Petitions in Syracuse Democratic race face court review
Governor Harriman may refer disputed Onondaga County Democratic primary petitions to the courts. Democratic Chair Charles J. Hogan defends the petitions as legal and regular, while Paul C. DeBernardis accuses irregularities and seeks an investigation. Hogan says 105 lawyers stand with the party and the slate for traffic court judge is endorsed by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Mcguinness
Harriman
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Charles J. Hogan
Paul C. DeBernardis
Hogan
DeBernardis
Yester
Truman H. Preston
Wildcats Attack Family Cat. Two Die From Rifle Fire
Andrew Bruno of Hawler Brook Road near Sherburne reported two wildcats attacked his family cat in the yard. He fired two quick rifle shots, killing both intruders. the family cat died from its wounds. The larger feline weighed 29 pounds and measured 38 inches long. Paw length was about 3 1/2 inches. Democratic lawyers in Onondaga endorse James A. Farrell for Municipal Court and Truman H. Preston for Traffic Court. both will seek election on major tickets in Syracuse. Preston, age 70, will serve only three more years of a six year term. Governor Harriman declined to comment on local Democratic matters. Filing deadlines for Sept. 13 primaries loom. Lysander Republicans filed officer nominations and county committee petitions, with more towns to submit petitions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno
Syracuse
Preston
Hogan
Farrell
Harriman
Govrnor
Army Aide Stresses Business Growth at Syracuse Graduation
Hugh M. Milton II, assistant secretary of the Army, told 28 Army comptrollers and an Air Force group that the Army’s business role has grown since World War I. He urged civilian schools’ help and said comptrollers must educate older men in new methods to support fighting troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Hugh Milton J
Hugh M. Milton II
Army
Air Force
Milton
Lers
K. Arnold Nakajima
Finla G. Crawford
William P. Gormbley
College of Business Administration
Carl R. Bye
United States Air Force
Maj
John L. Thomas
USAF
Frederic J. Kramer
Syracuse Usafit
Residential Units Up 18 Percent in County in 1955
The Onondaga County and Syracuse planning commission reports 18 percent rise in residential construction in the first half of 1955. Six months yield 1 623 new units: 348 in Syracuse and 1 275 in the county outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Syracuse
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Summer foods rise in price due to milk shortage
Cottage cheese climbs two cents a pound and buttermilk rises one cent a quart amid a milk shortage. Lynn C Beebe, general manager of Dairymen's League Co operative Association, explained imports of skim milk from Mount Upton Vernon and other places were needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn C. Beebe
Dairymen’s League Co- Operative Association
Mount Upton
Vernon
Assault Charges Denied by Pair in Police Court
Two Syracuse men pleaded not guilty to third degree assault in Police Court. Edward Tumolo, 24, of 409 Vincent Place, allegedly struck William Holmes of 317 Furman Street on May 30 near Fayette and Clinton Streets, bail set at 1000 until August 26. Leon Mahalich, 26, of 310 Plum Street, allegedly struck his wife Rosslyn at St. Mark's Grill yesterday, bail set at 1000 until August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Edward A. Tumolo
Vincent
William Holmes
Furman St
Fayette and Clinton Sts
Leon M. Mahalich
Plum St
Rosslyn
Tremont St
St. Mark's Grill
City Store Sales Climb 11 Percent in Week End July 30
Syracuse department stores posted an 11 percent sales increase for the week ending July 30, 1954, over the prior week. Buffalo rose 13 percent, Rochester 10, and New York and Northern New Jersey 10, contributing to a 10 percent four week gain and four percent year to date improvement, with Rochester Buffalo and the New York New Jersey area each up 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Federal Reserve
