Five leaf clover brings Leah Levine luck in Syracuse
A Madison School pupil, Leah Levine, found a rare five leaf clover while near clover patches on her route home. Principal Fred J. Smith received a life membership in Roosevelt Junior High PTA at a Tuesday dinner, as new officers were installed.
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Leah Levine
Madison School
Leah
Fred J. Smith
Roosevelt Junior High School
Parent
Joseph Cordon
J. H. Pilger
Josephine Bardonaro
Frank B. Glasser
Jean Henderson
Thomas Grassman
James Allen
Seo Walnutay
Memorial Day Program Arrangements Set by Syracuse Group
Memorial Association of Syracuse and Onondaga County completed arrangements for the Memorial Day observance at a meeting in the Court House assembly hall. Pr. Paul Steinberg, president, presided as 635 veterans organizations and auxiliaries joined in scheduling events and approved a resolution condemning exploitation of Gold Star Mothers by private parties. Gold Star Mothers are invited to attend a Sunday meeting at 4 PM in the American Legion Clubhouse following the Legion Memorial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Association of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Court House
Paul Steinberg
Amercan Legion
Bus Victim Suffers Leg Injury In City Accident
James Stewart of 210 Catherine Street sustained a leg injury and bruises after being struck by a bus at South Salina and East Genesee Streets and was taken to Onondaga General Hospital. William H. Quinlan of 223 Fellows Street had a head cut after colliding with a sheriff's department car on East Genesee near City Hall. Deputy Bert Reardon, the bus driver, said he sounded his siren. Quinlan was later returned to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Catherine Sr
S. Salina
E. Genesce St
Onondaca General Hospital
William H. Quinlan
Fellows
Tavern Keepers To Meet Thursday
Central New York Tavern Keepers Association will hold a meeting Thursday at 2 P.M. at Hotel Onondaga. Speakers include John Coy and Herman Engiehart of the OPA price rationing board.
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New York State
Onondaga
Dodge Bros
Syracuse
Ad Club
the Eraser Co
Syracuse Manufacturers’ Association
New York Central Railroad
Syracuar
Central New York ‘Tavern Keepers Association, Inc
Hotel Onondaga
John Coy
Herman Engiehart
OPA Price Rationing Board
Burglar Flees After Two-Block Chase in Erie District
Detective Francis Ryan pursued a youth after spotting an open rear window at Bradley's Diner on Erie boulevard East early today. A 18-year-old male in dark clothing ran east on Canal Street and McBride. six shots were fired, but the suspect escaped. The diner was not entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ryan
Ryan
Erie Blvd
Bradley
Canal St
McBride
Concrete Drives Ballet Artist Back to Forestry
A forester story follows H. Gregor Takaa a ballet dancer and painter who, after a form of illness linked to city life, moves from New York pavements to Central Park and then to woods in Connecticut and Syracuse. He studies forestry at the New York State College of Forestry, returning to park design work with an art background.
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H. Gregor Taksa
New York City
New York State College of Forestry
Central Park
Taksa
Michael Mordkin
Desha
Elsi
Borden
Syracuse
New York State, College of Forestry
Taska
Ballet
Connecticut
Forestry College
Airline Will Expand Syracuse Facilities After Base Acquisition
American Airlines plans a large expansion of facilities in Syracuse following city plans to acquire the Army Air Base. Airline officials inspected the base, collected prints and maps, and prepared for a full study in New York City with a conference to be held after acquisition. Attending were J. R. Thomas, Joseph Healy, Joseph Lopez, David Little, R. H. Scruggs, William A. Barry, and James Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
Syracuse
Army Air Base
William A. Barry
New York City
J. R. Thomas
Joseph Healy
Joseph Lopez
David Little
R. H. Scruggs
Barry
James Walsh
Rail Chiefs In City on Brief Visit
William White of New York City president of the Lackawanna Railroad led a group of executives to Syracuse on a brief business trip aboard his special car The Pocono. They anticipated a threatened strike and said arbitration had been accepted but the railroads would not “buy peace.”
