Fast Fleeing 250-Pound Woman Steals $45 from Shoemaker
Police seek an exceptionally large woman described as 55 to 60, weighing about 250 pounds, who snatched $45 from shoemaker Benjamin Tucci after a store visit. Tucci chased the suspect 100 yards to a waiting late model Chevrolet with PA plate ML 269, but driver unidentified. Witnesses noted the suspect’s speed and size, with no driver description available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tucci
Tucci
James Longo
Pennsylvania
Jack Calkins
North Syraluse
Molly Tucci
N. Salina St
Girl Loses Finger in Oakwood Avenue Accident
A 12 year old girl had her middle finger severed when her ring caught a light pole during hide and seek on Oakwood Ave. Helena Henderson of 102 Radison Ct was taken to Memorial Hospital. The remaining finger portion will be amputated. Patrolman Michael Burns described the girl clutching her bleeding hand and an ambulance was summoned. The accident happened when she grabbed the pole during play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Ave
Memorial Hospital
Helena Henderson
Radison Ct
Michael Burns
Miss Henderson
Eastern Ambulance
Burns
Man 41 Held In Robbery After Arraignment
A 41-year-old man charged with second degree robbery waived examination and was ordered held for grand jury action in Police Court before Judge P. Leo Dorsey. Steve Harris pleaded guilty then withdrew it when the judge would not accept a felony plea. Leonard Crawford reported a throat threat with a knife in a Genesee Street robbery attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Leo Dorsey
Steve Harris
E. Fayette Sr
Harris
Leonard Crawford
E. Fayette St
Crawford
E. Genesee St
Rotary aims to enroll fifty in Dale Carnegie course
Twenty applications have been received for the Dale Carnegie course sponsored by the Rotary Club at Roberts Street School starting in September. Edward Gallacher, chairman, says fifty applicants are sought for the U-week course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Rotary Club
Roberts Street
Edward Gallacher
Three Sisters Lose $137 to Intruder at Home
Police say Eloise Frey, Dorothy Frey, and Mary Frey were victims of a $137.75 theft at 304 Mertons Ave last night. Eloise reported $125 missing, Dorothy found $4.75 gone, and Mary $8 missing from wallets on the second floor after the intruder entered with a pass key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertons Ave
Eloise Frey
Dorothy Frey
Mary Frey
De Witt Town Board Sets Aug 13 Water Main Hearing
The De Witt Town Board will hold a public hearing at 10 a.m. August 13 on a petition by property owners for a water main along Erregger Road. The petition was filed July 23. Estimated cost is 14000 and the line would run about 1710 feet along Erregger Road and Erregger Terrace to serve lots 1 through 27, per town clerk Henry Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Erregger Rd
Erregger Rad
Erregger Ter
Henry Snyder
Girl Injured Falling On Willis Ave
Carol Clark nine of Yager Drive Liverpool was treated at St Josephs Hospital for a deep cut to her left leg after a fall in the S0D block of Willis Avenue police said yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Clark
Yager Dr
Liverpool
St. Joseph's Hospital
Willis Ave
Tech High Fee challenges Linden Street closure by council
William Remstein claims the Common Council cannot legally reintroduce an ordinance to close a portion of Linden Ave after a prior defeat. He cites the city charter and state laws on fire safety public health and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Linden Ave
William Remstein
Robert
Linden St
Tech
Robert Sanborn
Remstein
Inheritance Taxes Filed for Five Estates in Syracuse Court
Five state inheritance tax reports list gross estates totaling 409305 dollars. Isaac Rosenbloom’s estate leads at 378048 dollars with 178537 net, largely to widow Clara Rosenbloom and includes a half share in the Daniel Building. Other estates involve Catherine Mr Bright, Walter J. Gaunt, Alfred H. Brecknell, and Frank P. Graboske with varied beneficiaries including spouses, children, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ransler
Issac Rosenbloom
E. Genesee St
Clara Rosenbidom
Daniel
S.salina St
Astate
Solomon Rosenbloom
ES Genesee §&J
Beatrice Silverman
E. Fayette Blvd
Helen R. Harris
Woodside Dr
Catherine Mr. Bright
Andrew
William
Dunk and Bright Furniture Co
S. Salina St
Walter J. Gaunt
First Trust and Deposit Co
Alfred H. Brecknell
Sara Brecknell
Dawes ‘Ave
Frank P. Graboske
St. Rose of Lima
North
Syracuse
Jerome Me‘Carthy
Ella M. Graboske
Brewerton Rd
Bid Stalled For Extra Funeral Unit
A city councilman's bid to open an auxiliary funeral home was stalled by the Planning Commission after a public hearing at City Hall. Raymond J. Bordynski seeks to use his 458 Gifford St. parlors with his existing funeral home at 1036 W. Genesee St, with Esther Tchoryk named as owner and petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Raymond J. Bordynski
Gifford St
W. Genesee St
Esther Tchoryk
Bordynski
Midland Ave
Anna L. Loftus
Elmwood Ave
Charles J. Boise
Hawley Ave
Joseph E. Patrick
Eric Blvd