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
New Jersey
New York-New Jersey
New Yok
Ieee Dese
Eae
eeapTre
Tederdinee
Sone Ee Ff
Ora
Chica
Precision Expansion Plans at Harrisburg Steel Firm Site
Harrisburg Steel Corp pursues expansion of Precision Casting Co plants including Fayetteville facilities. Plan discussed by directors in Chicago with William During, ex-Precision head, heading to Syracuse. Additional sites include Syracuse route, Fayetteville works, magnesium foundry, and plants in Weehawken? syra... (trimmed).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precision Casting Co
Fayetteville
Harrisburg Steel Corp
William J. During
Harrisburg Steel Corp. Board of Directory
Precision
Yith
Harrisburg
Chicago
Aession
During
Syracuse
Anid
Route 5
Fayettevilla
Syra‘cuse
We Fayette St
N Franklin St
Cleveland
Kalamazoo
Cortland
Albany Officer to Lead New Police Dept in South Vietnam
Charles F. Sloane of Albany, long with the State Civil Service Department police examinations division, plans to leave for Saigon in Indochina next month to organize a new police department in South Vietnam. A former New York State Trooper, he was Cortland police chief for 334 years before moving to Albany six years ago. Born in Camillus, he is married to Charlotte Tooke of Syracuse. they have two sons, Charles 17 and Stephen 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sloane
Albany
State Civil Service Department
Saigon
Indochina
South Vietnam
New York State Police
Mr. Sloane
Cortland
Camillus
Charlotte Tooke
Syracuse
Charles
Stephen
Fire burns eight acres near Inlet Outing Club Adirondacks
Guards continued watching a burned eight acre area on the Inlet Outing Club property south of Little Kildare preserve in the Adirondacks. The Wednesday fire was controlled by 50 men led by Forest Ranger Ivan Ford of Colton. Fire crept into the ground and stumps may smolder for days unless heavy rain arrives, eight miles from Route 56 to Tupper Lake along the Raquette River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlet Outing Club
Little Kildare Preserve
Adirondacks
Forest Ranger
Ivan Ford
Colton
Tupper Lake
Raquette River
Shanty Town Buildings Find New Life Across Albany Area
The 32 frame shanty town structures from Niagara Mohawk’s Albany steam plant project are donated for youth camps and organizations across the region. Albany Troy Schenectady Gloversville Boy Scouts YMCA branches Niskayuna Youth Center 4 H Alps Eagle Mills Youth Center plus a Civil Defense control center and meeting hall for Rensselaer workers and a Civil Air Patrol classroom at Albany Airport. A few loads of lumber also served Little League ball parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Albany
Rensselaer Civil Defense
Civil Air Patrol
GE Electronics HQ Relocation from Syracuse to Auburn
General Electric shifts the electronics components department headquarters from Syracuse to Auburn, to be complete by Aug 15. The Auburn plant now employs about 800 people, including roughly 100 headquarters staff moved from Syracuse, with the division based at Electronics Park in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Syracuse
Auburn
Edward L. Hulse
General Electric
Electronics Division
Electronics Park
Lightning Ruins Barn At Springport Farm
A $30,000 fire destroyed a 100 by 40 foot barn on John Youngs Springport No 1 road farm two miles east of Union Springs. Lightning struck the building leaving only the foundation. Loss included 75 tons of hay 2500 bushels of oats three sets of plows a WAZON tractor bean thresher and assorted tools. Sheriff Paul O Connor reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Springport No. 1
Union Springs
Cayugan
Paul
O'Connor
Immigrant Inflow Since World War II Averages 190000
