Three Car Crash on West Genesee Street Hurts Six
A three car collision on the 3600 block of West Genesee Street at 12 45 AM left six people injured none seriously among them Charles Donivan 51 of 105 Essex Street and Salvatore Puglisi 18 of 125 Marv Street Pauline Kornbluth 16 Bartalo Paparo 19 Katherine Donivan 30 and Mary Maroney 43 All were treated at Onondaga General Hospital with Paparo staying for observation.
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West Genesee Street
Charles Donivan
Essex Street
Opesetacs
Joseph Sportu
Donvente
Salvatore Puglisi
Marv Street
Donivan
Puglisi
Pauline Kornbluth
Dudley Street
Bartalo Paparo
Lodi Street
Katherine
Mary Maroney
Onondaga General Hospital
Paparo
Four Syracusans Injured in Fulton Crash at South First
Four Syracusans were injured in a late night crash on South First Street Fulton as their car hit a pole at 12 37 AM. The victims all residents of 421 Beattie Street were taken to Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton. Driver Grets Manson 40 sister Ruth Manson 45 and August Koenig 56 and Mrs Koenig 54 sustained serious injuries. Ruth Manson and Mrs Koenig suffered severe injuries including a probable fractured leg and chest trauma. The vehicle spun around on impact. X rays planned. Police reported all unconscious on arrival and responders included Oswego resident Robert McKee who alerted Fulton police.
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South First Street
Fulton
Beattie Street
Lee Memorial Hospital
A. J. Cincotta
Grets Manson
Ruth Manson
August Koenig
Koenig
Herbert Bintz
Bintz
Crash Near Auburn Injures Motorists on Clark Street
Special Dispatch Auburn May 31 A head on crash along Clark Street Road near one mile west of town injures two drivers. Police say vehicles collided in a night time incident with minor injuries reported and no fatalities. Roads were temporarily closed for investigation and cleanup.
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Auburn
Clark Street
38 of 96 Gettysburg graduates enter armed forces
Gettysburg Pa May 31 38 of 96 men graduating from Gettysburg College will join Uncle Sam's armed forces within a month of commencement. Fifteen receive commissions in the Army fifteen enter the Army as selectees five join the corps and three will join the Marine Corps.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Uncle Sam
Army
Car Plunges Through Posts Escapes Major Injury
Rosario Miceli 22 of S22 Avery Avenue and Kenneth Hilde 27 of Milton Hotel escaped unharmed after their sedan crashed through concrete posts and slid down a 15 foot embankment near the Seneca River. Miceli said bright headlights blinded him and caused the loss of control.
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Long Branch Mides Oliage
Rosario Miceli
S22
Avery Avenue
Kenneth Hilde
Milton Hotel
Miceli
Tre Nole
Car Crash In Auburn Injures Five Near Syracuse
A car eastbound driven by Edward Kurylowicz 19 collided sidewise with a westbound car driven by Stanley Krawczyk 31 and then hit another westbound car driven by Kenneth Bacon 38. Bacon wife Frances 35 and two children Virginia 13 Nancy 10 suffered head injuries and bruises. Bacon himself had chest pain and lacerations. Kurylowicz was bruised and taken to Auburn City Hospital. Krawczyk and his passengers were uninjured.
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C. D. Christensen
Auburn
Edward Kurylowicz
Columpus Avenue
Syracuse
Stanley B. Krawczyk
Cottage Street
Kenneth Bacon
North Roxford Road
Bacon
Frances Bacon
Virginia
Nancy
Mercy Hospital
Kurylowicz
Auburn City Hospital
Krawszy
Mosher to Speak at Cortland Monday Evening
Dean William E. Mosher of Syracuse University will address a combined Monarch Clubs meeting in Cortland at the Cortland Hotel Monday night. His topic is Transplanting the New Unlimited Emergency Into Community Terms. James Norton leads local arrangements for the Cortland club.
Recklessness Laid to Driver After Lanterns and Fence Collapse
James Totoro 20 of 125 Josephine Street was issued a reckless driving summons after his car skidded eastward, tearing down 33 feet of iron fence and red lanterns in front of the collapsed 670 West Fayette Street building and striking the movable fence at 360 West Fayette Street. Patrolmen Herbert Franz and Charles Rohr investigated. Totoro was uninjured. Mrs. Howard S. Harter died May 16 in the fallen building.
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Nolice
West Fayette Street
Great ‘Northern
Fayette Street
James Totoro
Josephine Street
Herbert Franz
Charles Rohr
Totoro
Howard S. Harter
Warer
Hill Alumni Dinner and Commencement Weekend at SU
Syracuse University previews an active commencement weekend with the 70th university commencement, Arents medals presented by Chancellor Graham, and a Kum Bak show plus alumni dinner in Archbold Gym. Parking rules and campus traffic plans accompany reunions for dozens of classes and professional associations.
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J Lake
College of Applied Science
Neta
Archbold Gymnasium
William P. Graham
Arents
George Arents
New York
Cate
Vy Methodist Church
Leonard W. Brockington
Mackenzie King
Stadium
Crouse Avenue
Slocum Hall
College Place
Donald M.oi
Morrell K. Brewster
Kun Bak
Albert Diessereth
Grant Lewis
Forestry Association
Paul A. Wells
Home Economics Association
Ray Johnson
Pachester
Nurses Association
Catherine Conboy
Syracuse
Applied Science
Preston D. Fogs
Forrest H. Witmeyer
Walton Hutchings
Edward B. Parsons
Art Alumnia Association
John Hopkins
Syracuse University Hospital School of Nursing
Department of Architecture
Six Girls Earn Diplomas at Workmen's Circle School
Six girls form the elemen tary graduating class at Workmen's Circle School. Frances Kalmanovsky June Kesnits Norma Grusskin Pauline Port Frances Nelson Eleanor Gavenda receive diplomas at exercises held last Sunday at the Viadeck Institute. Max Gleiberman taught. program featured speeches. school promotes Jewish culture with OT Hebrew history and art. Syracuse unit supported by Jewish Welfare Fund. part of National W rantrnts Certisete with 70 000 members.
