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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1955

Page

15

Mental Health Research Unit highlights juvenile delinquency study

Acting director of the Community Mental Health Research Unit discusses the statewide effort to study mental health and delinquency in Onondaga County. The Syracuse program, started in 1951, involves local agencies and researchers from across New York and beyond to plan services and prevent illness.

Joe Beamish Council of Social Agencies Alexander F. Jones Onondaga State Department of Mental Hygiene Merald - American Pearl Eecrete Ree Iowning County Health Association Upstate Medical Center Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital Department of Onondaga County

Deportation Plea for Fulton Grocer Frank Orlando

The wife of Fulton grocer Frank Orlando seeks Supreme Court review to halt his deportation to Italy under the McCarran Act. The case has seen stays and rulings upholding the deportation, with Orlando denying serious crimes and a columnist noting unrelated community research in Syracuse.

Frank Orlando Italy United States Supreme Court Theodore F. Bowes Daeranna Celandan le WEE Messe Ums Agfa Supreme Court Orlando McCarren U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Stephen W. Brennan Brennan Fulton U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Dept

State Fair Queen Hopefuls Urged to Enter by Friday Deadline

Syracuse region holds a fast approaching deadline for 16 to 25 year olds to enter the 1955 New York State Fair queen contest. Applicants must visit Wilson's Leading Jewelers at 310 S. Salina St tomorrow through Friday to register and have a free portrait taken by Leonard Bell. The regional queen will be chosen in August at Hotel Syracuse, with the winner competing at the fair’s opening day September 3.

Albert W. Spindler Syracuse Wilson S. Salina St Leonard Bell Bell Queen Herald+ Journal Herald - American

Manlius Girl Hurt When Truck Overturns Near Massena

Chesley Ann Jarvis, 13, of Manlius is slightly injured when a truck carrying eight children flips in a ditch on the Winthrop Highway near Massena. The 17 year old driver, her mother, and another youth were passengers in the cab. all eight children were thrown into the ditch and taken to Massena Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Chesley Ann Jarvis Manlius Winthrop Highway Massena Massena Memorial Hospital

Family Auto Crash Kills Daughter in Nebraska

In Memphis Nebraska Kittie Johnson 19 died when a car driven by her father Grover 46 collided with a truck driven by cousin Marlin Johnson 20 at a county road intersection near Ashland. Grover was critically hurt Marlin treated for shock. The corner is blind. Nebraska traffic toll for 1955 rose to 162.

Memphis Neb Kittie, Johnson Grover Marlin Johnson Ashland Kittie Marlin O. A. Robbins Nebraska

Ballroom event notice at Hotel Syracuse in New York

Complimentary tickets offered for out of town guests for a fashion coordinator event at Flah & Co on the third floor of Hotel Syracuse in Syracuse New York with a start time of 8 15 PM.

Syracuse Flah’s Flah & Co Syracuse 2 New York

Texas Cities Push Rivalry to Snakes

Houston hosts a story about a long python gift to Dallas Zoo. Pat the python, about 18 feet, sits in customs awaiting shipment. Fort Worth's Pete the python, also about 18 feet, is already admired by zoo staff. A measuring ceremony is planned on Pat's arrival in Dallas.

Houston Tex Fort Worth Dallas Texas Dallas Zoo Pat Pete

Funds Voted For School Projects In Syracuse

The Common Council approved 767000 for three East Side school projects and Roosevelt Field improvements. Authorized are 450000 for Kimber Road elementary, 130000 to convert T Aaron Levy to a junior high, 167000 for Percy Hughes addition, and 20000 for a press box and storage at Roosevelt Field. Dr. Paul Miller and Councilman Joseph Grosso clashed over Levy School spending amid discussions on population shifts and tuition for out of city pupils.

Bilking Common Council Roosevelt Field Kimber Rd Board of Education Paul Miller Miller T. Aaron Levy

Gambler dies in Las Vegas casino after heart attack

Las Vegas coroner rules gambler Anthony Cornero Stralla age 54 died of a heart attack after a craps session in a local casino. An inquest was ordered as authorities investigate an apparent concealment attempt following the death.

Las Vegas Nev Anthony Cornero. Stralla Glen E. Bodell

City weighs tuition for students in nontraditional facilities

Councilman Harold Roderick questioned current costs as Miller said tuition is 124 dollars plus state aid. A study is underway to determine if tuition may rise next year for students enrolled in facilities not otherwise used.

Harold Roderick Miler Miller

Milk Supply Lines Open Despite Driver Strike Threat

New York metro milk deliveries remained intact today though a tank truck drivers strike loomed. AFL Teamsters Union representing 1000 drivers for 23 milk hauling firms had set a Sunday deadline but postponed it indefinitely. Vice President Thomas L. Hickey said a strike could be called at any time during contract talks with the Dairy Transport Assn.

New York AFL Teamsters Union Dairy Transport Assn Thomas L. Hickey

Greensboro Couple Hears From Husband in Russia via Radio Moscow

Mrs William E Reed heard from her husband for the first time in over a week through Radio Moscow a Greensboro High School professor touring Russia with a group of Americans reported by Taylor Doggett 19. The interview praised Russian hospitality and was picked up on a short wave radio.

Greensboro N. C William E. Reed Radio Moscow AST College Russia Taylor Doggett Moscow Reed Taylor

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