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-Man Slugged father
AtNrflartford Of Bishops
'Gas' Station
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S-C.V4
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OlSmViR.DISPATCH
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Gallagher'AfmtMairnurn Agnes UeMiile Woman Severely
Hurl
Fuiidfof War
Victim Dance Recilal In
AttackwithMatehet ACID
Vincent Valerio. 63, of 512 Mohaw\ w u held todayjISi^
on
charge alter hia wife, M«.^Marion Valerio,
At the Stanley o9, at>waaopen
struck over the head with a hatchet laat bight
^i^l^M
J,r
n
|NPI«MTIOS
"**•
The, Rer Luke V. Gallagher
the past eight yejyjjt?-~*h* < *£*.
i*stor of St. Francis—de~8aies
>*al me go*J set MVbeen t\ih*t
^
Church. has been appointed area
reached or surpassed each year j • j
State Poflct were searching
„ to.- chairman of th* 19M appeal for
In announcing this year's ap- A f M i De Mi lie; noted dancer,
_\
day for a man who slugged a the Bishops Fund for the Vicpeal. Bishop Foery pointed out » n d h f r A j n , „ r^ M i n # n« n ( « in their home and terioualy injured.
that one out of every 60_of the Theater will be presented Wed
Police were holding Valerio!
:
:
•—Vgasolin* station attendant over tim» of War.
world's
families
ar«
refugees
without
ball
under
Section
1M
l
.
i
,
.
w%
A_
bail
1031
needAy
evening
in
the
Stanley
tha head
and then robber
fled inappara car Rev.
HiaWalter
Appointment
by Bishop
th* Jfuat
after
the would-be
A. Foery.
of
" T h e * * are cold statistic* under sponsorship of R o l a n d of the City CoMrt- Act, which'* K C I g C
Oretulfifl
ently changed hia mind about de- the Catholic Dioce** of Syracuse,
which are almost devoid of Che*l«y and the Gre*t Artists permits detention for 48 hourslrri
A
«
J
•
'
m \« •"
manding or taking any money. was announced today by the Rt.
fer Investigation. Capt. Francis
meanltg if we cannot sense their Series. Miss DeMille, who has
It t u believed the assailant Kev. Msgr. Joseph B. Tcomey. dlimpact in terms of human trag- done the choreography for theGo**in of ths Detective Bureau Judge Stephen W. Brettoan of
and hla companion got away in tcesan director of Catholic_ Charedy." he said.
program here, also ha* earned said another charge would be Utlc*. went to Buffalo today to
preferred this afternoon.
a Mercury car:
aaslst Judge JoKn Knight in th*
new
honor* in that field
Thirty-eight million people
me*.
Mrs. Valerio wa* reported In trial of case* at th* Buffalo Urn
Floyd Clemens, JO. of 1&3Q The appeal hae been aet for
are adrift, hornet***, 4Je*l»lute
She ha* don* th* choreography
condition today In I t opening there tomorrow,— s
trt
It Is a fact so vast that the mind for the new Broadway au,cc»a* fair
—atUadant»t
thel
*[***.
°*
*l*r:
21*27.
culmlKlliaUtk
HospiUV O^ W, B
1
Blumenstock Qajolin* Station. rating in a collection in all Cathgrows numb in try *** to gMsp The Girl In the Pink Tights," Falvo said she • wa* suffering H* w** exp*>l*d to remain te
47 Gene***. New Hartford, w u olic churches throughout the
it. Yet each of those millions and reviews Credit her work a* from shock, concussion, lacer* Buffalo throughout th* w**k and
next w**k, aiao, .—..
knocked to hia knees by. * blow L-nited States on Laetar* Sun.Le an Individual, a wait with acontrtbuUw
th* TiKt ma back *hd i probably
-Judg*
Brannaa
will return to
on the head last night by anday. Max. 28.
ptnrhed face and pleading eye* mediate listing among top At-poaaibl* fracture of th* akalL Buffalo Mar. S3 for th* trial of
vldeattfled customer.
A children's phase of th* apa~ gaunt, trembling man who hastractions.
Valerio waa picked up m th*
It waa ahortjy after 7.Cleroens peal. * collection on behalf of
watched his children die; an aged Francois Jaroachy will be mu-500 block of Bleecker a short as tncom* tax oraaton cms*.
