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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1952

Page

12

Death of Frederick T. Sheehan at 75 linked to natural causes

Frederick T. Sheehan, 75, of 121 Eldorado Street, died of natural causes yesterday, not the April 1 beating at Pee the Fred J. LaRock & Co. Liquor Store, where he was a clerk. He was beaten and slugged during the robbery and treated at Crouse-Irving Hospital. Survived by a stepdaughter, two stepsons, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Services set for today at 8 and 9:39 AM at Edward F. Gaynor Funeral Home and St. John Church. burial pending.

Frederick T. Sheehan Eldorado St Fred J. LaRock& Co E. Jefferson St Ronoed Onondaga County Irma Nugent James W. Nugent Syracuse Robert C. Nugent Rome Emma Sheehan James O. Pennock Henry Pendergast Phoenix Edward F Bey Oo

Jobless Insurance Claims Dip in Syracuse as City Area Falls

Unemployment claims rose about 11 percent in New York City and Binghamton, yet declined 23 percent in Syracuse from mid March to mid April, according to Edward Corsi the industrial commissioner who announced the figures today.

New York

Sodality Dance at Hirsh School Tonight With Al Draper

The Sodality of Our Lady of Holy Family at Hirsh School will host a fun dance tonight featuring round and square dancing. Al Draper of Syracuse will act as caller with a committee of mothers of high school students organizing the event.

Energies Sodality of Our Lady of Holy Family Hirsh School al Draper Syracuse

Cash Hunt on in Forest Hill Drive

Harry F. Fox of 224 Forest Hill Drive reported $1,200 in checks and $180 in cash missing after leaving home for work. Patrol records show $50 recovered. Fox suspects loss occurred on Forest Hill Drive near Northelifierd as he notified the bank to cancel the checks.

Thar Hills Forest Hill Harry F. Fox Forest Hill Dr Fox Richard Craumier Northelifierd

Train Sidewipes Car in Solvay

Anthony Tedesco, 37, of 811 Highland St, narrowly escaped serious injury when his car was struck by a westbound New York Central passenger train at Milton Ave and Case St in Solvay. The car was pushed aside after the left rear was hit. Engineer J. McNamara later learned of the incident and said he was unaware the train had contact with a vehicle. Tedesco was treated at St Joseph's Hospital.

Anthony Tedesco Righland St Newbork Central Milton Av Case St Solvay Tedesco Frazer Ce Ng Sommers J. 3. McNamara Newark St Joseph's Hospital

Mrs Compensa 83 Injured in Fall at St Jos Hospital

Mrs Carmel Compensa, 83, of 507 E Washington St, is under treatment at St Jos Hospital for facial injuries after a fall on stairs. Doctors will determine if she suffered a fractured skull. Her son Aurcha lives at 726 S Beech.

Carmel Compensa E. Washington Stv St. Jos Hospital

Miss Lowery Testifies in Check Case

Miss Mary Lowery, 42, formerly of 520 Cadillac St, testifies in Municipal Court in a case brought by Hamilton Fashions Inc against First Trust and Deposit Co and others. The checks totaling $285.26 were cashed in autumn 1950. Lowery, a bookkeeper, allegedly cashed them as secretary treasurer. She was sentenced to four to eight years in the state reformatory.

Mary Lowery Cadillac St Bedford Hills

Woman Visits Mrs Compensa Foot of the Ene

A brief note describes a visitor finding Mrs Compensa at the foot of the ene, with the encounter forming a quiet, local scene in a small community report.

Stroh's Clothing Store Robbed in Night Burglary

Burglars broke the glass with cement at 615 S. Clinton St last night and stole 12 suits valued at 360 and 12 topcoats valued at 12 totaling 540. Acting Detectives Michael Corbett and Harold Oot investigate the Stroh’s Clothing Store robbery.

George Stroh S. Clinton Sr Michael Corbett Harold Oot

Traffic Court JUDGE TRUMAN H. PRESTON Boys and penalties listed

In Onondaga County penalties include 30 days in prison or suspension for driving with no license, fines from 10 to 160 dollars, and speeding charges. Names listed include Ernest F. Kauer Rupert D. Noreault Henry C. Lane Robert D. Noreault Lawrence C. Cowery Adelbert F. Kugore and J Aversa with addresses in Rochester Gloversville and Syracuse.

Truman H. Preston Onondaga County Penitentiary Ernest F. Kauer Shotwell Park Adelbert F. Kugore Gloversville Rupert D. Noreault Henry C. Lane Rochester Sat. Springs J. Aversa Spring St Hard R. van Dusen Sterling Burner Dr. H. Quick Gise Ut al Was Lawrence C. Cowery Palmer Robert D. Noreault Worden

Four Syracuse Residents Nominated for NY Junior Chamber Posts

Four Syracuse residents are named in the 1952-33 New York State Junior Chamber of Commerce race. Robert Ripberger Jr. seeks state vice president with James P. Corcoran as national director. Mrs. James P. Corcoran vies for state treasurer and Mrs. Donald Werner for state secretary. The convention and elections occur in Jamestown this weekend with attendees including Burnett Haylor Jr, James P Corcoran, John Shaner, Albert Halstead, Robert Ripberger Jr, and Malcolm Mackey.

New York State Junior Chamber of Commerce Syracuse Robert Ripberger, Jr James P. Corcoran Syracuse Jaycees Donald Werner Istate

Armstrong Named Towns Chairman for Eisenhower in Onondaga

Fayetteville native Col lin Armstrong president of A. T. Armstrong Insurance Co Syracuse was named towns division chairman of Citizens for Eisenhower in Onondaga County. Don ald S. McChesney announced the appointment urging support for Eisenhower's candidacy.

Fayetteville Collin Armstrong A. T. Armstrong Insurance Co iSyracuse Citizens For Eisenhower Onondaga County Donald S. McChesney Eisenhower Organization Dwight D. Eisenhower Armstrong Box Syracuse 1 New Towns Regional Market Authority Onondaga County Planning Commission Alfred University Syracuse Hotel

Monde to Get Sewer Contract

Antonio Monde will be awarded a 4300 lineal foot extension of the Ley Creek sewer from Town Line Road to Court Street via Swansea Avenue. County Purchasing Agent Robert W. Solinger announced Monde’s bid of $150,306.50 as the lowest of three bids. The project crosses the New York Central tracks and two highways to serve the GM Brown Lipe Chapin plant on Town Line Road.

Ley Creek Town Line Rd Swansea Av Court St Antonio Monde Robert W. Sollinger Monde Sollinger New York Central Brown-Lipe-Chapin General Motors

Bankruptcy Court Herald Journal Wire Utica James L Dickson

Bankruptcy court notices list James L Dickson, a steamfitter, of 12225 Teall Ave, Utica. Proceedings detail filing and creditor actions pending in the district.

Bankruptcy Court Hérald- Journal Wire UTICA James L. Dickson Teallay

Syracuse Faces Bankruptcy With $5072 Debt

In a voluntary U S Court filing today Syracuse reports debts of 5072 and assets of 2400 tied to a house project. The case lists 25 creditors. Ira A. Hamilton of 164 State St Auburn, an unemployed truck driver, filed a separate petition showing 1185 debts and no assets.

Syracuse U. S Ira A. Hamilton State St Auburn

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