Weekend car crashes injure several in Onondaga County
Multiple weekend accidents across Onondaga County left eight injured and one dead. Mrs. Lillian Bennett of Skaneateles died after a Chittenango Fayetteville highway crash. her husband and five others were hurt. A Tully Homer crash killed a man on Cortland line. an investigation followed. Additional injuries occurred in East Syracuse, Dewitt, and nearby towns, with drivers facing charges or bail as authorities piece together events.
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WO Poysons
Onondaga County
Lillian Bennett
Jordan Street
Skaneateles
St. Joseph's Hospital
Chittenango-Fayetteville
Onondaga-Madison County
Tully-Homer
Tully
Cortland County
Victor Dennett
Eleanor
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Akle
Victor, Jr
Howard
Frederick
Bennett
St. Joseph's’ Hospital
Crouse-Irving
Harold
Louise Guthrie
Grave Street
Onondaga General Hospital
Bellevue Avenue
Court Street
Midler Avenue
Jane Hughes
Manlius Street
Syracuse
Dorothy de Salis
East Avenue
East
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charles Rentice
Kirkville
R. D
Louis H. Malley
East Syracuse
Dewitt
Prentice
Louis Abdo
Amherst Avenue
Jamesville-Brighton Avenue
Harry M. Grevelding
Marshall L. Warner
West Lynhurst Avenue
Route 11
Woman Fined for Knife Attack Guilty Plea
Mrs. Murial Wallace, 28, of 222 Madison Street, pleaded guilty to third degree assault after a knife attack. Court records show she accepted a fine of ten dollars as punishment.
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Murial Wallace
Madison Street
Four Future Bluejackets Pass Muster for Newport
Recruiting in Army Navy and Marine Corps accelerates with about a dozen men applying in the Army office at the Federal Building. The Marine station opened in the Grand Jury room with four Navy recruits reported for training at Newport. Colonel Kelly praised the drive toward 400 soldiers and rapid promotions in a new streamlined division. Navy applicants listed include Russell Letson Walter Hanlon William Grinter and John Bryant.
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Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Federal
Marine
Grand Jury
Sergi
Berman J. Eliott
Augustus J. Schmidt
Newport
John RB. Kelly
New York
Colonel Kelly
Roosevelt
Service For National Defense
Second Corps
Eliott
Sergt
Edward O’brien
Elliott
Russell Letson
Phoenix
Walter Hanlon
Fulton
William Grinter
Pierrepont
John Bryant
Auburn
Subdued Battler Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
William Lindsey, 50, of 143 Walton Street, pleaded guilty in Police Court to disorderly conduct after an incident at Walton and South Franklin Streets. Patrolman James Byron reported Lindsey kicked him during attempts to separate the men, and Lindsey was ordered to pay a ten dollar fine or face alternative punishment.
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William Lindsey
Walton Street
Fatrolman
James Byron
Lindsey
Walton and
South
Franklin Streets
Pire
Edge
Coins Found in Cornerstone of Burned Minoa Church
A pint fruit jar of coins dating to the mid 18th century was found by Rev. Father Norbert Scheid when opening a cornerstone at Saint Marys Church in Minoa which burned for the second time. The find includes 1853 dates and 1922 documents, with relics like a Sacred Heart medal and a newspaper. Services are held in St Mary's Hall.
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Norbert Scheid
QO. M. C
Saint Mary’s Church
Minoa
Scheid
Theodore S. Sutter
Francis Neubauer
Syracuse
McNeirney
Albany
Butterstey
Father Seeks Court OK to Accept 1000 in Death Case
John A. O'Brien of Liverpool seeks court approval to settle a wrongful death action for 1000 against Mrs. Sarah G. Crandall as administratrix of W. Baum Schaefer’s estate. O'Brien, administrator for his son John E. O'Brien, was awarded 1059.18 after a crash near Liverpool on November 6, 1938, which killed both men.
