Evangelist Preaches Eternal Soul at Syracuse Crusade
Dr Joe Henry Hawkins spoke at First Baptist Church opening week of Centennial Crusade Christ for Greater Syracuse urging that human destiny lies in sharing God's power as souls endure eternally. He contrasted earthly body value with the immortal soul and noted Hell and eternity. Reverend George Benton chaired the meeting as revival services continue with local church leaders and families leading song services.
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Greater
Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Hawking
Jesus
Hawkins
Hankins
Hell
George ¥. Benton
Syracuse Area
Methodist Church
Harold Alexander
Alexander
Easy Washer Earnings Jump in Nine Months
Easy Washing Machine Corp reports nine month earnings rising sharply from 1947 figures. Sales reached 35.743 million versus 24.404 million last year. Net profit at 4.77 dollars per share compared with 3.64, totaling 2.387 million against 1.822 million. Includes tax and asset provisions. Regulation W reinstatement could affect future results.
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Easy Washing Machine Corp
H. Paul Nelligan
Nelligan
Ex Convict Sues State for Injury at Auburn Prison
Former inmate George B. Ranciaccio of New York City files a $50,000 claim in a County Court of Claims alleging the state’s negligence caused the loss of four fingers while operating a license plate stamping machine at Auburn prison on October 28, 1927. He cites a defective machine with inadequate safeguards. Represented by Robert R. Bauman, he sues the state. Assistant AG Joseph A. Grago defends. Judge Donald Gorman presides.
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Auburn State Prison
George B. Ranciaccio
New York City
Brandiaccio
Robert R. Bauman
Joseph A. Grago
Donald Gorman
Syracuse horse wins national indoor jumper title in Harrisburg
Golden Chance a three year old dun mare owned by Paul Fout of Tecumseh Stables won the $2,000 jumper championship at Harrisburg Pa yesterday. The horse has claimed multiple trophies at local shows and this victory places the mare just behind the Madison Square Garden meet in prestige.
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Harrisburg
Golden Chance
Paul Fout
Tecumseh Stables
Crucible to Make New Hard Steel
The Crucible Steel Co of America announces a new high hardness steel with greater tensile strength than prior products. Produced under a trade name at Crucible plants including the Sanderson Halcomb site, the steel aims to reduce brittleness while increasing hardness for broad tool steel applications and potential weight and size reductions in parts and machines.
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Ferrous Metal Industries
Crucible Steel Co
America
Crucible
Sanderson-Halcomb
Five Burglaries Probe as $429 Stolen in Weekend
Police investigated five weekend break ins with $429 reportedly stolen. Norm's Smoke Shop at 117 South Salina Street saw $328.30 taken after entry from Bowles Lunch via basement to the shop. A cash box was pried open in a Farm Bureau Insurance Co. desk but later returned. Other sites included Nichols Sales and Service on South Salina Street, MacArthur Stadium office, Coyne Service & Supply on Cortland Avenue, all with no further losses. Detective Barrett Donahue and Patrolmen Waley and Oot led the inquiries.
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Barrett Donahue
Bowles
Chester Gay
Radcliffe Rd
Farm Bureau Insurance. Co
City Bank
Richard ‘Waley
Harold Oot
Nichols Sales, & Service
S. Salina St
MacArthur Stadium
Coyne Service & Supply Co., Inc
Cortland Av
Spector Case Set For Trial Nov 10
Mrs. Sol Spector seeks separation from her husband and appeared with new counsel in Supreme Court before Justice Earle Bastow. The court set November 10 for a jury trial. Spector countered with an annulment action and earlier sought more time to secure new representation before Justice Sears.
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Chambers
Earle Ci Bastow
Supreme Court
New Counsel
Sadler, Seubert
Man Charged With Forgery in Liverpool Case
WILLDEAN 16, WIEBE, Lt. of dat Liverpool vd, was arrested on warrants charging second degree forgery and non-support. Webb forged checks totaling $189.60 after finding a bank checkbook in the 100 block of Chester st. He cashed five checks in July and August. He was due for arraignment in police court before Judge William H. Bamerick, with later arraignment in children's court on the non-support charge.
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Wiebe
Dat
Liverpool Vd
Webb
Russell Malcolm
James McDonald
Merchants National Bank
Chester St
William H. Bamerick
Children’s Court
Woman, 70, Injured in Four Car Collision on Gifford Street
Sadie Givers 16 of 225 Cilord Street sustained a fractured left leg after a four car crash on Gifford Street last night. Passenger Mae Dembrowski 43 of Canastota pleaded not guilty to reckless driving in traffic court this morning and posted $500 bail. Trial set for November 18 by Judge Truman H. Preston. Police say Dembrowski was eastbound in the 600 block when she sideswiped two parked cars owned by Marion Belecher and Joseph A. Alpert in the 500 block of Gifford Street.
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Sadie Givers
Cilord
Dense Krowski
Gifford St
Marion Belecher
Maine St
Harring
Joseph A. ‘Alpert
Yeh Irving
Gifford
Woman Hit Parked Car Then Vehicle and Tree
Mrs Dembrokski struck a parked car owned by Richard Gaxon at 1015 South McBride Street. Police said she then struck a tree at 519 Garfield Street as reported by Patrolmen Emil Kocher Louis Mosher Sgt Joseph Viau and Lt William Franey.
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Dembrokski
Richard Gaxon
S.mcbride St
Emil Kocher
Louis Mosher
Joseph Viau
William Franey
Gifford Sf
Driver Escapes As Auto Upsets in Syracuse
In East Syracuse, 65 year old Ward Carey of Kirkville escaped serious injury after his car overturned at the intersection of Kinnest and Exter, then righted itself following a collision with another vehicle at the scene.
Vehicle overturns after stop sign failure in East Syracuse
Deputy Sheriff serves Roy J. Miller 28 of East Syracuse with summons for failing to observe a stop sign after Carey's vehicle overturned and landed right side up in a ditch at 7 AM driven by Miller.
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Roy J. Miller
Syracuse
Carey
Eugene Beche
Miller
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 Proof
Calvert Distillers Corp announces Calvert Reserve blended whiskey at 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits, produced in New York City.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
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