Police Fines Total After Roadside Refusals in City Court
Two men were fined ten dollars each after ignoring police orders in Traffic Court. Albert L. Almonte's license was suspended until a future date by Judge Truman H. Preston for parking blocking an open lane near paving workers on S Warren Street. Abronte claimed he needed to park there to deliver groceries and only moved after a summons was issued. Samuel Stagnitta paid a ten dollar fine after admitting to turning left against orders and failing to show a license or vehicle registration. the extra charge for license nonproduction was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Almonte
Madison St
Truman H. Preston
Almonte
S. Warrenst
Powerl Franer
Abronte
Franer
Samuel Stagnitta
Lock Alley
Vincent Passarell
Passarelli
Sttagnitta
Hinawwatha Bivd
Oswego Diva
Tagnitta
Scouters To Confer On Program In Onondaga County
Scouters from Onondaga County plan a council program meeting in Syracuse to shape the coming year July 1 through June 30. Alan J. Flattery leads the discussion with district chairmen Howard Dirks James Stimson Marcy Bower Frank Dar Alfred Fortell and Alfred Fortell among others contributing ideas. District commissioners G T Bentley Louis Parmentier Ray Kit Carson H F McDuffie Richard Coe and Donald Sotherden will attend along with council officers and committee chairs to finalize activities dates and objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
New Yorkk Power Corporation
Erie Bivd
Alan J. Flattery
Boy Scout Council
Flattery
Eee
Syratuse Av Onondaga
Howard M.dirks
Buffalo Bill
James BP
Stimson
Danielle
Marcy J. Bower
Carson
Frank Dar
Interlakes
Sherwood x Ceeeaet
Alfred G.fortsell
Three Rivers
Filattery
G. T. Bentley
Buffalo
Bill Disstrict
Louis N. Parmentier
Daniel Boone
R Ray
Sax
Kit Carson
H. F. McDuffie
Richard Coe
Limestone
Donald Sotherden
iHospital Adopts Visiting Rules
iHospital adopts new visiting regulations in line with county and medical society recommendations to create a quieter environment. St Joseph's Hospital sets visiting hours daily from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM, with the children's ward allowed 2:30 to 3:30 PM visitors. Parents only, passes required at reception, no more than two visitors per patient, and no visitors for children under 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County, Medical Society
St Joseph's Hospital
How to Write Your Congressman in Response to Inquiries
The Herald Journal lists New York State Senators and the Genesee County Congressman to contact on measures before Congress. U S Senator Robert F Wagner Washington D C U S Senator Irving M Ives Washington DC Rep R Walter Riehlman House Office Building Washington DD G
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
New York State
Guendaga County
Congress
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Senate
Washington, D. c
Irving M. Ives
Washington
D.C
R. Walter Riehlman
Knights of Columbus Elects and Maps Resolutions at Syracuse Meet
About 1,000 delegates attend the New York State Council convention at Hotel Syracuse to discuss resolutions and general business. Bishop Walter Foery urges Knights to actively express faith. women members attend luncheon with Msgr. Walter Funcke, who recounts visit with Pope Pius XII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Council of Knights of Columbus
Hotel
Syracuse
Walter A.foery
Rome
Pius AO
Foery
Pope Pius MT
EK. of C. Auxiliary
Onondaga Dtel
Walter A. Funcke
Hogansburg
Colden
Pius III
Monsignor
Funcke
K. of C
Italy
St. . Peter's
French Fort
Salt Museum
le Moyne College
Hill campaigners target 250000 a day for Syracuse drive
Campaign workers in Onondaga County aim to raise 250000 daily to support Syracuse University's building and development fund. The statewide goal is 15000000 with a final dinner set for Wednesday at Hotel Syracuse. Pledges of 1774896.56 were reported at a luncheon at Hotel Onondaga.