•aid, that a medium height man, needy children over****, opened
woman, racked with "cold, whosical director and Otto Frohllch tiro* after th* boating by Patroiwithout a hat, entered the ata- last week on Ash Wednesday in
extend* her hand for alms. These assliUat conductor for the De-m*»_RA*C_OJI Taurlaand and
T X t N A M t TO KNOW ( N
tion and purchased 00 cent* the parochial schools of this ar*a.
people Cry to us for aid, and weMille production' here. Other di Jo**ph D*r**io,-H* waa qu*»worth of oil.
It will continue throughout Lent
cannot ignore them."
lectors: Musicsl arrangement*. tloned by District Attorney John
Father
Gallagher
pointed
out
The relief program was estab Trud* Rittman, production de- M Uddy, Captain Oo*sln .and
The man offered a $1 bill.
Hahed as an enfergencv measure sign. Peggy Clark and~Motl»yT|Oth*Tr"m»rnP*r> of thf^buraau:
Clemens turned to the cash reg- that the food, clothing and medicine bought with proceeds from The Bee, Luke V. GaUagker, at the end of World War 2 toorchestrations. Don Walker; co*> Patrolmen Henry Thomas and
ister and made change.
the dnve is distributed to all pa*tor of 8t. Francis do Sale* give assistance to th* millions of
Motley and 11 g h.t 1 n g, Raymond Ball gave the Injured
As he handed the dime to the those in need overs***, regard- Church, who I* are* chairman people dislocated from their tume*.
it? LArAvrrra at. Miem tn\t
P«Riry
Clark.
woman first aM.She waa sent
\
man, Clemens was struck on the less of race, creed or color. Dur- of the l W appeal of the homes and countriei. The emerto th* -hospital..in the Hinckley
head with an unknown—instru- ing the- past 10 years the fund BUhops'^Fund for the Victim* gency has never ended. Bishop The program} —
h Wur* ambulanc*
ment ..and fell to
his knees. The has distributed more than to<$,Toery pointed out. The recent RslUd. (A4»ptrd rr'om ' Rri(a<J(<on")
of War.
M
—
r>«ltJkk-L<M»«.—
Mr*.—Dominiek-7 - N
HC*ft-tftTconflicts in Korea. TnJo-Chtna
-ma*-tn*»- **tje*
Ctrl
tJdfJ*- m n k l i n
daughter,
had
been
with
her
and enteredra&-from~
a car inthe
which
an ^xoorr pound* oTiwh 7£*Te~rial. The national go*l aet this year and the Near Rait have cast new Tb»
Her Puit.T
J»n<« Mtlrhfll
WitLlk_K$T
-Qlhjr^mejj waa Jilting __:—. valued at more than- 212 million Is live mDllon dollar*. " "During nTTllorw adrift.
Tfetfttrtl
Jimf* Jameson parent*-and had gon*-Atp*tal
_"
dollars.
Tbe S m i r r
Rufu* *mith
while there was an argument
Cpl. Hugh T. Maher and
* n d Mfmb#r« of \hr riann Gunn
In th* kitchen. Her husband,
INTERMISSION
Trooper F. P. Hopkins, BCI.
Domlnlck Nucclo, 17 of 761 Lansr>«.nr»i Trorti The Ucldta Xfk
i*T WUT 4 WOUIITI.
State Police were conducting the
a. Ball'l CUJU
Btrauaa ing, cam* in shortly after the
«>mif/,«J# t-ai'P'
investigation while uniformed
siasult ind—took—th*— hatehet
OHEOKINfl ACCOUITt V troopers were scouring the area
from the hands of his father-in- -M»>»rt>*#r
The car left in a westerly diTh» Bultfrri)
Du»ty WorraJI
law, police said.
~
riow#r*. - - - Kleiner fair*htld.
THRIFTIWECK AOOOUNTSv
rection.
Jean: llouloase, Hunly Kellty,
Polic*
reported
Valerio
had
—C3etnena. w,a* trsaUd by Dr.
M
—=
• l^iajm*' T w e e
—••
I f 1UNDINA ST.
Th» B^* .
