My Father Pilot Remembered
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1955
Page
25
A compact portrait recalls a father who served as a pilot, highlighting his role, skill, and enduring influence on family and community.
Ten year old Mike Norris carries four souvenirs of his late father Lt. Michael Edward Kleopfel of Amsterdam who died in a 1944 bombing over France. A picture, an Army Air Force hat, an old dollar bill and a book titled Britains Homage 28 000 American Dead accompany him as memories of the man he never knew.
District Attorney Wilson asked to review a Traffic Court case amid claims city employee avoided punishment for drunk driving. Five officers reported intoxication after arrest on March 21 in S Salina Street. Patrolman McArdle led the stop. the driver showed slurred speech and odor of alcohol. Patient investigation continues.
Ned A. Loope of Tully calls GOP secret caucuses improper and seeks four day mailings of resolutions to all supervisors plus press open access. The board discusses amendments to rules as Chairman Dyer and Republicans argue for public inspection before monthly meetings.
Severe weather tore through the Syracuse area last night with downed power lines and a fallen tree limb injuring a woman waiting for a bus. Winds reached 74 mph at times and a tornado warning had been issued earlier though no tornado materialized.
Memorial Day observances will honor 1 128 393 Americans who fell in major wars. In Syracuse 54 outfits in seven divisions join a noon parade from Erie Blvd at 11 30 am to Salina Street then Billings Park with Brig Gen Charles F Stanton Ret as grand marshal and Mayor Donald H Mead leading the procession.
H. Douglas Johnson resigns as chairman of the Mayors Redevelopment Committee to Mayor Mead citing business responsibilities. He will preside at his final meeting Tuesday and present an interim report with recommendations. Johnson was appointed head last year and also serves as secretary to Rep. R. Walter Riehlman. The committee focuses on slum and blight areas.
Phyllis Rosenteur proposes six articles on affordable and imaginative vacations. The column promises practical tips with a light touch for moneyed travelers and those without, including singles, grandmas, and married couples, starting tomorrow.
Two Syracusan honorees and a Fulton man will receive honorary degrees at LeMoyne College on June 12 in the Onondaga County War Memorial. Mrs. H. Paul Nelligan will be awarded the honorary doctorate of humane letters.
Queenie and Duke, the swans at Manlius Swan Pond, welcomed two cygnets yesterday. The newborns hatched in a nest hidden along the pond bank and joined their parents on the water. Observers note more light gray cygnets are unlikely as the pair already patrol the long pond with their offspring.
Mrs. Bert Wilbur reports flowers and a vase stolen from her husband’s grave in Valley Cemetery. Valued at 15 dollars. Incident occurred Thursday night. reported to sheriff’s deputies yesterday. Address 296 Stone Field Rd Nedrow.
Mrs. Laura Augustine, 38, of 207 Craton St. was charged with driving while intoxicated after her car struck a parked vehicle owned by William Russell of 215 Kellog St. in the 700 block of Marcellus St late last night.
Two young gunmen held up Gilbert's Grocery on the South Side last night taking about 60 dollars from the cash register. Stephen Gilbert and his wife Amelia were unhurt. The pair fled east on Newell then south on Kenmore toward Ostrander Park, possibly by car. Police described one as tall and well dressed, the other short with blond hair. A 16-year-old couple on nearby porches reported seeing the bandits enter and leave the store.
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