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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1951
Page
8
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A 15 month old boy Billy Wilcox locked himself in a bedroom while his aunt answered a phone call. He smeared lipstick all over the room and furniture until firefighters arrived, removed a screen, and freed him, leaving him covered in lipstick.
Rector Arthur Merriman of the Church of the Saviors files a Court of Claims action against the State of New York. He seeks damages for injuries and car damage from a Dec 28, 1950 automobile accident believed caused by negligent road plowing and a ditch. Bernard Ryan is presiding. Frank Noonan represents the state.
The Commission will forgo a federal loan guarantee of 240 000 for a city sewage project. A public hearing before the Senate Intergovernmental Security Subcommittee was held in Oswego with Albina McManus appealing the decision. Chairman McCarran and others discussed the zoning issue and the plan to testifying witnesses. The loan, first given in 1950, expires Thursday. the commission may submit a final report to leverage the guarantee but may proceed without it.
Syracuse society matron Mrs Suzanne Algeo recalls a 1929 European Christmas masquerade trip with her family. The visit to Chamoni in the French Alps included Philip Mountbatten then seven years old. Suzanne lent her Duke of Edinburgh costume to the boy, who swapped outfits, and both attended in swapped attire. The Fondas cherish photos of Suzanne and Philip in their Alpine holiday costumes. Suzanne Algeo now directs at the Junior League and Harmony Circle, Memorial Hospital.
SOHN F. SUVIEC, 58, a life parolee, returned from Warren, Pa, to face robbery burglary and traffic charges. He told police the crimes were prompted by an unsuccessful attempt to marry his heart interest here. The State Parole Board advised against marriage.
Warren law records show Valentino Suviec charged with first degree robbery for the Commodore Restaurant stickup and burglary of Andy Bull's Trading Post. He admitted gun thefts and a prior pattern of crimes while linked to a fatal outcome for a man named Gramute earlier this year. The widow Edith Quinn is set to receive forty five thousand under the late Walter K. Quinn estate settlement finalized in federal court.
Miss Molly Barry of 139 South Ave chairs Section 61 in the Women’s Division and has long led fundraising for the Community Chest. Her 128 percent of quota last year and plans to surpass that this year are noted as she drives the drive with Red Feather support.
Federal jury handed up four indictments one sealed. Edward Owen faces charges of illegal reentry after deportation. James N. Stevens is charged with transporting a stolen car from Casspar Wyn to Rome last August. John B. Alber and Robert L. Som mers of Albany are indicted for illicit truck shipment from Bas jen to Albany.
Syracuse’s official population is 219,864 with Mayor Coorcoran informed. State Comptroller J Raymond McGovern notes 1952 aid will use that figure, with per capita distribution possible. Finance Commissioner George H Bedford says 1952 budget anticipated on about 220,000, while 719 Indians and state inmates were excluded from the federal census.
A watch and 1271.45 dollars found in the room of Paul Grmusha, who led a police trap in May 1950, will be turned over to X olas J. Valentino of Liverpool this afternoon by District Attorney Jesse E. Cantor. A 30 day summary judgment obtained from Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller expired yesterday.
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