Traffic fatalities rise in Onondaga County this year
County morgue reports 25 traffic deaths to date, 19 in towns and six in the city, vs 25 towns and 11 city deaths a year ago. July saw 26 days without a fatal until three. two in towns and one in the city. Notable July fatalities include Joseph F. Giaquinto, Michael Dalla, and Alfred I. Suhr in three separate accidents.
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Onondaga County
Sheriff's Office
Joseph F. Giaquinto
Sherburne
Hamilton Turnpike
Oran- Delphird
Michael Dalla
Sey‘mour St
New Route Il
Park St
Alfred. I. Suhr
Orchard Dr. E
North Syracuse
Pitcher Hil
NLRB Plans UAW Gear Meeting in Syracuse
Francis X. O'Mealla of the UAW announced an NLRB official will attend a meeting in Syracuse August 11 with UAW and New Process Gear officials to discuss a possible election at the plant. The dispute follows firm president Kerigan's refusal to debate and claims of substandard wages and dues.
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Francis X. O'Mealla
United Auto Worker Cio
National Labor Relations Board
UAW
New Process Gear
Syracuse
O'Mealla
Robert Corlett
NLRB
Buffalo
Joseph T. Kerigan
The
Year Corporation
Tabor
i‘Kerigan
Auburn
New
Process Gear J
Uaw-Cio
Kerigan
Lke
CIO
Kerigan Today
J O'Mealin
Corlett
Union and Company
Labor Board
Injured Player Sought Care After Kirk Park Collision
Daniel Casselbury 21 of 1312 S Geddes St was sent to Onondaga General Hospital for treatment of a left leg injury after colliding with another softball player at Kirk Park last night. Patrolman Lester Wheeler reported.
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Kirk Park
Daniel Casselbury
S. Geddes St
Onondaga General
Lester Wheeler
Landmark Razing Proves Tough Job in Syracuse
A 55 year old Syracuse landmark the Brown and Thorn Building on Cedar and State Streets is being demolished for a new county office complex. Pelnik Wrecking Company won the bid of 22700 but reports the reinforced concrete structure resists collapse with walls still standing after more than a week. Rubble is hauled to Onondaga Lake Park for shoreline restoration along Birch Street to Liverpool.
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Old Brown & Thorn
Cedar St
Syracuse
Brown &Thorn
S. State Sts
Pelnik Wrecking Company, Inc
Onondaga Lake Park
Birch St
Liverpool
House Fire on Porter Homestead Blamed on Boys
A blaze yesterday destroyed a barn and the residence on Reuben Porter Sr. homestead in Lacona. Damage was estimated at 7500 dollars. Two boys named Kenneth Porter age 5 and Reuben Porter age 12 were playing with caps for a pistol when the fire started.
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Reuben Porter, Sr
Lacona
Kenneth Porter
Reuben Porter
Pharmacists Help Lead Blood Drive Week
Lancaster Pharmacy joined nine other groups on the Syracuse Regional Blood Program donor roll for the eighth time in the week of July 25. Other honorees included Menapace Real Estate, Office of Inspector of Naval Material, Syracuse Memorial Hospital, Veterans Administration Hospital, Veterans Admin, Pomeroy Organization, Philo Lodge 968 F and A M, R. E. Dietz Co., and Gaylord Brothers. Despite heavy community support, regional officials call the blood supply "critical" and have refused several hospital requests during the summer slump. Syracuse residents are urged to schedule donations at the center, 749 S Warren St, next to Central High School, call 74-6051.
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Name of
Lancaster Pharmacy
Red Cross
Pharmacy
Syracuse
Menapace Real Estate
Office of Inspector of Naval Material
A.M. R. E. Dietz Co
Gaylord Brothers
S. Warren St
Central High School
Ferrante Emerges as Front Runner for Syracuse Post
Walter F. McGuinness reports the long delayed assistant industrial commissioner appointment may occur within a week or two with Nicholas Ferrante as leading candidate. Vincent G. Sullivan has withdrawn, Francis X. O Melia is endorsed by the CIO council and will meet state officials in Albany and with Lubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Costello
Nicholas Ferrante
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Vincent G. Sullivan
Greater Syracuse Industrial Union’ Council
C.I.0
Onondaga County Democratic Organization
CJ7.0
Francis X. O’melia
United Auto Workers
O'Melia
Albany
U.S
Isador Lubin
Ferrante and
Sullivan
Lubin
Rho Pi Phi Plans Year At Oneida Lake Picnic
Rho Pi Phi pharmaceutical fraternity elected Bernard Honig president at a picnic held at Earl Rothchild’s summer home on Oneida Lake. Members viewed footage from the fraternity’s international convention at Grossinger Hotel. Boating swimming fishing and tennis were enjoyed by attendees.
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Rho Pi Phi
Bernard Honig
Earl Rothchild
Oneida Lake
Grossinger Hotel
Liberty
Accountants Set Monthly Dinners for Syracuse Chapter
Directors and officers of the Syracuse Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants set the third Thursday of each month starting Sept. 15 for dinner meetings at the Citizens Club. A fall outing and a clambake at Hinerswald's Grove on Oct. 7 were approved. Next meeting is Aug. 11 at the Citizens Club.
