Brooklyn Daily Standard Newspaper:Auto Mishaps


20 January 1929
Auto Mishaps
   Seeking outdoor relief from the heat last night, seven children were
injured by automobiles in the borough. Most of the accidents occurred near the
homes of the injured. A young woman was also injured when a taxi in which she
was riding crashed with a private car.

Boy Hurt at Play
   Henry WEISSLER, 5, 324 East Fifty-second street, while playing in a
driveway between 314 and 320 East Fifty-second street, was struck by an
automobile driven by David LEADERMAN, of 5207 Church avenue. The boy was taken
to Brownsville and East New York Hospital suffering from internal injuries.

Taxi and Auto Crash
   Frances PAPPAMERA, 18, 8142 Bay Sixteenth street, was removed to Coney
Island Hospital suffering a fracture of the left leg and fractured jaw, which
she sustained while riding as a passenger in a taxicab driven by Harry
GOSSITEG, of 256 Berriman street, at Nineteenth avenue and Eighty-first
street. The cab collided with an automobile driven by John MONDA of 418
Sixty-ninth street.

Girl Hit at Crossing
   Jane HERMANN, 7, 572 Manhattan avenue, while crossing the roadway at Driggs
avenue near Graham, was struck by an automobile truck driven by Edward KLEIN,
of 196 Middle street. The young girl went home after treatment for abrasions
of the body.

Auto Runs Down Girl
   Shirley GORDON, 8, 160 Nelson street, while crossing the street at Lee
avenue near Nelson street, was struck by an automobile driven by Virginia
LARIO of 245 West 104th street, Manhattan. The girl was removed to Beth Moses
Hospital suffering a possible fracture of the skull and lacerations.

Boy is Injured
   Charles LANTZ, 11, 2035 East Sixty-fifth street, while crossing the street
in front of his home, was struck by an automobile driven by Lansing LOCKWOOD
of 420 Twenty-first street. He was treated for lacerations and abrasions.

Child’s Skull Fractured
   Joseph Di GIACONIO, 9, 549 Eightieth street, while playing in the roadway
on Sixth avenue near Eighty-sixth street, was struck by an automobile driven
by Alfred J. GREEN of 459 Eighty-sixth street. The boy was rushed to Norwegian
Hospital suffering a compound fracture of the skull.

Hurt Playing Ball
   Anna O’CONNOR, 6, 130 York street, while playing ball on York street, near
Bridge street, was struck by an automobile driven by John KEATING of
Halseyneck Lave (sic), Southampton, L.I. The child was rushed to Brooklyn
Hospital with a fractured right shoulder and abrasions and lacerations of the
body.

Girl Hit by Car
   Rosalie MITCHELL, 4, 2977 West Twenty-third street, was struck by an
automobile while crossing West Twenty-third street near Railroad avenue,
driven by Joseph GILBERT of 1718 Sixty-eighth street. The girl was taken to
Coney Island Hospital suffering a possible fracture of the skull and
lacerations.

1 April 1929
Sixteen persons, nine of them children, were injured in automobile accidents 
here last night and early this morning.  Most of the accidents happened at 
street Intersections and one of the injured are in a serious condition.

Fractured Right Leg
Alafanso LESSREDO, 4, 91 Sacket Street, while crossing 
Sacket Street near Van Brunt Street, was struck by an automobile owned and 
driven by Louis DENBERBELIA, of 167 Furman Street.  The child was removed to 
Long Island College Hospital with a fractured right leg.

Runs Into Auto
Maurine CONNOLLY, 5, 418 Sixty-first Street, while playing in 
front of his home, ran in front of an automobile driven by Bertha JENSEN, 
122-19 114th Avenue.  A surgeon removed the child to the Norwegian Hospital, 
suffering a fracture of the left leg.

Boys Skull Fractured
While crossing Stillwell Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street, Mario DE MARFETTO, 
8, 2118 West Eighth Street, was struck by an automobile owned by 
Joseph PAOLELLA, of 1529 Seventy-first Street.  The boy was removed to 
Coney Island Hospital suffering a possible fracture of the skull and 
lacerations of the face.

Boy Taken to Hospital
Philip SASOWSKI, 12, 126 Alabama Avenue, while crossing Glenmore Avenue 
was struck by an automobile owned by George I. MARTIN of 1 Sherman Avenue, 
Manhattan.  The boy was removed to Bradford Street Hospital suffering a 
compound fracture of the left leg.

Child Hurt By Car
Henry FLORIDIA, 6, 514 Marcy Avenue, was struck by an automobile, driven 
by Joseph CONLON, of 1340 Bergen Street, while crossing Park and Marcy Avenues. 
The boy was treated for cuts and bruises.

Boy Runs Into Machine
Leonarda De ROSO, 11, 7321 Fifteenth Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Michael PANAGENI, of 1442 Seventy-eighth Street.  
The boy ran into the auto at Seventy-third Street and Fifteenth Avenue.

Girl Cyclist Hurt
Della ACKERMAN, 19, 8809 Twenty-third Avenue, while crossing 
Cropsey Avenue near Twenty-third Avenue, while riding a bicycle, ran into a 
touring car.  After treatment by a surgeon for abrasions and lacerations 
she went home.

Child Hit At Crossing
Concetta D'ANTONO, 3, 765 East New York Avenue, while crossing Troy Avenue and 
East New York Avenue was struck by an automobile driven by Samuel WEIN, of 
201 Linden Boulevard.  The girl went home after treatment for 
lacerations of the scalp.

Girl Cut And Bruised
Elizabeth GRIFFEN, 28, 228 Highland Place, while crossing Fulton and Crescent 
Streets was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Dominick VENEZIA, of 
391 Montauk Avenue.

Boy Hurt On Bicycle
Barney SCOTTI, 17, of 70 Montrose Avenue, while crossing Lorimer Street and 
Montrose Avenue on his bicycle ran into a machine driven by Peter FREISHMAN, 
of 160 South Fourth Street.

Child Suffers Lacerations
Abraham COHEN, 5, of 104 Powell Street, while crossing Powell Street and
Pitkin Avenue, was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Harry COPPERSMITH, 
of 575 Belmont Avenue.  After treatment by a surgeon he was taken home suffering 
from lacerations.

Hit By Automobile
John PETZUTO, 4, OF 1462-25 Vanderveer Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Nunzio TABERASI , of 10622 Seventy-sixth Street, Woodhaven. 
The boy was struck while crossing Euclid Avenue, near Weldon Street.

Aged Man Injured
Nathan ROAKOWITZ, 60, 18 Rutgers Street, Manhattan, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Murray BADER, of 857 New Lots Avenue, while crossing Blake and 
Hopkins Avenues.  The man was attended and taken home suffering from lacerations.

Two Sisters Hurt
Josephine CATTONE, 18, 189 Ralph Avenue, and her sister, Bessi (CATTONE), 
22 received slight lacerations while riding in an automobile owned and 
driven by Petro GAMPARI, OF 315 Harrison Street.  At the intersection of 
Seventeenth Avenue and Seventy-fifth Street they collided with another 
machine driven by Samuel COPPERMAN, of 296 Bay Thirty-second Street.

Auto Passenger Hurt
James COPTOLA, 24, 297 South Third Street, while a passenger in an 
automobile driven by William RUDMAN, of 372 South Second Street, was in 
a collision with another machine driven by Max ROSENBERG, of 597 East 
Ninety-fifth Street, at Marcy Avenue and Stockton Street.

4 April 1929
THIRTEEN HURT BY AUTOS HERE
Police Hold Driver After His Car Fells Unidentified ManOne unidentified man 
was killed and thirteen other persons were injured in over-night auto accidents.  
The injured included 10 men and three women, most of whom were able to go home 
after treatment.

Truck Kills Man
An unidentified man about 50 years of age was instantly killed last night when 
he was struck by an automobile truck driven by William FISHER of 588 Concord Street, 
Manhattan.  The man was hit by the truck while crossing South Second and 
Berry Streets.
The police of the Bedford Avenue station arrested the driver of the machine.  
The dead man is described as five feet nine inches tall, weighing 150 pounds 
and apparently Irish American.

Run Down by Auto
Samuel WEINER, 44, 951 Eighty-sixth Street, was struck by an automobile 
while crossing Sixty-fifth Street and Eighteenth Avenue, driven by Krist HANSEN 
of 862 Fiftieth Street.  The man was attended and removed to United 
Israel Zion Hospital, suffering a fracture of the left arm.

Youth's Foot Fractured
Frank GRIECO,  17, 1521 Dean Street, while crossing Flatbush Avenue and 
Livingston Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Paul WINSLOW, of 
Forest Hill Inn.  The man was attended and removed to Brooklyn Hospital 
suffering a fracture of the left foot.

Aged Man HurtJames 
HEYLAN, 70, 76 Dikeman Street, while crossing Hamilton 
Avenue and Columbia Street, was struck by a Hamilton Avenue trolley in charge of 
Motorman Harry SHLAPP, of 340 Sixth Avenue.  The man was removed to Kings County 
Hospital, suffering from a possible fractured skull.

Injured at Crossing
William BROECK, forty-four, number 314 East Eighty-third Street, Manhattan, 
was struck by an automobile driven by Albert SCLINTER of number 2603 Atlantic Avenue, 
while he was crossing Fulton Street at Elton Street.  The man was attended for 
lacerations.

Lacerated and Bruised
Louis NEWMAN, fifty-four, number ?4 Rush Street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Alexander SCHUMACHER of number 49 Parkville Avenue, while crossing 
Roebling Street and Division Avenue.  The man was attended by a private 
physician for lacerations and bruises.

Girl Hit by Car
Ida HERMAN, twenty-one, number 105 Ross Street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Joseph KATZ of number 865 East One Hundred and Seventy-seventh 
Street, Manhattan, while crossing Marcy Avenue and South Ninth Street. 
The girl was attended for cuts and bruises.

Man Hurt in Crossing
Dominick PARAZZO, thirty-four, number 135 Avenue U, while crossing in front 
of number 151 Avenue U was struck by an automobile driven by James MARTO of 
number 22 Styles Street.  The man was taken home after treatment for cuts 
and bruises.

Hurt in Car Crash
Florence DERCHOFF, fifty-eight, number 1677 East Fifty-third Street, 
was injured while riding with her husband, when their car collided 
with an automobile driven by Frank BLAKE of number 327 Alabama Avenue.  
The woman suffered lacerations.

Woman Injured
Margaret CURRAN, 59, 380 Wythe Avenue, while crossing Broadway and Ellery Street 
was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph MERG, of 1659 Decatur Street.  
The woman suffered lacerations of the scalp and fracture of the right leg 
and was removed to Beth Moses Hospital.

Hit by Jersey Motorist
Frank KRONES, 68, 377 East Forty-sixth Street, while crossing Linden Boulevard 
and Utica Avenue was struck by an automobile driven by Owen LINDO, of 32 
Buren Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey. The man was attended for cuts and bruises.

Auto Hits Trolley
Cecil HOWARD, 21, 150 Ocean Avenue, and Helman SODERMAN, 19, 150 Ocean Avenue, 
both suffered lacerations while passengers in a taxicab driven by Isadore HULSE, 
of 3723 Eighteenth Avenue, who also suffered slight cuts and bruises. 
The taxicab was struck by a Franklin Avenue trolley in front of 150 Ocean Avenue.

The following is just a short article I found kind of sad: 
(also for April 4, 1929)AGED MAN, BROKE, PLEADS FOR LONG SENTENCE IN JAIL
Had Just Lost Left Leg in Accident on Job      
"No, your honor, three months is not enough; give me six months."
So spoke Louis KLOCK, 49, standing before Magistrate Thomas A. DOYLE in 
the Jamaica Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of vagrancy.  
Beside him stood Patrolman Owen DAVIS, of the Richmond Hill precinct, who had 
obliged the old man by taking him into custody.     
The officer told the court that the old man had hobbled up to him at 
Jamaica Avenue and 118th Street, Richmond Hill, yesterday morning and 
begged him to please put him in jail. He was out of work and his stomach was 
sorely in need of food, he explained. He had left Kings County Hospital 
several weeks ago, where he had his left leg amputated, he told the officer, 
as a result of being in a smashup about 6 months ago.  Since then he found it 
hard to pursue his work as a building laborer. KLOCK was taken to the Richmond 
Hill station house, where he was given a long-needed meal.  Later he was taken 
to the Jamaica court,where the necessary formality of making out a complaint 
against him was complied with.  To make the transaction legally perfect. 
KLOCK was charged with vagrancy "in that he has no home and no visible means 
of support."

April 6 thru 8, 1929
Two Sustain Skull Fractures
Thirteen persons sustained more or less serious injuries in auto mishaps 
last night and early today, in one six were hurt, one sustaining a fractured 
skull and another possibly similar injury.

Six Injured in Crash
Thomas MADDEN, 26, 650 Sixty-first Street; 
Adalie WALGREEN, 30, 518 Seventy-third Street; 
Albert WALGREEN, 31, same address; 
William ALBERTSON, 30, 258 Fifty-second Street; 
Muriel ALBERTSON, 30, 258 Fifty-second Street, and 
Mary McDOUGAL, 29, 218 Forty-ninth Street, 
were injured while riding in an automobile owned and driven by 
Thomas MADDEN, when at Third Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street, 
it was in collision with a Third Avenue trolley car in charge of 
Motorman Henry CARTER. WALGREEN  was taken to Harbor Hospital suffering 
a possible fracture of the skull and lacerations, and William ALBERTSON 
was taken to Norwegian Hospital suffering from a fracture of the skull.  
All others were treated and went home.

