Store Thefts Spur Police Shakeup
The Herald-Journal reports a police shakeup prompted by a merchant complaint of poor service. Police Chief Kinney announced changes for the detective division, including detectives working solo and hourly check-ins, after an investigation sparked by Jack Rubenstein, shoe store proprietor at 625 S Geddes St and 128 N Salina St. The letter criticized delayed responses to burglaries, notably a break at Rubenstein's store. Deputy Chief Arnold, Russell Humphrey, Det. Capt. Metzger, Det. Sel. Arthur Casey and others attended the briefing.
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John A. Kinney
Jack Rubenstein
S. Geddes St
N. Salina St
Rubenstein
Herald-Journal
iTerald-Journg
Thirst
Kinney
Syranse
Syracuse
Fred G. Arnold
Russell Humphrey
William Metzger
Sel. Arthur
Casey
North Syracuse housing project announced by Homeland Gardens
Homeland Gardens Inc president Anthony Zummo announced a $1,250,000 housing development in North Syracuse. The plan includes 132 detached four and a half room homes with expansion space and some garages, financed by an insured mortgage handled by First Trust and Deposit Co. The site near Fay Road, north of Allen Road, is being acquired through Pomeroy Organization Inc as sales agent. Holmes O'Brien Gere are the engineers.
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Syracuse
Anthony &. Zummo
Homeland Gardens, Inc
Yester
Immo
Ohe
Beima
First Trust and Deposit Co
Allenrd
Fayrd
Pomeroy Organiuation, Inc
Holmes, O'Brien & Gere
Canandaigua Track Street Case Tests State Involvement
State Supreme Court Justice H Douglass Van Duser refused to enjoin Canandaigua from reopening Main Street to traffic while a broader equity suit proceeds. The city claims the state must help fund reconstruction after a severe winter. trucking firms seek state involvement as an indispensable party. A June 29 trial is set. detours were labeled impassable, and over 100 drivers faced charges or bond since a highway ban began.
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Rochester
State Supreme Court
H. Douglass van Duser
Canandaigu
Batiniti
Wavy Hickss
Ueain Street
van Buser
New York
Ana Zu
VOR
Niagara Ato
Express, Inc
Syracuse
Silbhs ‘Transportation Lines
Tne
Buffalo
Canandaigua
Supreme Court
van’ Duser
Cenerl Ro Elood Sand
Ateer
Tims, van
Methodist Conclave Admits Five Pastors
The AIST session of the New York Conference of the Methodist Church neared end as new members admitted and two retiring clergymen were honored. The retiring pastors are Rev. Dr. Heit and Rev. Downey. Today five new elders were to be ordained at the closing session. Newder clergy admitted include Rev. Emil Beck Rev. Lawrence Dynn Rev. Robert Fehrman Rev. Bruce Stearns and Rev. Robert Smyros. Several others were recognized as conference members though not active.
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New York
Heit
Downey
HIVE
Tafay
Po Barkoot
Newiiol
Mi Combe
Passoy
Charel
Byack
Robert W. Smyros
Hartford
Conn
India
Roger We ‘Thompson
Woodbury
James J. Thompson
W. Onondagast
Syracuse
Clifford’ S. Roberson
Pechfield Methodist Church
Frank C. Shannon
Clinton
N. J
Oh Ural
Emil C. Beck
Lawrence T. Dynn
Robert IB. Fehrman
Bruce IT Stearns
Cortland
Chinton JH Rich
Ceci L. Callens
Steverson
Oile B. Stewart
Pro Wallace Units Active In Five Syracuse Wards
The Republican News reports Wallace supporters are organizing campaigns in five Syracuse city wards. It cites leftist groups and the Daily Worker article as showing progress and warns GOP organizations will face tough opposition before November. Authorities name Progressives and Syracuse University students among supporters.
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Henry A. Wallace
Republican News
Onondaga County Republican ‘Committee
Wallace
Daily Worker
New York City
Syracuse
Citizens of America
Young Progressie
sAmiclira
Syracuse University
GOP
Far East urged on churches work in Far East urged
The Rev William M Elliott Jr of Dallas told the 88th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church that Christian missionaries must act soon or another ideology will win influence in the Far East. He warned that delays risk losing ground to rivals in China Korea and Japan as native Christians continue to advance.
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Far East
William M. Eliott, Jr
Dallas
Tex
Elliott
Presbyteria
U.S
Ines Tee
Syracuse Public
Harp Builder El Hildebrandt Of Syracuse A 44 Year Expert
El Hildebrandt of 240 Hudson Street is a renowned harp builder and restorer in Syracuse with 44 years in the trade. He previously headed the Wurlitzer harp departments in Chicago and North Tonawanda, then joined Clark Music Co in 1946. He emphasizes precision and craft in repairing and crafting harps, noting the wartime material shortages but a booming postwar business.
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el Hildebrandt
Hudson St
Hildebrandt
Maren
Clark Music Co
Wurlitzer Harp
Chicago
North Tonawanda
Wurlitzer
Melville Clark
Harmst
Ram
Memorial Day Rites Observed by Several Communities
Memorial Day observances will be held tomorrow and Monday across multiple communities. Events include services by the Memorial Association of Syracuse and Onondaga County, parades with veterans groups, church services at St Columba’s, and a solemn Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
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Temple Society of iConcord
Memorial Association of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Benjamin Friedman
Heb
Mayor Costello to Lead Housing Conference in NYC
On June 2 to 4 Mayor Frank J. Costello will lead sessions of the Institute of Housing and Planning Studies at the Hotel Pennsylvania New York. The event aims to cut homebuilding costs improve city planning and develop integrated neighborhoods with panel discussions on small homes new materials rental housing and mortgage rates.