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Syracuse U
Onondaga County
Hiram Weisberg
Marjorie Kirk
John W. Brooks
Royal O'Day
John W W. Brooks
Syracuse
H. Hiram Weisberg
Wiliam Schwartz
Eric W. Wil
Anita Joy Aronson Cast in Dance Recital
Anita Joy Aronson, 35, will perform in a Mother Goose dance presented June 1 and 2 in Lincoln Auditorium by pupils of Miss Ninita Johns. Sponsored by the parents group, Anita is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving Aronson of 816 Acker Manor and a pupil at Edward Smith School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Joy Aronson
Lincoln Auditorium
Ninita ‘Johns
Parents
Anita
Irving
Aronson
Acker, Manor
Edward Smith School
Teacher Tuites elected president of county teachers group
TOM TULTES, mathematics teacher at Liverpool High School, was elected president of the Onondaga County Classroom Teachers Organization. Also chosen were Mrs. Elizabeth Crannell as vice president, Miss Anne Boghosian recording secretary, Miss Mary Hughes treasurer, and Mrs. Etheleae Pecola corresponding secretary. Tuites succeeds Mrs. Catherine O'Connor Barrett. He had previously served on the county steering committee for the salary campaign three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tultes
Liverpool High School
Onondaga County
Elizabeth Crannell
Anne Boghosian
Mary. Hughes
Etheleae Pecola
Tuites
Catherine O’connor Barrettt
Mail Delivery Autos Sought for Federal Hire
The postmaster announces invitations for bids to hire three mail delivery vehicles on an hourly basis for the 1949 1950 fiscal year. Autos to be used about four and a half hours daily for one and six and a quarter hours daily for the other two with no Sundays or holidays work. Vehicles rented without drivers, owner to maintain and bear operating costs. Application blanks available from the superintendent of mails, Room 147 Federal Build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron J_. Parkinson
Federal Building
Legion to Build Center in Minoa Memorial Home Planned
The American Legion will break ground on a Memorial Home at Minoa near Rees Field during a pause in the Manlius NiMo Memorial Day observances. It will be funded by Legion members and include dressing and shower rooms an auditorium for dances and movies and spaces for community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoa
Rees Field
Damrath One Of Two Hurt In Collisions
An East Syracuse resident and a Syracuse police officer were injured in separate auto accidents in Syracuse. Frederick L. Dembowski collided rear end with James Capone causing neck and back injuries to Capone, who faced a license charge. Patrolman Damrath suffered a neck injury when his car was struck by Carl Leach, with Leach cited for improper passing. One man injured at Scepps Corners when William Menzel’s car collided with Ralph Brown’s. Brown cited for reckless driving.
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Syracuse
James Capone
John O'Shea
Erie Bird
E. O'Shea
Capone
Frederick L. Dembowski
Apple St
Dembowski
Fred Damrath
Grant Blvd
Carl J. Leach
Merriman Ay
Hiawetha Blydé
Park St
John Hohm
Leach
Scepps Corners
Bridgeport Rd
William J. Menzel
Huntly Sr
Ralph P. Brown
E. Adams St
Clarence Walker
Arthur Kasson
Brown
Menzel
St Josephs Nurse Group To Give Minstrel Show
The Student Nurses Sodality of St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing will stage Plantation Days a minstrel show in the hospital auditorium on June 5 9 and 26 at 815 PM Directed by Clifford Walsh Central High School music and drama teacher and assisted by Miss Martha Feith of the hospital staff Reverend Ignatius Slattery OPPM conv moderator says the program will feature skits songs and joes with a flavor of the Old South and modern outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing
Sodality
Clifford Walsh
Central High School
3Liss Martha Feith
Toe
Ignatius Slattery
O. PF. M
Janitor's Wallet With 1682 Found at Pottery Plant
ANGELO BERTOLA of 256 Crescent Ave, janitor for Onondaga Pottery Co, reported loss of wallet containing 1682 dollars. Adem Smith found the wallet under a locker at the pottery plant yesterday, after Bertola said he planned to buy a garage for his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Bertola
Crescent Av
Onondaga Pottery Co
Templeve
Bertola
Adem Smith