-""- J a m n Jaml»»on recently bought the hatchet
Preston R. Clark for bruises, but Two men-paid fines of 110
r. Grand Ttta d* Gala
Capt. Chester Caaaletta, in
'he was .not injured seriously each In' City Court today aft«r
Ballerina
Genii* da Lapps
Another step toward the establishment of a Mohawk The
Premifr
Jamea Jamleaon charge of th* uniformed fore*
enough to require hospital treat- pleading guilty to disorderly conLOW tOST OAR LOANS
fH. 44f!7
l*st nlgM, wa* an early arrival
Flral
SAIO|II
•
E>»lyn Ta>l<»r
Valley
Workshop
was
taken
this
noon
at
the
Utica
when
ment.
duct charges In an attempt to^
Imprraarlo
Oajlmlr KoVif
at lhe_ecen*. Dels: John Belmont
He told New Hartford Police take two girls Into their car near member* of the Physically Hnnriirwppod Committp* Ha • Tha Maid
Raimcnda Orirlil
tAPF nPPOtIT BOXft
and P. J. DeFaalo called mem»
-T+ttr
» » n * Blilflri
Chief LeOrande Linger he—be^ the Central Fire Station. F31ia
sees »f the family. OUtennnts
•t
lleVed he WAliId be able Id recdg- beth St late yesterday after- U;ned tu a pmmeaa repoit by BtlwaiU P. Naglc. letuetl Chor*phe«a and S f M H a
•ywir
TTrad'tuonai
8-ng.
wer*
taken
at
headquarter*,
O
i
r
n
d
a
nix* the man and the automo- noon.
manager of the percussion division of the Chicago Pneu- a. Hare* en Th e Mountain
Captain Gossln s*ld h* was
bile.
DOCTOR
ranard I
at
The girls were on their way
.. m . ^
able to question Mrs?1 Valerio at
A Mountalnttr
Rufu* Smith
horn
Hit l>reams
L. Franklin,
the hospital.
me from the movies and w e n t i m a t l c T o 0 ' Company. •
TV WorraJI e r B . Or»*tTt
into the fire station to report the
Ilia Nelthbora
B^ KMIer.
Deputy Chief Vincent Klore.
Nagle has Just returned from
1
incident.
UfgL:
Vincent Xa.FJetwrand 2
.^J^ijfrujg**^
Ey-Tasfo
.,
Paindxaei^ BaftM*^ JEaAriSAno pro,. hfaton, .where. a_,.workshopj J
! T^e>:',|^HleI,
Veen uv*w*Si?«T•op>*:
ahd^Joyph- Ha^j^or^iKlvinsT erallon h**
fturua
T h a . Bins«ra"
sloh war* ciTftd In and particiM
a number'"6t~yw*.
nvmd'a CH-MIII
Reliable" pharmacy. They
quickly \n a patrol car, arrest- He told for
AND TRUST COMPANY
pated
in
th*
questioning,
taking
Wary
Lldtja Tranklln
of the marked progress
ed
Meguil
Angel
Roque,
17,
of
CaJlmlr Koklc
A single indictment, which was
of statements and records.
JoMph
know that our skilled, Reg*
being made there to assist the
1NTERM18SION
sealed, comprised the interim re- 814 Park Ave., and George Ma- phystcally handicapped, w h o
Danf<* p f k l n s A E S . JJ«Ol»3ft.
tAS. 2«, of 400 ilsry, both of otherwise would be unsbl* to
port of ths Onakla niiiU^JCGrand...
"Ti
yjiom
*atd
thejLJKgrsiJaborer*.
^
_
—HaroM
Jury made' thirf mornTnr~-lHi 1UI!^"• r*~, ^A^uli^ «^T rhirgV7"b
t*in high ethical standards
~l.tdli« Franklin and Rob^rl Cald»r
MAIN OFFICE
—.'