Three are Hurt
Irving GOLDSTEIN, 23, of 1746 Sterling Place; Francis WEINER, 21, 
249 East Ninety-third Street, and 
Gertrude INKLES, 28, of 249 East Ninety-third Street, 
sustained slight injuries while riding in an automobile owned and 
driven by GOLDSTEIN, when at the intersection of Kings Highway and 
Remson Avenue, it was in collision with an automobile driven by 
Samuel HIRMOWITZ OF 127 Ross Street.  After treatment for lacerations 
and contusions the injured went home.

Seek Hit-Run Driver
Police of Vanderveer Park Station are looking for the driver of an 
automobile which last night struck and slightly injured William DRAMBOEY, 
18, of 1785 East Forty-seventh Street, while the boy was crossing Kings Highway 
at Troy Avenue.  The driver of the machine fled.  The boy was attended for 
abrasions and lacerations and went home.

Sustains Cuts and Bruises
Frederick MURPHY, 27, 369 East Twenty-first Street, 
while a passenger in an automobile owned and driven by Michael HEVATY, 
369 West Twenty-first Street, was in collision with another machine owned 
and driven by Dominick GIRODANO, of 5302 Avenue S. MURPHY was treated for 
cuts and bruises and went home.  The crash occurred in front of 2531 Church Avenue.

Woman, 81 Injured 
Christena MIHNKEN, 81, and Edna MIHNKEN, 35, of 206 Park Avenue, were 
injured while riding in an automobile owned and driven by John MINHKEN, 
which was in collision with an automobile owned and driven by Hyman KAMMER, 
of 166 East Fifty-second Street, at Linden Boulevard and Kings Highway.  
They were attended for lacerations and went home.

Got Off With Lacerations
Elias BEAR, 24, 7214 Nineteenth Avenue, a passenger 
in an automobile driven by Michael STEMPLER, of 1901 Sixty-fourth Street, 
which was in collision with another automobile owned and driven by 
James DREW, of 6401 Fort Hamilton Parkway, was severely hurt. 
After treatment for cuts and bruises he went home.

8 April 1929
When Auto Collides With Other Machine
Yesterday's summer weather, calling thousands of motorists out of doors, 
was not without its motor mishaps, although there were no serious 
accidents reported by the police, mishaps recorded involved six men, 
six children and four women.
Two Hurt in CrashRaymond ROSENTHAL, 23, 458 East Fifty-first Street, 
and Samuel ROSENTHAL, 26, crossing Glenwood Road at Utica Avenue in 
their automobile collided with a machine driven by Benjamin SCHENDORF, 
of 1130 East Twenty-ninth Street. Raymond was removed to Kings County 
Hospital for a possible fracture of the skull; Samuel was taken home 
after treatment for lacerations.

Injured at Crossing
Petro MOLAZE, 19, 433 Myrtle Avenue, crossing Broadway and Wythe Avenue, 
was struck by an automobile driven by Max GARFINDEL, of 72-16 Roosevelt Avenue, 
Astoria, LI.  He was treated for cuts and bruises.

Boys Skull Fractured
James BUSSA, 5, 20 Sherlock Place, was struck by an automobile driven 
by James SELIO, of 1159 Troy Avenue, while crossing Sherlock Place at 
Atlantic Avenue.  The boy was removed to Kings County Hospital suffering a 
possible fracture of the skull.

Man Hit by Auto
Billie CALANDRINO, 35, 140 Twenty-second Street, while crossing Fifteenth 
Street at Eighth Avenue was struck by an automobile driven by Dominick RUZZERIO, 
of 339 Main Street, White Plains, NY.  The man went home after treatment for 
cuts and bruises.

Girls Car Hits Child
Thomas MEILAZZIO, 8, 6512 Fourteenth Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Etta WILSON, of 54 Chester Avenue, while crossing in front of 
7014 Thirteenth Avenue.  The boy went home after treatment for lacerations.

Boy Run Down By Car
Harry FIANZ, 4, 7134 Central Avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by 
Joseph KIRTMAN, of 8835 Eighty-eighth Street, Woodhaven, while crossing 
Fulton and Crescent Streets.  The boy went home after treatment for contusions 
and lacerations.

Boy Hurt in Collision
Stanley BENSON, 6, 942 Sixty-seventh Street, while a passenger in an automobile 
driven by his father, Bernard, was hurt when the car collided with another 
machine driven by Harold SLANTBERGER, of 1654 Union Street, at West 
Seventeenth Street and Mermaid Avenue.  The boy was removed to Coney Island 
Hospital suffering severe lacerations of the face.

Child Cut and Bruised
Sidney SILVERSTEIN, 10, of 393 Hinsdale Street, was 
struck by an automobile driven by Harry KISNITZ, of 433 Rockaway Boulevard, 
while crossing Hinsdale Street at Dumont Avenue.  The boy was attended for 
cuts and bruises.

Boy Injured by Auto
John INGRASSIA, 12, 1482 Remsen Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Arthur HOWE, of 9608 Avenue N, at Avenue L and 
East Ninety-second Street. The boy was removed to Kings County Hospital 
suffering from a fracture of the left thigh and lacerations.

Woman's Hip Injured
Catherine FLAHERTY, 34, 43 East Second Street, 
while a passenger in an automobile driven by William DIEHSON, of 353 
Linden Boulevard, was in collision with another machine driven by John RUSSO 
of 307 East Seventh Street.  The woman was removed to Kings County Hospital 
suffering a possible fracture of the right hip.

Cyclist Hit by Car
Samuel HAKAW, 24, 192 Hegamen Avenue, while riding a bicycle in Riverdale Avenue 
near East Ninety-eighth Street, was struck by an automobile driven by 
Henry SCHMACH of 1977 Seventy-fourth Street.  The young man was removed 
to Brownsville and East New York Hospital suffering from a possible 
fracture of the skull.

Woman Hurt on Sidewalk
Anna ROSS, 33, 641 Riverdale Avenue, was struck by an automobile driven 
by Morris FEINSTEIN, of 587 Bristol Street, while standing on the sidewalk 
at Riverdale Avenue and New Jersey Avenue.  The woman was attended for lacerations.

Taxi Injures Girl
Bessie GANSTEIN, 22, 1709 Eighty-fifth Street, while a passenger in an 
automobile driven by Morris WEINSTEIN, of 1965 Union Street, was hurt in a 
collision with a taxicab of the Moffat Renting Co., of 915 Knickerbocker Avenue.  
After treatment for lacerations the girl went home.

9 April 1929 
Nine persons, including five women, two men, and two children were injured in 
auto accidents here last night and early this morning.  Most of the injured 
were able to go home after treatment by physicians.
 
Sanfrid BJORK, 36, 4113 Seventh Avenue, while driving a motorcycle on the 
west drive of Prospect Park, was struck by an automobile driven by Harry 
RUBENSTEIN, of 1506 East New York Avenue.  The man was attended and removed 
to Kings County Hospital suffering a fracture of the right leg.
 
James ESPOSITO, 15, 2088 Ocean Parkway, was struck by an automobile while 
crossing Ocean Parkway and Avenue V, driven by Irving FASULO, of 724 Avenue 
W.  The boy was taken home after treatment for lacerations and bruises.
 
Jennie AARONS, 71, 1650 Seventy-Fourth Street, and Pheobe AARONS, 46, same 
address, while riding in an automobile driven by Harry GREENFIELD, of 2243 
Eighty-Second Street, were injured when the car hit another machine at 
Twenty-First Avenue and Seventieth Street, driven by Paul CULTER, of 1709 
West First Street.  Jennie AARONS was removed to Coney Island Hospital 
suffering a fracture of the left shoulder.  Phoebe went home after treatment 
for contusions.
 
Anna CONNORS, 28, 172 Douglass Street, and Raymond PRICKETT, 28, 53 Butler 
Street, were both slightly injured while riding in an automobile driven by 
PRICKETT, in front of 2444 Coney Island Avenue, which was struck by a Smith 
Street trolleycar, in charge of Motorman Busio BEACATTO, of 204 Newkirk 
Avenue.  Both the injured were attended, the girl for concussion of the brain 
and Raymond, for cuts and bruises.
 
While riding in an automobile at the intersection of Liberty and Pennsylvania 
Avenues, Viola HAESE, 32, 316 Forty-Second Street, was hurt when the car 
collided with another machine driven by Michael ANPANZO, 11 Starr Street.  
After treatment for lacerations of face and hands the woman went home.
  
Athur DUTCH, 23, 1828 Sixty-Sixth Street, while riding a bicycle in Bay 
Parkway at Sixty-Fifth Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Richard 
FELDEL, of 1625 Brooklyn Avenue.  The young man went home after treatment for 
a possible fractured rib.
 
Minnie ROSSICK, 32, 85 Strong Street, Bronx, while in an automobile driven by 
her husband, Charles, was hurt in a collision with another machine driven by 
Benjamine LIEHENSTEIN, of 222 Neptune Avenue, atthe Park circle entrance of 
Prospect Park. The woman went home with her husband, after treatment for cuts 
and bruises.

16 April 1929 
Wet Pavements Responsible for Many Accidents to Motorists 
Wet pavements were responsible for a number of auto accidents which 
injured twenty-two persons here over night.  The list included sixteen men, 
five women, and one child, but although some are still confined to hospitals, 
none are in serious condition.
 
Five Hurt in Crash 
Five young men were slightly injured when a taxi in which they were riding 
and driven by Benjamine SCHILDER, of 6 Nass Walk, Coney Island, collided 
with an automobile truck driven by Oscar HOLM, 31 Duffield Street, at 
Flatbush Avenue Extension and Tillery Street.  Due to the wet pavement the 
taxi smashed 
into the truck, skidded and turned over causing lacerations and bruised to 
the four men passengers in the rear.  They are, Max OFFERMAN, 46, 7110 
Nineteen
Avenue; Samuel ROSENBERG, 28, 1612 Forty-Eighth Street; Daniel SILVER, 26, 
5315 Fifteenth Avenue, and Frank GIOVOUNI, 42, 305 Rugby Road.  All the 
passengers including the driver of the  taxi were treated by a surgeon from 
the Cumberland Hospital.
 
Injured at Crossing 
Bernard SODEN, 56, 686 Tenth Street, while crossing Eighth Avenue and 
Tenth Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph SANKI, of 1249 
East Tenth Street.  The man was removed to Methodist Episcopal Hospital 
suffering from concussion of the brain.
 
Suffers Hip Injury 
David LONGER, 30, 832 Linden Boulevard, was struck by an automobile while 
crossing Linden Boulevard and East Fifty-Second Street. The car was driven by 
Nelson SHAFF, of 293 East Fifty-Fifth Street.  The man was removed to Kings 
County Hospital suffering from a fracture of the left hip.
 
Aged Man is Hurt 
Ernest WESTFALL, 65, 29 Brevoort Place, while crossing Bedford Avenue 
and Monroe Street, was struck by an automobile driven by William BEGINS 
of 2247 Schenectady Avenue.  After treatment by a surgeon he was removed 
to Kings County Hospital suffering from a possible fracture of the left thigh.
 
Fractures Skull
 Patrick DONLAN, 50, 1632 East Thirteenth Street, while crossing Kings 
Highway and East Fifteenth Street, was struck by an automobile driven by 
Charles PARKER of 236 Dean Street.  A surgeon from the Coney Island 
Hospital removed the injured man to that institution suffering from a 
possible 
fracture at the skull, and lacerations of the face.
 
Woman Run Down 
Agnes BOYLE, 38, 148½ Sixteenth Street, while crossing Fourth Avenue 
and Sixteenth Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Martin 
MANDELL of 1519 East Third Street.  The woman went home after
treatment for a possible fracture of the nose.
 
Auto Injures Man 
Neary DRURY, 56, 194 Eighth Street, while crossing Fourth Avenue 
and Eighth Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Frank DORLAN 
of 604 Fifth Street.  The man sustained a fractured left jaw and multiple 
lacerations and contusions and was removed to Methodist Episcopal Hospital.
 
Hit and Run Victim 
Police of the Fourth Avenue station are looking for the driver of an 
automobile who early last night struck Frank FOLEY, 55, 4318 Eighth 
Avenue, while the man was crossing Eighth Avenue at Forty-Third Street. 
According to witnesses, the driver of the machine put on more speed
after striking the man and escaped through a side street.  The man was 
removed in Norwegian Hospital suffering from fractured ribs and bruises.
 
Pushed in Car’s Path 
Michael LINEEN, 55, 174a Veronia Place, while walking on the sidewalk 
near the curb, was accidentally pushed into the path of an automobile 
driven by Charles BRUNO, of 1270 Seventy-Seventh Street, at Tilden Avenue 
and Rogers Avenue.  The man went home after treatment for cuts and bruises.
 