Gail Brough Finishes 22d in National Spelling Bee
Gail Brough, 13, returns to Syracuse as the 22nd best speller among 49 finalists after a five hour national spelling bee. She misspelled cursory, earned $50 prize money, plans to treat family to dinner, and notes words misspelled for her sister Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gail Brough
Syracuse
National
Gail
National Press Club
Raymond Brough
Thhe Convent School
Isle
Benson S.alleman
Kim Calvin
Canton
Kim
James Shea
Brooklyn
Cisco
Fred
James
Harry Baker
Spellers Entertainment
Ann
Mrs. Brough
Memorial Day Services At Eastwood Mon Quiet
The Eastwood American Legion Post 1276 with auxiliary and Eastwood High School band will march to the Grant Street monument for Memorial Day rites. The parade forms at 9:45 AM, wreaths placed at 10 AM. County Commander Glenn D. Tomb leads. The Rev William D Bigart of Colgate University will preach. Rev Leonard F Basford offers prayer and Miss Betty Wolf-Siuce Tapper will blow taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood
American Legion
Eastwood High
Grant Chivd
James St
Glenn. D
William ‘D. Bigart
Colgate University
Santo Cali Estate Net Compared At 105496 In Inheritance
Santo Cali estate set at 105 496 per inheritance tax report by Nicholas Ransler tax clerk and approved by Surrogate Charles Milford Jr sons Conceito Giovanni and Guiseppi receive muck land parcels with residue in life trust for widow Grazia Cali upon her death sons inherit entire estate Marjorie J Stover died October first left 70 962 to husband Hubbard Stover and son William B Stover
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Santo Galt
Nicholas Ransler
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Conceito
Giovanni
Guiseppi
Lfe
Grazia Cali
Marjorie J. Stover
Hubbarde Stover
William B. Stover
Parole Violator Draws Sentence
Howard Albert Stolzman of 951 N Salinasi was sentenced to one year in the Onondaga County penitentiary by County Judge Leo W Breed after pleading guilty to violating probation He had been placed on probation for five years after pleading guilty to second degree rape This week he was convicted in police court of public intoxication Probation Officer George H Cain charged him with failure to report and to keep steadily employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Albert Stolzman
N. Salinasi
Onondaga County, Penitentiary
Leo W. Breed
George H. Cain
Manlius Cadets to Honor 62 War Dead With Memorial Tablet
The Manlius School marks its 80th year by unveiling a bronze memorial tablet in Knox Hall to honor 62 World War II dead including Rear Adm. Theodore Chanidler Brig. Gen. Nelson M. Walker and five Manlius Old Boys. Cadets led by the battalion will march to Knox Hall. Maj. Gen. R. W. Barker will open the ceremony and cadets Peter Hovell and Philip Demeree will unveil the tablet. Relatives, the Board of Trustees, Old Boys Association, faculty and the battalion attend. Syd Silverman and Eric Trammell read the names. Chaplain William Judge offers the dedication prayer. Maj. Frank J. Costello and Cadet Maj. Robert Purcell place flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manlius School
Knox Hall
UAAL
R. W. Barker
U.S.A
Peter Hovell
Philip Demeree
Old Boys Association
Syd Silverman
William Judge
Frank J. Costello
Robert Purcell
Syracuse
Theodore Chanidler
Gagement
Luzon
Nelson M. Walker
Manlius Old Bors
Charles L. ‘Cox
Carl W. Meigs
Alexis C.* Muench
Charles L. Saul
Robert Showaltzer
Ee Woods
Eric ‘Trammell
An Ola Boyce
Cazenovia
William Dgetman
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Northers
Southern
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Teacher's Elect
Tuites President
Kay Togias
Daughters of
Penelope
Barbara Filich
Civic Theater
Greece
Third Ward Men's
Memorial Day
Jimmie Fox
Helldrivers
LE Moyne Ave
Fairgrounds Court
Wadsworth
Legion To Build Center
Damrath
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sedurity
Eleanor Greenwald
Joyce Crillery
Johanna White
Jean Malonex
Mary Deacy
Sally Biche
St. Joseph’s
Virginia Charles
2 Boy
Fred Shoup
San Fran
FBI
Sears Roebuck
S. Salina
Mill End
Warren
Onondaga Hotel
Santo Cali
Schieder
Optigan E
East Genesee At Erie Blvd
DeWitt
Oneida Lake Pike
Jersey
Virginia
Manlius
Lowell Orchestra
Montgomery St
Fred W. Searle
Mgr
Manlias
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