Two Shots Halt Store Entry Suspect in Geddes Street
Patrolman Frank Sullen fired two shots during a pursuit of a burglar at 505 S Geddes St arresting Michael Feak, 120, of 509 Tully St. Feak hid behind a counter in Ben Z Miller’s store. shots were fired as he ran, neighbors called police, and Feak was taken to headquarters for questioning.
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Frank Sullen
Michael Feak
Tully St
Ben Z. Miller
S. Geddes St
Sullen
Geddes St
Miller
Pate
Francis Gorn
Thomas Leach
George Kleevig
Peak
Fred Arnold
Dogs Devour Pheasant Nests Prompting Local Ban On Dogs
District game protector MM. L. Callahan urged rural and suburban residents to keep dogs tied for the nesting season after a Dewitt City and Game Club secretary Cecil C. Flint report of roaming dogs destroying pheasant nests. In DeWitt area a dog was blamed for 45 eggs and one hen.
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Samiy
MM. L. Callahan
Cees
Callahan
Cecil C. Flint
Dewitt Fist and Game Club
Flint
Confessions Heard In Slaying Of Father Fassett
In Lyons on June 17 the defense for Chester Fassett argued for an insanity plea as 15 state witnesses described the killing of an elderly father named James in a Rose Town farmhouse. The high point was two voluntary confessions read from Bassell, one made in Erie and the other in Batavia.
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Bose S¢Ll
Erie
Batavia
Free Brake Testing Campaign Draws Cars From Surrounding County
The Erie boulevard testing site logs about 106 non local cars daily with nearly 4,000 tested since Monday. The program runs through June 3 and is run by the Automobile Club of Syracuse, the chamber safety division, and the Syracuse police. Two serious accidents occurred during yesterday’s testing when a woman lost front teeth and beer barrels were damaged by a sudden stop.
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Erie Blvd
S. State At
Onondaga County
Tim
Automobile Club of Syracuse
The
Chamber of Vgommerce
Syracuse Police Department
New state fair staff additions announced this week
Charles J. Roehin of Syracuse joins the Industrial Exhibit Authority along with Henry LE Liewster, manager, expanding the team to three. Arthur Bryant of Leonardville Madison County takes a position at the state fair grounds as efforts continue to line up exhibitors from cities and counties for the forthcoming fair. Rome Utica and others have pledged displays while Colonel Brewster speaks to the Ithaca Chamber of Commerce seeking an exhibit. Oneida County supervisors discuss a county exhibit appropriation.
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Charles J. Roehin
Syracuse
Henry LE. Liewster
Manufacturers’ and Liberal Arts
Pure Foods
Tochm
Arthur Bryant
Teonardeville
Madison County
English Hospital Plans Send Thanks
A letter of appreciation from the British Hospital Contributory Scheme Association arrived at the Syracuse group. Sir Vertram Jured, president, noted 10,000,000 people in Great Britain are enrolled and American pins cover about 2,000,000 persons. The Syracuse plan lists enrollment above 50,000 and includes several routes.
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Enelsl
Jlospital Service
Syracuse
W. OW. Levinciin
Aianager
Vertram Jured
English Association
Great Britain
Park Hill Seeks Fast Road Work and Detour Relief
Park Hill residents have appealed to county authorities to speed up road work and reopen blocked streets. They urge crossing permissions at the thoroughfare to reduce a long detour while pavement is laid in lanes.
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Park Ifill
OL Fash
Syracuse
Kiinng
Sts
Ginnelly Honored at Democratic Testimonial Dinner
Record turnout of Syracuse and Onondaga County Democrats is expected tomorrow evening at the Onondaga hotel for a testimonial dinner honoring Ambrose D. Ginnelly former county chairman. Irving J. Higbee will be principal speaker with Cornelius Mugent Charles R. Hall Anthony J. Deller Justice Frank J. Creey George T. Rarick Judge James J. Barrett David D. Jozelit Morris P. Fennelly. Edward J. Jutten will toastmaster and William H. Kelley is honorary arrangements chairman.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Onondaga
Ambrose D. Ginnelly
Democratic Clubs of
Solvay
Town of
Geddes
Irving J. Higbee
Cornelius J. Mugent
Charles R. Hall
Anthony J. Deller
Frank J. Creey
George T. Rarick
James J. Barrett
David D. Jozelit
Morris P. Fennelly
Edward J. Jutten
William H. Kelley
Upstate
Syracuse Man Receives Estate Share After Sister's Death
James H. O'Neil of 322 Highland Ave Syracuse receives 6900 from the estate of his sister Eleanore Gaston O'Neil. Her New York State transfer tax appraisal lists 15566 gross value and 12460 net. A 5000 repair goes to Dorothea Wright of Forton Pa and 1600 to Mrs Gertrude C Taylor of East Orange N J.
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James H. O'Neil
Highland Aye
Syracuse
Eleanore Gaston O'Neil
New York State
Miss O'Neil
Moulterboro
O. H
Dorothea LB. Wright
3Forton
Gertrude C. Taylor
East Orange
New Jersey
Two Deny Woman's Charge of Assault in Suit
In Albany supreme court, John E. Crahan and Edward Matthewson of Interstate Home Equipment Corporation denied Edna Robertson's charge they assaulted her over a mattress from her home. Robertson testified she owed $1.50 on installments when the men came to reclaim goods.
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Interstate Home Equipment Corporation of
Albany
Edna Reibertson
Ballard St
John E. Crahan
Edward Matthewson
Supreme Court
Hobertson
Crihan
Federal Grand Jury to Reassemble on June 27
Federal grand jury will return Friday afternoon and resume hearing more evidence through June 27 before reporting to Judge Bryant the following day. The session continues through the morning with ongoing testimony and proceedings.
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Federal
Federal Grand Jury
Bryant
Fascism Attacked by Hill Savant at Norwich High
Dr Graeme O'Geran, Syracuse University economics associate professor, warned 250 Norwich High School graduates to beware of fascism and its threats to democracy. He criticized propaganda and urged belief in individual rights over state supremacy, calling for thoughtful citizen action.
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Graeme O'Geran
Syracuse University
Norwich High School
O'Geran
Infant Dies in Auburn City Hospital Burial at St Josephs
Edward L. OConnor Jr age one month died Friday at City Hospital. Funeral at 2 30 p m Saturday from the family home 102 Van A Dan street with burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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Auburn
Edward L. O'Connor
van Anden St
St. Joseph's Cemetery
City invites foreign war veterans to Syracuse in June
Syracuse plans invite to foreign war veterans to Albany on June 29 for recreation of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The gatherings are expected to draw about 1600 visitors to Syracuse. A second delegation from Syracuse attends the Troubled American War Veterans convention in White Plains with a similar invitation.
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Syracuse
Albany
Eyracuse
White Plains
Business Warned Of Zoning Laws In Syracuse
Serge N. Grimm in his roles as executive secretary of the Syracuse housing authority and the city planning commission warns business owners on the low cost housing site to examine zoning laws before moving. He fears some firms may locate in restricted zones and face difficulties without advance investigation.
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Syracuse Housing Authority
We City Planeing Commission
Serge N. Grimminlay
Grimm
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