Supreme Court Justice E. How-j ~
— Jh^jygjen^y^tfcjrjhj^^stabj
limZU
•11U lllll|lUi
nn*?rw73**^uaTity iti|{r*>'
them their choke of paying
pay $10 1 Ish m en t Tf^ieTmT5rprogTaTTr!n
KvfUn Ta>l"r *nd C'ajjnur Koktc
\
Foremnn WarrtwfH W .Tnnft, ^>r^oii^to-i*l^for-10-d*^r-They^th*-Utic*r-*re*r-h**-the
support *wti—rtiatrtwf-pftmri p o - :X?rlVfrlnJBiHgr Set vlut:
«i«i>^ro iKVTSrnhjrkx. o l Ras*
of 1+ Bonnie Brae, in handing"up paid
of "many 6rganisalI6n»7 including
Tree Parking
«oin^-NRW^B*muN:vi_An
tim».
the presentment, explained that Four men were arrested in an-in_dustrial leaders, the Chamber
IVm<'ni»trttf>r«
_ _ _ D Bart.
tion
prit**
at*
alwy^Xak
85-year-old-woman, who neighthe grand jury still has other her case on disorderly conduct of Commerce. Community Chest,
SOUTH
Jamlf»«>n
work before making a final re- charges at the John St. Hotel on County Welfare Department, Kifell Into Unadllla River here 8at* • • • • * •*« * ».••«•
I^ctur»r
o . Fodrt>ua,
Genets 4t Amoid Avt»port*
complaint of th*-bartender, An- w-anis Club and otheri.
J. Mltrh'll
urday afternoon, and drowned.
TtanJit
r . Haiard.
SH*
PlTltlftg - — - Diatrict Attorney John M. Lid- thony Giglio. Two of them _ U is est'imated that there_ are
Th* body of Hrt. Alfred* Bagg
dy later explained Ihst the partial W*N> f W M U'r\»n thi.-rftmpl.Tff.- at le*st MOO person* in OneHB
Heir on ie>e*t¥=i1«3
Tradiflftnal waa-lQundLby_Ralph Wheeler, a
D R U G STORE
PEOPIJM OFFICBrepoit by. th«-grand Jury Volant
withdrew " th* chargw County who would benefit direct
J. niM'>rn*rv.
.-formerly with dlstanJLr*iaIlve^-wAo-Waa: called
J#rQ4Mt4*t^Tt
**necessary at this time, due toagainst them. Two others, Carl ly by the program, once It was
4-—gr.MT>r
'Tt'Bowery
HTTMfh Theatre. when ~neighbors
neighbors - of Mrs
Mrs. Bigg
Poor Padfly.
late of
Bleeclter i t Second St.
certain circumstances." He didCllbrith. 31, of 3 Maple, Clay established and in operation.
J. Jamtf»^n;
noticed she was missing.
J
KZ—trnt*Tg%n
ahortly
of
Nlblo'i
not elaborate. The final report
X*mk$r s>««>r*4 D*f«*t|
~ Coroner Flsk Brooks, Oneorita.
^Tiarden. T. Taylor;
and Charlew
Clthriih guilty
? * ^ r r T - p r r - T r are suffering from
- of the grand jury is _expected~To" vine,
same address,
who pleaded
:_rimr»TffiS^*- Cer»eV«iie*) •
M. Gfubb.
Enill*h d«bulanlf ruled death wa* accldehtal due
be made next week.
to the charge, were given their physical defects which bars them
_
r
Because the indictment handed choice of paying $10 or going-to from taking a full time job in JLECTF.rL •>_ mrJHbgr,^f_Jh*. lllstete* N i b £ . " r h l H - w e t i h t llfier.|to ^ ^ J f
Industry,—
•
-'ti-Trwr:
j—Th*
t$5d^waTTound
just east
up. today was sealed, the identity jail for 10 days. They did not
excutlve committee) of the NaUnder
the
proposed
workshop
Ix>la
Montn.
P
.
Worrall;
conehita,
_ o.niy .fi»si to o f xh9 R t < 2 3 bridge. It was lyof the defendant named therein, pay and were taken to jail. Sgt.
tional Agricultural Mme*tone uTroupa
ARE YOU BUILDING A NEW HOME
Barkfr and firout.
must under the law remain secret Philip Elzehheck and Patrolmen program these persons would be
ing face down about three feet
J, Milrh»ll:
Institute
at
the
annual
convenable
to
perform
as
little
as
two
OR PLANNING A NEW HEATING-SYSTEM?-:
until such time as the court di- Rocco A. Usandrelll, Joseph Ar
from the river bank, 40 feet from
Pione*rs and Emplra Quild*rS.
rects that the indictment be curl and Pat Orslno arretted the hours dally in some worthwhile tion In Odoago recently w**
Mrs. Bigg's hous*.
