Teacher Jadatz Found Dazed In Pittsfield
North Syracuse teacher Edward Jadatz 25 was found dazed in Pittsfield after a three day search by volunteers police and Boy Scouts. Jadatz had been missing from his North Syracuse dormitory since Wednesday after falling at a stair and wandering while ill and recovering at home. Authorities said he was under doctor care with details of the wandering not yet released.
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Pase
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Edward P. Jada
Jadatz
Wis
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Mattadala Air Base
Ralph Hook
W. D G. Wagner
Jadatzs Dormer Studente
Herbert Av
North
Edward P. Jadatz
Pitts Add
Public School Enrollment Up 499 in Syracuse System
Syracuse public school enrollment rose by 499 pupils this year despite a high school decline. The four week count totals 25,525 students versus 35,026 last year, with elementary gains offsetting high school losses. Several high schools showed gains including Eastwood and Onondaga Valley, while others like Central and Nottingham posted varied figures. The report lists individual school totals for both years, highlighting shifts across elementary and high school enrollment.
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Nottinghan
North
Central
Nations
H. W Smith
Eastwood
Onondaga Valley
East
Wood
Nottingham
Onondaga Welles
Vaca
Bona
H.W. Smith
Cran
Junior
Sid
Clinton
Danforth
Delaware
Elmwood
Franklin
Garfield
Gere
Grant
Hughes
Huntington
Salem Ryde
Washington Irving
Jefferson
Lei
Lincoln
Madison
McKinley
Meachem
I Ang
Merrick
Nontgomery
Nich
Porter
Seymour
Smith
Sumner
Taft
Tompkins
Vandurn
Webster
Liquor Permit Voided On Morals Grounds
The State Liquor Authority charged a Syracuse restaurant today, citing moral concerns and a pattern of improper conduct. Authorities voided the liquor permit amid allegations of sexual behavior and related violations.
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State Liquor Authority
Redbook Restaurant
E. Onondaga St
Nenaeegrie
Garetts
Syracuse
Auto Crash In Syracuse Leads To Injuries And Licenses Debate
Police report a car collision at Route 13 and 3 near Syracuse left Olivia Richer with chest contusions and a knee injury. The driver Thomas Whorf, 25, of Dorchester, Mass, faced charges for a red light and labor law violations, released on bail. Separate incidents include a rear-end crash near Onondaga Street injuring Molly Scott and Mary Leonard, while discussions continued on whether Onondaga County should fund a joint sewage plant and liquor license renewals amid safety and regulatory concerns.
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Syracuse
Bam
Failer A
Civere
Hugh
Smith Rd
Olivia
Rieher
Ozanfjéaze General Hospital
Thomas Whorf
Dorchester
Mass
Blair Bonstead
University Hospital
Scout . Collings
Beverage Control Board
EiPalmer C. Woolman
Onondaga St
Seymour St
Scott
Mancino
O'Connell
Mary Leonard
Jamesville
Sestestee Patior
Spe Sy Teee SeUiMonel
Onondaga Lake
Methodists Greet New District Head at Syracuse Reception
The Rev Warren 6 tom, new superintendent of the Syracuse Methodist district of Centenary Methodist Church, and Mrs. Qdom, were welcomed at a reception in the parish house last night attended by 66 pastors and their wives from 73 churches of the district.
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Warren
Tom
Hcuse
Centenary Methodist Church
Qdom
Syracuse
USO to Get One Third Of New Chest Funds
Funds from this year’s Community Chest will allocate more than one third to the United Defense Fund. Key figures include General Campaign Chairman Ransom G MacKenzie and a push to increase USO support for overseas and domestic defense needs. The Department of Defense urges expanded USO units as part of national welfare programs.
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American Society of Tool Engi
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Uso Ie
Te-cmpna
Neal VanDusen
coiCampans
Hudson
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Che Heard MacKenzie
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National
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Giene’ Association
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Hily Defense Services
Onondace County
Korea
South Komi
Oles
MG Sastis
Ownership Of Land Still Mystery in Ward Case
Dispute over land boundaries at 462 and 466 Sheanard Street centers on whether the east line moved three feet in 1895. Justice Creig ruled for Burt Whites, later reversed by the Appellate Division, sending case back for new trial to develop evidence on the boundary line and Draper property maintenance. George R Fearon represents Miss Elizabeth E. Murtagh.
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Abram
Zoller
Elizabeth E. Murtagh
Frank J. Cregg
Crezg
Murtagh
Rochesters
Murtach
George R Fearon
Youth Nabbed For Larceny And Rape Allegations
Police arrested a 1-year-old Syracusan in an investigation into larceny and rape charges while seeking a companion. The victim’s father told Detective Garn that a woman took $41 from his disabled car in the 400 block of S Staff Street while he slept. He had searched for his 16-year-old daughter for 10 days, learning she was staying with a friend on James Street after spending the night with the two youths.
