Illness Shrinks Onondaga County Grand Jury
Illness reduces the Onondaga County grand jury from 30 to a smaller pool as nine were excused at term start and three more fell ill this week. District Attorney William H. Bowers reported 17 jurors present, one above the minimum needed, and sought additional jurors from Supreme Court Justice Clifford H. Sears while a member who had gone home ill yesterday returned, prompting a brief recess to deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Grand Jury
William H. Bowers
Supreme Court
Clifford H. Sears
Dust and fumes rise in Solvay air hearing
At Solvay Village Hall a public hearing on air pollution heard that dust, fumes, white dust, and smoke have increased in intensity over three to four months. East Solvay and Montrose residents testified, 150 to 200 attended, with many agreeing. Witnesses cited foggy air reducing visibility and a blackened white cake in a dining room within minutes. Police Justice Mathews chaired the session scheduled Oct 6 8 P.M., with plans to compile testimony and seek further evidence before talks with industry groups.
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Solvay
Village Hall
Everett Palmatier
Louis
East Solvay
Montrose Tract
Elizabeth Pearson Beeler
Woods Rd
Solvay Process
Detroit
Mich
Daniel F. Mathews
Court Admits 18 Lawyers From Fourth Department
A public ceremony admitted 78 new lawyers to practice by the Appellate Division Fourth Department. Among the newcomers were two sons of Supreme Court justices and nine Syracuse residents including a young woman. The event followed exams and featured remarks on professional responsibility.
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Supreme Court
Sian
Roch
Clark C. Kimball
Lakewood
Henry
Kimball
Watertown
Liam C. Vaughn
Kenmore, Son
West Solvay
Will Beiof
Raymond C
Names of Syracuse area residents admitted
Vaughn and several Syracuse residents were listed among those admitted. The roster includes John E. Shaffer of 807 Marshall St, Paul C De Bernardio of 196 Witsen Pl, Harry C Martin Jr of 507 Allman St, William M Wompf of 229 Filen St, Robert G Bradwick of 1713 KE Genesee St, John C O’Byrne of 153 Beverly Rd, Edward M Cowan of 686 W Onondaga St, Thomas H Dyer of Onondaga, Missi wego, Lewis H Ford, Clayton Harry LeVine, James H Gilroy, John B Hunt, Albert B Bond of Geneva, among Seventh District residents.
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John E. Shaffer
Marshall St
Paul C., de Bernardio
Witsen
Harry C. Martin, Jr
Allman
William M. Wompf
Filen, St
Robert G. Bradwick
Genesee St
John C. O'Byrne
Beverly Rd
Edward M. Cowan
W. Onondaga St
Thomas H. Dyer
Kurtigre
Onondaga
Wego
Tewis HH. Ford
Clayton
Harry
LeVine
James H. Gilroy
John BE
Hunt
Utica
aAlbert BE
Bond of
Geneva
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Joan IX. Harty
Shotwell
Fifth Judicial District
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Lowville
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