Girl Hit by Auto 
Helen EPSTEIN, 13, 580 Miller Avenue, while crossing the street, at 
Pennsylvania and Dumont Avenues, was struck by an automobile driven 
by Samuel LEPSCHITZ, of 742 New Jersey Avenue.  After the treatment for 
lacerations and contusions the girl went home.
 
Taxi Passenger Hurt 
While a passenger in a taxicab driven by Charles M. MICHAELS, of 413 
Sixty-Second Street, on the West Drive, near Greenwood Avenue, in 
Prospect Park, Margaret HITZ, 40, 1635 Forty-First Street, was hurt 
in a collision with an automobile driven by Lillie DISHINS, of 2005 
Seventy-Fifth Street.  The woman was treated for possible rib fractures 
and lacerations.
 
Aged Man Run Down
 Charles HOLLEY, 78, 595 Lafayette Avenue, while crossing Lee Avenue 
and Hewes Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Theodore 
FORTIER, of 1960 Broadway.  The man went home after treatment 
for a bad laceration of the scalp.
 
Woman Suffers Bruises 
While crossing Fifth Avenue and Eighteenth Street, Catherine DANIELS, 
21, 258 Eighteenth Street, was struck by an automobile owned and 
driven by Frederick KESSEN, of 103 Chester Street.  The woman went 
to her home after treatment for cuts and bruises.
 
Hurt in Taxi Crash 
Leah LEVINE, 30, 4223 Avenue I, while a passenger in a taxicab driven 
by Philip EISSOFF, of 906 Montgomery Street was hurt in a collision 
with a trolley car of the Utica Avenue line, operated by Charles EASTON.  
The woman went home after treatment for lacerations and abrasions.
 
Accident on Bridge 
Irving KANNER, 34, 1175 Forty-Fourth Street, while driving his automobile 
on the main roadway of the Manhattan Bridge, jammed on his brakes to 
avoid hitting a machine in front of him, but due to wet pavement the car 
skidded into another automobile driven by George WILLEMS, of 409 
Forty-Ninth Street.  KANNER was removed to Holy Family Hospital
suffering from a fracture of the collarbone.
 
Automobiles Crash 
Sala D. JONES, 40, 1765 East Twenty-Third Street, while driving an 
automobile on East Thirty-Fourth Street at Beverly Road, collided with 
another machine driven by Robert E. WALKER, no address.  JONES
was removed to Kings County Hospital with a badly lacerated scalp.
 
Injured at Crossing 
While crossing the street at Wyckoff and Myrtle Avenues, Sylvester 
WOCHESTER, 33, 460½ Hart Street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Leonard W. GOLD, of 2527 Bedford Avenue.  The man went home after 
treatment for lacerations and bruises.

17 April 1929 
Eight Boys Among List of Injured in Auto Accidents Here 
Nineteen persons, eight of them boys, suffered injuries 
in auto accidents last night and early this morning.  One 
of the victims was a patrolman who was run down by a 
car that sped on after the accident.
 
Patrolman Injured 
Patrolman Jacob BERGER, 48, of 21802 Bayside Boulevard, 
while on patrol at Classon and Greene Avenues, observed an 
automobile coming through Classon Avenue without lights.  
The patrolman stepped into the roadway to stop the machine 
when the driver stepped on the gas and struck the patrolman 
with the front right fender, the front right wheel going over his
foot.  The officer fell to the street as the car sped on.  A surgeon 
from the Cumberland Hospital attended the patrolman for 
abrasions and a fracture of the right foot.
 
Milk Wagon Driver Hurt 
Edwin L. KEATING, 29, of 3212 Farragut Road, while driving 
a Borden’s milk wagon on Utica Avenue at Kings Highway, 
was struck by an automobile driven by R. RUTAN, of 1184 
East Forty-Sixth Street.  The man was attended for lacerations.
 
Two Men Run Down 
John SCHEMUAM, 30, of 80 Winthrop Street, and Bernard 
MORRISSEY, 37, of 1289 Nostrand Avenue, while crossing 
Flatbush Avenue and Lefferts Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Donald TOMPKINS, of 2614 Avenue N.  
MORRISSEY was removed to Kings County Hospital suffering 
a badly lacerated scalp, and SCHEMUAM was taken home for 
treatment for lacerations and bruises.
 
Hit-Run Taxi Hunted 
Police of the Hamilton Avenue station are looking for the driver 
of a taxicab who last night struck and seriously injured Dominick 
PISANIELLO, 14, 11 Conover Street, while the boy was crossing 
Hamilton Avenue and President Street.  The boy was attended 
and removed to Long Island College Hospital suffering from internal 
injuries.
 
Injured by Auto 
Barnett SCHIFF, 53, 500 Fox Street, Bronx, while crossing the 
street at Rogers Avenue and Winthrop Street, walked into an 
automobile driven by James MARTINHOFF of 201 Linden 
Boulevard.  The man was removed to Kings County Hospital 
suffering from a badly lacerated scalp and body abrasions.
 
Man Hurt at Crossing 
Stephen MOSLEY, 55, 920 Steuben Street, while crossing 
DeKalb Avenue and Navy Street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Neil BAKER of 325 Ninety-Second Street.  The man 
was taken to Cumberland Hospital suffering a fracture of the left arm.
 
Boy Hurt on Street 
Irving COHEN, 9, 2754 Pitkin Avenue, while crossing the street at 
Belmont Avenue and Chrystal Street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by John ANGERS of 1119 Belmont Avenue.  The boy was 
attended and removed to Kings County Hospital, suffering a fractured 
right thigh.
 
Injured in Flatbush 
Michael DACKTAR, 48, 1779 Bedford Avenue, while crossing the 
street at Sterling Place and Bedford Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Tabay ROTH, of 577 Empire Boulevard.  
The man was attended for lacerations and contusions.
 
Suffers Minor Injuries 
John MOONEY, 34, 93 South First Street, while crossing Bedford 
Avenue and Taylor Street, was struck by an automobile driven 
by Benjamin GEINSKY, of 30 Ridge Street, Manhattan.  The man 
went home after treatment for lacerations and bruises.
 
Run Down at Crossing 
Sam SHILLER, 47, 104 Riverdale Avenue, while crossing 
Riverdale and Hopkinson Avenues, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Benjamin CHANPNER, of 219 Christer Street.  
The man was attended for contusions and abrasions.
 
Two Brothers Hurt 
Victor OPELLO, 15, 341 Elton Street, and his brother, 
Anthony, 18, while in an automobile driven by Harry SEIGEL, 
of 2 Elton Street, was hurt in a collision with another machine 
driven by Robert LUNICK, of 101 Snediker Avenue.  The accident 
happened at Montauk and Glenmore Avenues.  Both the boys 
were attended for lacerations.
 
Four Youths Hurt 
Philip NEINBERG, 17, 368 Dumont Avenue; Nannie FINK, 15, 
1605 Lincoln Place; Morris RUBENSTEIN, 15, 368 Dumont 
Avenue; and Robert RUBIN, 17, 511 Stone Avenue, all riding 
on a horse-drawn vehicle driven by RUBIN, collided with an 
automobile truck, driven by Morris KINSKY, of 382 New Jersey 
Avenue, at Christopher and Pitkin Avenues.  NEINBERG was 
removed to Kings County Hospital with a fracture of the jaw, 
and the rest were attended for lacerations and bruises, and went home.
 
Injured at Crossing 
Louis LURSI, 25, 2404 Pacific Street, while crossing Atlantic at 
Rockaway Avenues, was struck by an automobile driven by 
Benjamin BOMAN, of 3826 Laurelton Avenue,Sea Gate, L.I.  
The young man was attended for lacerations and contusions, 
and went home.
 
Hurt in Auto Crash 
David EISENBERG, 26, 2375 Delmore Place, while a passenger 
in an automobile driven by Gabriel KABLINI, of 6221 Twentieth 
Avenue, was hurt in a collision with an automobile driven by Mary 
CONNAN, of 660 East Ninety-Sixth Street, at Washington Avenue 
and Montgomery Street. The man was attended for lacerations, 
and went home.
 
18 April 1929 
Three Men, Three Women, and Two Children Suffer Minor Injuries 
Three men, three women, and two children were injured in 
auto accidents last night and early this morning.  None of 
the injured are serious.
 
Taxi Hits Auto 
Rose WERTZ, 31, 1164 Fiftieth Street, a passenger in a 
taxicab driven by V.MCKENERAN, of 630 Fifty-Ninth Street, 
was hurt in a collision with an automobile driven by Richard 
VAN JONES, of 5319 Sixth Avenue, at Sixty-EighthStreet 
and Eighth Avenue.
 
Man’s Shoulder Hurt 
Olaf DAHL, 47, 4801 Eighth Avenue, while driving his 
automobile at Seventy-Second Street and Eighth Avenue, 
was injured in a collision with an automobile driven by 
Axel JACKSON, of 314 Eightieth Street.
 
Boy Hurt at Crossing 
Henry LEVY, 4, 604 Blake Avenue, while crossing the 
street at Sheffield and Blake Avenues, was struck by 
an automobile driven by Giuseppi SALTURE, of 1203 
Fortieth Street.
 
Girl ls Injured 
Retta MCGERRY, 10, 128 Calyer Street, while crossing 
Meserole Street at Manhattan Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile driven by William LEAVY, of 2167 Thirty-Third Street.
 
Trolley Hits Truck 
Samuel GREEN, 45, 163 ? Street, while riding on a U.S. Mail 
truck driven by John MCINTYRE, of 750 Fifty-Second Street, 
was hurt in a collision with a Fifth Avenue ? face car, at Sixty-Eighth 
Street and Fifth Avenue.
 
Girl in Car Crash 
Pauline KEMPLER, 21, 266 Pulaski Street, while a passenger 
in an automobile owned and driven by Morris PEARLMAN of 
539 Willoughby Avenue, was injured in a crash with an automobile 
owned by Theodore HEINSOHN of 9227 Seventy-Seventh Street,Woodhaven.
 
Woman Hit by Taxi 
Anna TURNER, 79, 566 McDonough Street, while crossing 
Marion Street near Reid Avenue was struck by a taxicab driven 
by Milton ? of 16 St. Andrews Place.
 
Taxi Passenger Hurt 
Samuel MILLER, 25, 621 Lefferts Avenue, while a passenger 
in a taxicab driven by Frederick EVERFLAY of 427 Ashford Street, 
was hurt in a collision with an automobile driven by Ralph 
JIFFONE of 783 Gates Avenue.
 
23 April 1929 
Taxi Driver Held for Homicide After Fatal Accident 
Auto Overturns with 3 
A woman was instantly killed by a taxicab last night 
and five men, four women, and two children suffered 
injuries in over-night accidents, according to police reports.
 
Taxi Kills Woman 
Rebecca GARFINKEL, 50, 916 Belmont Avenue, was 
instantly killed last night by a taxicab driven by Mannie 
HARRIS, of 243 East Fifty-First Street, as she was 
crossing Utica and Clarkson Avenues.  According to 
police and witnesses the chauffeur picked up the woman 
and rushed her to Kings County Hospital a short distance 
away, where she was pronounced dead.  The driver of the 
cab was held on a technical charge of homicide.
 
Child Hurt at Play 
Nicholas SCIRO, 3, 2190 Pitkin Avenue, while playing in the 
roadway on Bradford Street, near Pitkin Avenue was struck 
by an automobile which failed to stop after hitting the boy.  
Persons who was the accident, however, furnished police of 
the Miller Avenue station with the license number of the car 
and a detailed description.  The child was attended for slight lacerations.
 
Man Hit at Crossing 
Gerard SAKLIN, 47, Riverdale, N.Y., while crossing Park Place 
and Washington Avenue, was struck by an automobile driven 
by Charles TAYLOR of 1585 Bedford Avenue.  The man was 
attended and removed to Kings County Hospital suffering from 
a possible fracture of the skull and many lacerations.
 
Man’s Skull Fractured 
Frank F. SCOTT, 85, living at the Old Man’s Home, Kingston 
Avenue and St. Johns Place, while crossing the street at Monroe 
Street and Marcy Avenue was struck by an automobile driven by 
Julius GOLDBERG, of 658 Watkins Street.  He was attended and 
removed to Kings County Hospital suffering a possible fracture of the skull.
 
Girl Ran Down 
Frances DENNING, 9, 185 Seventh Avenue, while crossing Flatbush 
Avenue at State Street was struck by an automobile driven by 
George P. WARE, of 269 Prospect Place.  The girl went home 
after treatment for lacerations and bruises.
 
Three Hurt in Mishap 
Lena GABRIELSON, 53, 7226 Narrows Avenue; Signy, 23, and 
Carl, 25, all of the same address, were all seriously hurt riding in 
an automobile when at Colonial Road and Seventy-Third Street 
Carl GABRIELSON made a sharp turn to avoid crashing into another 
vehicle and turned over. All three were attended and removed to 
Harbor Hospital suffering from internal injuries, fractured ribs and 
lacerations.
 
Cyclist Run Down  
George COPELLA, 17, 458 Suydam Street, while riding a bicycle in 
Himrod Street and St.Nicholas Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Leonhard BUICK, 8815 Seneca Avenue.  The boy was 
attended for lacerations and bruises.
 