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Workmen’s Circle School
Frances Kalmanovsky
June Kesnits
Norman Grusskin
Pauline Port
Frances ‘Nelson
Eleanor Gavenda
Viadeck
Harrison Silél
Max Gleiberman
Syracuse
Jewish Welfare Fund
Wrartrnnts Certisete
Norma Grusskin
Pauline Pert
Frances Nelson
Eleanor Gayenda
Chiropodists Push Army Podiatry Department Plan
At the 15th annual convention of the Podiatry Society of New York in Syracuse the house of delegates urged passage of the Bloom bill creating a chiropody department in the Army Medical Corps. Dr Reuben Cohen, president, cited Marines podiatry service in WWI and urged Army reforms to prevent foot deformities from faulty shoes, while Dr Louis Lewy warned about toe length differences and stiff Army footwear. The society also supported active service podiatrists remaining in good standing with dues waived until muster out. A Chi Kappa Pi dinner is slated at 7:30 tonight, with a final delegates’ session tomorrow.
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Medical Corps of the Army
Podiatary Society of
State of
New York
Syracuse
House of Delegates
House
Navy
Army
Reuben Cohen
Buffalo
State Society
United States Marines
United States
Cohen
Louis Lewy
Long Island School of Podiatry-Chiropotv
Stauiing
Ats
Lewy
Chi Kappa Pi
Diamond king J B Joel leaves 315 500 000 estate
London May 31 J B Joel diamond king and racehorse owner who died last November left an estate valued at 315 500 000. Government inheritance tax was 6 700 000. He said he could not make any charitable bequest due to taxation. He left bequests to servants friends and a daughter, with the residue to a son Harry.
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London
J. B. Joel
Joel
Harry
Joel Joel
S U Will Inaugurate Own Aviation Courses and Faculty Promos
Syracuse University announces new aviation courses to begin this summer with 90 classroom hours and 36 flight hours. The program, directed by Dr. Leslie A. Bryan, will credit Business Administration and Liberal Arts students and include a 36 hour flight training minimum. A 34-member faculty promotion list includes appointments across multiple departments.
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Syracuse University
William P. Graham
Board of Trustees
Paul Shipman Andrews
College of Law
Middlebury College
Vermont
Middlebury
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Colleges of Business Administration
Liberal Arts
Leslie A. Bryan
Tor Nee Ewe
Harry Sheffield
Seneca Flying School
Harold Burke
U. S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Alvah Just
New York State Aviation Defense School
College of Applied Science
Fred T. McGlynn
Onondaga Aviation Company, Inc
Stewart Darrow
Solvay High School
Bryan
Charles D. Luke
Donald W. Feller
Edward A. Smith
Marion Zimmerl
Safe stolen from Piraino home at 806 Park Street
A 300 pound safe carrying 1200 in cash 1500 in checks and other valuables was stolen from Thomas Piraino’s home at 806 Park Street while the family stayed at a lake camp. Entry was made by forcing the rear door and the safe was wheeled away on a truck or automobile. Investigators MacDonald Garn and Barry led the case with police assigned to the investigation.
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Thomas Piraino
Park Street
Piraino
Lakeport
Mary Piraino
Brilliant exterior lighting guards plants against intruders
Albert Clark of Crouse-Hinds described industrial exterior lighting at Syracuse University. The system uses moving searchlights to reveal intruders while hiding guards, and requires lighting from multiple directions to remove shadows.
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Albert Clark
Crouse-Hinds Company
College of Applied Science
Syracuse University
Clark
Cladakis Predicts 22-Cent Increase To Milk Producers
New York May 3 Ad ministrator N M Cladakis predicts an 11 year May record for milk prices to farmers shipping to New York City. He forecasts 180 per hundredweight for May milk and a total May value around 12.6 million dollars from six supplying states including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Cladakis
New York
New York City
Mary
N. J. Cladakis
Ciadakis
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Farm Merchandising Reform Need Cited
Salt Lake City Utah May 31 UP A farmer's advice to young men is to reform methods of farm merchandising or enter another field Ward C Holbrook president of the Utah State Farm Bureau Federation warned of a wholesome migration of youth from the farm to the city unless farmers reform a system that permits them to produce food and clothing for the nation while condemned to wages of slavery for their efforts He said failure to appreciate the farmer's position handicaps raising living standards in the United States
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ward C. Holbrook
Utah State Farm Bureau Federation
Holbrook
United States
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Ella Chapman
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George F. Shephard
Frances Crowley
Theodore Bowes
Thomas R. Fisher
Joseph L. Neal
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A. N. Curtiss
C. J. Geiger
E. E. Mack
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R. D. Johnson
J. W. Pennock
J. E. Delmonico
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Department of Pediatrics
Dr. L.harris
C. G. Murdock
R. R. Scobey
J. R. Wilson
T. C. Wyatt
Department of
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J. F. Cahill
A. E. Harris
University Hospital
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H. C. Yeckel
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