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John A. O'Brien
Liverpool
John E. O'Brien
Francis L. McElroy
Sarah G. Crandall
W. Baum Schaefer
O’brien
Schaefer
O'Brien
Chevrolet Dealers Hear Holler Plan For Sales Growth
William E. Holler of Detroit outlined Chevrolet's policies at a district conference in Syracuse attended by over 200 dealers from Central and Northern New York. He cited a 41 percent rise in Chevrolet Sales last April and a 33 percent gain in early 1940, crediting the quality dealer program for reducing the nation’s dealers from about 10 800 to 8 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Company
William E. Holler
Detroit
Syracuse
Chevrolet
New York
United States
Mr. Heller
Holler
Heller
H. K. Bragle
Boston
L. H. Ave
Buffalo
Weinheimer Home Robbed
A diamond ring valued at 300 dollars was reported stolen yesterday from Dr. L. H. Weinheimer's residence at 117 Shirley Road. Entry was gained by breaking a living room window while the family was away between 4 30 P M and 9 25 P M. Police seek two men seen in the yard of Erie Coal Company after its office was broken into last night. nothing else was missing.
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L. H. Weinheimer
Shirley Road
Anthony Pistilli
William Brody
City to Receive No Bank Tax Share After July 1
Commissioner Thomas E. Kennedy announced the city will not participate in distributing the state bank tax after July 1 as the Legislature retains the full amount for state purposes. He noted city shares ranged up to 100000 in earlier years but have fallen to about 25000 annually.
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Thomas E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Parish Dinner Honors Father Cyman Leaving Syracuse
The Rev. Francis H. Cyman, after four years as Sacred Heart assistant pastor, will be guest of honor at a farewell dinner tomorrow night at the Polish Veterans Home. Father Cyman reports to the Buffalo bishop Friday for his new assignment. no successor has been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Cyman
Syracuse
Sacred Heart Church
West
Genesee Street
Casimir S. Piejda
Sacred Heart School
Paderewski Choir
Maryan Tanski
Father Cyman
John A. Duffy
Buffalo
Rome
Italy
Francis H. Rusin
Sacred Heart
St. Mary's
Pirro Pushes Police Roster Change for Polish Interpreter
Councilman Nicholas Pirro prepared a measure to amend the Police Department roster to appoint a Polish interpreter. The position would replace the late Joseph Lewaski who resigned November 1, 1926. Acting Detective Anthony Zriebec is slated for permanent appointment with a $2,190 salary. Fire report notes a still alarm at 2:49 A.M. on Monday with damage to a garage and automobile at Jasper and Oak Streets.
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Police Department
Nicholas Pirro
Common Council
Dutich
Joseph Lewaski
Anthony Zriebec
Carl Luzzo
Jasper and
Oak Streets
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Sceneeaee
Marines
Federal Building
Corp
Grant W. Gould
Robert Howden
Geneva
John Greene
Hamilton
Robert Church
Francis Middleton
Jamesville
James A. Madigan
Susquehanna
John Coulombe
Guard Street
Donald Kastler
Cayuga Street
Frank Pierce
Garfield Place
Edward O Brien
Herman J. Elliott
George Save Muite
Army & Navy
Army & Mavy
James St
Col. Warren
America
Taitized
Strahan
Birge
Empire Om Ua Mma Wallpaper & Paint Go., Inc
Water St
Office Outfitters
Kirtlands Commercial Stationers
S. Sakna Si
Weston’s Drug
N. Salina St
Salina St
U.S.A
Weston’s Drug Stores
Weston’s Drag Tag
Mun
Salina Se
Jefferson St
Warren
Bluejackets
Battler
Weinheimer
Rly. Francis I. Cyan
Parish
Pirro
Niagare- Hudson
Ralesca
Merck & Co. Inc
Rahway
N. J. Sitet
Fle
Proto
Bai Poly
Peto
Maiette