If If* Natural Gas or OH H$at
effort. The time each person Clareece A. Manx, OrlsJuuiy
opened. This takes place usually quartet early this morning.
Neighbor* w»r* reported to
CALL
would work would depend entirehave »ih Mrs. Bagf. outdoor*
—after- -th* -defendant—ha*-been.
Tallin—Tteeprealdent—of —1tnr
lyoirhlg-or-her.
physics*-endur^
about >:S0 Saturday afternoon.
*-<-placed-tn custody of the authorianc*.
Eastein Rock Product* Inc^
Later, when they could not loties.
The estimate of the number
—
IHc*.
cate her, they called Mrs. Wheel*
The grand jury has been at
NEW
YORK
<**—The
head
of
who would benefit by the—pro
work, since last Monday and at
a "stockholders protective com- er and her mother. Mrs. Bertha
that time there were about • 10 WASHINGTON, March 8 (^1— gram in Oneida County is based
mittee" demanded yesterday that Phetteplace. After they searched,
cases awaiting presentment be* / Congressional committe* nas on a survey mad* by various
a brand new board of textile they called Wheeler, who located
fore that Investigating group. reported after a study of 7iesJ»h sgencie*,—including th* County
INTERNATIONAL
experts be Installed as directors the body about a p.m.
Mrs. Bsgg Is the widow of
Mrs. Mildred B. Crumb of 1203 conditions Hhat-deafncss probably Welfare Department, the Comthis
year,
by
the
A
m
e
r
i
o
a
n
munity Chest and Planning
William Bagg. former Engineer
—Park, i* assistant-foreman,
-Co. ha* received teo-ittentlon-ThAn! Counc - u u d c l h e r rehablUUtion
at
Chensngo Fsrme Corp, New
MY oUitr major mcdirAl jnl>- gpoup8
CUranc* A, MUM, OrliWany Gordon V. Lyons of Rye. N. Y\, South Berlin,
—
eiiirged th« present board, dowfc
lem — although there ar* more
Th*
body
wss
taken
to
th* W* Satrtt*
Th* Mohawk Valley Work- Falls, vicepresident of the East inated by. associates of Boston
—
—
—
^
— uian four million wholly or par shop, It was explained, will be a era Rock Products Inc., Utica,
Temsett
Funeral
Horns
to
await
All Maiat •(
financier Frederic C. Dumalne
tially deaf persons- in the United
non-profit organization. In Blng- ha* been elected am^mbeToflJie Jr.. with "manipulation and p ^ i ^ e r a f * ™ l [ < ™ » t V ^ < ^ j g "
STiTes—^^
be mad* by iier" son. Fran'
L O S A N G E L E S W — It
:-=UOtt€RSthe project became self- executive committee of the Na llticking."
WRNA-CESr.:—
d
"More Is known about the pre ihamton,
wasn't easy, but Milt Forrest has vention
A
Campaign
of
hopele
.ne*sj«"
^
*
'rtlrejTArrny
colonel,
su u
in
ter f v
s
dial 3-9555
and control of many dts-j J [" K ^
, ' « >'"" Rec4 t tional Agricultural Ume.«tone In
205 NEY AVE
at last found a use for his colTtnd despair seems to have beent^ho isjlying here from Clear
20
YEARS
GAS
HEATING
EXPEDIENCE
ords
there
show
that
the
project
eases
than
is
being
applied.*'
Tne
lection of 500 cracked table
_
stitLite at Its recent annual con waged during recent months with water, Fla
Trooperi
Martin
Dardis
and
tennis balls, which he calls the House Commerce Committee said resulted in a direct reduction of vention In Chicago.
the apparent aim of convincing
i'' a report yesterday. The com-more than $200,000 from the
American Woolen stockholders Glen Burton, Norwich substation,
welfare
relief
rolls.
d d
R
Vo,v
More-thaa
400
producers
of
agInvestigated.
