Loitering Youths Held for Court Date
Two youths, Arthur Joserk and Robert A. Lawrence, were sent to Jamesville Penitentiary to await sentencing on loitering charges after pleading guilty. Judge P Leo Dorsey warned them and others at Harrison and S McBride Streets amid reports of gangs gathering. Police halted another potential fight at Burnet Park as about 50 youths lingered after a dance. one boy found with a quart bottle of gin. Deputy Chief Rob erts ordered arrests of would be gang fighters over 16 and youth handover to the Youth Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Leo Dorsey
Jamesville Penitentiary
Arthur Joserk
S. Townsend St
Robert A. Lawrence
E. Washington St
Harrison and
S. McBride Sts
Harold Sink
James O'Shaughnessy
Joseph
Lawrence
Dorsey
Burmet Park
Solvay
West End
Park
Emil Kocher
Benjamin Roberts
Youth Bureau
Parking Ban Extension Is Discussed
E A Ohara Ix chaired a Traffic Committee session with more than 25 merchants in which three actions were proposed to ease congestion before a planned 90 day 4 to 6 p m parking ban. Police at busy corners left turn bans and rerouting Midland Ave traffic were discussed. bus curb reluctance cited as major delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. O'Hara Ix
Common Council
O’hara
S. Salina St
Midland Ave
O'Hara
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Brighton, Valley
W. Genesee St
Robert E. Roney
Robert J. Sanborn
Andrew Peltz
Harold Kelly
Sixth Period Opens at Scout Camp
The sixth period at Camp Woodland Onondaga Council Boy Scout Camp near Constancia opens tomorrow after noon with 204 Scouts and 16 leaders, the heaviest enrollment to date. The camp runs eight weeks, bringing total participation to 1,050 Scouts and 96 leaders so far from more than 65 troops. Leaders in each troop with five or more boys supply their own leadership under a new troop plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Woodland
Onondaga
Robert Temple
Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church
Ralph Hopkins
Kenneth Barren
Willig Ullman
James Street Methodist Church
Neal Phillips Jr
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
George Sykes
Fayetteville Lions Club
Carl DeZeeuw
John Messerly
Howard Weeks
Liverpool
North Syracuse
Stanley LaRose
Harry Perrine
Brown School
Mothers Club
Stanley Green
Tabernacle Baptist Cehured
Wendall Richardson
Pitcher Hill School
Kenneth Blanchard
Fabius Volunteer Fire Co
Henry Doran
Charles Jacob
Onondaga J Council
Lolder
Political News Study Proposed by Murphy
Dr. Robert D. Murphy of Syracuse University proposes a favor disfavor study to judge press treatment of political figures. A disinterested panel would evaluate story content as favorable unfavourable or neutral, arguing that equal space does not guarantee fairness in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Murphy
Syracuse University School of Journalism
Murphy
Syracuse Journalist
Syracuse cost accountants outline 1957 plans
The Syracuse chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants announced plans at a board meeting for a dinner at Hiner Wadel's Grove on Oct 5 and a November visit to Sylvania's new computing center in Camillus. Also noted were the United Fund audit in October and a ladies night dinner at Drumlins in May 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiner
Wadel
Greek Official To Study at Syracuse University
Constantinos E. Kourtis a Greek administrative officer arrived to undertake postgraduate studies at Syracuse University. A graduate of Athens University in political science he is a senior administrator of the Social Insurance Administration in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinos E. Kourtis
Syracuse University
Athens University
Hourtis
Social Insurance Administration
Greece
Pair Charged In Beating Of Two Syracuse Women
Police charged Fred Howard and Henry Long with third degree assault after both husbands allegedly attacked their wives when they arrived home intoxicated. Ollie Howard said her husband cut her hand with a butcher knife during a dispute. Gladys King required six stitches after being struck in the forehead. Howard pleaded not guilty. Long admitted the assault and was ordered held with bail set for Howard and a Saturday court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Fred Howard
Almond St
Henry Long
King St
Fred Wild
Michael Burns
Howard
Long
P. Leo Dorsey
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Guest Preacher to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Irvin E. Birdseye of Greensboro North Carolina will occupy the pulpit at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canastota
Irvin E. Birdseye
Greensboro
N. C
First Presbyterian Church
School board ordered full report on Whiteside controversy
Dr. Paul A. Miller pledged to provide a complete report upon request to members of a Committee of Eighty and other citizens regarding retired teacher Amanda Whiteside's charges that some school books promote Communism. The petition, signed by many residents, seeks a thorough public explanation from the Syracuse Board of Education and School Administration. A full report is expected at the board meeting Wednesday at 409 W. Genesee St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Miller
Miller
Amanda Whiteside
