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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1948

Page

3

Judge Breed Sentences Six Men in County Court

Six men were sentenced by Judge Leo W. Breed in County Court. Robert E. King 34 of 115 S Clinton St drew seven to fourteen years at Attica for third degree burglary. Lawrence McDonough 33 MCA got four to eight years for third degree burglary. Willie Baker 38 of 607 E Washington St received two to four years for second degree assault. Henry James Miller 28 of 808 W Genesee St will serve one and a half to three years for grand larceny first degree. Ezra Full 54 of Spafford was sentenced to Napanoch indeterminately for arson first degree. Walter E. Thornton 23 of 1230 E Water St got suspended sentence and parole supervision. David James Rey 23 of 1029 Avery Ave pleaded guilty to second degree grand larceny. Marie Kelly of Winchester Hotel, already pleading guilty to forgery second degree, was arraigned as a second offender and admitted the earlier offense.

Leo W. Breed Attica Robert E. King S. Clinton St Lawrence McDonough M.C.A Willie Baker E. Washington St Henry James Miller W. Genesee Sr Breed Ezra Full Spafford Napanoch Walter E. Thornton E. Water Sr David James Rey Avery Marie Kelly Winchester Hotel

Halloween Patrol Set by Local Sheriff

Sheriff Robert G. Wasmer announced Halloween patrols with about a dozen uniformed special deputies on night and Saturday night to keep order and safety in the area.

Robert G. Wasmer

Two Purses Snatched In Separate City Incidents

Two women were robbed of purses in separate parts of the city last night, with a total cash haul of 19 dollars. Tekla Letu, 60, reported two young men grabbed her black knitted bag at Tully and Oswego streets containing 17 dollars and a prayer book. Rachel Fragnito, of 324 Sixth Street Solvay, said a man snatched her purse from under her arm at Laurel and Prospect Streets, valued at 4 dollars containing 2 dollars and personal papers.

Tekla-Letu Oswego St Louis Mosher Tully Solvay Nicholas Margiasso Laurel and Prospectssts

Berserk Grill Customer Causes Destruction in New Jersey

In Montclair New Jersey a man at the Jefferson Bowling Academy Grill smashed backbar mirrors windows and threw bottles causing about 1000 in damage. He was subdued by staff and later hospitalized under guard after losing consciousness and regaining it. He carried 790 in Travelers checks and told police he planned to travel to California.

John Mohm New Jersey Montclair, N. J Onondaga General Hospital Jefferson Boowling Academy Grill E. Jefferson St James Smith Smith Eugene Schaffer S. State Sr John O'Shea Joseph Jaworski California

Seniors Win Forestry Trophy At Syracuse Meet

Seniors at the New York State College of Forestry won 56 points to take honors in 17 field and athletic events at Careen Lake State Park. Sophomore Edgar E. Senter chopped an 18 inch log in 3 minutes 2 seconds to win the log cutting. junior Brian J. Hartson won vertical chopping and teamed with Henry A. Houghton for a 32.3 second cross cut saw.

WRS Close Lins Anti Forestry New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University Forestry Wannunt Auton Westerntayts Lanier Wan Careen Lake State Park Forestry Club Edgar’ E. Senter Brian J. Hartson Hartson Henry A. Houghton Elas

DeWitt Driver Fined After Car Crash With Gun Found

John Holton of 406 John Street paid a $5 fine to Justice George Kimball for driving without a license. A $10 fine for illegal possession of a gun was suspended. Deputies charged Holton after a crash at Thompson Road and James Street yesterday. a foreign souvenir gun was found in the car.

John Holton John St Justice of the Peace George Kimball DeWitt Holton Thompson Rd James

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