Rookie Police Learn Scientific Crime Detection
Rookie policemen in a 20 week course at the Police Crime Laboratory learn scientific methods of crime detection beyond firearms and bodily contact. The training site includes the old Education building now housing Traffic Court, Accident Investigation, and the Traffic Violations Bureau with instructors Lt Instructors Harold Kelly Arthur Leahy William Franey Acting Sgt Dennis Flynn and Sgt Frank Lesicki a firearms expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Crime Laboratory
Traffic Court
Accident Investigation Division
Harold Kelly
Arthur Leahy
William Franey
Dennis Flynn
Frank Lesicki
Y.M.C.A
FBI
Louis Waters
Robert Wilson
Arthur Hook
Welfare
Donald Frasier
John Dixon
Edward Ltinsella
Charles Heath
Cadet Orton F Spencer Named Cadet Sergeant At West Point
Syracuse notices report Cadet Orton F Spencer son of Dr and Mrs M Lyle Spencer of Fayetteville has been appointed cadet sergeant as squad leader in his senior year at the U S Military Academy West Point Also Dr Benjamin E Mays SLATENSONS College Atlanta GA will speak at Syracuse Council of Church Women First Baptist Church at 10 30 AM Wednesday and aviation cadet Edward H Warne son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Warne of 226 Wilmore Pl has completed basic training at Randolph AFB and heads to Williams AFB Chandler AZ for advanced training in F 31 and F 80 jet aircraft plus a note on Hamilton College fund drive and church fire repairs plus local school nursing and other community items
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton F. Spencer
M. Lyle Spencer
Salt Springs St
Fayetteville
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Benjamin E. Mays
Slatensons College
Atlanta
Syracuse Council of Church Women
First Baptist Church
Mays
Federal Council of Churches of Christt In America
Edward H. Warne
Douglas J. Warne
Wilmore Pl
Randolph Air Force Base
Warne
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Ariz
Williams
Air Force
Chapin Named President of Dairymen's League
Leon A. Chapin of North Bangor will lead the Dairymen's League as president succeeding the late Henry Rathbun. A 375 acre dairy farmer since 1916, Chapin has been a League member since 1937 and has served as secretary and treasurer. The League, with ups and downs, reported 1947-48 sales of 138 million dollars, a new record, while continuing its influence in the New York milk region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon A. Chapin
North Bangor
Franklin County
League
Henry H. Rathbun
North Hartford
Chapin
Westfield Center
Chaplin
Bangor
Central City Business Institute
Syracuse
New York State
League J
Reorganized League
J. A. Coulter
Watertown
Leon Chapin
Russell Chapin
Worth Bangor
Board of Education
Lcharter
Old League
Ernest
Strobeck
Macedon
Wayne County
Dairymen’s League
Saratoga Springs
Fred Sexauer
Henry Rathbun
New York
Evening schedule of dinners and meetings at Syracuse area hotels
A dense list of events including dinners for Delta Nu Alpha at Hotel Syracuse and Onondaga, school boards and principals luncheons, Central New York Hockey Center meeting, Local 1484 gathering, Kiwanis Club luncheon, Democratic Women’s Club, medical society auxiliaries, and various organizational meetings at Hotel Onondaga, Hotel SYRACUSE, and nearby venues with times from 12:15 to 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gah W's Co
Onon
Syracuse
Delta Nu Alpha
Syra
Central City Business Institute
Onondaga
Central New York Hockey
I. B W
Guondaen
Kiwanis
Democratic Women's Club
Stacus
Medical Societys
Onondag
Central
Kallaniis Refining Co
Ko “Rooting Co
Gnondawi Guild
On- EA
Bile Carnegie
Syra- Tse
New York Power Corn
Rusternoltz & Russell
Wer Memorial Committee
State Commercial
Socialist Labor Party
Family births and names listed for Oct dates
Daughters and sons announced for numerous Syracuse area couples with addresses in Fulton Marion Champlin Ostrander Ave Central Bauare Midler Brewerton Ott Spring St and other local streets. Oct dates include Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 21 Oct 24, listing parents names and spouse initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durwood de Daniels
Marion
Potter
Fulton
Richard
Champlin
Ann
Nelson
James St
Harry B. Certier
Tessie L. Adler
W. Ostrander Av
Chester Pitko
Genevieve D.scheck
Pleasantbireau
Nelipawicz
Spring St
Borothy M. Hooper
Salina St
Eon C. Cardi Ferce
K. Vanderbush
Tehite St
John D. Kelly
Elizabeth J
Bushi
Earl
John
Pallo
Thercea R. Force
S. Wilburay
Albert C. ‘Brenneman
Gatherine T. Higgins
R.D
Syracuse
Sherwoon C. Hannam
Oa- C
Philipp
Nedrow
Factory Unit Hits Eighty Two Percent Of Chest Goal