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William White
New York City
Lackawanna Railroad
White
Syracuse
Pocono
Buffalo
P. M. Shoemaker
F. H. James
Fred Diegtel
Scranton
Ford W. Sparrow
Harold A. Carey
Herald-Journal
New York
Mr. White
Two Boys Sought After Stone Throwing Underpass Incident
Police hunt for two six year old boys after Irene Nedsick 22 of 558 Richmond Ave was struck by a stone under the D L W underpass in S Geddessi. She suffered a deep head gash and needed stitches at Onondaga General Hospital. Officer reports two boys seen tossing stones at cars and pedestrians near the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Geddessi
Irene Nedsick
Richmond Av
Onondaga General Hospital
John Miller
Court Will Assign Mrs Helvey Lawyer
Mrs Lucile D Helvey 39 of 1318 S State St appeared in County Court for arraignment on a manslaughter in first degree charge. She asked for court appointed counsel. Judge Breed will assign a lawyer and defer arraignment after discussion. Grand Jury had indicted her for the shotgun slaying of her soldier husband Pfe Frank H Helvey in Lysander May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile D. Helvey
S. State St
Jesse E. Cantor
Helvey
Mrs. Helvey
Pfe
Frank H. Helvey
Lysander
Howard Hotel
Plame
Marsellus Casket Company
George B. Hiscock
Skaneateles
Carrier Backlog and Hiring Surge At Syracuse Plant
Carrier Corp. reports a backlog of 22 million dollars and an hourly payroll near 1 800 as it seeks 200 new workers with 300 to 400 more needed over the next five months to hit 2 300 daily output. Job openings include assemblers, sheet metal workers, welders, machinists, and operators. Veterans are favored as the plant addresses material shortages and a recent steel strike impacts supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Carrier Corp. Today
Carrier Corp
Mmcial
Ring Stolen From Syracuse University Student Home
A diamond ring valued at 300 rand was taken from an apartment at 613 Irving Court sometime Saturday morning. Martin Kelsey, a Syracuse University student, reported the theft to police today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Cv
Martin Kelsey
Syracuse University
Rape and assault charges against two men
A report lists John Shute and Marshall Misner facing charges, with Misner accused of assault third degree and Shute charged with rape second degree. The notice also states a Navy Family Club meeting at 8 PM Friday in rooms at 100 W Adams St.
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Iss Raylene Culp
McBride Sr
Earl ‘Tv. Budd
Tallman St
Donald M. Knapp
James St
Fred A. Ryde
West Pawling
John T. Petta
Alvord St
Lionel I. Michaud
William L. Prevost
Hickory St
George W. Gray
S. Townsend St
Tery
Marshall Misner
Washington St
John Shute
Montgomery St
Navy Family Club
W. Adams St
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Frank J. Staub
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Brie Bleed
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Peoria
Ill
Woodruffs
Warners-Baldwinsville Rd
Salina Construction Company
Salina
Supreme Court
Dorothy M. Aubrey
Pocahantas
Ark
Page Morehouse, Jr
Wilfred E. Hoffman
Edward R. Tautkus
Navy
Anna Parzych
Wallost
Tautkus
William Stoudmyre
Joseph P. Daniels
T. R. Daniels
Elm St
Camillus
Daniels
U. S. Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Pacific
Parent-Teachers' Association
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Alethenan Society
St. Mary's Men‘s Club
Public Square
Daner
Y.W.C.A
Unity Church Meeting
Wage Stabilization Board
Exchange Club
Lancte Teen Welfare Fund
Zonita Club
Ffederation of Women
Wiliam J. Odom
Jeanne A. Schultz
North Syracuse
Predeick B. Retehard
Ednn M Harrington
Central Square
Clarence B. Spencer
Prudence
Blossoms
Burt St
John P. Werbert
Celia
Werthot
Brookfield Rd
Malcolm W
Robert P. Cullings
Helen E. West
London Av
Paul J. Zory
Georgette C. Lewis
Grace
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Mllaeed M. Creamer
W. Matson
James M. Smokes
Rebecca Sheppard
Otto A. Rugman
Blaine M
Boletwine
Cavenovia
C. Wesley Brewster
Esther A. Knickerbocker
Kensington Rd
James H. Barrett
Virginia Mothersell
Robsweau Rad
David Branch
Catherine Dunhem
Towneendd St
Wilfred Bushner
Della M. LaClairi
Paul ¥. Keher
Montgomery
Sheila M Dowling
Onondaga St
Allie Ropers
Marion T. Corbett
Shontard St
Stanley FL Drzezinski
Richmond
Rosemary E. Gilmour
Tilview
Mitchael J. Tardibone
Auburn
Anne M. Lyagosting
Erle Blvd
William B. Harney
Helen St
Louise M. Prasch
Victor Habeeh
Watertown
Lillian Akkoul
Nicholsay
Jona W. Shiron
Crane Bird
Mary J. Mulherin
Court St
Frederick Misher
Eleanore V. Pelezarsk
Oakley Dr
Donald J. Sanderson
James St. Lois G. Clark
Thompson Rd
Charles &. Clary
Laura BE. Milne
Mildred
Clarenet O. Griffin
Lena Pecora
J. Rafter
Josephine
C. Catone
H. Gregor Takaa
Forester
William Martin
S. West St
Martin
FE. C. Stearns Company
Carrie Harff
FE. Adams ‘St
S. ‘West St
Murphy Trucking Company
Niles Peters
Charles R. ‘Tompkins
August Siewer
Carrier
F.d.1.c
Sedgwick Liquor Store
Johnny More
Prop
Devoe
Martin Varnish CO
Devilbiss
Mirrolac
Erie Riva
Reeve Vay
Central New Yorks Insurance Agency
Bowen , Perry
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W.c.walker
W.r.attridge
V.pres
TREAS
Cm.fox
VPRES
SEY
A. Salinast
Roth
Navy Club
Taylor and Air Guide
S. Salina ST
Weston's
N. Salina ST
Oposite
Sacenkahn Furniture Galleries
Lawson
Sagenkahn
Chippendale
iHustrated
Cogswell
Hepplewhite
S. Warren St
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