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Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
Citizens Club
Hincrwadel’s Grove
Letticers
Solvay Process Co. Assessment Cut Rejected by Geddes Board
Geddes town board rejected Solvay Process Co. plans to cut assessments by 672 000 plus 238 000 new construction. Officials said the grievance was filed late and a larger cut would disrupt equalization, affecting school budgets and tax plans.
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Solvay Process Co
Town of
Poara
Joseph Berndt
Building For July Tops One Million In Syracuse Construction
The Syracuse Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation reports July 1955 construction at 1,028,875 dollars, below July 1954’s 1,230,862. Builders issued 60 new dwelling permits totaling 645,300 dollars and 383,375 dollars in non residential work. Remodeling starts reached 135,250 dollars, while total 1955 activity to date stands at 11,210,835, with inspections nearly doubling to 1,575 for July.
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Syracuse
Bureau of Building
Potter Kelly
George E. Hebert
Bureau
Traffic Court Docket Report From JH Preston Session
Judge Truman J H Preston and the traffic court list multiple defendants with offenses such as speeding dangerous driving and no insurance. Offenses include speeds from 23 to 45 mph, fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars, and sentences such as 86 days suspended for driving while intoxicated. Names and addresses appear alongside charge details for Salina Moravia Fayetteville and Ontario Center.
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Charles C. Boyd
Seeley Rd
Lloyd
Hundrey
Moravia
N. Townsend
Albert J. Palermo
Willis Ave
Salina
Clafford Bradford
B. Layette
E. Fayette St
Arthur Ingleaton
Ira
Joan Germain
Oak St
Hawley Ave
Joseph E. Lamendola
N. West St
James St
Raymond Albright
Ontario Center
James Bt
John J. Cook
Fayetteville
Court St
Youth Sent To Prison In Thefts In City Case
Joseph B. Veno 16 of 405 N State St was sentenced by County Judge Leo W Breed to two and a half to five years in prison for second degree grand larceny. He was sent to Elmira Reception Center for classification before transfer. Also named were Joseph George 17 Frank Saya 17 and Elmer R Davies 18 all indicted on two burglary and two larceny charges with similar sentences. Anthony Cullen 17 of 265 Taft Ave admitted probation violations and received five years probation as a youthful offender. Robert Walrath 31 pleaded guilty to a 1952 indictment for abandoning his three children and will be arraigned as a second offender Aug 17.
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Joseph B. Veno
N. State St
Leo W. Breed
Jung
Elmira
Vene
Joseph George
Willow St
Frank Saya
Burnet Ave
Elmer R. Davies
Hickory St
Veno
George
N. Salina St
Anthony Cullen
Taft Ave
Ontario Biscuit Co
New Court Rct
Robert Walrath
Nebraska
George H Campbell Dies Oswego Business Leader
George H Campbell 71 prominent Oswego businessman and civic official died after a brief illness in his hotel suite. He built a major department store from Henderson Drygoods, led the Oswego Chamber of Commerce, served on Harbor and Deck Commission, was a director of Oswego County National Bank, vice president of Niagara Hudson Power Corp., and on Marine Midland Trust advisory board. He will be buried in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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George H. Campbell
Oswego
Pontiac
Williamstown
Mass
Campbell
Henderson Drygood
Oswego County National Bank
Niagara Hudson Power Corp
Marine Midland Trust Company of
Central New York
Village board cites 150 false alarms caused by three youths
The Chittenango village board said 150 false alarms costing about $1,000 in man hours and equipment were logged at the fire station Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon by three children. No action was taken pending a State Police report. No fires occurred during the period.
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Chittenango
Explosions Hit Tupper Lake Qual Wood Plant
Underground blasts damaged the switchboard and turbine at the Qual Wood Dish Corp plant in Tupper Lake. A water-induced arc damaged a main cable causing the explosion. Full operations are expected to resume tomorrow or Thursday.
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Qual Wood
Dish Corp
Tupper Lake
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Lowville Toddler
A three year old boy from Lowville, Edward Ralph Youngs, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence T Youngs, was killed when he fell from a tractor on the family farm. Police report a sudden lurch caused the boy to fall and be crushed beneath the tractor wheel.
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Lowville
Edward Ralph Youngs
Clarence T. Youngs
Girl Hurt in Fall Near Home Pool
Veleta Hamilton eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Hamilton of Mattydale, suffered a severe cut to her left knee when she slipped in a small swimming pool near home and fell on a tin can. deputy sheriff Clarence Walker reported.
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Veleta Hamilton
Donald Hamilton
Mattydale
Clarence Walker
Coffee Breaks Plotted By Survey Of American Workers
A recent survey indicates that about 35 million Americans take a coffee break during their workday. The finding highlights coffee culture as a common downtime habit across jobs and regions.
Petro-Syllium Laxative Aids Hemorrhoid Sufferers
New prescription laxative Petro-Syllium praised by doctors for gentle elimination without straining. The homogenized emulsion mixes with dry stool to soften, lubricate, and prevent constipation pain. Pleasant tasting and non fattening, price 98 cents with money back guarantee. OU Whitehall Pharmacal Company
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New York
N.Y
OU Whitehall Pharmacal Company
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