The Factory division reports 82 percent of its $534 945 quota in the Community Chest drive, led by 60 of 85 major plants reporting to date. Supp reports from remaining factories expect to push the total over the top by Thursday’s closing meeting. The National League leads division totals with 86 percent, Porter Cable at 184 percent and Smith Caffrey at 130 percent among fifteen plants surpassing quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrn
Robert M. Salisbury
Porter Cable
Smith Caffrey
R. E. Dietz Co
Pass & Seymour
Will & Baumer
Autotile Division
Owen Dyneto
Hall & McChesney
Lipe Railway
Mack Miller Candle Co
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Self Lock Screw Co
F. Marty Co. Engelberg Huller
Killan Mfg
Carrier Corp
98th Division Will Meet Wednesday
The 3d Battalion, 891st Infantry of the 98th Division will meet at 8 P.M. Wednesday in the Organized Reserves rooms at 114 S Warren St Syracuse. Lt. Arthur Murray will discuss M 1 rifle carbine and pistol handling and field stripping. All infantry reservists in the area are invited. the Iroquois Division has long been a New York State reserve unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
891St Infantry
98Th Division
Syracuse
Organized Reserves
S. Warren St
Arthur Murray
98Th
New York State Reserve
Five Nations
Dr Capurso Honored at Syracuse University Dinner
The faculty of Syracuse University School of Music will host a dinner tonight in Schraffts for Dr Alexander Capurso director of the School and Mrs Capurso. Also invited are Chancellor and Mrs William P Tolley Vice Chancellor and Mrs Finlay Crawford Dean and Mrs L C Dillenback and Dean and Mrs Charles C Noble. The company is expected to number 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Syracuse University College of Fine Arts
Schraffts
Alexander Capurso
Capurso
William P. Tolley
Finlay. Crawford
L. C. Dillenback
Charles C. Noble
Central School Costs Discussed at Parley
A report on rising central school costs was presented at the New York State School Boards Association meeting. G Howard Gould of the State Teachers Association noted state aid has fallen from 80 percent in 1941-42 to 6 percent today and urged a Feinberg law revision. The convention, with about 1,500 delegates from 600 boards, opened with calls to expand air education and revise curricula to include aviation training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Naylor
Stamford
George D. Ryder
Cobleshill
Milford E. Pratt
Barker
New York State School Boards Association
Syracase
Onondaga
Lincoln ‘Auditorium
G. Howard Gould
New York ‘State Teachers Association
Goold
Third Man Free On Bail In Lottery Case
A third man arrested over a wrecked car containing 10 000 lottery tickets pleaded not guilty in Special Sessions Court. James Peter Nowicki 23 released on $1000 bail to stand trial November 4. Gerald McNally 28 and Arthur Ferriss also free on bail awaiting appearance November 3. Ferriss denied charges. deputy Bert Reardon found five packets of tickets in the car after it skidded into a ditch. Tracey K Jones YMCA executive said Ferriss registered at the YMCA last April 1 but was asked to leave after one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peter Nowicki
Syracuse
Gerald. Mecnally
Grill
Wolf St
Arthur d. Ferriss
Justice of the Peace
William Roehm
Salina
Ferriss
Shariffs
Montgomery St
Tracey K. Jones
YMCA
Y.M.C.A
McNally
Bert Reardon
Reardon
Woman Sought In Miss Lanier Mystery
Authorities seek Dorothy Lanier long missing from 1168 South Townsend Street after a telegram reports Stanley Lanier her father has died in Louisville Kentucky. The notice implies a potential family connection and request for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lanier
S. Townsend St
Louisville
Stanley Lanier
Atom Age Efficiency Terrifying to Writer
Saul Pratt writes from New York about the opening of the 40th National Business Show. He notes gadgets promising huge efficiency gains, including an automatic typewriter that can produce 200 letters daily and prepare 1 200 envelopes, a secretary’s moving chair device, and a rapid letter opener. He jokes about preferring human contact over automation yet remarks the machines may reshape office life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Prtt
New York
Traffic Court Case Ledger With Multiple Violations
A district traffic court docket lists numerous speeding violations and minor offenses. Names, addresses, and speeds range from 36 to 50 mph with fines from 1 to 50 dollars. offenses include failure to control, improper left turn, passing a red light, and passing a stopped school bus. Continuous entries reference places like Rome, Solvay, East Syracuse, and Oneida with various street names and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Peltier
