Teacher Pleads Guilty After Taking Student to New York
Donald M. Brown 44 a former Elwood Indiana high school teacher changed his plea to guilty to taking Verna Jean Parrill an 18 year old pupil to Ithaca New York for immoral purposes. Brown had pleaded not guilty earlier and is to be sentenced later. He returned to Elwood to live with his family and had been working as a paperhanger and painter. He was released on bond last June after being held with Parrill at Jamesville Penitentiary.
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Endianapolis
Donald M. Brown
Elwood
Ind
New York State
Brown
Robert C. Baltzell
Baltzell
Verna Jean Parrill
Ithaca
Jamesville
Temple Turns Down S. A. Purchase Offer
Congregation Beth Israel voted 51 to 20 to reject Syracuse Universitys offer of 90000 to buy the temple at 601 Irving Ave for campus expansion. Alex A Gree son was reelected president. other officers include Herman Arkin Louis Schwartz and Harold Chait. Voting was by secret ballot and will not be reopened.
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Congregation Beth Israel
Irving Avy
Syracuse University
William P. Tolley
Alex. A. Greeson
Irving Av
Temple Beth Israel
Herman Arkin
Louis Schwartz
Harold Chait
Elmcrest Children To See Magicians
Elmcrest Children's Center hosts a magician show at 7 30 P M at Salt Springs Road Syracuse for boys and girls in memory of Harry Houdini. International Brotherhood of Magicians members Rude Ned Mulray Austin Dulin Bill Miller Billy Davis Rodney Bob Miller and Harvey Cannon will perform Ed Murphy WSYR will MC. WSYM provides cider and doughnuts for Halloween parties.
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Elmcrest
Pears Salt Springs
Syracuse
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Harry Houdini
Rude
Ned Mulray
Austin Dulin
Bill Miller
Billy Davis
Rodney
Bob Miller
Harvey Cannon
Heavy Fog Clears After Three-Day Oswego Area Haze
A heavy fog that shrouded Oswego for three days lifts tonight. Visibility improves after near zero levels, easing conditions for motorists.
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Oswego
Le Moyne College Students Vote for Leaders in First Election
Le Moyne College held its first student election under a new constitution. About 450 sophomores voted for president and other officers as five parties fielded candidates after a week of nominating requiring 40 signatures to appear on the ballot.
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Lemoyne College
Andrew Brady
Hill Freshmen Elect Hicks President in 458 Vote
Syracuse University student WILLIANE HICKS was elected president of the freshman class. The Student's Co‑op Council Party won a clear majority of 458 votes for four class offices. Other winners include Peggy Quinn vice president Stella Mendelow ski secretary and Joe Widall treasurer. The team campaigned with a Jive Jackass.
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Williane Hicks
Syracuse University
Peggy Quinn
Stella Mendelowski
Joe Widall
Chest Will Benefit If Dog Is Found
The Community Chest offers $50 for the return of Sag the springer spaniel owned by John F. Marsellus of 217 Brattle Road. Sag has been missing and the finder may claim the reward.
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John F. Marsellus
Brattle Rd
Sag
Reward Offered For Missing Chest Budget Dog Sag
Marsellus a Chest budget committee member announced a $50 finder reward plus another $50 to be given to the Chest in the finder’s name if Sag the four year old brown and white dog is recovered. The search was raised after Wednesday night.
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Marsellus
Chest
Youthful Burglar Put on Probation
COUNTY JUDGE Leo W. Breed placed Herbert W. Harrington, 18, of 229 Burt Street on probation for 10 years after he pleaded guilty to third degree burglary. Harrington was tied to three a.m. actions at a Valley Drive gasoline station with Claude K. Bushey and Patrick M. Dugan. Bushey and Dugan received eight to 16 years each. Harrington was denied youthful offender status.
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Leo W. Breed
Herbert W. Harrington
Burt St
Harrington
Claude
K. Bushey
Patrick M. Dugan
Valley Dr
Bushey
Dugan
Breed
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