Four Die in Train Car Collision at Lamson Crossing
A crash at the Lamson crossing on the Lysander Phoenix road at 1:35 A.M. left four people dead and 13 injured after the car struck the side of a coal train. Victims include John Lower 30 Lillian Heagle 30 Evelew Ras 27 and Clarence Bullard 23 who died later at a hospital. Surviving relatives and funeral arrangements are listed for the Heagle and Bullard families. The incident occurred with no witnesses and investigators note no skid marks indicating a stopping attempt.
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W. Tailroad
Lamson Crossing
John Lower
Phoenix Star
Lillian B. Heagle
E. Bridge St
Phoenix
Evelew Ras
Phoenix R. D. 1
Clarence Bullard
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
W. R. Spelman
Baldwinsville
Phoenix Rd
Oswego
Spelman
Ray
James Ray
Betty
Alice
Mae
Louis Pluff
Clara Short
Cleveland
Old .Forge
Esther. Haskins
Melrose Sayers
West Monroe
Clarence
Donald Pluff
Glenn ‘Pluff
Hopkins Funeral Home
Childs
Phoenix Rural
Bullard
U.S. Navy
Multiple auto crashes injure residents on Onondaga street
ASunday afternoon series of crashes injured 13 people in Onondaga Lake Parkway area. Syracuse University students aged 17 caused a three car chain reaction that sent one car into a fourth, with four seriously hurt and taken to St Josephs Hospital. Others injured include Emma Perry and Jane Kimpland in two car truck collision at Wolf and Seventh North streets. Clark Wallace and family suffered scalp and facial injuries in a three car crash at South Geddes and Seymour streets. George Wagner 56 of Verona received a summons for failure to yield after a stop sign collision near State and Birch streets beside a deputy sheriff’s patrol car.
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Onondaga
Lake
Pkwy
Syracuse University
Kurt Harer
Lemoyneay
Firs
Howard Schadt
Merrill Av
Thomas Wilson
Merrill
Edwin C., Mitchell
S. Edwards Ay
Thomas Lonergan
Seeley
Thomas
Muin
Syracuse
Emma Perry
Margaret Baer
Woodruff
St. Joseph's Hospital
Douglas and Graves‘ Sts
Peter’ Rinella
Scoville Av
Charles Cunningham
Washington. St
University Hospital
Leonard Zimmerman
Montgomery St
Bobby Newell
Holland St
Seymour and
S. West
Charles Szymanoski
Hunter Av
George L. Wagner
Verona
State and
Birch Sts
Arthur Willis
Matson. Av
Wagner
Sneak Thief Takes $138 Handbag Loot
A thief entered a home at 130 Berkshire Ave while residents slept and stole two handbags from a dining table. Patrolman Frank Wolff reported the bags contained $138 and belonged to Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs. Vernon Manning.
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Berkshire Avs
Frank. Wolff
John ‘Wagner
Vernon Manning
City Cleanup Half Done
Charles E. Billion, commissioner of public works, announced the Fall leaf cleanup is nearly half finished. Tuesday crews will tackle the third of five sections, with residents urged to place leaves for collection to prevent sewage blockages. The outlined area includes West Street to Columbus, Madison to the city line, and Onondaga and West streets to the boulevard.
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Charles ER. Billion
Public Works
West St
Erie Blvd
Columbus Av
Madison St. Ostrom Av
University Pl. Comstock Av
Colvin St
South Av
Onondaga St
WAA Offers Auto Parts in Syracuse This Week
War Assets Administration lists automotive inventory for sale in Syracuse. District director Lynn L. Edwards announces revised parts catalog from Detroit and two WAA representatives Charles L. Warren and Jerrold Smith will assist buyers this week in the old Post Office Building Warren and Fayette streets until 1 PM Friday. Buyers should bring their lists and cross-reference help is available.
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Syracuse
Waautomotive Parts Division
WAA
Seeing Eye Dog Lost in Atlantic Neighborhood
Josepe Mondo, a visually impaired resident of 205 Atlantic, reports to police and the sheriff that his German shepherd Seeing Eye dog strayed from home Sunday night. The 80 to 85 pound dog wears a muzzle, chain collar, and a plate marked Seeing Eye Inc Morristown N J. Mondo was a Fourth Ward supervisor candidate last fall running on an independent ticket.
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Atlantic
Sheriff’s Office
Seeing-Eye, Inc
Morristown, N. J
Mondo
Fourth Ward
Ar Independent
Legion Elects Officers at Athena Post Meeting
Athena Post No. 1316 conducts a Legion election meeting to select officers for the coming term. Members attend to approve slate and set next meeting date.
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Legion
Athena
Legion Meeting Set For Camp Fire Girls Headquarters
American Legion events scheduled Thursday night at 8 o'clock will be held in Camp Fire Girls headquarters.
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American Legion
Camp Fire Girls
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