Since World War II the United States has welcomed about 190000 immigrants per year on average. The figure reflects long term migration trends shaping population and labor force dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Doctor Advises Heat Wave Health Tips From Syracuse Official
Syracuse health officer Dr John T Gentry outlines three tips for coping with the heat wave. Avoid unnecessary activity in sun or humid areas, seek shade and use fans or air conditioning, and drink fluids with extra salt. He warns heat exhaustion heat stroke and heat cramps can occur with high temperatures and humidity, with specific symptoms and necessary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Gentry
Syracuse
Gentry
Local Couples Celebrate Births to July and August Listings
A crowded notice lists numerous marriages and births across Syracuse area families. It names Mr and Mrs several couples, their addresses, and dates ranging from late July to early August. The item captures community milestones with focus on individuals and households in North Syracuse Solvay and Mattydale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Avery
Betty Shatkon
Hulbert
Manoa
Mae
Richard G Roberts
Pace VanDerpoe
George E. Melita
Marie A. Condon
Ate Kenruth
North
Syracuse
Clifford F. Ratliff
Lee Oda M. Richardson
Kirkville
Charles A. Marian
Mary N. Wisniewski
Avery Ave
Richard D. Shopp
M. Brocker
Madison Bt
Burton Henderson
Jeanie FP. Duby
the Ave
Carl Sherman
Barbara L. Greene
Midland Ave
Stephen J. Pultorak
Lorrine NM. Grant
AfteCool Ave
Karl Syracuse
Charles W. Heestere Empertes
Darlington Rd
John I. Kurtzpeta . Hepfner
Fiasard St. Solvay
Plea to Cut Down Water Use Goes to Residents of County
Onondaga County residents were urged to join Syracusans in conserving dwindling water amid record heat and drought. The New York Water Service urged stopping non essential use as reservoirs fall. Water Service Engineer Peter Gursky warned that Otisco Lake supplies remain stable but could worsen without cuts. City Engineer Potter Kelly reported declines in Syracuse usage and urged ending lawn sprinkling entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
The
New York Water Service
Water Service
Peter Gursky
Gursky
Otisco Lake
Potter Kelly
Kelly
Syracuse
Sailboat capsizes on Onondaga Lake injures two junior sailors
Two junior sailors, Charlotte Oberg 14 of Quincy Massachusetts and Ronald Hussart 12 of Liverpool, were rescued after their Sniper class sailboat capsized about a quarter mile off shore on Onondaga Lake. Patrolman Ted Abbott and Richard Richberg pulled them from the water. neither required hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Lake
Charlotte Oberg
Quincy
Mass
Ronald Hussart
Cold Spring Rd
Liverpool
Onondaga Lake Yacht Club
Ted Abbott
Liverpool Police Department
Richard Richberg
First St
Rudolph Oberg
Oberg
Northeastern University
Abbott
Richberg
Tol
Charlotte
Youngstears
Lake Shore
Liverpool Fire Department
Heat Wave Story In Figures Marriage Licenses
In figures a list of marriage licenses is shown with names and addresses such as George W. Kubing 417 E Jefferson St and Katherine C Ferguson 417 E Jefferson. The roster includes Paul O Meles 2707 Midland Ave Beverly J Searle 343 Primrose Ave and others from Nedrow, Baldwinsville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kubing
E. Jefferson St. Ketherine C. Ferguson
E. Jefferson
Paul O
Ex-Resident Fatally Shot In Accidental Discharge
Ralph Miller Jr. is fatally injured by an accidental gun discharge at his Bloomingburg home. He formerly lived in Syracuse at 708 Lodi St. with wife Gloria and two daughters Corda Lou and Pamelia. He managed a Bloomingburg variety store after moving in April and previously worked for McCrory Stores in Syracuse. Surviving: wife, two daughters, parents Ralph O. Miller Sr. and Mrs. Lois M. Sowers of Reading, Pa., and a sister. Services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in Bloomingburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Corda Lou
Pamelia
Ralph O. Miller Sr
Reading
Lois M. Sowers
Bloom- Ingburg