Syracuse
Oller Wilkens Lo Pyk
Syracuse Board of Education and School Administration
John K. Dungey
Marie A. Maglala
B. M. Brown
F. W. Broderick
Alice R. Broderick
L. R.magala
R. W. Brown
Marjorie McHale
John Settineri
Rosa Reinhard
James Burke
Edward Montague
Peter Hopkins
Carolyn Hopkins
Mary Weingarth
Sherton
W. Genesee St
McClusky Rushed Back To Hospital
Justice William E. McClusky, Syracuse’s senior State Supreme Court judge, was rushed to Memorial Hospital after an apparent coronary. He had been hospitalized since July 6 for a heart attack and was discharged last Thursday before being readmitted around 2:30 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McClusky
Syracuse
Supreme Court
Memorial Hospital
Justice McClusky
Dr Renzetti Receives 9200 Research Grant For Emphysema Study
Dr Attilio D Renzetti Jr assistant professor of medicine at State University College of Medicine receives a 9200 grant from the U S Public Health Service for ongoing studies of emphysema characteristics causes and chronic aspects. He will collaborate with Dr J Howard Auchincloss Jr also an assistant professor of medicine at the same college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attilio D. Renzetti, Jr
State University College of Medicine
U. S. Public Health Service
Renzetti
J. Howland Auchincloss, Jr
Senate hearing plan delays possible rescheduling
Miller told Robert Morris he plans to attend the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee session in Washington. He said Mrs Whiteside should be at the meeting the same day she is slated to appear before the committee. Morris suggested both appear together, which could push the session back a day to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside
Senate Internal Security
Washington
Robert Morris
Miller
Senate
Morris
Two Boys Drown In Pair Of Mishaps
Two boys die in separate water accidents near Bridgeport and Solvay. Paul Bukowski 4 of Solvay drowned after falling from a dock while fishing on Riveriside Road. Frank Matrone Jr. 10 of Kirkville drowned when an abandoned flat-bottom boat capsized in Chittenango Creek near Roy Glahn Game Farm. Deputies and volunteers recovered both bodies and coroners ruled accidental drownings. Masses and funeral arrangements set for Bukowski at Sacred Heart Church and for Matrone at St Francis Church Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenango Creek
Oneida River
Paul Bukowski
Edward Bukowski
Draper Ave
Solvay
Frank Matrone Jr
Frank Matrone
Kirkville RD 1
John Ebinger
William Huberth
Alfred Antonello
Roy Glahn
Bridgeport
Joyce
Joseph Esposito
Bridgeport Fire Department
Eastern
Walter Tifft
John Coyle, Jr
Donald Wiecke
Memorial Hospital
Wiecke
Bukowski
River Iside Rd
Clay
Antonello
Joseph Guereschi
Onondaga County
Harry L. Gilmore
Edward Jr
Thomas
Mary
John Bukowski
William Ormsby
Walter LaPine
Sacred Heart Church
Giminski
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cicero Elementary School
Anthony Matrone
John Jenson
St. Francis Church
Pirro & Sons
Assumption Cemetery
Gifts from home for servicemen Christmas packages
The American Red Cross surveyed field directors worldwide to learn what U S servicemen want in parcels. Home baked cakes and cookies top the list along with jetters, stamps, pens, and family letters. Suggestions vary by region with money orders, tobacco items, and practical kits also favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
U.S
Far East
Europe
Pxs
Caribibbean
Alaska
Johnny
Winners Named For Pet Show at Onondaga Hill Playground
Contestants from the event included a variety of pets such as Japanese beetles and parakeets. First and second prize winners were Melanie Gabri, Mary Skelton, Nancy and Janet Wright, Cathy Christiana, Edward Moir, Michael and Mary Carol Rinko, Tina Sheuffler, Becky and Judy Dickerman, Robbie Fairbanks, Debbie and Conner Douglas, Paul Dow, Barbara Mosely and Sharon Saft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Hill Playground
Melanie Gabri
Mary Skelton
Nancy
Janet Wright
Cathy Christiana
Edward Moir
Michael
Mary Carol Rinko
Tina Sheuffler
Becky
Judy Dickerman
Robbie Fairbanks
Debbie
Conner Douglas
Paul Dow
Barbara Mosely
Sharon Saft
Syrian Archbishop to Join 27th St Elias Day
His Eminence Metropolite Anthony Bashir arrives to oversee the 27th anniversary of St. Elias Church at 241 W. Lafayette Ave. A high Mass at 10 30 am precedes a motorcade to Griffin Field Liverpool with guests from Northeast Canada Mexico and Lebanon Palestine and Jordan. The St Elias youth group hosts a dance and Syrian music along with a luncheon served by the church auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolite
Anthony Bashir
Syrian Antiochian Orthodox Diocese
New York
North America
St. Elias Church
Canada
Mexico
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Lebanon
Palestine
Jordan
St. Elias
War Memorial
W. Lafayette Ave
George Karim
St Elias
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Bermuda
Nancy Bishop
Norace
South St
Marcellus
Cost
S.A
Robert MacDaniels
Kirkville
Dt. D. 1
MacDaniels
McClusky
Dr. Renzetti
George F. Corey
Nastri Auto
Silvna Street
Anak
Oswego Street
Baldwinsville, N
Main Street
SGC
Raat Savings Accounts
Beatae Tome Bis Het
Shia Eel Ass
Lee
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