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Frank J. Costello
Institute’ of Housing and Planning Studies
Hotel Pennsylvania
New York City
Sergei N. Grimm
Syracuse Housing Authority
N. A. Rattone
Syracuse University
Jones D. Scolt
College of Business Administration
C. L. Nicholson
Pass
Miss Smith Elected President Of New York Women Club
Miss Marjorie Smith, assistant dean of women at Syracuse University, was elected president of New York State Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a convention in Hotel Syracuse yesterday. Other officers were named, including Miss Edith Gordon and Miss Ruth Ginther, with Dean Eunice Hinston of Syracuse University addressing the gathering on women’s past and present roles.
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Marjorie Smith
Sycacouse University
New York State
Tlam
Mofoine
Smuth
Florence Kreclol
Rachester
Chaiman
Nompans
Father A. Lawson
Albany
Edith I. Gordon
New York City
Gordon
Ofeetut
Paul K. Tiehener
Ringianson
Trst
Ruth M. Ginther
Niagara Falls
Eoning
Emma Lindalt Kugg
Rochester
Rochelle
Smith
Sam
Federation
Kelsey to Get Commission From Army Reserve Honors
JESSE T. KELSEY son of Wes Thott 1 Kelsey of Fat Welling earns a commission after graduating from Fat yelirvl in Thgh Gains School and completing Naval service. He held cadet sergeant rank at West Point and was on the Black team. He joined the Gamers Club and is slated to receive his diploma and commission later this year.
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Jesse T. Kelsey
Wes
Kelsey
Clarsence
HeAlsay
Navy
West Point
Uiack
Fetas
Ing Cmigitiog
Gamers Club
Thalsporiaiint
Pupils to Hold Mock Convention at Blodael Vocational
Pupils from Blodael Vocational High School will stage a mock convention in the school auditorium at 9 25 AM Friday. About 600 students participate with delegations from all 48 states the District of Columbia and three possessions. Nick Brochetti to serve as president and Bernard Swanka-Wallack as permanent chairman. Credentials committee led by Miss Belly Jane Neugent platform committee by Frank Adamshk.
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Blodael Vocational “Bah
District of Casumbia
Nick Brochetti
Kes Noter
Berward Swanka
Four Stray Heifers Held for Owner
Four stray heifers are held for their owner after being chased onto a property by deputy Lewis. Deputies Joseph Kanssola and John Murphy reported the animals wandering along the road and located by the property owner.
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Lente
Ard Lewis
Rric
Warners Lewis
Joseph Kan=ssola
John Murphy
Man 62 Found Bleeding in Lot Near E Ulian y Street
Robert Mills, 62, without a home, was found bleeding from head wounds in a lot at 438 E Albany Street. He was reported in satisfactory condition at University Hospital. Mills told police he had been drinking with an unidentified man in a car in the rear area before the incident.
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Robert Mills
Aulainy
University Hospital
Mills
Ham seller in cooler faced public dispute on street sale
A man named August J. Res of a nearby home was sentenced to a penitentiary after a public disturbance when neighbors protested his attempt to sell a family ham on the street. The arrest occurred at night and was led by Patrolman Anthony Cizewski. Res pleaded guilty in Basin Court before Judge Truman H. Preston.
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Tg-Pameedlar Pathy
Ats Waulikhe
Aughiasen Cay
Onomtaga Penitentiary
Letter Carriers Seek Pay Rise Support in Syracuse
The Syracuse Letter Carriers Association asks post office patrons to pressure New York U S Senators Robert Wagner and Irving Ives and Representative R Walter Riehl man to back bills raising postal workers pay. It argues living costs have risen while salaries lagged behind.
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Diviuire isHuLe Pranca
Syracuse
Associatan
U. S
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Irving M. Ives
R. Walter Riehlman
Air schedules revised add more seats from Syracuse
American Airlines expands schedules to Central New York with additional seats. Syracuse flights to Boston depart 9:35 AM and 2:05 PM, New York City and Boston at 7:19 AM 9:43 AM 12 noon 1 PM 2:45 PM 4:30 PM 6 PM 7:58 PM and 9:44 PM. Westbound routes to Los Angeles and San Francisco depart roughly every few hours from 7:45 AM to 10:30 PM CST.
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American Airlines
Syracuse
New York
Boston
New York City
New
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Parks Fete Is Wednesday in Syracuse Thornden Park
Syracuse citywide spring festival with songs dances and a child queen coronation was set for 7 36 P M Wednesday at Thornden Park amphitheater but postponed to next week due to rain affecting 150 boy and girl participants. Recreation activities pause for Memorial Day weekend with playarounds closed Sunday and Monday and leaders returning to eight playgrounds at 2 P M Tuesday.
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Syracuse
Thornden ‘Park
Ponuor
Directa
Helena G. Hoyt
iEntry Reported MAX SOIL Burglarizes Salina Street Eatery
MAX SOIL reported to police that the restaurant at 16377 Salina Street was entered yesterday afternoon after a rear window bar was bent. Police are investigating the break in at the establishment.
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iEntry
Max Soil
Midland Av
Salina St
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