Mead Attacks Housing Site Critics in Syra cus
Mayor Mead denounces threats from the Committee for the West Side Improvement Association over the Velasko Rd public housing site. He cites political reprisals against spokesman Donald M. Roth while Roth and the committee press for community welfare and oppose locating the site in a residential area.
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Mead
Committee
West Side Improvement Association
Velasko Rd
Donald M. Roth
Bia
Roth
Coleridge Ave
Winkworth Pkwy
Don
West Side Committee
Donald Roth
Francis Savage
Twh Ward Democratic
Sherman McNair
Robert Kelly
George Vinette
Bernard Whitbread
Rath
Local residents oppose public housing site in residential Syracuse
Jens and area residents unite to oppose a proposed public housing site in a fine residential area. Roth says the statement is not political and targets the Republican party in power, warning that if the site is chosen voters will work to defeat Republican officeholders. The committee’s members remain unnamed.
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Jens
Seemg
Roth
Republican Party
Mif
Syracuse
Youth 17 Head Wounds From Fall At Home
Francis Adams aged 17 of 913 Teall Ave was taken to Onondaga General Hospital after a fall at his home. Patrolmen Moribito and Gorman said firefighters assisted entry to a second floor apartment where a head laceration was found.
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Francis Adams
Teall Ave
Onondaga General Hospital
Brno Moribito
Charles Gorman
Catherine M Nolan of Syracuse Died After Illness
Catherine M Nolan 63 of 333 S Warren St Syracuse died at St Josephs Hospital after lingering illness. She was a Cathedral parishioner and Rosary Altar Society member. Survived by daughter Mrs William Jenkins East Syracuse son William Nolan two grandchildren two great grandchildren sister Mrs Irene Burns Mount Vernon. Funeral from Whelan Brothers Saturday 8:30 am then 9 am at Cathedral. Burial St Francis Cemetery Marcellus. Visitation today 7 9 pm and Friday 3 5 1 7 9 pm.
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Catherine M. Nolan
S. Warren St
Syracuse
Aingering
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Rosary and Altar Society
William Jenkins
East Syracuse
William Nolan
Irene Burns
Mount Vernon
Whelan Brothers Funeral Home
St. Francis Cemetery
Marcellus
W. Onondaga St
Eva Bronstein 107 Standart St Dies After Short Illness
Eva Bronstein widow of Nathan Bronstein and native of Bessarabia died at Crouse-Irving Hospital after a short illness. She lived 50 years in Syracuse and belonged to the Bessarabian Society Jewish Home for the Aged Auxiliary and Anshe Sfard Congregation. Survived by three sons Irving Jack Samuel a daughter Mrs Arthur Epstein nine grandchildren a brother and a sister, all of Syracuse. Services tomorrow at 2 p.m. Birnbaum Funeral Home with Rabbis Epstein and Jacobson officiating. burial in Anshe Sfard Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Eva Bronstein
Standart St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Nathan Bronstein
Bessarabia
Bessarabian Society
Jewish Home For the Aged
Auxiliary
Congregation Anshe Sford
Irving
Jack
Samuel
Arthur Epstein
David Shapero
Samuel Gross
Syracuse
Birnbaum Funeral Home
Jacob Epstein
Moses Jacobson
Burns
Anshe Sfard
Renwick Pi
Samuel Washington
Renwick Pl
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Carl J. Ballweg
S. Salina St
T. D. McKinney
Crouse-Hinds Co
Great Bend
Miss
Minnie ‘Green Washington
Milton Smith
David Washington
Ena Washington
Crane resigns post as deputy sheriff union leader
Deputy Sheriff Leonard Crane who was elected president of the Deputy Sheriff's Local 839 resigned yesterday. The move sparked a furor in the local with retiring president Deputy Joseph Mara resigning and several members quitting. Crane, an organizer and president of the Onondaga County Landlords' League, said he resigned for the good of the organization to Sheriff Albert E. Stone.
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Leonard Crane
Crane
Joseph Mara
Onondaga County Landlords’ League
Albert E. Stone
Mrs Charles Dies at 74 and Services Planned
Mrs Inecordnata Charles 74 of 113 Olive St died at home after a West End residence of 50 years. Survived by Julius her husband six sons one daughter three brothers and 18 grandchildren. Funeral from home Saturday 8 15 am then 9 am at St Brigid s Church with high Mass of requiem. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery.
