Auburn man Titus seeks own lawyer in third Syracuse Trust fraud trial
PAUL TITUS of Auburn arrived in federal court without counsel as Judge James T. Foley ordered a lawyer by June 9 or proceed pro se. Titus and Bernard E. Klock face misapplication and conspiracy in a $379,000 bank theft case amid delays and prior delays stretching to the bank's $2.4 million funds.
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Paul Titus
Auburn
Syracuse Trust Company
James T. Foley
Titus
Bernard E. Klock
Oper
Syracuse
Foley
Robert J. Leamy
U. S
Klock
Robert K. Murray
Albert Averbach
Averbach
Court of Appeals
DRAKE CELEBRATES 50TH BIRTHDAY AND BROWN GRADUATE TRIP
EARL C DUCKY DRAKE of 114 Harrington Road celebrates his 50th birthday with friends. He and wife Marion visit Providence to see son Earl Jr graduate from Brown University and attend alumni events. Ducky is a 1924 Brown graduate and holds multiple civic roles in Syracuse, with five children.
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Earl C
Ducky” Drake
Harrington Rd
Ducky
Marion
Providence
Earl, Jr
Brown University
Brown
Syracuse
Brown Alumni Association
Ph. Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Betta Kappa Scholastic Honorary
Drake and Mills Oil Co
Onondaga Gas & Oil Co
Syracuse Rotary Club
Industrial Club
The
Herald - Journal
Traffic Court Docket Draws Fines For Speeding and Vehicle Violations
Judge Truman H Preston oversees a list of cases involving speeding and license issues. Edward J Besto faces fines for not having an operator's license. Thomas E Makwa and Anthony Nardozai are cited for various speed violations. John Delaporte and Robert D Pietrafesa incur penalties for control and plate infractions. Arthur L Casselbury and Charles P Ryding face charges including motorcycle compliance and improper plates.
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Anthony Narcisese
Anthony Nardozai
Awley Ay
Comstock Ay
John Delaporte
W. Kennedy St
Graymond A. Brown
Canastota
Charles P. Ryding
S. Salina St
Syracuse University Seniors to Hear Dean Noble at Baccalaureate
Syracuse University seniors will attend a 10:30 AM baccalaureate in Archbold Stadium with Rev. Charles C. Noble delivering When God Does Business. In rain, service moves to Archbold gym. inclusion by university band and choir.
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Syracuse “University
Archbold Stadium
Charles C. Noble
Hendricks Chapel
Hendricks Field
Archbold Gymnasium
Harwood Simmons
Frank E. Hakanson
Syracuse
Rostwell Moore
Episcopal
Walter W. Welsh
William B. Schwartz
Arthur Hopkinson, Jr
Astor Theatre to Open Legitimate Season with State
The Astor Theater will switch to legitimate theater for the summer, opening June 17 with Af fairs of State starring Reginald Owen. Manager Johnl Phillipo says the policy will feature week long runs and weekend matinees, with plans for Private Lives Remains to Be Seen and Cabin in the Sky among others, as audiences in Syracuse respond to the new schedule.
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Astor Theater
Johnl Phillipo
Reginald Owen
Alexis Smith
Victor Jory
Jackie Cooper
Frank Warren
Cabin In the Sky
Pearl Bailey
Astor
Empire
Twins graduate in two sets at Archbold stadium
S A graduates two sets of twins Joan and Jan Klein and Christine and Marilynn Rennacker in a single ceremony. The Klein sisters. sociology majors, will receive diplomas alongside Christine, a music bachelor, and Marilynn, a home economics science degree. Both pairs attend Sigma Tau Delta and Gamma Phi Beta households in New Rochelle and Oil City.
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Syracuse University
Marilynn Rennacker
Jan
Joan Klein
Christine Rennacker
Archbold Stadium
Klein
Joan
Rennacker
Christine
Marilynn
Kleins
Irving
New Rochelle
Sigma Tau Delta Sorority
Comstock Ar
College of Fine Arts
College of Home Economics
Phi Beta House
Comstock
Jan Klein
Western Electric builds new distributing center in DeWitt
The Western Electric Company awards the DeWitt distribution center contract to W. E. O Neil Construction Co. Construction starts next month with occupancy planned late this year. The 240000 square foot, single story plus second floor office space sits on 25 acres along Thompson Road. The plant will stock about 9000 items and employ over 490 people, serving Upstate New York for the New York Telephone Company.