Salvia
William McNiven
Long Beach
Howard Santy
Wilbur
Frank Keenan, Jr
Bellevue Au
Sandy Ross
Colby
Charles Gilbert
E. Glan
Paul Wright
Preble
Bernice Morgan
U. W. Brighton
Edward Biiiak
Union
Robert Brown
Fayette St
Elizabeth Coyne
Haverstraw
Meadowbrooker
John Welsmentel
East Syracuse
Clayton Brow
Graton
John Fallon
Nichols
Five Plead Guilty In County Court
Five persons pleaded guilty and four others were sentenced by Judge Leo W. Breed in County Court. Pleading guilty were Robert Hing of 115 Clinton St to third degree burglary. Lawrence McDonough address listed as 383 to third degree burglary. Charles White of Syracuse to third degree burglary. James McFadden aged 44 of 308 S Crouseau to having a loaded gun without a permit. Wille Baker 38 of 607 E Washington St to assault on the second degree. Sentenced were Viven R. Wiles 34 of Kirkwood suspended for OUI. Robert Barnes 19 Fulton suspended and probation for five years for grand larceny. William Flamet 54 Genesee Park one year in Onondaga Penitentiary for petty larceny. Dolphus Brown 17 of 166 Glendon St sent to Elmira Reception Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hing
Clinton St
Lawrence McDonough
Charles White
Syracuse
James McFadden
S. Crouseau
Wille Baker
E. Washington Sr
Viven R. Wiles
Kirkwood
Robert Barnes
Fulton
William Flamet
Genesee Trapk
Onondaga Penitentiary
Dolphus Brown
Glendon St
Elmira Reception Center
Kinney Warns Syracuse Taxi Drivers Over Noise Rule
Syracuse Chief of Police John A Kinney issued a warning to taxi operators urging adherence to the anti-noise law. The notice cites New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law provisions requiring a loud but reasonable horn, with city driver licenses suspended for violators and officers instructed to issue summons for infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John A. Kinney
Chief Kinney
New York State
Kinney
Wilson Denies Campaign Is Run by Labor
Wilson, campaign manager for Richard L Mosher, denied that the Mosher drive is controlled by labor leaders. He said he remains in full charge of the Congressional campaign and defended Mosher against charges of outside influence by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Labor
Richard “Tl.mosher
Congress
Mosher
Mrs Ustina Copanas Funeral Wednesday
Mrs Ustina Copanas 57 of 482 Midland Ave dies Sunday night at her son Constantine Copanas 428 Tennyson Ave. Services at 2 PM from home and 2 30 PM at St Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church. Burial in Morningside Cemetery. Survived by five sons Stephen Constantine Peter James and Paul Copanas a daughter Mrs Stephen Toglas and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustina Copanas
Midland
Constantine Copanas
Tennyson
St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church
Buriat
Copanas
Ingside
Friends
Greece
Stephen
Constantine
Peter
James
Paul Copanas
Toglas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Col
W. Niver Wynkoop
Martin F. Hilsinger, Sr
Friends of Hamilton College
John M. Hastings
Howard H. Cannon
St. Joseph's
David J. Norcott
Genesee St
James W. Lybelt
James A. Lybolt
Liverpool
Helen R. Hewitt
Liverpool Parent-Teachers Association
Liverpool High School
Edwin H. Bahn
Liverpool Adult Education
The
Society
St. Vincent de Paul
Lourdes
Thomas M. Hennigan
Martha Schiller
K. L. Schiller
Fitcher
Crouse-Irving Hospital School of Nursing
George W
Batlard
Robert H. Ballard
Wewcastle Rd
Westvale
Weeting
American Pension Club
E. Washington St
New Dairymen’s League
Roy Fairman
Dairymen's League
Largest Milk Producers’ Cooperative
Talgo
Albany
Washington
Rathbun
Fred H. Sexauer
Coulter
George W. Slocum
Milton
Aurora
Cayuga County
Slocum
Dr. Capurso
Philip S. Hopkins
Binghamton Board of Education
Link Aviation, Inc
Binghamton
Hopkins
Ilinois
Denver
J. Cayce Morrison
State
Department of Education
Central High School
Hotel Syracuse
Nathan Howard Gist
Clyde B. Moore
Ithaca
Truman Hi
Preston
Allen David
Solvay
Salmash Gaivar
Emma
van Buren St
Erie Blyd
Charles A. McNett
Onondaga County
Republican
McNett
Anorther McNett
Thomas J. Thompson
Joint Labor Committee
Richard P. Byrne
W. Edward Thompson
Mrs. Ustina Copanas
MR. Kaste
SYR
Cify Bank Building
Riehlman
R. Walter Riehlman
Wage
Albert Crenstein
P.M. Wfbl
Presen Ed le
Republican Committee
Frank. Stamiris
Denis Theodossis
Denis K. Viassopulos
Peter K
Seana
Hendricks
Central New York
S. Warren, ST
Onondaga Hotel
R. H. Taggart Syracuse
Desire
WDA
Deena
Singer Sewing Machine
Madison Machine CO
Herald-Jourist
Scottholm
BLYD
Iaaltrs
Ema
Ed" Lewis
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