James St
Central New York Broadcasting Co
WSYR
Vine St
Mary D. Lane
Ackerman Ave
L. A. Williams
Joseph Giambattista
de Witt St
H. R. Glavas, Inc
W. Seneca Tpke
Airman Ressico Joins Syracuse Reserve Center
Marvin P. Ressico of 7 Oakwood Ave reports to Syracuse Air Reserve Center at 110 Second North St for payroll and security clerk duty. He previously served with the first communications maintenance squadron at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin P. Ressico
Oakwood Ave
Syracuse Air Reserve Center
Second North St
Wallis A. Seymour
Ressico
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
28 Graduating Finance Officers Hear Assistant Army Secretary
Efficiency in Army financial operations key to strengthening combat power says Assistant Secretary Chester R. Davis at Syracuse University graduation exercises for 28 officers in the U. S. Army Comptrollership School. He notes the 14 month program integrates programming budgeting and accounting and grants local commanders authority while major changes require higher approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Assistant Secretary of the Army
Chester R. Davis
Jeff
Army
Comptrollership School
Hendricks
Syracuse University
U. S. Army Comptrollership School
Hendricks Chapel
The
University
Davis
William P. Tolley
Carl R. Bye
Graduate Schoolof
Business Administration
Frank A. Wingate
William T. Jerome II
K. Arnold Wakajima
Presbyterian
Schools to Send Observer to Senate Probe
Superintendent Dr. Paul A. Miller seeks to have a school official sit in on the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee probe where Amanda Whiteside is subpoenaed. Whiteside, a former Syracuse teacher, resigned claiming conflict with directives and loyalty to country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Miller
Senate
Amanda Whiteside
Whiteside
Syracuse
Internal Security Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Ae Committee
Washington
Miller
American Legion Post 41
Legion
Francis W. Judkins
Marion Brenneman
Board of Education
American Legion
Wilson Principles Seen Still Sound
Henry S. Commager of Amherst College told a Crouse Auditorium audience that Woodrow Wilsons international principles remain sound. He argued Wilson fore saw eastern nations and allied colonial evolution into nations, urging a firm policy guiding decolonization with training restraint and self discipline and noting the United States favors military aid over purely scientific help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Commager
Amherst College
Crouse
Woodrow Wilson
Commager
Wilson
Open Sewer Bids for DeWitt Storm Drainage Project
The Town of DeWitt advertises bids for the Orvilton Heights Drainage District storm sewer project. About 3,500 feet of 12 to 48 inch pipe, storm sewers, basins, manholes, road work, and 900 feet of drainage ditch from Kinne Rd. to Widewaters are planned. Bids open at noon Aug. 13 at the town office 137 E Manius St East Syracuse. Plans available at O'Brien and Gere or town board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Orvilton Heights
Calvin D. Hamilton
E. Manius St
Syracuse
O'Brien and
Gere
Kinne Rd
College Receives $25 000 Grant for Psychiatry Teaching
Dr. Richard H. Phillips of the State University College of Medicine in Syracuse says the institution has been awarded a $25,000 research grant for the coming year. The grant comes from the U S Public Health Service National Institutes of Mental Health and will be administered by the State University research foundation. Funds will support psychiatric teaching of medical students and will largely fund professional teaching personnel and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Phillips
State University College of Medicine
Syracuse
U. S. Public Health Service
National Institutes of Mental Health
Research Foundation of
State University
Wheat Allotment Deadline Set For Aug 15
Farmers on land with no wheat seeded for grain in 1954 55 and 56 may apply for a 1957 wheat acreage allotment. Apply in writing to the county ASC committee by Aug 15. Blank forms available at the county ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley E. Murphy
Onondaga County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Ling
Churches Unite for Cayuga Lake Picnic
The Half Acre and Cayuga Methodist Churches plan a joint church and Sunday School picnic at Cayuga Lake State Park on Sunday August 12. Dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Spivak
Marsha Radin
Lewis Radin
Long Branch Park
Cayuga
Half Acre
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James Longe
Warman
Salina St
Tucct
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
S. Warren ST
Monthra
Saumrday
Council
Tech High Fee
Reserve Center
Dungey
Un-American Activities Committee
College
DEM
John J. Young
Democratic Party
Quondage County
Ematic Club
Camaltus
Cambctds Park
Route 3
William Ryan
Arrow Liquor Store
W. Onondaga Ree
Dell
Bardstown
Netherland
Oswego
Aa Savings and Loan Association
Oswego Street
Baldwinsville
S. Main Street
Syracuse, N.Y
Pye
Robert Hall
Erie Blvd
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