Onondaga County A B C approves 3 A.M. closing hour for drinks
The Onondaga County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board approved a three to four A.M. experimental closing time for sale of alcohol. The measure aims to ease enforcement and curb patrons traveling to all night venues during the 1 A.M. limit. The Onondaga Restaurants Affiliated pledged to monitor members and accept written complaints to revoke the privilege if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
John J. Buettner
Aoard
Onondaga
George Linder
Onondaga County
A.B.C
A.B.C. Board
U E May Call for GE Strike Vote
The International Union of Electrical Workers in Syracuse considers a strike vote against General Electric after a national committee recommended action for 41 GE plants. Local 320 leader John Brady says talks fail to meet members needs and warns of possible simultaneous strikes by Aug. 21 if no contract is reached. Final action awaits Harold Martin’s return and three days notice to about 3,000 of 5,700 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of Electrical Workers
Syracuse
General Electric Company
John Brady
Lu.e
New York City
Electronics Park
Brady
Harold Martin
Sanderson Picnic Set for Tomorrow
The Sanderson-Halcomb Works of the Crucible Steel Co. of America will hold its annual employees picnic tomorrow at Deauville Owasco Lake Park. Sponsored by the recreation club, the event includes games and contests with buses departing Clinton Square at 12 15 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson - Halcomb Works
Crucible Steel Co. of America
Deauville
Owasco Lake Park
Clinton Sq
Pass Named Finance Chairman for American Day Fete
Richard H. Pass of Onondaga Pottery Co. will finance the American Day event in Thornden Park on August 19. Americanization League sponsors plan an 11 A.M. baseball game parade at 1 P.M. events at 1 45 and 3 30 p.m. followed by a 7 30 p.m. patriotic pageant with notable chairmen and honorary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Pass
Onondaga Pottery Co
Thornden Park
Americanization League
Clarence J. Foertch
Alice E. Murphy
George F. Corey
Thomas J. Corcoran
Y. Aaron Levy
Roy O. Sykes
Clarence E. Hancock
William R. Dixon
P. Augustus Hopkins
Advice On Discipline From Syracuse University
Dr M Eunice Hilton said the best way to curb misbehavior is to keep pupils busy and provide a pleasant environment. She urged teachers to ensure punishment is understood to preserve self-respect and explained discipline should be reasoned. Monday’s summer session lecture on Architecture and the Modern Home will be by Prof Elliott L Whittaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Eunice
Hilton
Syracuse University
College of Home Economics
Elliott L. Whittaker
Young Boxers Go to Camp in Thousand Islands Weekend
Forty Syracuse Boys' Club boxers aged six to 14 head to a weekend fishing camp on Frontenac Island in the Thousand Islands. The trip is led by boxing instructor Terry Pundon and hosted by Mrs. Richard P. Byrne and her husband. Equipment, motor boats, and guides are supplied by local supporters. Boxing at the Byrne home tops the schedule tonight.
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Thousand Islands
Syracuse Boys’ Club
Terry Pundon
Richard P. Byrne
Frontenac Island
Tesnow Shifted to Binghamton Telephone District
Floyd M. Tesnow of 618 Allen Street is named superintendent of the New York Telephone Company Binghamton traffic district. An employee since 1925, he has been central division traffic supervisor in this area since 1948 and previously worked in Geneva Watertown Syracuse. A University of Michigan graduate his daughter Joan enters Syracuse University this fall.
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Floyd M. Tesnow
Allen St
New York Telephone Company
Binghamton
The
Telephone Company
Tesnow
Central Division
Geneva
Watertown
Syracuse
University of Michigan
Joan
Syracuse University
Couple Wed In Caryeravia Village Baptist Church
Miss Betty J. Rauver of Rochester and Burt H Wedel of Filton wed Tuesday in a village Baptist church ceremony. The wedding was officiated by Reverend Nl Dare ling. The couple plans to reside in England.
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Cazenovia
Betty J. Rauver
Rochester
Burt H Wedel
Filton
Ware
Teesday
Caryeravia
Dare Ling
England
4-H Club Exhibit Slated Aug 31 by Baldwinsville Kiwanis
Baldwinsville Kiwanis plans the annual 4-H Club exhibit for Thursday August 31 at Baldwinsville High School County Agent H J Stelle announced. Millard Blakeslee named chairman and called a leadership meeting at the Loveless home Baldwinsville next Thursday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwinsville
Congress OKs Area Sewer Survey Funds for Salina DeWitt
Towns of Salina and DeWitt win federal support to finance preliminary sewer studies. Projects total costs range from 90 000 to 277 400 with planning funds up to 10 000 9 600 and 3 400 federal share for DeWitt. studies determine financial viability and possible construction extending to Grant Village Teall Ave Sunnycrest.