Five children lose bathing suits at Green Lakes
Mrs. Virginia Monnell of 617 S Wilbur Ave says five children aged one to five were left at Green Lakes in swimsuits. She later called to check for returns but none were reported. Suits are bright red, red white and blue, aqua, and aqua and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Monnell
S. Wilbur Ave
Green Lakes
Hot Hearing On Housing Anticipated In West End
The Planning Commission schedules a 2 am hearing on August 16 to review a state city 6 660 000 housing contract for a West End site near Velaska Road Rowland Street and Onondaga Street. Opposition from residents persists while Mayor Mead supports the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Common Council
Sergei Grimm
City Planning Commission
West End
Velaska Rd
Rowland St
Onondaga St
Traffic Court Roundup with Multiple Speed Offenses
Judge Truman H Preston presides over a traffic docket listing numerous speeding cases. Subjects include Roland L Barry at 48 to 50 mph and license issues, Eric Blvd. and second offenses, Sir Harold M Hamilton 65 to 60 mph with license suspension, Thelma E Welsteder 64 to 70 mph with license revoked, Walter J Kujar no license, Pablan Ducaume and Paul Kesanowich speeding citations, Annie Mae Durham and Maurtice Hammond violations, and James R Aversa address change notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland L. Barry
Richols Ave
Eric Blvd
Lcense
Harold M. Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Wolf
Thelma E. Welsteder
Manlewood
N.J
Erle Blyd
Bo Neense
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Bureau
Walter J. Kujar
Markland Ave
Pablan Ducaume
Fulton
Is Spedding
Paul Kesanowich
Syracuse
Erle Bird
E. Spreding
Annie Mae Durham
Bassett
Madison &J
Frank A. Canestrare
N. State St
Ao Maurtice
Hammond
W. Malloy Ra
Belden Ave
Berean
James R. Aversa
Livingston Ave
Davy Crockett Trailorama to Tour New York State Fair
Syracuse University senior Davy Crockett leads Trailerama on a two week 1000 mile tour of New York State beginning August 15. Coonskin cap and rifle featured as he meets Syracuse children August 26 at the Fair while sharing stories and answering questions. Hollis, 1933 Mr New England and former Massachusetts weightlifting title holder, accompanies the caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Syracuse. University
New York
New England
Hollis
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
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Andrew Bruno
Thehawler Brook Rd
Sherburne
Onondaga
James A. Farreel
Tusday
de Bernardis
Lysander
Republican Organization
Board of Elections
Army Aide
Blaze
Harold T. LaPreniecre
Marthe M. Ruta
James St
Ernest J. Bailey
Lois L. Clohosey
Mexico
B.D
Cente M. Gailo
Marylyn J. Grenga
Elmhurst Ave
Rand
Wilfred J. Losey
Charlotte FE
Garden City
Mattydate
Wemond
Glenn
Fargo
Carol J. Shelley
Tatt Rd
Fast Syracuse
Allen ¢. Fountain
Perk St. Or Y
Howard Praneneur
Loufaing M. Gellhead
Ue S. Callingweed Ave
Cand
Asta
Kenneth Ro Whiting
Theresa, Ne Korkue
Florence Ave
Juis ME
Robert W. Sterteri
Grace Mitchell
Ital Hasaréd
Bolvaugh Ma
Jagena Fe Wadden
Ea Dan
Eip Mfr
Philip B. Hallen
Xaih- Ave
Kaser
B. Cruse
Joan
Carro
Dorothy C. Kael Donatay
Putnam
James F. Mumer Souary
Heternaal
Warmer Ave
George Webster
Youth Bureau
Branca
Leon Burchard
Frank Skrupa
Alfred di Staola
Webster
New York Water Service Co
William J. Hickey
Elmwood
Eiizabeth A. Reichel
Lillian Ave
Richard G. Malone
Nedrow
Beverly J. la Mondla
Schuler St
Joseph J. Sierroutowski
Banstruck
Alice J. Soule
Liberty
Harry
Vinton, Jr
Pleasantriew
Bhirley A. Olmeted
Town of
Sullivan
Donald EB. Oswald
North Grrachuse
Patricia A. Keyes
Patrick J. Gannon
Salina
Margaret
Pudnes
Rowland &T
Moan
Bob Hollis
Joson
Business Folks
Fayetteville Road
Gonyertibisa
Nastri
Fzi
Halina ST
Robben
Oery
Genesee Sr
Syracuse, N.Y
Member
Federal Savings and Loan Invuranes Corporation
Netherland
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