Mault Faces Trial For Slaying In County
Charles Mault, 36, captured in Buffalo, will stand trial next month for the killing of Carmen Wallering, 49. Co defendant Elmer Everhart, 24, pleaded guilty and drew 20 years to life. Assistant district attorney demands bill of particulars, revealing alibi witnesses details. Everhart previously implicated Mault. a body found last August spurred the case, with Everhart’s confession after eye glasses tied to the scene. The trial opens June 3 in the county term.
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Charles 1. Mault
Buffelo
Carmen Wallering
Matthew Namishia
Mault
Elmer Everhart
Attical
Frank DelVecchio
Lea W. Beecd
Patsy Senzarino
Is Alloy
Everhart
DelVecchio
Valerino
Grumbach
Tully
Everyhart
Chicago
Sherff
Frank Rice
Buffalo
State Fair Committee Meeting Set for Thursday Noon
CWO SELARERS will address a State Fair Committee meeting Thursday noon at the Chamber of Commerce. Arthur R. Grimm, chairman, will announce. Earle Foster, deputy state commissioner of agriculture and acting fair director, will outline fair plans. Robert G. Soule will discuss local cooperation for the 1950 exposition.
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CWO Selarers
State Fair Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur R. Grimm
Earle Foster
Robert G. Soule
Judge Warns Secularism Threatens U S Way of Life
Judge John P. McArdle of New York City told Syracuse Knights of Columbus members that secularism endangers America if Christ is not restored to daily life. He warned of a world without freedom or peace and urged candidates for the third degree to renew loyalty to God and service to the afflicted.
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John P. McArdle
New York City
Syracuse
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Hotel Onondaga
McArdle
America
Judge McArdle
New York
John P. Clark
Syracuse Council
Knights of Columbus
Center
L. Beaudoin
Car Insurance Rates Drop in City and Surrounding Areas
State Insurance Superintendent Robert E. Dineen announced revisions lowering bodily injury and property damage rates for Syracuse and surrounding areas by five and four percent respectively, with rate changes outlined for city and suburban zones. The overhaul, first statewide since 1948, ties premiums to territory losses and frequency, with notable reductions in Elmira Cortland Ithaca and select suburban regions, while New York City and nearby zones see increases.
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T Today
Robert E. Dineen
Dineen
Lorimerly
Privale
Buffalo
Gloversville
Suffolk
National Bureau For Casualty Underwriters
Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau l
State
Elmira
Cortland
Ithaca
New York City
Poughkeepsie
Grens Falls
Putnam
Catskill
Columbia
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
New
Delegates Gather for Daughters of Penelope Conference
The Syracuse Herald Journal reports that tonight at St Sophia's Mellenic Orthodox Church delegates from 13 chapters will attend the spring conference sponsored by Al Kipp Chapter 46 Daughters of Penelope. The event includes a banquet at the Hotel Hilton and a state convention planned for Schenectady in July.
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St. Sophia's Mellenic Orthodox Church
Grard Lodge
State Lodge
Schenectady
Servces
Banequet
Horet Hilton
Syracuse Committee
Suzanne Coltis
Kabone Panarites
Alice Bonaparte
Joanne Allis
Sophia Copanas
Anne Ames
Barbara Filton
Penelope
al Kipp
Daughters of Henelope
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