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Salina
DeWitt
R. Walter ‘Riehlman
George L. Traister
Grant Village
Teall ‘Av
Sunnycrest
Advertising Talk by Beaumont Heller Sperling Speaker
Lou Sperling of Beaumont Heller and Sperling will address the Advertising Club at the Monday luncheon at Hotel Syracuse. David Osborne, secretary, announced the talk on methods to maximize direct mail advertising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sperling
Beaumont, Heller and Sperling
Reading
Advertising Club
Syracuse
David Osborne
Guardsmen Arrive at Pine Camp for Two-Week Training
About 800 Syracuse area guardsmen join roughly 7,500 New York troops streaming into Pine Camp for the annual two-week training as the 108th Infantry Regiment 249th Field Artillery Battalion and 152d Company C units arrive by rail and truck. The 98th Infantry Division Reserve and other elements prepare to join, with officers Maj. Harold R. Dann Col. George W. Wood and Capt. Charles Norris noted among leaders as training begins.
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Syracuse
27Th National Guard
Pine Camp
Syracuse Area
New York
108Th Infantry Regiment
249Th Field Artillery
New England National Guard
98Th Infantry Division
Harold R. Dann
George W. Wood
Charles Norris
Syracuse Army and Air Force
Army
Upstate
Rochester
Washington Platt
Ronald C. Brock
Troy
Niagara Falls
National Guard
New York City
Big Syd Throws Rider In Split Second At Syracuse Rodeo
Brahma bull star Big Syd at MacArthur Stadium threw volunteer rider Don Thompson of Liverpool in under a second ending his shot at a $1,000 prize. Remaining performances today and tomorrow at 2:30 PM and 8 PM offer more chances to win.
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Big Syd
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse
Don Thompson
Liverpool
Show Sponsors Backing Hospital Fund Drive
Sponsors from Dairy and Bakery Salesmen Legal 316 and AFL will turn profits to Wieting Johnson Hospital for rheumatic fever patients. The program features hell-driver stunts trapeze acts roping riding and bucking burro events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy and Bakery
Legal 316
A.F.L
Wieting-Johnson Hospital
Wounded GI Back in U S
PFC. ROBERT E. LARTE of North Syracuse arrived yesterday at New York City hospital as the first area casualty of the Korean fighting to be flown from Albany Naval Hospital. He and another American wounded were transported from Mitchel Field by MATS plane and taken by ambulance to the Queens hospital. Lakie's parents live at 219 Millen Drive, North Syracuse. He is a Delaware School graduate.
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Robert E. Larte
North Syracuse
Oa Queens
New York City
St. .Albany Naval Hospital
Queens
Mitchel Air Force Base
L. I
Military Air Transport Service
R. H. Taylor
Lakie
Lloyd Lakie
Millen Dir
North
Syracuse
Delaware School
Cooties Hold Picnic Tomorrow at Clayton Home
Oswego reports the Military Order of Cooties Cootiettes and their children will hold their annual picnic tomorrow starting at 9:30 A.M. at the Clayton home on West River Road. Members attending should bring a covered dish and table service. a program of entertainment is planned.
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Oswego—Military Order of
Clayton
W. River Rd
Milk Groups Swap Grab Charges in New York Milk Shakedown
Two Syracuse based milk cooperatives figure in a fierce dispute over membership grabbing. The Metropolitan Milk Producers Association and the Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative are trading charges as the Metropolitan News reports alleged Eastern organizing at Grandview Dairy plants and attempting to pull in five New England plants. The agency claims Eastern seeks to coerce 15 000 independents while Eastern counters that rivals aim to seize market share from Sheffield Farms Bearden Co and the Dairymen's League in New York City they sell to Sheffield and others.
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New York
Syracuse
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Metropolitan Milk Producers News
Eastern
Akeleyand
Bear Lake
Grandview Dairy
Grandview Company
Sheffield Farms
Grandview
Pennsylvania
New England
Sheffield
Hood
Boston
Farmer's Union
United Workers
A.F.L
Northern
Sheffild
New York City
Bearden Co
Dairymen’s League
Mishap Seen Death Cause Inconclusive Verdict In Elmira
Robert J. Humphrey aged 55 of 101 Woodbine Jv died at Crouse Irvin Hospital after an apparent brain hemorrhage possibly from a fall of a few feet. Coroner Dr. Harry L. Gilmore called death probably accidental with no external injuries. Elmira police saw it as nearly closed though District Attorney Ralph S. Cramer suggested possible crime.