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Inecordnata’ Charles
Olive St
West End
Charles
St. Brigid’s Church
Holy Rosary Society
Sacred Heart
Gabe Trivision
Joseph
Matthew DelVecchio
Syracuse
Luigi DelVecchio
Italy
St. Brigid's Church
J. James Bannon
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Four Airmen Hurt as Car Hits Pole at Sampson Base
Four airmen from Sampson Air Force Base were injured when their car struck a utility pole on Genesee Street. Lee Bateman 23 sustained head chest and back injuries and was listed in fair condition. Robert Hawkins 21 suffered cuts and bruises and was treated and released. Clifton Dickson 21 had a foot injury and Edgar Vaughn 26 had a left ankle and facial lacerations. Hawkins attributed the crash to being blinded by oncoming headlights.
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Sampson Air Force Base
Onondaga, General Hospital
W. Genesee St
Lee Bateman
Robert Hawkins
Clifton Dickson
Edgar Vaughn
Bateman
Sigmund
Grudzinski
Hawkins
S. Salina
E. Adams
Aaron White
Stewart Ct
Deaths in Syracuse Area Mark Elderly Figures
Obituary notice lists several area residents who died recently including Edward A. Kenyon 82 Mexico Mrs H aes Emerson 78 Long Lake Rudolph Sarg 76 Tupper Lake Mrs Barah Zimmer 75 Theresa Chauncey Stevens 88 Glen Park Andrew Gecare 83 Ogdenshuro Mrs Antoinette Barbaro 82 Auburn Nathan Fitch 85 Geneva Louis Coccagnia 79 Rome George A Holmes 66 Port Byron Michael D Holcomb infant Auburn Mrs Mary J Newcomb 77 Auburn Ralph J Wellington Auburn Mrs Helen H Streeter Port Byron.
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Edward A. Kenyon
Mexico
Aes H. Emerson
Long Lake
Rudolph
Sarg
Tupper Lake
Barah Zimmer
Theresa
Chauncey J. Stevens
Glen Park
Andrew Gecare
Ogdenshuro
Antoinette Barbaro
Auburn
Nathan Fitch
Geneva
Louis Coccognia
Rome
George A Holmes
Port Byron
Michael D. Holcomb
Mary J. Newcomb
Ralph J. Wellington
Helen H. Streeter
Charles L Brown Dies During Trip At Winston-Salem
Charles L Brown 43 of 154 Hinsdale Rd died of a heart attack on a business trip in Winston-Salem North Carolina. He was a Freight Carriers Inc board member Fayetteville Methodist Church Traffic Club of Syracuse life resident of Mattydale. Survived by wife Virginia three daughters Robin Barbara Martyn two sons John Francis and Brown family. Funeral at Fayetteville Methodist Church with burial in Fayetteville Cemetery. Tim Enright 75 of 303 Bishop Ave retired pattern maker died after long illness lifelong Syracuse resident. Survived by son William J Enright daughter Agnes Ernest.
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Charles L. Brown
Hinsdale Rd
Winston-Salem
N. C
Freight Carriers, Inc
Fayetteville
Mattydale
Martyn
Bath
Me.j
John
Francis
Frank Brown
Fayetteville Methodist Church
Gerald F. Harris
Eaton- Tubbs Funeral Home
Tomorow
Timothy Enright
Bishop Ave
Syracuse
Wiliam J. Enright
Agnes Ernest
Funeral rites announced for Mrs Clair Meek and family ties
Liverpool mourns Mrs Clair Meek 111 Third St with funeral at Maurer Funeral Home in Liverpool led by Rev James W McConnell. Burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park. She formerly of Syracuse and resided in Liverpool 45 years. Survived by daughter Dorothy and stepson Frank, plus nieces and nephews. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Mrs. Clair Meek
Liverpool
Third St
Maurer
James W. McConnell
Liverpool ‘Methodist Church
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Syracuse
Liverpool Methodiist Church
The
Onondaga
Circle Companions of Forests
America
Dorothy Meek
Frank C. McArdell
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