Six Injured Slightly in Two Mishaps
Six persons sustained minor injuries in two separate accidents reported yesterday. At Onondaga Hill, Evan Evans Jr and three passengers were hurt when their car skidded and rolled on W Seneca mpk.2 mile west of Onondaga Hill. The group included Theodore Nugent Stewart Harendon and Alvin Schwartz all treated for minor brush burns and not hospitalized. In the second crash at Erie Blvd E and Thompson Rd, Warne Baker of Morrisville Vermont and his wife Geraldine were slightly hurt while towing a house trailer after a collision with another car driven by Patsy Palmiere. The Bakers and their two children were en route from New England to California. no hospitalization occurred. Patrolman Herb LaVere issued Baker a summons for running a red light.
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Onondaga Hill
W. Seneca
Evan Evans
Theodore Nugent
Stewart Harendon
Alvin Schwartz
Arthur Willis
Sheriff's Department
Evans
Warne O. Baker
Morrisville
Geraldine
Erie Blvd
Thompson Rd
Baker
New England
California
Patsy F. Palmiere
Fern- Wood Av
Herb LaVere
Twenty Officers Arrested in Siam Plot in Bangkok
Police seized weapons at homes of plotters amid a coup attempt against Field Marshal Phibun Songkram’s government. Twenty army officers were detained and three women among those accused.
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Bangkok
Phibun Songkarm
Cigarettes Start Two Local Fires Early Today
The Fire Department reported two fires started by discarded cigarettes. At 1:07 A.M. a cigarette ignited an overstuffed Davenport at 435 Burnet Avenue, and eighteen minutes later a cigarette set a mattress alight at 613 East Laurel Street. Fire crews used a booster line with fog nozzle for 21 minutes at Burnet Avenue and removed the mattress from Laurel Street before extinguishing the blaze.
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Burnet Av
Davenport
E. Laurel St
E. Laurels St
Forestry College Names Bonsted as Associate Professor
Charles D. Bonsted of Skaneateles, former editor and publicist, is appointed associate professor for forest extension at the New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse University. He will assist Dean Mick and Prof. Ralph C. Unger in extending the college’s educational and technical services to the state and nation, continuing work begun by Garth Whipple who retired as emeritus professor of forest extension this month.
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Charles. D. Bonsted
Skaneateles
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Joseph 8
Lick
Bonsted
Mick
Ralph C. Unger
United States
Garth Whipple
Whipple
Forest Extension
Mo Cause Is Ruled In Crash Suit
A supreme court jury deliberated four hours after six days of trial and returned verdicts of no cause of action in the 117000 suits arising from an accident that killed Lt. Com. Robert H. Howe and injured his wife and son. Mrs. Priscilla M. Howe sought 451,000 for her husband’s death and equal damages for injuries. Richard Howe, a Princeton student, sought 15,000 for injuries. The fatal crash occurred Aug. 27, 1947, when Howe’s car collided with a tractor trailer on Barnevald road near Poland. The truck driver faced negligence claims claiming the Howe car crossed the center line at a sharp curve. A witness for the defense testified the Howe car skidded into the truck after losing control.
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Supreme Court
Robert H. Howe
Priscilla M. Howe
Holland St
Richard ‘Howe
Princeton
Clifford H. iSears
Boys Help Catch Escaped Girls
Three young girls who escaped from the Syracuse State School were aided in capture by local youths along S Wilbur Avenue yesterday. Authorities recovered the escapees and began procedures to return them to the institution.
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Syracuse
S. Wilbur
Alert youths aid recapture of three missing girls
Deputies Arthur Willis and William Hayford credited vigilant youths who heard the escape on police radio. The three girls aged 12 15 and 16 were spotted near the deputies patrol car in Nedrow and pursued. They were captured at 8 30 P.M. after a two and a half hour escape.
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Arthur Willis
William Hayford
Nedrow
Syracuse Given Water Aid Amid Drought
Acting at the request of Mayor John L. Hanlon the Syracuse city engineering department plans to divert water from Skaneateles Lake into East Syracuse mains to ease a severe shortage. Nelson F. Pitts said the city will supply the village through a metered connection on East Genesee Street as drilling for wells east of the village is tested but not finished until next spring due to pipeline delays.
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Syracuse
John L. Hanlon
Nelson F. Pitts
Skaneateles Lake
Hanlon
Pitts
Lafayette Rd
E.geneseest
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Siam
Geraldine Baker
James
Forestry College
U. S. Pot
Tever
Faille
Abe Hele
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