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Robert J. Humphrey
Woodbine Jv
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Harry L. Gilmore
Gilmore
Humphrey
Elmira
Ralph S. Cramer
Chemung County
Traffic Court Judge Truman R. Preston Speeding Case
Judge Truman R. Preston presided over a speeding case in traffic court. A fine of £25 was imposed with a one month suspension on vehicle numbers 44 through 46.
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Truman RH. Preston
Moonshine Still Seized and Sugar Hoard Found in Apalachin
Federal agents seized a moonshine operation on the farm of Joseph Maturi in Apalachin. They uncovered 15 gallons of alcohol, 100 gallons of mash, and a copper still cap, along with 1,500 pounds of sugar, amid grocers shortages and state concerns.
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Herald- Real
Owego
Tioga County
Apalachin
Ives
Federal
Alcaholic Tan Unit
Joseph Maturi
Willam &. Asi
Supreme Court Denies New Trial in Hotel Fall Suit
The Onondaga Hotel’s bid for a new trial over a $2,500 verdict to 17 year old Jerry Benson was denied. Justice Mitford Sears ruled the award not excessive for injuries from a mezzanine balcony grill collapse during a hotel ballroom volleyball game on Feb 4 1944.
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Supreme Court
Mitford H. Sears
Onondaga
Jerry Benson
Mfr
Edwin R. Benson
Brattle
Bensons
Harry Stone
Jerry
Justice Sears
Cook to Give Recital Today at Crouse Auditorium
Har old Cook a Syracuse University composer flutist will perform a graduate recital today at 4 P M in Crouse Auditorium. He will play Trio No 1 for Flute Violin and Piano Sonata for Flute and Piano two choral works The Silver Swan and Sleep Sleep won the 1949 National Federation of Music Clubs contest. The program finishes with Sonata No 7 for Flute and Piano by Louillet.
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Harold Cook
Syracuse University
Crouse
Cook
Oswego
Margaret Dunn
Ruth Anne Rodgers
William Thomas
National Federation of Music Clubs
Louillet
Auto Passenger Injured in Crash In Rock Card
Robert Burns of Liverpool suffered neck and face injuries in a two car crash in Rock Card. He was treated at University Hospital. Deputy Frank Rice said Burns rode with Francis Demong of Manlius. Demong received a reckless driving ticket as his car sideswiped Donald Malone of 206 Irving Ave.
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Robert Burns
Liverpool
Rock Catrd
University Hospital
Frank Rice
Burns
Francis Demong
Manlius
R. D
Demong
Rice
Donald Malone
Irving Av
Hart Hernandis Injured In GE Conveyor Accident
G. E. Worker Hart Hernandis, 24, of 720 Burnet, suffered crushed feet in a conveyor at the Electronics Park receiver division. He was reported in good condition today at St. Joseph's Hospital. both feet badly injured. Hernandis is employed by General Electric.
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Thomas Hernandis
Burnet al
Electronics Park
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hernandis
Watercade opens at Park Pool with pageant and prizes
Syracuse's Watercade opened at Park Pool with 20 swimming and diving contests under clouded skies. The second half features the water pageant directed by Murray Serling and Walter Black, with plans for more than 30 performers and a grand finale by the swimming cast.
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Syracuse
Pharaden Park
The
Herald-Journal
South
Syracuse Recreation Department
Chamber of Commerce
Jean Gelinas
Syracuse University
Jane Nevin
Marguerite Walser
Black
Serling Roberta Ransom
Karen Lamb
Rita O’hara
Joanne Clark
Delores Schmidt
Roberta Ransom
Nancy Bushley
Bette Lou Comrie
Jean Ford
Peggy Dedreaux
Ann Stright
Jane Crimm
Pat Goldie
Roberta Tierney
Michael Fallon, Jr
Serling
Norman Mathews
Les Baccus
John Spitbary
Harry Siegelman, Jr
Three Fire Crews Contain Barn Blaze in De Ruyter
A storage barn owned by Lawrence Beiz in Albany Street De Ruyter was destroyed after a blaze discovered near 3 AM. Fire units from New Woodstock De Ruyter and Truxton battled the fire within village limits, damaging Smiths garage roof and house paint. No patients were present at Betz maternity home.
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DE Ruyter
Lawrence Beiz
Albany
Russell Smith
New Woodstock
Truxton
Smith
Betz
Fresh Airs Arrive for Fulton Vacation Program
A group of New York underprivileged youngsters arrived for two week vacations in Fulton area homes. Mrs. Ernest Pollard serves as general chairman of the local committee in her 19th year in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
New York
Ernest Pollard
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27Th Infantry
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Congressoks Area Sewer Survey Funds
Joseph
Montgomery
Thomas J. Casey
Biig
Mattydale Air Base
Donald J. Fisselbrand
Hervert St
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William Braybrook
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