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Francis Garn
Bilfield
S Stafest
Hyouth
James St
iOffice Managers Confer Here
iOffice managers from 12 cities in New York Pennsylvania and Canada met in the main ballroom of Hotel Syracuse this morning for a national office conference. Speakers included James Poles, director of products and methods research for Remington Rand, Inc, who urged planning groups within offices to boost productivity. General chairman was F. L. A. Schultz of the Unity Life and Accident Insurance Association, Syracuse.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Canada
Syracuse
James Poles
Reming van Rand, Inc
Foley
Smust
FL A. Schultz
The
Unity ‘Life and Accident Insurance Association
Peace Skills Needed Tolley Says
Syracuse University Chancellor William P Tolley spoke at Oklahoma Gay University warning the nation has lagged in peacetime skills. He argued for patience restraint and understanding alongside arms production and cautioned against ideological rigidity in wartime. He urged Americans to align philosophy and values with peaceful aims.
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Herald-Journal
Qalahoma City
Okla
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Oklahoma Gay University
Rei
United States
Marriage Discussion Ends Paulist Talks
The Rev. James F. McLean and the Rev. James Finley of the Paulist Fathers wrapped a six day dialogue mission at Mast Hol Rosary Church with a discussion on The Catholic Church and Marriage Problems. Finley said sex is important but not the sole driver, stressing intellect and will. he condemned companion marriage as a sin against the sixth commandment and urged moral living. The session closed with a blessing and a brief message from Msgr. Howard C. McDowall thanking the press.
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James Finley
Mast Hol ‘Rosary Church
Father McLean
Father Finley
Howard
tcDowall
U S Policy Seeks Time Says Amberg at Syracuse event
Richard H Amberg general manager of the Post Standard told military personnel and civilians at Hotel Syracuse that the cornerstone of American foreign policy is to gain strength to deter aggression. He warned war is not inevitable but must be prevented by overwhelming strength both morally and physically. A Syracuse briefing followed a luncheon for a weeklong field economic mobilization course by the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. The talk stressed the need to deter by power and readiness.
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Post-Standard
Syracuse
VU Slnes Naval Reserve
Amberg
Industrial College of the Armed Forces of 3
Amberr
Sig In Park
Russia
Board of Supervisors
Thomas H. Dyer
Beebe
Tne
Court House Te Machine Corp
Asso Wtaid
Ryan Estate estate tax and public hearings plan
Relatives and friends discuss culling procedures and plan at least five public hearings for the town and city on estate matters. The estate of William G. Ryan, who died August 28 1950, left 33265 state inheritance shares for heirs and involves officials and local boards in tax and sales tax discussions with neighboring counties.
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William G. Ryan
Nicholas Ranster
J. Rarre
McGovern
Charles R. Milford, Jr
Syracuse
Kathryn Viola
Higdernmental Research Bureau
Fingles
State Supervisors Jr. 1 Association
Fite Camptana
Pradeh Ya Son
Daviertien
Onondaga Board
Fire breaks out in car. Mrs Larewicz, six children flee
Firemen answered an alarm in the 200 block of Mas siuf street and found a blaze in a car owned by Mrs. Martha Larewicz of 105 Paiken Drive West Ne. She was driving with six children when the fire started. A motorist, Joseph P. Bishop of 200 Massena Street, used a hand extinguisher to smother the blaze.
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Massiuf St
Martha Larewicz
Paiken
Notes for Voters Syracuse and Onondaga County
Residents are told polling places stay open until 10 this evening and that a few minutes are needed to register. It warns voters must register to vote on Nov 6 and must enroll in a political party to contribute to future party policies. A service of the Non-Partisan League of Women Voters. For info call 2-9797 between 8 AM and 4 PM at the County Board of Elections, 3-421.
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Ofree
Ferony County
Uicy
S3ziments
Lrafie Violatient
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Bture
League of Women Voters
County Board of Elections
Bodies of Area Soldiers Arrive in San Francisco
The bodies of four area soldiers were among 612 dead aboard the Exargath Victory, arriving in San Francisco from Korea. They are Corp. Robert K. Emerick, son of Homer Emerick of Waterloo. Pvt. Donald F. Letter, son of Lottie Laird of Oswego. Pvt. Ravert A. Parieh, son of Mrs. Esther Hartness of Watertown. Pvt. Jean W. Sotherden, son of Willard L. Sotherden of Clarendon.
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Corp
Robert K. Emerick
Homer Emerick
Waterloo
Pic
Donald FE
Lottie Laird
Osweyn
Ravert A. Parieh
jEsther FE. Hartness
Watertown
Jean W. Sotherden
Willard L. Sotherden
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