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Western Electric Company
DeWitt
W. E. O'Neil Construction Co
Thompson Rd
New York Telephone Company
New York
New York State
Telephone Company
Western Electric
Houss
U C Speaker Warns of Diminished Rewards for Night Students
Syracuse industrialist H F Hodgkins told University College graduates and staff at Hotel Syracuse that those working regular jobs while earning a degree face reduced future rewards. He urged government action to restore incentives, and cited his own firms and national growth as proof that self-government and risk taking fuel progress. He praised extension students for their contributions to Syracuse and the nation.
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H. Follett Hodgehess
Syracuse Industralist
University College
Syracuse
Hodgkins
Lipe ‘Railway Corp.’ and Railway Bearing Co
Manufacturers’ Association of Syracuse
America
Boy and Junk Dealer Hurt In Accidents
A 10 year old boy from McKenney Ave Mattydale was struck by a car on Le Moyne Ave and taken to Memorial Hospital in good condition. Junk dealer Jacob Brown 63 suffered a head injury when his horse drawn wagon tipped over at Willis and Chemung streets and is reported in good condition at Crouse Irving Hospital. A 16 year old Raymond De Regis walked away from a Cold Springs road crash with only slight scratches after his pickup rolled three times and hit a tree. he was thrown clear before impact.
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Mattydale
Cold Springs Rd
Thomas Menirak
McKenney Av
LeMoyne Av
Catherine Oberlander
Sedgwick Dr
Memorial ‘Hospital
Jacob Brown
Townsend Sr
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Brown
Willis Ar
Che‘mung St
Chemung St
Raymond DE Regis
John St
John Checkosky
Cold Springs Bridge
Eastwood High receives Legion oratorical award plaque
The Onondaga County American Legion presented Eastwood High School with a permanent plaque for outstanding participation in the Legion oratorical contest on the U S Constitution. Principal Charles F Todd accepted at a Memorial Assembly with 760 students. George W Cregg spoke, Gwyn Thomas presented.
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Onondaga County American Legion Today
Eastwood High School
Legion
Charles F. Todd
George W. Cregg
Legion Post 41
Gwyn Thomas
County Legion
Thomas
Cregg
W. PB. ‘Galloway
Nottingham
Joyce Goldberg
State approves North Syracuse sewer aid
The State Public Works Department approved North Syracuse’s application for aid covering about 15000 dollars for a new sanitary sewer system. O'Brien and Gere handle design for 74000 feet of sewers 6600 feet of force main and three pumping stations feeding Bear Trap Creek trunk sewer. Construction planned to start in 1953 with total project costs around 1560000 dollars.
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State Public Works Department
North Syracuse
O’brien and Gere
State Department
Bear Trap Creek
Onondaga Public Works Commission
Frm
Alumnus brings bride to 50th Syracuse reunion
Syracuse University alumni from the class of 1902 celebrate a unique 50th reunion with Lynn E. Jennison and his wife Genevieve Backus Jennison. The couple, who married last February after renewing their childhood friendship in Washington, D. C., will attend campus events and recall early 1900s days.
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Syracuse University
Lynn E. Jennison
Hill
Jennison
Genevieve Backus
Tompkins County
Hester Shields
Dover
N. J
Minnie Crane
Bayon
Genevieve
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Hill ‘Varsity
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Rome, N.Y
S. ‘Warren St
Jindemer
Fos
Warren St
Optometrists
Opticians
Truman H. Preston
Edward J. Besto
Park St
Thomas E. Makwa
Jordan
Jin Erie Bird
John A. Kinney
Cies
S. A
Charles P. Rennacker
Oil City
Gamma
O'Neil
U. C
William E. Rapp
Archie Wooley
E.hl.s
Bride
Cortland Tate Teachers’ College
Jernileon
Mga
New Jersey
Standard of Co. of
Ratnop
Consult
Savings and Loan Association
S. Warren St
Syracuse, N. Y
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