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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1956
Page
2
A fragmented report notes Cam Janes from Coos Bay aboard the ex-Pires shipyard unit. Mention of fuel use and shipboard operations appears, with brief references to personnel and duties.
After years of observing human nature, a leading executive asserts two qualities separate leaders from average performers. He says everyone is born with them but many let them wither. The August Reader's Digest promotes its issue with condensed articles from top magazines and books.
The 112th Fighter Interceptor Wing from Pittsburgh begins its second week of summer training at Hancock Field. Maj. Adrian Guiley demonstrates an F 84F on the radar aided plane firing range, describing ammo capacity, gun arrangement, and the jet's transonic performance.
Dr Paul A Miller superintendent of schools will go to Washington with attorney to present his side on charges of subversive authors in Syracuse classrooms He and Amanda Whiteside former teacher will appear before the Senate internal security sub committee likely Thursday The Board of Education meets Wednesday to discuss Whiteside’s charges regarding authors including Howard Fast and Alex B Novikoff Publishers have shown interest amid the inquiry
William Kathcart Jr his wife Mary and five children faced destitution living in their car before readers responded with offers of jobs housing and money. Kathcart soon started work as a mechanic and part time shifts at a DeWitt Grand Union while neighbors opened their homes and donated essentials. The family from California after three days of hardship now receives community support and hopes to repay kindness in the future.
Second Lieutenant Theodore C. Wurbeff of 124 Melbourne Ave completed basic and multi engine pilot training at Goodfellow AFB San Angelo Texas graduating with silver wings in class 56-5. He earned his commission via ROTC after primary training at Bartow AFB Florida. He attended Syracuse Central High School and Colgate University majoring in natural science. He was a Phi Gamma Delta member and played football at Colgate.
Mrs Janet Rice of 9 Mechanic St Camillus mourns husband Richard who died four months ago as neighbors from the Couples Club at First Baptist Church repair and repaint her home. Three children survive. Similar aid was given to Mrs Nancy Cronk earlier.
Brig. Gen. Charles F. Tank assumed command of the Pacific Transportation Terminal Command on August 1, succeeding Brig. Gen. William J. Deyo Ir. Tank will oversee Army terminal installations and activities on the West Coast including Fort Mason, Oakland, Seattle, Beaver, the Stockton and Long Beach outports, with headquarters at Fort Mason. Born in Syracuse, he attended Syracuse University before receiving a West Point appointment in 1930.
County plans two serial bond sales at 11 a.m. with $2.4 million for a new county office building and $808,000 for Ley Creek sewer works. The issue finances sewer extensions and trunk sewer improvements while auditors project debt within a seven percent limit based on five year valuations.
A 37 year old Fulton motorist Victor Christopher was ticketed for speeding at 12 45 a m and less than an hour later arrested for reckless driving after a Route 48 crash at Dow s Corners that injured four people All four were brought to Crouse Irving Hospital by Eastern Ambulance Two victims were listed in fair condition Lawrence Munger 21 Michael Novak 20 and Gerald Portante 20 were named with injuries Christopher sustained cuts and chest injuries and were treated and released.
A wrecking job on the third floor of the Hotel Onondaga on S Warren St drew a crowd of sidewalk observers. Workers ripped down walls to clear 14 rooms for a new American Airlines office suite. A crane hoisted debris-filled wheelbarrows from a third-floor ledge to trucks below.
A 45 year old man Herman Lenhart pleaded not guilty to a third degree assault charge. Judge P Leo Dorsey set bail at 250 and scheduled a hearing for August 17. Lenhart of 1069 S Salina St was arrested on a warrant from Milton Wright of 106 E Kennedy St. Wright said Lenhart hurled him to the sidewalk in front of Lenhart's home causing a broken rib and a dislocated shoulder.
The operator Joseph Grabowski, 34, of Belgium, was to be questioned at 4 p.m. by deputy sheriffs at the courthouse to determine the crash cause. Four people were injured when a boat driven by Grabowski crashed into the cruiser operated by Theodore J. Pisarek of 619 Parsons Drive Westvale on the Seneca River Saturday night.
Inlet in the Central Adirondacks draws vacationers to watch nocturnal foraging by black bears and raccoons. The crowded scene near the dump becomes a noisy, chaotic spectacle with families, flashbulbs, cameras, and anxious passengers as bears appear and vanish in the brush.
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