Injured in Crash 
Ella RUBIN, 39, 1326 East Tenth Street, while a passenger in an 
automobile driven by Saul RUBIN, of the same address, at 
Avenue V at Ocean Parkway, was hurt in a collision with an 
automobile driven by Max STEINBERG, of 509 Livonia Avenue.  
The woman went home after treatment for a possible fracture of the rib.
 
Two Cars Collide 
Gladys HODGETTS< 24, 2046 Brown Street, while driving her 
automobile in Avenue V at East Thirty-Eight Street, was hurt when 
her car collided with another driven by Thomas CROVEN, of 
13016 123rd Street, Richmond Hill.  The girl was attended for lacerations.
 
Man Hurt at Crossing 
Morris COLINSKY, 37, 126 Canan Street, while crossing Cook 
Street at Graham Avenue was struck by a taxicab driven by J. 
MCMAHON, of 3717 Fort Hamilton Parkway.  The man was 
attended for lacerations of the scalp.
 
24 April 1929 
Three Men and Eight Children Among Victims 
of Reckless Drivers 
A boy riding his bicycle on Columbia Street was 
instantly killed yesterday and eight other children 
were injured in overnight auto accidents.  The list 
of auto victims also included three men, none of 
whom were badly hurt, however.
 
Boy Cyclist Killed 
Frank INDELICATO, 15, 79 1st Place, while riding 
his bicycle in Columbia Street, near Lorraine Street, 
was struck by an automobile driven by Vincent 
MAZZELLO of 17 Manhasset Place.  The driver rushed 
the boy to Long Island College Hospital where he was 
pronounced dead.  The police of Hamilton Avenue 
station held the driver on a charge of technical homicide.
 
Patrolman Injured 
Patrolman Joseph WEEKS, 34, attached to motorcycle 
squad 2, operating a department motorcycle in pursuit 
of an automobile driven by Antonio ABICITABILE of 324 
29th Street, was hurt when the driver made a sharp left 
turn into the path of the motorcycle.  WEEKS was attended 
by a surgeon from the Holy Family Hospital.
 
Child Hurt at Crossing 
Josephine CALLINO, 4, 102 Hewes Street, while crossing 
the street, at Hewes Street and Bedford Avenue was struck 
by an automobile driven by Benjamin ROBBINS of 112 
Rodney Street.  The woman was removed to Kings County 
Hospital suffering from internal injuries.
 
Boy’s Skull Fractured 
Theodore GALANPI, 4, of 659 Classon Avenue, while 
playing in the roadway on Classon Avenue, near Pacific 
Street, was struck by an automobile driven by Samuel 
WEINBERG, of 1179 President Street.  The boy was 
rushed to Kings County Hospital suffering from a possible 
fracture of the skull.
 
Auto Hits Girl 
Catherine GROSS, 10, 22 Heyward Street, while crossing 
Bedford Avenue and Heyward Street, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Louis SILVERSTEIN, of 1356 Rosedale 
Avenue, Bronx.  She was removed to Cumberland Street 
Hospital suffering from internal injuries.
 
Boy Run Down by Car 
Joseph?EXLIN, 7, 424 Livonia Avenue, while playing in 
the roadway in front of his home, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Isadore SHINANSKY, of 587 Blake Avenue.  
The boy went home after treatment for lacerations and 
concussion of the brain.
 
Child Hurt in Street 
Seymour FEINSTEIN, 7, 368 Rockaway Parkway, while 
crossing East Ninety-Eighth Street near Lenox Road, was 
struck by an automobile driven by Arthur GRAF? Of 697
Lenox Road.  The boy was attended for cuts and bruises.
 
Treated for Lacerations 
Harold NOLD, 10, 338 Marcy Avenue, while crossing the 
street at Marcy Avenue and Heyward Street, was struck 
by an automobile driven by Jacob MILLER, of 322 Floyd 
Street.  The boy was attended for lacerations.
 
Youth’s Ribs Fractured 
Oscar?, 17, 402 Saratoga Avenue, while in front of his 
home was struck by an automobile driven by Samuel 
CANTAR, of 226 East Fifty-Third Street.  The young 
man was attended for several possible fractured ribs.
 
Child Hurt at Play 
Lena BONSIGLIO, 3, 1565 Seventieth Street, while 
playing in the roadway in front of her home was struck 
by an automobile driven by Isadore FROTON, of 1815 
Sixty-Seventh Street.  The child was attended by a 
surgeon from the Harbor Hospital for lacerations.
 
Injured at Crossing 
Rose ACCORDI, 10, 342 Lorimer Street, while crossing 
Leonard Street and Montrose Avenue was struck by an 
automobile driven by Alexander SINGER, of 137 Moore 
Street.  The girl was treated by a surgeon from St. Catharine’s 
Hospital for lacerations and bruises.
 
April 25, 1929 
Seven children and one woman were struck by automobiles 
here overnight.  None suffered serious injuries, however.
 
Girl Hit by Auto 
Jennie FASULLO, 13, 724 Avenue W, while crossing the street 
at Ocean Parkway at Avenue W, was struck by an automobile 
driver by Frederick WINDLER, of 184 Wyckoff Avenue.  The girl 
was taken to Coney Island Hospital suffering from a fractured left tibia.
 
Injured at Crossing 
Max STORCH, 14, 321 Stone Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
which crossing Liberty and Stone Avenues, driven by Murray 
AMERLING, of 328 Stone Avenue.  The boy was removed to 
Brownsville and East New York Hospital suffering from a possible 
fracture of the skull.
 
Little Boy Run Down 
Cornelius THOMAS, 8, 1058 Myrtle Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Thomas BRAUN, of 255-17 Kinsington Place, 
Little Neck, while the boy was crossing Lewis and Mrytle Avenues.  
After treatment for cuts and bruises the boy went home.
 
Suffers Minor Injuries 
Ralph KATZ, 12, 1720 Dahill Road, while crossing Quentin and 
Dahill Roads was struck by an automobile driven by Frank 
COSTANZO, of 1937 Eighty-Third Street.  The boy was left at 
home after treatment for contusions and lacerations.
 
Hurt While at Play
 Frank PARIS, 12, 1011 Sixty-Fifth Street, while playing in the 
roadway in front of his home was struck by an automobile driven 
by Samuel LATTAMI, of 1123 Seventieth Street.  The boy stayed 
at home after treatment for lacerations of the scalp.
 
Child Hit in Street 
Frank PICARRELLO, 4, 144 Wyona Street, while playing in the 
street at Atlantic Avenue and Wyona Street was struck by an 
automobile driven by Mordecai KIMMEL, of 48 Ashford Street.  
The boy stayed at home after treatment for contusions and lacerations.
 
Injured at Crossing 
Anthony BUICAGLIA, 6, 229 Humboldt Street, while crossing 
the street at Humboldt and Stagg Streets, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Philip BARASHICK, of 42 Hampton Place.  
The boy after treatment or cuts and bruises was left at home.
 
Internally Injured  
Vera VACIES, 23, 888 Sterling Place, while crossing St. John’s 
Place and Nostrand Avenue, was struck by an automobile driven 
by J. H. WILSON, of 246 Hooper Street.  The girl went to her home 
after treatment for lacerations and possible injuries.
   
26 April 1929 
Skull Fracture and Internal Hurts Among Worst Cases 
Eighteen persons were hurt, three seriously, in auto mishaps 
last night and early to-day.  Several were taken to hospitals.
 
Six Hurt in Crash 
Stella KLASTER, 35, 3002 West Twenty-Third Street; Beatrice 
KLASTER, 12; Lena KLASTER, 29; and Rhoda KLASTER, 3, 
sustained slight injuries while riding in an automobile owned and 
driven by Irving KLASTER when they were in collision with an 
automobile owned and driven by Joseph BOUDIN, of 8418 114th Street, 
at Buffalo Avenue and Eastern Parkway. Also injured while 
riding in BOUDIN’s machine were Celia CLAKS, 30, of 1728 
Pennsylvania Avenue and Arthur BOUDIN, 9, 8418 114th Street.  
All were treated for slight lacerations and bruises and went home.
 
Woman Sustains Cuts  
Teresa EPSTEIN, 32, 220 Central Avenue, Arverne, while 
riding in an automobile driven by Charles CAPONE, of 517 
Sheridan Boulevard, skidded on the wet pavement while 
avoiding a collision at New Jersey and Pitkin Avenue.  The 
machine crashed into an elevated pillar.  The girl and the 
chauffeur were attended for slight abrasions and lacerations 
and went home.
 
Two are Injured
 Fannie ROSE, 34, 154 Rodney Street; Morris ROSEN, 9, 
same address, were struck by an automobile while crossing 
Rodney Street at Lee Avenue.  The victims and the police have 
the license of the machine, but not the driver’s name. Both the 
injured were attended for contusions and lacerations and went home.
 
Sustained Lacerations 
Clara PARISHER, 35, 58 East First Street, while a passenger 
in an automobile owned and driven by her husband, Abraham, 
which was in collision with another machine at Fourth Avenue 
and Sixteenth Street, driven by Arthur PALMARR, of 46 Fifth
Street, Newark N.J.  The woman was attended for lacerations 
and went home.
 
Skull may be Fractured 
Charles HERTING, 59, 243 Georgia Avenue, while crossing 
Georgia Avenue at Pitkin Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
owned and driven by Vincenzo SALLO, 1159 Troy Avenue.  After 
treatment for a possible fracture of the skull, he was taken to his home.
 
Man Internally Hurt 
Thomas W.. Fox, 32, 140 Fifth Avenue, while running 
across the street in front of 8147 Fifth Avenue, was struck 
by an automobile driven by Benjamin COOPERWASSIR, 
of 176 East Ninety-First Street.  The man was attended 
and taken to Norwegian Hospital suffering from internal injuries.
 
Three Hurt in One Mishap 
Angelino DOMANICO, 19, 212 Clifton Place, Jennie DOMANICO, 
11, and Josephine DOMANICO, 46, were standing on a sidewalk 
at Bedford and DeKalb Avenues when an automobile driven by 
Michael SAGARRA, of 184 Veronica Place, avoiding a collision 
with another machine skidded and jumped the curb striking them.  
Angelino was taken to Cumberland Hospital suffering from a fractured 
collarbone. The others were attended for lacerations and bruises 
and went home.
 
Sustains Fractured Leg
Florence REILLY, 26, of 314 Seventy-Sixth Street, while 
crossing Sixty-Ninth Street at Third Avenue was struck by 
an automobile driven by John PERINA, 79 Simons Place.  
She was attended and taken to Norwegian Hospital suffering 
from a fracture of the right leg.
 
Man has Leg Hurt 
Meyer HOFFMAN, 67, 438 Christopher Street, while crossing 
Rockaway Parkway at Kings Highway, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Irving ERICKSON, of 414 Park Place, Bradley Beach, N.J.  
He was attended and taken to Brownsville and East New York 
Hospital suffering from a fracture of the right leg.
 
Then Woeful Mother Appears to Claim Runaway, 3
 
Frederic DEUTSCH, a taxi driver, of 3702 Flatlands Avenue, 
arose from bed a 3 o’clock this morning and proceeded to 
take his car from the garage and go to work.  He got as far 
as Kimball Street and Flatlands Avenue when he saw a real, 
live kewpie coming down the middle of the avenue.
 
He rubbed his eyes in amazement.  The kewpie remained there.  
DEUTSCH approached and found a boy about three years old 
and clothed in very little.  DEUTSCH then picked the kewpie 
up and took him to the Vandeveer police station.
 
When they arrived the kewpie began to cry, and the lieutenant, 
three sergeants and seven policemen spent 4½ hours amusing 
the kewpie to keep him quiet.  They wrapped him up in a 
policeman’s overcoat, fed him milk and coffee, danced Indian war 
dances, swinging their clubs; put on boxing bouts and even resorted 
to making funny faces for the kewpie’s amusement.
 
At 7:30 a frantic woman rushed into the police station and said 
her boy had disappeared from home during the night. Immediately, 
ten weary policemen handed her the kewpie and she identified him 
as her son, Richard MOORE, 3, of 1478 East Thirty-Eighth Street.
 
Mrs. MOORE said Richard had not been able to walk up to his second 
year, but that he had found his legs in the last few months and was 
making great headway.  Evidently, she said, he woke up last night 
and decided he would continue his walking exercise regardless of 
time and place.
 
The police gently reprimanded Richard for roaming the streets 
at his age and Mrs. MOORE took the young adventurer straight home.
 
27 April 1929 
Marie LANG, 66, of 835 Caton Avenue, while crossing 
Ocean Parkway and Church Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile driven by George SETTRANT, of 2075 Grand 
Concourse, the Bronx.  The woman was rushed to the 
United Israel Zion Hospital in a serious condition suffering 
from a fractured left leg and arm, and a possible fracture 
of the skull.
 
Salvatore COVEIS, 6 of 66 Central Avenue, while playing 
in the roadway on Wilson Avenue, near Melrose Street, 
was struck by an automobile driven by Elmer DANNA, 
of 7777 Seventy-Fifth Street, Glendale, Queens. The boy 
was attended for lacerations and went home.
 