" ' ^ J t r t U * a~ graduate studTnT! ten
"L"-**
^ ' summarized
_ * . . ^ H testl»
The State Employment 8ervice ricultural limestone and their that their compsny 1*__'4££<V"
(R-NJ),
at the University of Southern
said Lyons.
Office reported that during the
California and an official of them o n e y received in extensive past year, many physically han- guest* attended -th* - session*, "In" our opinion. American Named Director
Southern California Table Tennis hearings, but said its own con- dicapped have appeared and re-John M. Deely, president of theWoolen Co. Is not dead. Although ITHACA tfr— Prof. M. C
Lee Lime Corp., Lee, Mass., was
Assn.
i clusions would cofne later.
seriously wounded. It Is still very Bond, project leader of extension
quested positions in industry and named president.
It
said
there
were
problems
of
He bagan saving busted balls
much alive. With some men of work in Agricultural economic*
elsewhere.
In th* hop* of finding a way toeducation, motivation and eco- Becsus* of the natur* of the Business sessions were ad- demonstrated ability in the tex- at Cornell University, ha* b*en
repair them cheaply. When he nomics to be solved so that peo- disability the State Employment dre*sed by Prof. Chsrles E. Irvin tile field on it* board. It c a n - named director of extension of
had no luck, he went to the ple would know the «*riy symp- Service found there wa* very lit of Michigan StAta College, Prof. in our opinion—make money and the New York State College* of
chemistry department, which told toms of diseases, have the in-tie (hat could be done, primar C. J. Chapman, extension ipt' pay-drvidend*.'*
Agriculture and Home Econom.him., thert..was no.,way J<L_XJ* rllnalior to do something about
ciaiist *t U * Uaivaxsity at Wi*-\
ic*
them for less than the price of r f c W a ^ ^ r i f t r * to aMora TEet^
bec*u»-of thr-htcir
or three-hour-per-day
Jobsof-intw»
in consin, and Dixon L Harper,
needed medical halp.
new one*.
dustry and other place* of em farms news director of prairie
Then he heard that the chemfarmer station WLA Th*-conSHAW WALKER Fin F I I H
ployment.
"
ist* were on the lookout for Office Open NipTT
vention ended with an address by
Under the proposed workshop Charles M. Henna, Chicago, at
Yav can't fa*I a i t r s i l l A r * yaw
tennis balls, which
are larger,
WASHINGTON^March *_^fl .vnai inS- fmpertawt-ptpars ai>*
program, there would be a place the annual banquet.
'hastened to - give them Ids *To^kWn Tax Filing
pretacted eeaintt first
—Clarence Dye, 43-year-old rob- recertfi
for:Jhe«e _ persons and the work
Only intvtatad fllaa will aave
prized store, because Ihey werel revenue
T** mica-office-of
the
Internal
ber
from
West
Virginia,
todsy
Two
sessions
were
devoted
to
irf#f9|*
department wilt be open assigned to them would depend
perfect for what the chemists
panel discussions, one on op- wss added to the FBI's list of
entirely
on
the
individual's
ablluntil
8
tonight
and.every
night
wanted—balls to make models
Utica Offlet Supply Co.
erating problems ot -the industry '10 most wanted fugitives."
showing the structure of atoms. this week, through Friday to as*Ity. __,—^... 1 ..-,. T -_and
the
other
on,promolloo^of
-- Dy* I* «ought by federal ausist persons m filtng their fed- „ For. example,.a person suffer
. lime*ton* SOT toil treat rHfn*, UtoetUeev foe-*il^r*diy--cro**ifig
—
j
era!
tttcom*
tax.
^
^
=r—~^=Stabbed 2 4 ^Fhnw
mg from a heart condition
state line* to avoid prosecution
YOKOHAMA, Japan (fr— An Edward V. Pronteau, deputy might be able to do only about It wa* announced at the meet- for two armed robberies In Aking that limestone~ comes first In
18-year-oW
American soldier
collector,
said ^..
thec .w».i
local unnc
office on
of
work eearn
day.
jB-ye»r»oia American
BO.UICI was
W U IjW
I . ^ W I , o«.^
«,, two
^^Q hours
^ourg O
arn a
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"The project als^ h&Ji the^nnip- M mil Hon tons of llmeslon* for ""According to-ITO!-fries,—Dy*
aald the suspected slayer, an- returns Is Mar. 15.
other serviceman, was being: Business wa* normtl today, port of the Oneida County Tu- each of th* three years last past na* twice served time In the
hunted by military and Japanese j with no crowds waiting to ob*berculosis and Public Health As- a* compared to the n^td of 'more West Virginia 8t*te renltentlary
sociation and the Infantile than 80 million ton* annually, as for robbery and burglary and
p\>llce.
