St Lawrence County youths plead guilty to grand larceny
Amos H. Phelix 17 of Norfolk and Edward W. Longale Jr 18 of Potsdam pleaded guilty in County Court to second degree grand larceny for auto theft. Judge Frank P. Malpass remanded them for sentencing later. In another matter, Mrs Mary Doyle died April 28 and left an estate valued at 2000 to her son James P Doyle of 230 Seneca Street. her will was filed for probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence County
Amos H. Phelix
Norfolk
Edward W. Longale, Jr
Potsdam
Frank P. Malpass
Mary Doyle
James P. Doyle
Seneca Street
Cortland Plane Crash Kills Two Youths at Airport
Miss Betty Mullenniex 18 of 45 Madison Street and Hartley were killed when a training Cub monoplane stalled and crashed near Cortland Airport. Witnesses included Mullenniex's father and other bystanders as fire consumed the aircraft. Both flyers were experienced. Mullenniex had been secretary of the Cortland Aero Club and recently hired at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seana Eae
Cortland Airport
Wade Sts
Jesse L. Mullenniex
Mad Street
Virgil Doughty
Sands Street
Dick Breed
Park Street
Janes Nauseef
Greenbush Street
Rove Olds
Tompkins Street
Paul Allen
Doughty
Cortland Fire
Herbert M. Peters
Hartley
Cortland Line Company
Mullenniex
St Mary's School
Peters
Crescent
Ta Alley Millenniox
Cortland Aero Club
Miss Mullenniex
Donald Mullenniex
Syracuse
Thomas Mullenniex
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Tex
Ida Conrad Hartley
Lindsey Hartley
Messengerville
D. L. Finn
Mary Lou Hartley
Jacop Hartley
The
Moose
Cortland
Betty Mattenies
Orville Yartley
Hames
Bettr Mullenniex
Orville Hartley
Syracuse Aviator Brother of Cortland Plane Crash Victim
The Syracuse aviator identified as the brother of Donald Mullenniex, who lived at 445 Midland Avenue, is an aviation enthusiast. Donald Mullenniex, 18, of Cortland, died last night in a Cortland plane crash after graduating in February from a Civilian Pilot Training Program course and earning four private pilot licenses. He worked in the cost department at Kane & Roach Machinery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Donald Mullenniex
Midland Avenue
Betty Mullenniex
Cortland
Mullenniex
Kane & Roach Machinery Company
Sergeant Topp Named Correspondent for 108th Regiment
Fort McClellan Alabama May 28. Sergeant William F Topp of Syracuse New York has been named correspondent for the 108th Infantry Regiment to the 2d Army during maneuvers starting June 2 near Camp Forrest Tennessee. He will report on all action of the 108th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Fort McClellan
Ala
William F. Topp
Huron Street
Syracuse
Alabama
2D Army
Camp Forrest
Tennessee
Adit
Howard J. Billings
Topp
Maloney & Anderson
Three Year Plan Won't Change Hill Practice
Dean Finian Crawford of the College of Liberal Arts at Syracuse University says three year curricula will not be altered. The plan aims to enable students to complete a degree within three years via summer sessions from July 7 to Aug 15 and Aug 18 to Sept 20. The move follows a University committee report on national defense and aims to train enough men for selective service and defense tasks. Students registered for service should consult their deans to use the summer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finian. Crawford
College of Liberal Arts
Syracuse University
Crawford
University Committee On National Defense
Graham
Nberal Arts
Car Hits Rower Pole Leaves Man Unharmed
Donald Felt of 309 Molloy Road Mattydale escaped serious injury when his car struck a high tension pole on U S Route 11 near Southberry Road. The crash toppled an embankment and snapped a live wire onto the vehicle. an unidentified woman rescued Felt and suffered a slight shock. Power workers shut off the line before wreckage removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Felt
Molloy Road
Mattydale
Southberry Road
U. S. Route 11
Felt
Sheriff's Department
Andrew Schmidt
Vic Wilds
First Ward
Judge Decides Record Only In Parson Trial Question
An appeal from Syracuse Municipal Court asks if a living judge can take over and decide a trial record after Judge Burton Parsons died before delivering judgment. General Motors Acceptance Corp sues Associate Discount Corp over a 1938 Dex te r car loan. Parsons died after three trial days. Abelson refused to rule on the record. The case is before Judge Frank D. Malpass, with briefs pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DP
Syracuse
Burton B. Parsons
Nathan Abelson
Parsons
General Motors Acceptance Corposociate Discount Corporation
R. H. New
Dexter
Watertown
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
New
Associate Discount Corporation
Acceptance Corporation
Abelson
The
Acceptance Corporation Ap
Judge Malpass
George R. ‘Fearon
Costello, Cooney & Fearon
Perry Rauch
Murphy,Mawhinney & Young
Malpass
LaGuardia Calls for Maximum Effort in National Emergency
Mayor LaGuardia urged New Yorkers to follow Roosevelt’s national emergency proclamation and achieve maximum productive effort with minimal waste. Banks will stay open Saturdays in July and August. Amalgamated Clothing Workers support the President. Telephone workers offer spare time for national defense. WPA ready to reallocate workers to defense projects.
