Day's County Crash Injures Thirteen
Thirteen people were injured in auto accidents across Day's County late yesterday. Eight were hospitalized. Eugene Shields, 6, of 251 N Midway, in serious condition after being struck at James St and N Midleray by a car driven by Ambrose Tighe of 4393 Main St North Syracuse. Tighe cited for driving without an operator's license. Eight-year-old Robert Halsey of 204 Comatock Ave admitted with possible internal injuries after being struck by John Rufo of 121 Lynwood Ave at Walnut and E Adams St. condition listed as good. Three pedestrians hit while crossing at E Fayette St and S Townsend St. Orin Jackson, Rashelle Baker Jr., and Jesse Burlon taken to hospital. Jackson in serious condition with multiple leg fractures. Baker treated and released for hip and shoulder injuries. Burlon listed with facial and leg injuries. Dr Frank Amonto injured when his vehicle was struck near S Salina St by Louis Benehina. Benehina cited for red light violation. Seventy-year-old Seveluen and Mrs. Helen Wells injured in separate collisions. Fidler cited for failure to control.
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Onondaga General Hospital
John M. Rufo
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James Driscoll
Rafe
Anthony Fonach
E. Fayette St
E. Fayette
Townsend Sts
Orin Jackson
Madison St
Rashelle Baker, Jr
S. Townsend St
Jesse Burlon
Z. Washington St
Cronse-Irving Hospital
Jackson
Burton
Baker
Fonach
Frank Amodto
Furman St
Louis Benehina
Ilelé Ay
S. Salina St
Benehina
Aljowlors
Desent Seveluen
Cathe Tring
Helen Wells
Catherine St
al Hawley
N. McBride
Dacc Fidler
Constantin
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Fidler
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Marathon Central School
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Charles Av. Solvay
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Solvay
Civil Committee of Armed Forces Week
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Graham Ls Yates
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S. State St
University Hospital
Margaret Obrien
Seyler
America’s Associates to Hear Jesuit Speak on Cold War
Members of America's Associates of Syracuse mark the group's first anniversary with a noon gathering in the Hiawatha Room of the Hotel Onondaga. Rev. Edward S. Conway, S. J. will speak on "The Red Spots in the Cold War" with a head table including Le Moyne president Very Rev. William F. Schlaerth, S. J. and other local leaders.
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Hiawatha
Onondaga
Edward S$. Conway
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Willisin Iq. Sehlaerth
LeMoyhe University
Robert F. Grewen
Christ the King
H. Paul Nelfigan
Stewart F. Hancock
Donald Carr
Associates
Coty
Rhea Eckel
Harlin B. Cotr
Carl J. Steigerwald
Maurice Powers
Gifeld Anglin
Mary Kate Eckel
Iss Catherine Mns Leeson
Atlin
Miss Eckel
Powers
Marathon Pupils On Library Tour Bus Crash Injures Several
A Marathon Central School bus carrying 27 to 31 pupils touring a library crashed after a driver failed to control the vehicle. Several students and adults received injuries including contusions and back injuries. Police and deputy sheriffs investigated with injuries treated at University Hospital.
Government Seeks Food Specialists in Naval Supply Depot Posts
John Ashe, local Civil Service secretary, announced vacancies for food specialists at the U S Naval Supply Depot Baxante New Jersey. Salary 7600 dollars yearly, duty at Baxante depot. Applications must be received by Thursday at the Ashe Federal Building window.
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Speed Urged In City Deals By League of Women Voters
Mrs. George Alakeci representing the League of Women Voters urged the city to speed condensation and land acquisition procedures to cut interest costs. She said some proceedings dragged up to ten years with interest reaching forty three thousand dollars in one case. The committee listed officials and members including Mrs Walter J Fox and Mrs Carl Bye among others.
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WHR
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Ieague
Carl Bye
Toy. Smith
Gwynne Slectlon
Mardy Shirley
iRobert Dickinson
Parade Highlights Tanks Planes In Armed Forces Day Display
National Defense Week peak parade moved through Syracuse on Armed Forces Day led by retired Gen Ralph Fate as grand marshal. The 138th Fighter Squadron flew four pew jet planes, 108th Infantry showcased tanks, with divisions led by Lt Col Montgomery and Lt Col Billings. The event concluded at Billings Park with Lt Col Harvey S. Smith as executive officer.
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USA
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Ochera
Col
Morell Brewster
Army Air Force Reserve
George Slocum
Navy
Leslie Parnell
Marine Corps
Clinton St
Ende Blvd
W. Irving J. Davis
Onondaga County Veterans Council
Tne Defense Committee
Joseph Montgomery
U.S. Air Force
Howard J. Billings
National Guard
Washington Flatt
Billings Park
Harvey S. Smith
Paul Steinberg
Fish Asserts Appeasement Breeds War
Former Rep Armilton Vist of Garnzon told the Rotary Club for Syracuse at Hotel Onondaga that appeasing Russia guarantees conflict. He called for a strong anti Communist program and warned dismantling German industry risks driving Germans to communism. He urged naval force, free nations union in Europe, and independence for Russian minorities in case of war.
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Architecture Students Win Prominent School Awards
Nine outstanding students were honored at Syracuse University School of Architecture’s annual dinner at the Gnondega Country Club in Hobert. Medalists included Lach imont’s R. Fitzgerald for the AIA medal, Donald L. Schoell of North Tonawanda, Robert E. Juvehti Jr. of Dunkirk, and Robert R. Mapewski of Buffalo for excellence. Robert J. Fived of Hackensack earned the New York Society of Architects medal and Henry Adams scholarship, with Raymond Fine of Brockton and Charles Rothery of Flushing cited for Alpha Chi Rho and Sigma Upsilon Alpha medals respectively. Edwin R. Shackleton of Poughkeepsie won the Luther Gifford prize for outstanding senior design. Paul Schweiker of Illinois, a noted modern design advocate, gave the guest speech.