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Paralysis Kounoa.tlon. They point estimated by agronomists of theone* escsped from that Instituout the Binghamton project ha* stat* agriculture colleges.
tion.
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proven beyond doubt that It is a
means of rehabilitating many
-Th* Arittocrat ot
polto victims.
AnihTQditr
Cloth«t that Have b*ea trested wrtk our dry deatv
Also supporting the project
here are members of the labor
\r\q procttt emerge fretW, cleaner.
What is believed to be the old-neer in 19U-43. LaBella also hasjgroupi and the Disabled ArnertOH
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Jury Returns
In Interim Report
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Munz Elected
To Commil
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For Odd Collection
Bockardt-Meat
DRY CLEANING
Robber Added
To FBI List
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COAL
Merritt, LaBella to Mark
Anniversary
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have l a tolh " ™ ! ^ , ^
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. ' ^ , r .. CtPhiU general committee, and others
present. .P»rt«/raWp «rti»e*xja_y.^1,^ f ' . h ^ f e 0 ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ . ^ ! ] LslsUng in spearheading the
Merritt and LaBella trace back:LaBella Is with the firm and Is In roject include John L Train,
to th* first engineer, Charles C,'charge of field work. Another eon, ohn
Wclntofth. Vincent Cottwi
Brodhead. who opened his office Senatro D. UaBella, (s in the
here In 178*. H* became a deputy j Proctor High School English De- and Leo Wheeler.
m the state engineering depart-,partment and well known in
ment and th* Taylor family took;amateur theatricals.
I e* mwtm.
ever Wa bostnes*;
f Merritt ha* a. d*u«hter,_ Kr».: ^ m*1999
There were three generations of [Edward D. Drees, and ah* and
Taylors; William B. and his(her husb*nd have thre* daughI lURfT INTO
brother. Lorenxo M- Taylor; the ter*
.
J^har^s 8. Taylor, Thirty five y«ars
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PHONE UTICA 3-7SS4
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MeHawfc. rr»*kUrt e*H e«r
Rwffate'a C»e*»»ee«i .
•uoorr p\ju* IF
m^99mt*m*emm?mmi&L iidrft*Taygucceasors to Brodhesd,-who also lor-Brodhead busine**, which inftcouired
othe firm*,
red other
eluded also aereral oth«r hokl^
inn
tfci Tmilil
•Hnnw«e*«i
engineer and retained .hla place Sine* that Urn* Merritt
la the local firm of engineer*. Bella have bought out several
Lorenio Tayler was a city engi- other firm*.
neer and surveyor. Rocco M. La- Among them are th* Kemper* eUmmj feeUnga, reeUeea trritaoiaty
Bella, of th* present flml and McLoughlin, ^W. O. Eton* and — all art wtU known to wonts
Charles C Merritt jboth knew Sons, Etfic and Son, Horac* B. mffertet the dJatreaa offtmrtIocs TryCbarlea 8. Ballard and did »ome|8weet, A. L Williams • a i n t w eaused ehanga of life I
work with firm." " 3.^!—^mgtneering firm* The Merritt- .Yea. In doctors' te*ta. LydU
Merritt,cajm* her* In 1910 to LaBella office tn the First Na- Pmkhaa » Compound or Tahiets re* direct-the er*c't>o« of a freight jUonal Bank Building U a tre*t> * v e * Hca t S l r e W M W F a n t i t
hous* and- th* laying out of jure trove of old maps. Including oasea! OoapieU or striktog relief I
freight yard* for th* New York jthoe* mad* by Brodh**d, andjrf7 Wonderful, ^oo, for reBevtM I
OeatreX Ha akw WM dty aBft-Jracorda.
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