jr. Long
Calvin M. Thompson, Jr
H. H. Downey
W.W. Clark
John RB. Woodcock
W. T. Smith
S Burman Long
City Paving Program Expanded with New Bid Calls
The city plans to expand its paving program with open bids on Monday for repairs. Projects include Bellevue Avenue McLennan Avenues Salt Springs Road Seymour Street South Crouse Avenue and University Place.
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Boulevard
Firebug Sought in Four Plots of Recent Fires
Marshal Wilkes said police believe a pyromaniac caused four fires in recent weeks. The fires threatened three lives and damaged a building at Bellevue Avenue and Arthur Street, damaged a junk yard on South McBride Street, and included two failed attempts with burned newspapers found stuffed in partitions.
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Poli
Gra
Wilkes
Believue “Avenue
Arthur Street
Blind Beagle Saved From Pond Near Bear and Van Rensselaer
An aged and blind beagle hound was rescued from a pond near Bear and Van Rensselaer Streets by Stanley Jemiola an SPCA attendant. A passerby alerted rescuers and Jemola waded into the pond to pull the dog out and take it to the SPCA after failing to locate its owner.
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Bear and
van Rensselaer Streets
Stanley Jemiola
S.P.C.A
Jemola
P.C.A
Unclear Fragments Hint At Sports or Division Matchups
Fragmentary OCR text suggests teams and divisions but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent summary. No verifiable facts present for a proper card.
Missing pair detained after teletyped broadcast across states
A disrupted report states V 514 Cedar Steel 45 and 104 Woodbine Avenue were reported missing on May 10. The teletyped broadcast led to their detention, according to city police, with Mary Wads reportedly involved and officials noting a nationwide search resulting in the men being held.
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Cedar Steel
Woodbine
Mary
Olice
Namie
Five People Bitten by Dogs Under Observation
Police ordered dog owners to keep animals under observation for 10 days after five people were bitten overnight. Victims include Irene Van Valkenburgh 5 of 919 South State Street Florence Tisdell 13 of 422 Bear Street Mrs J He Donnelly 1022 Bellevue Avenue Shirley Rodrigues 3 of 325 Elms Street and Cree Wagner of East Syracuse.
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Sily
Irene van Valkenburgh
State Street
Florence Tisdell
Bear Street
J. He .Donnelly
Bellevue Avenue
Shirley Rodrigues
Elms Street
Cree Wagner
Syracuse
Driver Fined for Damaging Building on Butternut Street
Ralph Pace, 23, of 405 Ash Street, struck a curb and veered into a building at 612 Butternut Street early this morning, damaging the front and shattering windows. Pace’s car was wrecked. he escaped injury. Patrolmen Frank Corbett and Jose Mack cited reckless driving.
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Buticrnut Street
Ralph Pace
Ash Street
Frank Corbett
Jose Mack
Pace
Butternut Stree
Motorist Fined Ten and License Suspended in Court
Ollo Gaudio of 4618 Worth State Street pleaded guilty before Judge Harry T. Farmer in Traffic Court this morning. He was fined $10 and received a 30 day license suspension after an accident on May 2 in the 1900 block of South Avenue that injured two persons.
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Ollo Gaudio
Harry T. Farmer
Trafic
Gaudio
South Avenue i
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Oxdaga Wallpaper & Paint. Co., Inc
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Marmela
Syracuse-Buffalo
Socony
Shortcake
Sinclair
Lewis
Miss Thompson
Ministers’ Association
Britain
Churchill
Colorado
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