Morris SOLOMON, 8 of 110 Gerry Street, while crossing 
Throop Avenue and Bartlett Street, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Bernard SLOBODKER of 2071 
Pacific Street.  After treatment for lacerations the boy 
went to his home.
 
Ida GOLDBERG, 8 of 127 Harrison Avenue, was struck 
by an automobile driven by Samuel OSIAS of 158 Nassau 
Avenue, at Harrison Avenue and Lorimer Street.  The girl 
was taken to her home after treatment for laceration and bruises.
 
Michael CORVINO, 57 of 221 Maple Street, while crossing 
Kingston Avenue and Winthrop Street, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Fanny Levine, of 433 Eastern Parkway.  
The man was removed to Kings County Hospital suffering 
from a possible fracture of the skull.
 
Morris SECKLER, 15, of 234 McKibben Street, while 
crossing Mittleton Street and Harrison Avenue, was 
struck by an automobile driven by Philip BRAUNSTEIN, 
of 1480 Carroll Street.  The boy went home after treatment 
for lacerations of the scalp.
 
Esther ROSENFELD, 62, 371 South Fifth Street, while 
crossing the street at Hooper Street and Broadway was 
struck by an automobile owned and driven by Joseph 
?OLTAR, of 19 Cambridge Place.  The woman was taken 
to her home suffering from concussion of the brain.
 
While crossing Starr Street, near Central Avenue, 
Leonard COMO, 11, of 13 Starr Street, was struck 
by an automobile driven by Vincent ALESSI, of 30 
Marion Street.  The boy went home after treatment for 
multiple lacerations and bruises.
 
Robert RILEY, 35, of 196 Hall Street, a passenger in a 
taxicab driven by Herman SCHARR, 42 of 556 Crown Street, 
received slight lacerations and bruises early to-day when 
the machine in which he was riding was in collision with an 
automobile owned and driven by Jeremiah BURNS, 1314 
East Twenty-Eighth Street.  The driver was also hurt.  Both 
the injured men were attended and went home.
 
Mary REORDAN, 21, of 257 Prospect Place; Marguerite SHEA, 
24, of 729 Monroe Street; Alexander HUSTON, 22, of 2119 
East Twelfth Street, all riding in an automobile owned and 
driven by Ronald GERANO, of 678 St. Annas Avenue, the Bronx, 
were all hurt, when at 1143 Ocean Avenue the car turned quick 
to avoid colliding with a taxicab and crashed into a tree.  Miss 
SHEA was removed to Coney Island Hospital suffering from a 
fracture of the scalp and face.  The other sustained slight abrasions 
and went home.

29 April 1929 
Two Dead, 23 Hurt By Autos Here 
Two men were killed and nineteen injured in auto 
accidents over the week-end here.  The list of those 
hurt also includes four women and two children. Three 
of the injured were victims of hit and run drivers.
 
William HEINRICH, 21, delicatessen store clerk, of 107-09 
196th Street, Hollis, is dead to-day, he having been killed 
yesterday while riding in his automobile along Hollis Avenue, 
Hollis, with Gertrude DITTMAN, of 113-21 212th Street, 
Queens Village, said to have been his sweetheart, and 
Blanche MUHLITHALER, of 1705 Stanhope Street, her friend.  
The young women, both eighteen years old, escaped with 
shocks and lacerations.  They went home after treatment by 
Dr. FECTIG, of Jamaica Hospital.
 
HEINRICH was driving toward the home of Miss DITTMAN. 
He was traveling east on Hollis Avenue, when near 109th 
Road he lost control and the auto struck the rear of another 
car owned and operated by Otto P. WAITE, of 87-11 Eighty-Fifth 
Street, Woodhaven.  The HEINRICH auto took a sudden turn 
and struck the curbing.  The impact caused HEINRICH’s 
car to roll over on its side and pin HEINRICH beneath the 
wheel and side door.
 
Charles SMILALER, 25, 374 Twelfth Street, suffered fatal 
injuries yesterday when an automobile in which he was 
riding with three others, crashed into a taxicab.  With him 
were Bennie KATZ, 22,Hillside Avenue, Monticello, N.Y.; 
William SZALBO, 21, 598 Bainbridge Street and Joseph 
PELLIGRINO, 24, 211 Park Place. All were riding in an 
automobile driven by KATZ, when at Ocean Parkway and 
Avenue Y, they collided with a cab driven by Harold 
WALKER of 565 West Twenty-Third Street, Manhattan.  
All the injured were rushed to Coney Island Hospital, where 
SMILALER died at 6A.M.
 
Martin MCDONOUGH, 23, 684 Dean Street, while crossing 
at Grand Army Plaza was struck by an automobile driven by 
Martin ROSENBERG of 305 Herrick Avenue, Ten Eyck,N.J.  
The man was attended for internal injuries and removed to Kings 
County Hospital.
 
Noler HILL, 26, 92 Lexington Avenue and Hubert Hill, seven 
months old, while crossing at Franklin and Lexington Avenues 
was struck by an automobile driven by Winifred MCGINNIS 
of 753 Fresh Pond Road. Both the injured were attended for 
lacerations and went home.
 
Elias ARROKOVA, 75, 1966 Douglas Street, was struck by a 
hit and run driver while crossing Douglas Street, and Sutter 
Avenue. The aged man was knocked several feet by the 
speeding automobile.  He was attended and taken to his home 
suffering from severe lacerations of the chest.
 
Richard CANOVAN, 66, 675 Fifth Avenue, while crossing Seventh 
Street, near Eighth Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
whose driver after hitting the man escaped.  The man was 
attended by a surgeon for lacerations of the scalp and taken home.
 
Patrolman Joseph HAFMAN, 26, 2010 Palmetto Street, 
attached to Traffic F, while directing traffic at Atlantic and 
Fourth Avenue, was struck by an automobile owned and 
driven by Frederick DEVITO, of 6707 Tenth Avenue.  The 
officer suffered abrasions and possible injury to the right 
knee cap.
 
Maurice SHERMAN, 4?, 21 66 Atlantic Avenue, while a 
passenger in a taxicab driven by Emanuel DROCH, of 8609 
Eighty-Ninth Avenue, was in collision with another cab driven 
by Charles ROSEN, of 148 Bay Thirty-Fifth Street, at South 
Elliott Place and Atlantic Avenue.  The man was treated for 
fractured ribs.
 
Eugene RUBINO, 17, 1277 Nostrand Avenue, while crossing 
Winthrop Street at Nostrand Avenue was struck by an 
automobile driven by George G. ERAENDERICK, of 6 West 
Ninetieth Street, Manhattan.  After treatment for lacerations, 
the boy went home.
 
Matthew KLINE, 21, 8797 Twenty-First Avenue while a 
passenger in a taxicab driven by Terry MANDELL, of 180 Bay 
Thirty-Second Street, was in collision with a traffic starn??ion 
at Seventy-Fifth Street and Bay Parkway.  The young man 
was attended for lacerations and contusions.
 
Nathan WALKER, 51, 2226 Sixty-Eighth Street, and his wife, 
Lens, 49, while crossing Sixty-Fifth Street at Bay Parkway, 
was struck by an automobile owned and driven by George 
ACERA, of 1264 East Sixty-Eighth Street.  The couple were 
attended and treated for lacerations.
 
Morris SHRISNER, 62, 194 Watkins Street, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Herman WAGMAN, of 197 Amboy Street, 
in front of 126 Blake Avenue.  The man was treated for contusions 
of the face and head.
 
Abraham BRAVMAN, 40, 71 East Ninety-Sixth Street, while 
on the sidewalk at Sutter Avenue and East Ninety-Eighth Street, 
was struck by an automobile driven by Herman BAKER, 
of 202 East Ninety-Third Street, who the police say, in avoiding 
a collision with another automobile jumped the curb.  The injured 
man was attended for lacerations.
 
William DERILLO, 8, 40 Hinsdale Street, while playing in the 
roadway in front of his home was struck by an automobile driven 
by Gustave SCHEIDEMANN, of 44 Mairfield Road, Rockville 
Center, L.I.  The boy was attended for lacerations and bruises.
 
Isadore AIDELL, 37, 573 Wyona Street, while driving an automobile 
at Belmont Avenue and Bradford Street, collided with another 
automobile driven by Harry CHESNUT, of 255 Riverdale Avenue.  
The man was attended for contusions of the right shoulder and 
went home.
 
John ADAMS, 41, 759 Fifty-First Street, while driving a horse and 
wagon at Seventh Avenue and ?ifty-Fifth Street, was struck by an 
automobile owned by August PROPOSE, of 2663 Myrtle Avenue.  
The injured man was attended and removed to Coney Island Hospital 
suffering from a possible fracture of the skull.
 
Three persons were injured at West Islip, L.I., when the automobile 
in which they were riding left the Merrick Road in front of the 
Eppig House and crashed into a three.  The injured are Hammond 
FEISS, 20, of 1295 Ninety-Sixth Street driver of the car, his brother, 
Arthur, 18, and their mother, Mrs. Catherine FEISS.  All sustained 
severe cuts on the head and body and were taken to Dr. KING'S 
private hospital at Bay Shore. 
Two Are Drowned in Rough Water 
A fishing excursion by three men off Chicken Point, near Port 
Washington, yesterday resulted fatally for two. George KIRK, 
of 326 East Ninety-Third Street, Manhattan, was drowned.  His 
father, Gilbert KIRK, 87, of the same address, was pulled out 
of the water alive but died on the shore before police arrived with 
a pulmotor. 
John WEDDELL, KIRK'S son-in-law, was saved and revived. 
The rescues were made by George LAMPUS, 16, of Chicken 
Point, who commandeered a rowboat when he heard the cries 
of the men and saw them struggling in the water.  He rowed 
out to them and pulled the elder KIRK and WEDDELL into the 
boat. The younger KIRK had disappeared. 
The drownings resulted when the boat containing the fishermen 
capsized as the water turned rough.  The three went to Port 
Washington early yesterday.  In the afternoon the wind freshened 
as the tide began to come in.  The boat, about 250 yards off shore, 
was caught in a large wave and overturned. 
Scores of other fishermen were in boats nearby, police said, 
when the accident occurred, but LAMPUS was the first to reach 
the drowning men and made the rescues unaided.

30 April 1929 
Fifteen persons, including five men, for women, and six 
children, were injured in auto accidents last night and 
early this morning. None is in serious condition, however, 
according to police reports.
 
Murray WEISS, 4, 457 Georgia Avenue, while playing in 
the roadway in front of his home was struck by an automobile 
owned by William HOWE of 527 Livonia Avenue.  The driver 
of the machine according to the police, left the scene of the 
accident. The boy was attended for possible internal injuries.
 
Ralph FELDMAN, 27, 1753 Sterling Place, while crossing East 
New York Avenue and Douglas Street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Isadore BENNETT, 324 Barrett Street.  The man was 
attended and removed to Kings County Hospital suffering from 
lacerations and possible internal injuries.
 
Concetta MAROLES, 5, 44 Henry Street, while crossing Henry 
and Orange Streets, was struck by an automobile driven Casino 
DE SIMONE of 335 Nevins Street.  The girl was removed to Long 
Island College Hospital suffering from a fracture of the left hip and leg.
 
John MCLOUGHLIN, 10, 116 Bond Street, while playing ball in 
the roadway on Hoyt Street near Pacific, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Sam VAN ROYEN of 208 West Twenty-Third 
Street.  The boy was removed to Holy Family Hospital suffering 
from a possible fracture of the left foot and lacerations.
 
Della MCNELL, 58, 565 St. Johns Place, while crossing the street 
at Classon Avenue and ST. Johns Place, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Charles LYNCH, of 152 Elm Street, Astoria, 
L.I.  The woman was attended and removed to Jewish Hospital 
suffering from a fractured right arm, lacerations and contusions.
 
Minnie SHERMAN, 39, 367 Neptune Avenue, and her husband, 
John SHERMAN, 50, while riding in their automobile, collided 
with another machine driven by Robert SAFAR, of 1325 East 
Second Street, at Kings Highway and Ocean Parkway.  John 
sustained a possible fracture of the ribs, while his wife suffered 
contusions and possible internal injuries.  Both were removed to 
Coney Island Hospital.
 
Mary MCKENNA, 5, of 62 Norman Avenue, while crossing the 
street at Nassau Avenue, near Eckford Street, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Robert ROSSETT, of 102 Clymer Street.  
The child was attended for contusions and abrasions of the body.
 
John TANNARO, 14, 2043 West Eighth Street, while crossing 
Gravesend Avenue near West Tenth Avenue, was struck by an 
automobile truck driven by Francisco DANIELLO,of 160 Fourth 
Avenue.  The boy was attended by a surgeon for abrasions and 
lacerations.
 
Mary MAGGIO, 62, 264 Jerome Street, while crossing Warwick 
Street near Glenmore Avenue, was struck by an automobile driven 
by Max DRUCKER, of 554 Hemlock Street.  The woman sustained 
lacerations and contusions.
 
David STEIN, 16, 512 Powell Street, was struck by an automobile 
while riding his bicycle in Junius Street near Pitkin Avenue. The 
machine was driven by Benjamin STAHL, of 2182 Pitkin Avenue.  
After treatment for lacerations, the boy went home.
 