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Dunkirk
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Buffalo
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Hancocok
Henry Adams
ATA
Raymond Fine
Brockton
Mess
Alpha Chi Rtn
Ship 45
Charles Rothery
Flushing
Sigma Upsilon Alpha
Edwin R. Shackleton
Poughkeepsie
Luther Gifford
Paul Schweiker
Ilinois
Field Days Plans Discussed by Societa Linguaglossesa
A meeting of the Societa Linguaglossesa will cover plans for Field Days July 4 to July 40 at the Regional Market. Attendees include Mayor Thomas J. Carcoran Judges Tru man KE Preston and William H. Joseph J. Plotratesa Amhany Smith Collin Armstrong John Xicohles Mario Rossi Jonny DeAugustine and Frank Stognitla as president with Mic Carell leading military affairs.
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Realausyrant
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Mic Carell
Frank, Degoslino
Gun Cleaner Shot Wounds Man. Critical Condition
A man was severely wounded by a gunfire while cleaning a pistol at a residence. Detective Fitzgibbons says the weapon discharged accidentally while Burke was seated on a bed, causing a fatal shot to strike a bystander hidden in the hallway. The victim died at the scene.
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University Hospital
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Valercinge Bie
Not Guilty Pleas Made in Robberies
Not guilty pleas were entered on burglary charges in district court today for Paul Bresnahan and Edwin Lari viere. They were ordered held to await trial on $500 bond. James Chase pleaded not guilty and was remanded to confinement awaiting further action. Police tie the trio to a burglary at a local cream shop on Marth 20 and an earlier safe-cracking attempt.
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Paul T. Bresnahan
Granger
Edwin EB. Lariviere
Seymour A
James W. Chase
West St
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Chace
Bresnahan
Bina Ruabon
Onondaga St
Fourth complaint filed against Nori Side restaurant
A fourth customer raised a complaint about a Syracuse area eatery after a syrup served on pancakes reportedly contained a substance that can turn the body blue in large amounts. At Syracuse University College of Medicine rats were fed syrup for study. one rat died within 35 minutes.
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Nori
Department of Pharmacology
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Paul Av. Boy Wins Legion Essay Contest in Onondaga County
Onondaga County American Legion announces 25 year old Paul Av. Boy of 14 Paul Ave winner in the religion essay contest for Religious Dedication Week April 16 to 23. He will visit Washington to meet Rep. RF Walter Riehlman and Senators Ives and Lehman after receiving an all expenses trip.
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of Legion
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American Legions
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Helen Kanaley
Ceandell Melvin
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Walter Riehlman
U. S
Irving M Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
Mander
Onondaga County American Legion
Dorsey
G E Opens Electronics Park With Public Open House
General Electric held an open house at Electronics Park inviting the public and employees. The morning program featured tours of production lines in the receiver division and live demonstrations of television components. Visitors viewed glass production, an oscilloscope, and a two way radio, while officials including Mayor Valentine Ay neid of Liverpool attended.
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Todiy
Vistors
Film Brings Jail Term In Decent Motion Pictures Case
Joseph Laing, 38, of 6058 McBade Street, is in Jamesville Penitentiary serving a three month sentence after pleading guilty to showing indecent motion pictures at the Roman Athletic Club, 414 Pearl Street, on April 28. Judge William H. Bamerick sentenced him in Police Court yesterday. Andrew M. Bosca, 35, of Wise Milton Avenue, Soluny, received 30 days on a similar charge. Thirty-eight others arrested as material witnesses were discharged.
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McBade St
Jamesville
Walliam H. Bamerick
Roman Athletic Club
Pearl St
Andrew M. Bosca
Wise Milton Av
Soluny
Sadler Will Is Filed For Probate In Syracuse
Miss Netti M Sadler of 503 Allen St Syracuse University inherits the bulk of the estate of former Surrogate John V Sadler who died May 11. The will leaves $1500 legacies to two relatives and directs income to Miss Sadler with remaining balance to the university. Other heirs include Charles W Michell and Lois D Silverman. Theodore P Gould will receive proceeds of a $10000 life policy and Frank Gravell is to receive $3000 as longtime chauffeur.
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Syracuse University
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Sadler
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Otsego County
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Civile Falls
Aslepsan
Theodore P. Gould
New York
Frank Gravell
Youngs Orchestra to Play Jazz Concert in Syracuse Tonight
Lester Young leads a five piece jazz group in Syracuse at Lincoln Auditorium for sparrow night with Sarah Vaughan headlining. The show runs two and a half hours and includes Arliss Jonat managers John A. Ureivel and Marian Arderann, who send congratulations to Vaughan on her recording of The Lords Prayer.
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Sarah Vaughan
Stockholders Face Hotel Syracuse Purchase Bid
Stockholders of Syracuse based corporation received a circular from Ernest Henderson of Sheraton Corp of America. He warned Sheraton interests seek to buy stock to influence ownership and management of Hotel Syracuse, urging holders to decide individually whether to sell amid open market purchases. Henderson noted no formal offer had been made, but Sheraton reportedly owned a significant block of shares and planned an aggressive campaign.
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Svovik
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Fay
Wim
New Housing Zone Mapped Sparks City Zoning Change
The City Planning Commission approved creating a new zoning area allowing multistory apartments near James Lodl and Willow streets. A 356 apartment building would be possible under Residential 8 after setback requirements raise costs. owner Mrs. Lucile B. Spelling discussed the project and its financing.
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Common Council
James, Lodl and
Willow Sls
Jana
Lucile B. Spelling
Tid James
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