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New York
LaGuardia
New York City
Roosevelt
Office of Civilian Defense
New York Clearing House Association
Clearing House Committee
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Telephone Employes Organization of
Manhattan
New York Telephone Company
Lester W. Herzog
WPA
Federal Works Project Administration
Fire Call at Wadsworth and Grant Streets
Alarm sounded 3 44 AM with telephone and 6975 AM memorial call. DF angie Company 13 responded to a fire scene at Canad a 1 med overerms by Corbin men.
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Wadsworth Street
Grant Boulevard
Angie Company 13
Canada
Corbin Men
Army Record Will Exempt From Draft
The War Department directs local boards that former Regular Army members within Selective Service age with more than two years service will not register for the draft. They may join the Enlisted Reserve Corps. Also junior reserve officers discharged for business or other reasons may be reappointed as second lieutenants if meeting conditions, passing tests, and gaining a new certificate of capacity.
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Director of Selective Service
War Department
Corps Area Department
Appellate Upheld Estate Decision and Related Rulings
The Appellate Division in Rochester affirmed the Surrogate’s dismissal of a $4,750 claim against the $9,000 estate of John Lettieri, with Enrico Magno of Cilento, Italy the claimant. It also upheld dismissal of John Edgworth’s release petition, revocation of Frederick K. Hart’s operator license after a fatal crash, and modified Rita L. Barry’s divorce decree granting custody to Mrs. Rita Barry with monthly visit rights to Arthur E. Barry.
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Rochester
John W. Sadler
John Lettieri
S. A. and K
Enrico Magno
Cilento
Italy
Lettieri
United States
Sam Nappi
Hawley Avenue
John Edgworth
Auburn Prison
William L. Barnum
Frederick K. Hart
Buckingham Avenue
Rita L. Barry
Arthur E. Barry
Oswego Couple to Wed at St. Patrick’s Albany
Miss Mary Dolores Grieco daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark A Grieco of 257 Central Avenue Albany will marry Joseph J Narduzzo son of Mr and Mrs John Narduzzo of 127 East Seneca Street Oswego this Sunday at St Patrick’s Albany in a special dispatch note from Oswego dated May 2.
Rabbi Advocates Merit Plan for Prisoners at Dinner
Rabbi Benjamin Friedman urged Onondaga County Grand Jurors Association to treat prisoners as potential students. He called for granting parole based on educational and character progress, citing prison routine as harsh and urging hope and constructive work in court-linked programs. The event included Judge Malpass, Chief Rapp, and local prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Friedman
Temple Society of Concord
Onondaga County Grand Jurors Association
Crumlins
Auburn
Syracuse
Juages
Grand Jury
Frank P. Malpass
Drumins
Friedman
Reading
Yehle
Rapp
Storney O'Dwyer
Queens
John A. Dittmann
Hedley R. Weeks
Warren N. Osborn
Malpass
Rabbi Friedman
Edward Selmser
Dan J. Kelley
Chester D. Fuller
William H. Bowers
Frank del Veccchio
Oneida Woman To Solo At Colgate Field
Mrs. Florence Leonard of Oneida will be the first Madison County woman to solo flight at Colgate Flying Field near Madison. She has completed dual hours, studied motor, aero dynamics, airplane structure and navigation, and has been taking lessons since February 1 under Chief Instructor Horace Milkstel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Florence Leonard
Stephen Leonard
Grove Street
Madison County
Colgate
Madison
Leonard
Horace Milkstel
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Westinghouse
Giminski
W. Genesee ST
Ventura
Manlius
N.Y
James R. Ventura
Defense Program
E. Genesee St
S. Bragman
East
Jefferson St
Col. Warren
Jefferson St. Ride of Onondaga Hotel
Mda Li Lee
Orville Hardy
108Th Regiment
Roe
Donald
LaGuardia Rocks
Army
Lettieri Property
Oswego
Albany
Colgate Field
Jeddo-Highland
Niagara-Hudson Coke
Yee
Office
Buffalo Niagara
Neipiel Informaioe
Ask Uckes
Steinway
PANOS
S. Salina St
Railroad Employees Personal Co
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