Gustave KRANSKY, 22, 75 Blake Avenue, while repairing his 
automobile on East New York Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Jacob WEINHARDT, of 1035 Crystal Street.  The injured 
man sustained a possible fracture of the right foot and lacerations.
 
Fannie RODGEN, 55, 435 New Jersey Avenue, while crossing 
Pennsylvania, near Sutter Avenue, was struck by an automobile 
driven by A. LEVENTHAL, of 467 East Ninety-Sixth Street.  The 
woman sustained contusions and lacerations of both legs.
 
While riding on a motorcycle, Francis FITZGERLAD, 19, of 
833 East Forty-Fifth Street, Manhattan, and Charles NEWHAND, 
9, 62a Ralph Avenue, swayed to avoid striking an automobile 
at Lee Avenue and Hewes Street, and crashed into a taxicab 
driven by Joseph DIENEN, of 8014 19th Avenue.  Both injured 
men were attended by a surgeon from Beth Moses Hospital for 
laceration and bruises.

6 June 1929
AGED MAN IS KILLED; EIGHT ARE INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
Daniel McMAHON, 80, Run Down by Car, Dies in Hospital
   Daniel McMAHON, 80, 318 Eighty-fifty street, while crossing Fort Hamilton
Parkway near Eighty-fourth street, was struck by an automobile driven by
Charles KARLSON, of 437 Marion avenue. He was rushed to Harbor Hospital
suffering a fracture of the skull and internal injuries and died one hour
later. The driver of the machine was held on a technical charge of homicide.

Four Hurt in Crash
   A collision between a taxicab and a touring car resulted in the injury of
four persons early today. After treatment all went home.
   Thomas MULDOON, 25, 372 Linden boulevard, passenger in the taxi driven by
Benjamin KESSLER, 31, 325 Wallabout street, and KESSLER sustained slight
lacerations when the cab was in collision at Utica avenue and Rutland road,
with a machine driven by James MACH, 26, 83 Rochester avenue. William PERRY,
24, 83 Rochester avenue, a passenger in MACH’s machine, also suffered slight
injuries.

Policeman Injured
   Patrolman Thomas G. ABBEY, 29, 7925 Memorial street, Middle Village,
attached to Motorcycle Squad 2, while on duty operating a department
motorcycle, was in collision with an automobile driven by Charles VATTIATIO,
211 Suydam street, at Atlantic and Buffalo avenues. The patrolman remained on
duty after treatment for lacerations of the left leg. The driver of the
machine was served with a summons.

Little Child Hurt
   Morbin ROSENTHAL, 3, 619 Willoughby avenue, while crossing Vernon avenue
near Tompkins avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by John Van DUKEN, of
190-05 Jamaica avenue. The child was attended and taken to St. John’s Hospital
suffering a possible fracture of the skull.

Unknown Woman Badly Hurt
   Crossing Stillwell avenue near Bay Eighty-fifth street, Rosalie BIGINO, 50,
address unknown was struck by an automobile driven by Dominick ROSSITTO of 98
Bay Thirty-seventh street. She was removed to Coney Island Hospital suffering
a possible fracture of the skull.

May be Internally Injured
   Nathan WEISENFELD, 50, of 242 Powell street, was struck by an automobile
driven by Samuel SCHALL of 281 Rockaway parkway while crossing roadway at
Dumont and Rockaway avenues. He was taken home after treatment for lacerations
and possible internal injuries.

13 June 1929
Automobile Accidents
LITTLE BOY KILLED, SIX OTHERS HURT IN AUTO MISHAPS
Three and a Half Year Old Hit While Playing in Street
   Peter LA PARA, three and a half years old, of 100 Warren street, was
instantly killed last night by an automobile driven by Charles STOZZARI of 308
Union street. The boy was playing on Columbia near Warren street when struck
by the machine. The driver picked up the child and rushed to Long Island
College Hospital where it was found he was dead. Police of Butler street
station are holding the driver.

GIRLS JAW FRACTURED
   Jeanette GORDON, 20, 970 Eastern parkway, crossing President street near
Brooklyn avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by William STEPHENSON of
44 Harrison avenue, which had struck an automobile driven by Martin LUBERLOR,
of 107-36 102nd street, Queens. She was attended for a possible fracture of
the jaw and taken home.

YOUNG BALL PLAYER HURT
   John WALSH, 20, 712 Forty-sixth street, received slight lacerations when
struck by an automobile driven by John McSHERRY, 464 Prospect avenue, while
playing ball in front of his home. He went home after treatment.

GIRL GETS BRUISES
   Edna CUTLER, 15, 580 Cleveland street, was struck by an automobile driven
by Moe DONNER of 295 McDonough street, while crossing Van Sicklen near Sutter
avenue. After treatment for lacerations and abrasions, she went home.

YOUTH’S LEG FRACTURED
   Irving MILLER, 16, 262 South First street, while riding on a motorcycle,
was struck by an automobile owned by the Motor Mileage Corporation of 1860
Broadway, Manhattan. The boy was taken to Beth Moses Hospital with a fracture
of the right leg.

MAN, 46, SEVERELY BRUISED
   Crossing Liberty avenue near Snediker avenue, Eli ELLINGTON, 48, 108
Snediker avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by Simon J. SKOLNIK of 900
Stone avenue. He went home after treatment for contusions of the body.

18 June 1929
MAN IS KILLED, FOUR HURT BY AUTOMOBILES
Unidentified Victim Thought to Be Charles Anderson-Boy Near Death
   An unidentified man was killed, a boy is near death and three other
persons were injured in auto accidents last night and early this morning.

Unidentified Man Killed
   An unidentified man died at Methodist Episcopal Hospital from injuries
received when he was struck by an automobile at Third avenue and Seventh
street early today. Police of the Fifth avenue station, who describe the man
as 55 years old, 5 feet 9 inches in height, weighing about 125 pounds, say
the man might be Charles ANDERSON. A card bearing this name issued in March
of this year from the Brooklyn State Hospital was found in his possession.
The dead man was crossing the roadway at Third Avenue when he was struck by
the machine, which was driven by Frank Clyde ARNOLT of 160-81 St. Ott
avenue. The man was rushed to the hospital where he died shortly after.
Detectives of the Fourth avenue station are investigating.

Man Hurt in Crash
   Benjamin SHERMAN, 20, 693 Stone avenue, went to Coney Island Hospital
suffering possible internal injuries and lacerations, which he sustained
while riding in an automobile driven by Morris BRUMAN of 52 Watkins street.
At Kings Highway and Bedford avenue their car collided with another machine
driven by John GENDLER of 2622 Avenue P. The injured man was taken to the
institution for examination.

Boy Dying After Accident
   Edward WEGL, 12, 575 Third avenue, while passing the roadway at Third
avenue near Twenty-third street, was struck by an automobile driven by
Alexander EPSTEIN of 216 Eleventh avenue. The boy was rushed to Norwegian
Hospital suffering a fracture of the skull and a crushed chest. Physicians
at the hospital held little hope for his recovery.

Boy Run Down by Car
   Edward KAPLAN, 11, 136 Junius street, was removed to Brownsville and East
 New York Hospital suffering a fracture of the left leg, which he sustained
when he was struck by an automobile driven by Archie EPSTEIN of 1203 Adams
street, Toledo, Ohio. The boy was crossing the roadway at Glenmore avenue
near Junius street at the time he was struck.

Two Cars Collide
   Albert PRISIRO, 10, 119 North street, South Boston, Mass., suffered
lacerations while riding in an automobile driven by Giovano ??LANDO of 121
Bay Seventeenth street, when their machine collided with another driven by
Charles ?RIEDMAN of 1967 Seventy-first street

21 June 1929
WHILE PLAYING IN THE STREET
TAXI HITS TELEGRAPH POLE
   Four children, two women and one man were injured in auto accidents last
night and early this morning. None of the victims are in a serious condition,
however, and with one exception were able to go home after treatment,
according to police reports.

Run Down at Crossing
   While crossing Bushwick avenue near Cooper street, Alfreda MULLER, 26, 291
Cooper street, was struck by an automobile driven by Edward NORRIS of 1454
Union street. After treatment for abrasions and lacerations, the young lady
went to her home.

Injured In Crash
   Peter POGONO, 18, 219 York street, was hurt while riding in an automobile
driven by S. MARIGIA of 214 Thompson street, Manhattan, when to avoid
colliding with another machine, MARIGIA skidded and crashed into a telephone
pole at Third avenue near 3rd street. After treatment for a fracture of the
collarbone and ribs, the young man went home.

Child Hit by Taxi
   Jerry RUBIN, six, 547 Saratoga avenue, while crossing Sutter avenue near
Saratoga avenue, was struck by a taxicab driven by David CHAMOVITZ of 741
Sackman street. The boy was removed to St. Marys Hospital suffering internal
injuries and several fractured ribs.

Auto Jumps Curb
   Jenny KRINSKY, sixty-five, 1071 Lilly street, Newark, N.J., while sitting
on a chair near the curb in front of 689 Classon avenue, was struck by an
automobile which jumped the curb and struck the women, causing slight
abrasions and lacerations.

Girl Runs Into Auto
   Fanny RAIMON, 3, 2919 West Twenty-third street, was struck by an automobile
driven by Harry SHERMAN of 138 Grove street, when she ran from the sidewalk
into the path of the machine on West Twenty-third street near Surf avenue.
After treatment for lacerations the child went home.

Boy Hurt at Play
   While playing in the roadway in front of his home, Edward MURPHY, 4, 156
Twelfth street, was pushed into the path of an automobile by another boy. The
machine was driven by Walter WILSON of 19? Bay Seventh street. The boy was
treated for a possible fracture of the skull.

Suffers Bruises
   Sophie PATOSFO, 13, 8 Carlton avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by
William SCHLESSER of 1069 Dean street, while crossing DeKalb avenue near
Carlton avenue. She received treatment for bruises and lacerations.

Auto Hits Milk Wagon
   Peter MARX, 30, of 1628 Decatur street, driver of a milk wagon for the
Borden Farm Products Company, was knocked from his wagon and cut and bruised
early today when a hit-and-run automobile sidewiped his vehicle. The driver of
the automobile did not stop. MARX was treated by an ambulance surgeon from
Swedish Hospital.

Girl Hit by Trolley
   Suffering from contusions of the head, Anna FONTENI, 8, of 171 Stanhope
street, is confined to her home today after being struck by a trolley car on
Wilson avenue yesterday afternoon. The car, which was operated by Frank BADAMO
of 1131 Hegeman avenue, struck the child as she was crossing Wilson and DeKalb
avenues.

24 June 1929
WEEK-END AUTO ACCIDENT TOLL IS 24 PERSONS
Eleven Men and Eight Children Among Those Hurt in Brooklyn
   Week-end auto accidents injured 24 persons, though none of them seriously,
police reports indicate. In the list of injured are 11 men, 5 women and 8
children.

Couple in Crash
   Celia ORT, ?6, 1610 Kings Highway and Samuel ORT, 60, both suffered
internal injuries and lacerations while riding in an automobile driven by
Samuel HEFENKORN of 1360 East Twelfth street, when at Bedford avenue near
Farragut road, the car collided with an automobile driven by Adolph
OPPENHEIMER of 630 Seventy-eighth street. Celia and Samuel ORT were removed to
Kings County Hospital.

Run Down at Crossing
   Arthur SMITH, 52, 115-32 Inwood street, Queens, while crossing Atlantic
avenue near Fourth avenue was struck by an automobile driven by Charles
KORESTLICH of 180 Kingston avenue. After treatment for lacerations of the
scalp the men went home.

Child Badly Hurt
   While playing in the roadway in front of her residence, Marion LENTHAN, 4,
115 Underhill avenue, was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Joseph
ZUCKER of 156 South Ninth street. The child was attended and removed to Jewish
Hospital suffering a possible fracture of the skull.

Injured in Crash
   Bertha BRUCHART, 50, 2086 East Fifty-fifth street, received slight
lacerations while riding in an automobile driven by her husband, George, when
at Flatbush avenue near Lefferts avenue, their car was struck by a taxicab
driven by Lee D. JOBLON of 278 Eighty-fourth street. After treatment the woman
went home.

Two Children Hurt
   Two children were removed to Coney Island Hospital from injuries they
received when they fell from the back of an automobile in which they were
riding. Pascelli CAUPTO, 5, 1980 West Fourth street, and his sister, Anala
CAUPTO, 6, were riding in an automobile driven by Harrison ASHTON of 1979 West
Fourth street, when the rear door of the machine accidentally opened and both
children fell to the street.

Hurt at Crossing
   Frances BOGNOAKE, 6, 85 McDOUGAL street, while crossing Howard avenue, near
McDougal street, was struck down by an automobile driven by Rudolph THERNE of
400 Bleeker street. The child was attended for lacerations of the face and
remained at home.

Man Is Run Down
   Joseph FRANKEL, 55, 520 Flushing avenue, was struck by an automobile owned
and driven by J. LAIER of 2026 74th street while crossing Forty-sixth street,
near Clarkson avenue. The man sustained a fracture of his right knee and was
removed to his home.

Seven in Crash
   Seven persons were injured, one serious, when two machines colided at Grand
street near Union avenue. 
Morris SCHERF, 35, 1975 Bathgate ave., driving a car containing 
Irving SCHWARTZ, 57, 179 Forsyth street; 
Lens SCHWARTZ, 25, 140 Norfolk street; 
Max HELLMAN, 26, 2101 Harmison avenue; 
Louis BERMAN, 24 209 Forsyth street. SCHERF was removed to 
Greenpoint Hospital suffering injuries and lacerations, all others suffered 
slight lacerations and bruises. 
Riding in the second machine and also suffering slight injuries were 
Anne GOLDSTEIN, 26, 259 South Second street and Eli GOLDSTEIN, 6, of the same address.

Five Are Injured
   	Lillian SCHUMAN, 54, 6905 Eighteenth avenue; 
	Lewis SHUMAN, 26, 1402 West Fourth street; 
	Max SHUMAN, 4, 6908 Eighteenth avenue; 
	Ethel SHUMAN, 23, 1402 West Fourth street, and 
	Jacob GROVER, 30, 6509 Eighteenth avenue, all received
injuries and were all removed to Harbor Hospital. All were riding in an
automobile driven by GROVER when at Sixty-ninth street and Ninth avenue it
collided with a taxicab driven by Peter WASSILIEFF of 408 Tenth street. Police
of the Bath Beach station are holding the driver of the cab.

Hurt Crossing Street
   Robert ETTINGER, 9, 296 Eastern parkway was struck by an automobile owned
and driven by Jacob WOLFMAN of Eastern Parkway, while crossing Franklin avenue
near Eastern Parkway. After treatment for lacerations the injured boy went home.

Cyclist Hit by Car
   James DAVIS, 28, 179 March avenue while riding a bicycle at Bedford avenue
near Madison street was struck by an automobile driven by Herman KING of 131
Penn street. The man was attended for a possible fracture of the left ankle
and was removed to St. Johns Hospital.

Injured at Play
   Isaac DUBOIS, 6, 1483 St. Mary’s avenue, while playing in roadway in front
of his home was struck by an automobile driven by Samuel KATZ of 230 Ellery
street. After treatment for multiple lacerations the child remained home.

2 WOMEN DIE AS CARS CRASH; DRIVERS HELD
Brooklyn Girl is Killed When Passing Auto Upsets Machine
   Two women, one of them from Brooklyn, were killed. Two are said to be
critically injured, and several others suffered lesser injuries in two
automobile accidents on Long Island yesterday, for which two men face homicide
charges today.
   Miss Gertrude TILLMAN, 18, of 463 Hinsdale street, was killed instantly
when the car in which she was riding sidewiped another car and turned over on
Sunrise Highway near New Bridge road.
   Miss Doris BELFER, 17 of 652 Georgia avenue, who was also caught beneath
the overturned car, is in a critical condition today at the Nassau Hospital at
Mineola. Harry GROSSMAN, 21, of 398 Junius street, is in the same hospital
with serious cuts and bruises and Abraham LEVIN, of 91 Williams street, is
also being treated here for three broken ribs.
   GROSSMAN is under arrest on a technical charge of homicide.

FATALLY INJURED
   Mrs. Martha ENGSTROM, 38 of 122-20 115th avenue, Richmond Hill, was fatally
injured and died before she could be given medical aid when the car driven by
Joseph CASEY, 21, of 57 Russell street, crashed into the car in which she was
riding with her husband.
   Helen ENGSTROM, 11, daughter of the dead woman, sustained a broken leg and
a probably [sic] fractured skull. She is reported to be in a critical
condition at the Rockaway Beach Hospital. The accident occurred on Cross Bay
road near Raunt.
   According to those who saw the crash in which Miss TILLMAN was killed,
GROSSMAN was driving his car at a high rate of speed when he sidewiped the car
driven by John G. BALLTON and overturned. BALLTON was uninjured and his car
was only slightly damaged.
   The accident in which Mrs. ENGSTROM was killed was the sequel of a road
house meeting between CASEY, John CRAIG of 182 Driggs avenue; two girls, whose
names the police withheld, and Paul SANTANGELO, 24, of 164 Driggs avenue.
OFFERED THEM RIDE
   SANTANGELO, according to detectives, offered to drive the four out to the
bungalow where they were staying at Broad Channel. They accepted the offer and
SANTANGELO drove them part of the way. Then CASEY objected to SANTANGELO’S
driving and took the wheel himself.
   Left without the car to look after, the detectives said, SANTANGELO tried
to force his attentions upon one of the girls and she slapped him. During the
quarrel which resulted, CASEY let go the wheel, according to the report, to
strike SANTANGELO and the car crashed into the car driven by ENGSTROM.
ENGSTROM’S car then crashed into a taxicab.
   The five in SANTANGELO’S car continued on to the bungalow where they were
arrested.
   Later CASEY was held on a technical charge of homicide and SANTANGELO held
on the charge of being partly responsible for Mrs. ENGSTROM’S death. The girls
were allowed to go home.

14 July 1929
[Left side of the article is cut off-- ? used for missing
letters.]
TWENTY-TWO LOSE LICENSES AS DRINKING DRIVERS
Many Penalized Also For Other Auto Law Infractions
(Special to The Standard Union)
ALBANY, June 13-Twenty-two Brooklyn and Long Island drivers of automobiles who
operated their cars while intoxicated lost their certificates of registration
and license to drive during the two weeks ending June, Charles A. ?ARTNETT,
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, announced today. In addition many others lost
their licenses or drew a suspension of them for various infractions of the
motor vehicle law.
   The list of those whose licenses were revoked or suspended follows:

Revocations
   Driving care while intoxicated-
Frank DALEY, 26 William street, Far Rockaway; 
Walter SAUTKULIS, 128 ?ront street, Glen Cove; 
Charles B. ?AUGHNEY, 135-34 232nd street, Laurelton; 
George AHSER, 578 Morgan avenue; 
Albert J. AKIN, Bayview avenue, Little Neck; 
Borden TERRY, Washington place, Amityville;
 ? F. GRIBBON, Kings Park Hospital, Kings Park; 
Charles H. THI??ULT, 135-42 233rd street, Laurelton; 
?arry L. BATTLE, 10 First street, Bayshore; 
Irving WANSER, 137 Lawrence street, Flushing.
Joseph LACERRA, 10702 94th street, Woodhaven; 
Harry F. COLLINS, 510 East Seventh street; 
Erwin A. KO??SNI, 93 Wilbur avenue, Long Island City; 
Stephen PAGAO, Main street, Southampton; 
James F. ?ALLERON, 98 Willow avenue, Hempstead; 
Anton OLSEN, St. James; 
Joseph BATCHER, 273 South Main street, Freeport; 
Joseph D. HAMIL??N, 90-20 180th street, Hollis; 
Edward POPE, 26 Mill road, Hempstead; 
Thomas D. SHAUGHNESSY, ??arlton avenue, Central Islip;
Theodore L. SARRASHI, 32 Ronald place, Roosevelt
Jerry HEELAN, 419 Park avenue, Huntington.

   Leaving scene of accident without reporting-
Benedetto GERAGILIO, ??x 387, North Roslyn; 
Walter ?AWSON, 480 Broadway, Rockaway Avenue; 
Charles D. SPEIER, 23 South ?ay avenue, Amityville.

   Speeding, third offense-
Irving ?RANK, 50 Front street; 
William ?EMEZYK, Shelton road, Manhasset; 
Donald PRATT, 85 Pilling street.

   Reckless driving-
Salvatore J. ??OLOGNA, 1934 Lynden boulevard; 
John GALLAGHER, 199-17 thirty-third avenue, Bayside.
   
False statement in application-
Frank NUNZIATA, 242 Humboldt street; 
James L. BENNETT, 8534 160th street, Jamaica.

	Suspensions
   Charged with driving car while intoxicated-

Edmund De La NEGA, Clinton street, Hempstead; 
Charles BALGUIN, Front street, Hempstead; 
Edward KEENAN, 534 Third avenue; 
Matthew HOFFMAN, Jericho Turnpike, Mineola; 
George KUNTZ, 769 Madison street; 
??ix CARDASSI, 155 Montague street; 
?ank TRAPP, 984 Halsey street; 
Joseph DONNELLY, 249 Crescent street.

   Speeding, second offense-
Marcel ? BERNALT, 530 St. Pauls place; 
Donato INNAMORATO, 438 Fifty-third street; 
George A. SHAPIRO, 339 New York avenue;
Edward LANE, 75 Pineapple street; 
Lee HARTMAN, 3405 Broadway, Astoria; 
George KOCHAVAS, 1779 Daybell road; 
Joseph Burton MARTIN, 1215 Atlantic avenue.
Ben CHELODNICK, 45 Chester street; 
John RUGGIERO, 1217-21 95th avenue, Richmond Hill; 
Thomas M. GALLAGHER, 148-09 Northern boulevard, Flushing;
Sidney REICHMAN, 147-26 Hillside avenue, Jamaica; 
Murray L. SIEGEL, 1990 East Third street.

   Reckless Driving: 
Emile FOISY, 565 Broadway, Long Island City; 
James Thomas BURNS, 48-41 203rd street, Bayside; 
Paul J. RUPPERT, 300-05 Main street,
Bayside; Jacob SUTUN, 1030 DeKalb avenue; 
Charles T. TETLEY, 2069 Nostrand avenue; 
George W. WEGNER, 242 East Third street; 
George LENSETH, 5206 Sixth avenue; 
John D. SHAPIRO, 275 South Fourth street; 
Dora STOLL, 3282 33rd street, Richmond Hill.
Matthew ANDERSON, 9517 117th street, Richmond Hill; 
Charles FREIBERGER, 156 Hubbard avenue, Maspeth; 
Rubin BROOKE, 1256 Blake avenue;
Howard F. PARKER, 1753 Dean street; 
Benjamin COHEN, 2103 70th street; 
Michael CAMPANILE, 1058 88th street; 
Louis COHEN,  2105 70th street; 
Benjamin HOROWITZ, 1566 45th street; 
John DRISCOLL, 470 Ninth street; 
Jacob POTTERS, 4811 16th avenue; 
Leon KAHN, 200 Bay 22nd street; 
Jack FEIGENBAUM, 1801 50th street; 
Alfred CAVALLARO, 1330 68th street; 
Gaspare GARBARINI, 147 Butler street; 
Murray D. ROSEN, 1577 Carroll street; 
Anthony NOTO, 108-44 39th avenue, Corona; 
Peter LOPENZINA, 955 68th street; 
Jesse FARRELL, 44 West 21st street, Whitestone; 
James J. FARNAN, 8047 87th road, Woodhaven; 
Clement N. OSBORN, 1807 Church avenue; 
George BRANDT, 416 Neptune avenue, Coney Island;
Francis CUNNINGHAM, 328 Sterling place,
Jacob FIALKOFF, 831 Kelly street.

   Charged with Homicide-
Vincent MAZZELLO, 17 Manhasset place

   Charged with Manslaughter-
Abe GENDELMAN, 558 Warwick street

   Unlicensed Operator-
George SWOTEK, 3 George street, Glen Cove; 
John SAPALLA, 1754 Seventieth street; 
Walter MORDKA, Cutchogue; 
George ANTHOS, 3 West Glen street, Glen Cove; 
John DOMINICK, 24 Cottage Row, Glen Cove; 
Harry O’NEIL, 21529 136th road, Springfield, L. I.

   Charged with Leaving Scene of Accident Without Reporting-
Louis GREENBERG, 184 Lotscott street; 
William MARZ, 4405 Third avenue; 
William E. CARLEY, Ritter avenue, Huntington Station; 
Joseph HOBERG, Idle Hour Estate, Oakdale.

   Improper Plates-
Felix STILWAGEN, Emery street, Hempstead; 
Walter MILLS, Jr., 134-34 Jamaica avenue, Richmond Hills; 
Edward J. HOFF, Main street, Cutchogue; 
William S. CRISAFULLI, 1957 Eighty-fifth street; 
Joseph J. CZEJKOWSKI, 60 Journal avenue, Elmont.


SIX CHILDREN AMONG THIRTEEN IN BORO INJURED BY AUTOS
HAN[sic], 55, Taken to Hospital Suffering Fracture of Skull
   Thirteen persons were injured, six in one crash, by automobiles last night
and early today. A man sustained bad skull injuries.
   Patrick SHEA, 55, 358 Lafayette avenue, was struck by an automobile driven
by Herman MATELON of 81 Pulaski street, while crossing DeKalb avenue near
Emerson place. His identity was unknown at the time he was struck, but he was
later identified at Brooklyn Hospital. SHEA is suffering a possible fracture
of the skull, bruises and lacerations.

Hitcher-on Has Skull Hurt
   Arthur BITEDTI, 10, 156 Lynch street, while hitching on the rear of an
unknown automobile, jumped off into the patch of a machine driven by Charles
HUSSON, of 143 East Thirty-ninth street, Manhattan, at Marcy avenue and
Heyward street. The boy was taken to Cumberland Hospital suffering a possible
fracture of the skull and lacerations.

Six Injured in One Crash
   Six persons were injured when two automobiles crashed at Ocean parkway and
Avenue X early today. All the injured were attended for slight injuries and
went home. They are: 
Leo TRAIN, 29,  291 South Second street; 
Joseph BRAD, 59, 266 South First street; 
Dora BRAD, 4; Muriel BRAD, 5; 
Tillie KATZ, 24, 59 Vernon avenue; 
all riding in an automobile driven by Louis TRAIN, when it was
 in collision with another machine driven by 
Daniel BRADY, 21, 33 Truxton street, who was also injured.

Little Girl Hurt
   While playing in the street in front of her home, Beatrice JACOBSON, 5, 328
Snediker avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by Jacob HERTZ, of 1698
Carroll street. The girl was treated at her home for lacerations.

Boy, 4, Run Down
   Frank CALANTRINO, 4, 198 Boerum street, while playing near his home was
struck by an automobile driven by Emil TESCHER of 127 Engert avenue, the
Bronx. The child was attended for abrasions.

Boy Slightly Injured
   John TOPAL, 8, 25 McKibbin street, crossing McKibbin street near Graham
avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by Herman SCHWARTZ of 997
Schenectady avenue. The boy went home after treatment for lacerations and
bruises.

17 July 1929
AGED WOMAN BADLY HURT BY HIT & RUN DRIVER
Accidents
     Police of the Coney Island station are looking for the driver of an 
automobile who struck and seriously injured Eva RATNER, 70, 2973 West 
twenty-fifth street, while the aged woman was crossing the roadway at 
West Twenty-fifth street and Surf avenue.  The woman was attended and 
removed to Coney Island Hospital suffering from a possible fractured 
skull.  Police were furnished with a fair description of the driver and 
machine.

    Frederick SEPIO, 11, 944 Atlantic avenue, while crossing Atlantic 
avenue, near Grand avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by William 
LANG, of 9406 214th street, Queens.  After treatment for contusions and 
laceration of the scalp the injured boy went home.

     Albert SCHWARTZ, 38, 1594 Carroll street, while repairing his 
automobile at Sunrise highway, near Elderts lane, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Gaetano ROSSILLO, of 381 Logan street.  The man was 
attended for lacerations of the scalp and went home.

     Leo SUSSELBAUM, 28, 1855 Sterling place, while driving an 
automobile at Dumont avenue, near Osborne street, was in collision with 
another machine driven by Joseph HUDGINS, of 80 Osborne street.  The 
injured man went home after treatment for lacerations and bruises.

     Joseph STINASO, 16, 354 Sixty-ninth street, while crossing in front 
of 377 Bay Ridge avenue, was struck by an automobile owned by Vito 
Corporation, of 60 Hamilton avenue.  The boy was attended and remained 
at home suffering from lacerations and bruises.

     Jacob EISENBERG, 65, 259 Berriman street, near Sutter avenue was 
struck by an automobile driven by Benjamin ROTHERNBERG, of 1445 East 
Nineteenth street.  The man went home after treatment for multiple 
contusions and lacerations.

     Samuel NADELSON, 13 years old, of 248 New Lots avenue, suffered a 
severe head injury and cuts and bruises of the face and body when he 
crashed head-on into a taxicab while riding his bicycle on New Lots 
avenue yesterday afternoon.

     Dr. GOLDBERG of the Brownsville and East New York Hospital was 
called and took the boy to that hospital.  His condition is serious, 
according to hospital authorities.  Spectators told police the boy was 
riding in the rear of a New Lots avenue trolley car and when he turned 
out to pass the trolley car on the left side he crashed into the 
oncoming taxicab, driven by Sam LERNER, of 886 Hopkins avenue.


19 July 1929
NINE CHILDREN HIT BY AUTOS, 5 IN HOSPITAL
Hit-Run Driver Puts on Speed After Striking Girl
Nine children, all under 15 years of age, were among Brooklyn'
s automobile victims during the last twenty-four hours.  Five were sent 
to hospitals in serious condition.

John ENNIE, 14 years old, of 395 Schenck avenue, was severely injured 
yesterday afternoon when struck by an automobile while playing baseball 
in front of his home.  Mrs. Edna BROWN, of Third avenue, North Merrick, 
L.I., was driving the automobile, according to police.  He was removed 
to Trinity Hospital in a critical condition.

Tillie BAFFETZ, 7, 2941 West Twenty-ninth street, was struck by a 
hit-and-run driver street and Railroad avenue, Coney Island.  According 
to the police, the driver of the machine increased his speed after 
striking the child and escaped into the traffic of Mermaid avenue.  The 
child received a possible fractured skull.

Dorothy DOYLE, 4, 1359 East Thirty-first street, was removed to Kings 
County Hospital suffering a possible fracture of the left thigh which 
she sustained when she was struck by an automobile driven by E. COOPER, 
of 1665 Madison street, while she was crossing East Thirty-first street 
near Avenue N.  She was taken to Kings County Hospital in a serious 
condition.

Hyman ABRAMOWITZ, 16, 119-01 146th street, Queens, while riding a 
bicycle on Bedford avenue was struck by an automobile driven by Thomas 
THERIAS, of 513 Park place.  After treatment for lacerations and 
abrasions he was sent home.

Stephen KANINSKI, 7, 76 Oakland street, while crossing Oakland street 
near Norman avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by Charles 
GRATJIS, of 325 Monroe street.  The boy went home after treatment for 
contusions and lacerations of both legs.

Joseph LURPO, 10, 24 Thornton street, while crossing Broadway near 
Thornton street was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph HOFFMAN, 
of 244 Seigel street.  He was treated for lacerations and contusions 
of the legs.

Leonard SCHNEBER, 7, 536 Graham avenue, while crossing Graham avenue 
near Engert street was struck by an automobile driven by Michael PICO, 
of 161 Maujer street.  The child remained home after treatment for 
possible internal injuries.

Patrick Houstan, 8, 1454 Bedford avenue, while crossing Franklin avenue 
near Park place was struck by an automobile driven by Alexander ISERMAN, 
of 171 Osborn Terrace, N.J.  The child was taken to Jewish Hospital 
suffering contusions, lacerations and a possible fractured skull.

Nellie CALSA, 28, 2050 Sixty-fifth street; Lilly CALEA, 40, and Lilly 
SHATTON, 40, 6404 Twentieth avenue, all received slight lacerations and 
abrasions while riding in a taxicab driven by Frank LUMBARDY, of 616 
Eighty-ninth, street, when they were in collisions at West Sixty-fifth 
street with another machine driven by Samuel WEINSTEIN, of 2?7 Sackett 
street.  All the injured went home after treatment.

Melvin BLYE, 3, 529 Saratoga avenue, while playing on Saratoga avenue 
near Pitkin was struck by an automobile driven by Isadore MENUT, of 620 
Saratoga avenue.  The child was taken to Kings County Hospital suffering 
a possible fractured skull.

Catherine DONATO, 46, 496 Emerald street, and Vincent CLENCONTIERE, 28, 
490 Emerald street, both sustained slight lacerations and bruises while 
riding in an automobile owned by Louis PARINSE, of 169 Alabama avenue, 
at Sunrise highway near Forbell avenue.  The car crashed into a 
telegraph pole when something went wrong with the steering gear.  The 
injured were attended by a surgeon from Trinity Hospital.

22 July 1929
TWO HIT-AND RUN DRIVERS HUNTED BY THE POLICE
   Police of the Clymer street station are searching for the hit and run 
driver whose automobile struck five-year-old Helen DIFELITE of 149 
Lorimer street as she was crossing the street in front of her home 
yesterday.
   After the child was struck, the driver, according to neighbors, 
speeded up his machine and disappeared.  Helen was treated by dr. ISRAEL 
at Beth Moses Hospital for lacerations and contusions of the scalp.
  
 -Frank BARBAGALLO, 6 years old, of 135 Vermont street, is in the 
Bradford Hospital suffering from abrasions of the right knee received 
when he was struck by a hit and run autoist while crossing the street, 
in front of his home yesterday, according to police of the Miller avenue 
station who have instituted a search for the driver.
   
-Mrs. Caroline ULLINGER, 57 years old, of 127 McKinley avenue, is in 
Kings County Hospital with a fractured left ankle received according to 
police when she was struck by an automobile owned and operated by 
William BEYHL of 2555 Pitkin avenue, Brooklyn.  The accident occurred at 
Hill and Crescent streets.
   
-Joseph DESINA, 51, 42 Douglass street, was struck by an automobile 
driven by Anthony PEDANO, of 746 South Main street, Philadelphia, Pa., 
while crossing Fulton street near Court street.  The injured man was 
removed to Cumberland Hospital Suffering concussion of the brain and 
lacerations.
   
-Lottie SCHLESSINGER, 55, 162 McKibbin street, while crossing Graham 
avenue near Moore street, was struck by an automobile driven by Jacob 
SHOTMAN of 9817 Farragut road.  The woman was removed to St. Catherine's 
Hospital suffering a possible fractured right ankle.

   Four persons were injured when a taxicab in which they were riding 
crashed into a pillar of the L.I.R.R. structure at Atlantic avenue near 
New York avenue.  They are:
-Harry GRANT, 27, 814 Dean street, possibly 
fractured ribs and lacerations removed to St. John's Hospital; 
-Frank TESSLER, 30, 1154 Pacific street, lacerations and bruises; 
-Edward WEISSECHER, 42, 78 Hancock street, lacerations; 
-Gunella PETERSON, 37, 78 Hancock street, lacerations and bruises.  
All were attended by a surgeon from the St. John's Hospital and all went home.

-Moe LEVY, 26, 181 McKibbin street, received internal injuries; 
-Carl ZALL, 26, 5509 Church avenue, lacerations and possible internal injuries; 
-Benjamin LEVINSON, 26, 1026 Newport street, lacerations and shock; 
-Irving SHAFFER, 25, 428 East Forty-eighth street, lacerations and shock; 
-Benjamin HOCKMAN, 26, 530 Herzl street, lacerations and bruises 
when an automobile driven by Moe LEVY, in which they were riding in 
making a left turn from Ralph avenue into St. Johns place, crashed into 
another machine.  The driver of the second car disappeared from the 
scene of the accident, leaving what the police think is a stolen car 
behind him.  LEVY and ZALL were taken to Trinity Hospital and the others 
sent home.
 
  Michael ANGELO, 34, 352 South Fourth street, while driving his 
motorcycle in Ocean avenue near Avenue U, was in collision with an 
automobile driven by Charles ARATO, of 104 Howard avenue.  The 
motorcyclist was rushed to Coney Island Hospital suffering a fractured 
right foot and internal injuries.
   
-William BRODSKY, 34, 64 Second avenue, Manhattan, while operating his 
automobile at Bedford avenue near Allantoic was in collision with 
another machine driven by William TAYLOR, of 100 East avenue, Lynbrook, 
L.I.  The injured man was taken to Kings County Hospital suffering a 
fracture of the left tibia and lacerations.
   
-Nancy BINZISSUTO, 35, 216 East Ninety-fifth street, Manhattan and 
Millie GRANDI, 33, 216 East Ninety-Fifth street, both received serious 
injuries while riding in an automobile driven by Paul BINZISSUTO to lose 
control of the car, and crashed into the curb, turning over. ? occupants 
were thrown to the street.  The injured were attended for lacerations, 
bruises and contusions and all went home.
   
-Sigmond WOLFF, 50, 1618 East Third street, was struck by an 
automobile driven by Frank BYRNES, of 2242 East Thirteenth street, while 
crossing East Second street near Avenue P.  The man was removed to Coney 
Island Hospital with a possible fracture of the leg.
   
-Ella OWEN, 6, 69 Fifteenth street, while running across Second avenue 
near Fifteenth street was struck by an automobile driven by Louis 
KRIEGER of 167 Beard street.  The girl remained at home after treatment 
for lacerations and abrasions of the legs and arms.
   
-Catherine CAMELLIN, 37, 1834 West Ninth street, received slight 
injuries while riding in an automobile driven by Joseph J. CARBARA of 
1156 East Twenty-sixth street when at Kings Highway and East 
Ninety-fifth street there was a collision with another machine driven by 
Pietro CASTELLANO of 1664 Forty first street.  The young lady was 
attended for lacerations and bruises and went home.
   
-Lillian JOHNSON, 21, 207 East Thirty-second, while a passenger in a 
taxicab driven by Manuel CLAYMEAN of 58 Surf avenue, was slightly 
injured when a Monroe street near Tompkins avenue the taxi was in 
collision with another automobile driven by Ivra GRISSICE of 512 Madison 
street.
  
-Rose GREENBERG, 21, 2102 Seventy-second street, while crossing Ocean 
Parkway, near Avenue P. Was struck by an automobile driven by Isreal 
GREENBERG, of 2013 Seventy-second street.  The girl was removed to Coney 
Island Hospital suffering concussion of the brain and internal injuries.
   
-Paul SMITH, 28, 112 Clymer street, while crossing Surf avenue, near 
Stillwell avenue, ran into an automobile driven by Walter ENDELL, of 492 
Flatbush avenue.  After treatment for lacerations and contusions of the 
scalp the man went home.




Transcribed by :
Marge Duffy Virgulak
RETURN to CIVIL Main
RETURN to BSU Main
RETURN to BROOKLYN Main