Rental housing crunch for large Syracuse families worsens
Syracuse relocation director Robert L. Hale says the demand for large family rental units has reached a critical level. He notes that few such homes are available, pushing many families with three or four children into blighted housing while city efforts to eliminate slums progress.
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Syracuse
Robert L. Hale
Hale
Blue Cross Bldg
E. Jefferson and
State Sts
City Hall
Hancock Field
Civil Service Group Backs City Salary Plan
The Civil Service Em ployes' Assn backed the new salary plan in the 1957 budget and praised the city administration for its work. The group represents about 1,600 salaried and per diem employees, excluding teachers, and may revisit its stance after an executive committee meeting.
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Civil Service Employes’ Assn
Richard F. Torrey
Mead
David D. Rogers
Arthur S. Darrow
Torrey
Darrow
Man Impersonator Receives Suspended Sentence
Ralph E. Gunn, 19, of 1015 S state St, was given a one year suspended sentence in Police Court after pleading guilty to impersonating a woman. Gunn was arrested June 9 by Detective Michael Krisak who said the suspect, dressed as a woman, solicited him for immoral purposes while on duty in an unmarked police car.
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Ralph E. Gunn
S. State St
Gunn
Michael Krisak
White Elephant Sale at Whitelaw Church in Canastota
A white elephant auction will start at 8 p m Thursday after a Women’s Home Circle picnic supper at Whitelaw Presbyterian Church. The auction is open to the public. Donors should call Mrs Louise Homer.
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Whitelaw Presbyterian Church
Louise Homer
Dey Bros. Suffers Second Costly Flood After Main Break
Dey Bros. & Co. faced renewed flood damage when air conditioning drains overflowed after a four inch water main burst yesterday. Water flooded the Store basement ruining carpets fittings and appliances and delaying operations. James Cherben the store operations superintendent said the latest flooding was minor compared with the extensive water main break the day before that dumped thousands of gallons into the basement and damaged new merchandise.
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Dey Bros. & Co
James Cherben
Cherben
Convention Preview Offered Delegates
Onondaga's delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago were shown a preview of the city and hall via a closed circuit telecast at Hotel Syracuse. WHEN network officials explained the TV setup and demonstrated new cameras to be used in Chicago. Republicans will view a similar program in Syracuse for the San Francisco convention starting Aug. 20.
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Onondaga
Chicago
Iney
Syracuse
San Francisco
Paul Adams
WHEN
Charles H. Keene
John T. Sullivan
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paul Butler
Leonard Hall
State Committee
R. Walter Riehlman
Riehlman
Royce
John H. Hughes
George L. Traister
Norma Stone
Sheriff Seeks 28 Deputies for Onondaga County
Sheriff Albert E. Stone announced a request to add 28 deputies to meet needs tied to population growth and traffic. The plan targets 82 criminal deputies plus 4 civil deputies, with salaries starting at 310 and a possible 100 annual COLA after year one, and could cost about 100000 more.
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Albert E. Stone
Andaga County
Sheriffs Office
Dick Miicndale
Stone
Syracuse Association Clarifies Blind Workers Ties
The Syracuse Association of Workers for the Blind Inc announced through executive secretary Mrs Elizabeth R Locke that it is not connected with the National Federation of Workers for the Blind.
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Syracuse Assn. of Workers For the Blind, Inc
Elizabeth R. Locke
National Federation of Workers For the Blind
Two Air Guardsmen Save Drowning Victims This Weekend
Pennsylvania Air National Guard airmen from the 112th Wing performed rescues at Green Lake State Park and Oneida Lake. Burgen Brown, 26, Baden, with Joseph Pasco, 20, Ambridge, escaped a drowning peril after their canoe capsized while Brown kept Pasco afloat until help arrived. Larry Graham, 21, also from Brown’s unit, pulled a seven year old from Oneida Lake near Sylvan Beach, after waves from a passing boat swamped the pier and the boy was left choking and near drowning.
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Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Hancock Field
Burgen Brown
Baden
112Th
112 Interceptor Wing
Green Lake State Park
Joseph Pasco
Ambridge
Brown
Pasco
Larry Graham
Oneida Lake
Sylvan Beach
Graham
Supervisors Set Ames Salary At 7100 Plus Longevity
The Ames Board of Supervisors approved 7100 for newly appointed county deputy welfare commissioner Charles F. Ames with a 7100 annual salary plus longevity earnings and county-provided living benefits. An assistant deputy keeper post at the County Home was created to supervise the county home and hospital after retirements, to be filled soon. The board renewed a 530000 bond anticipation note for trunk sewers in Ley Creek sanitary district and set a public hearing for September 10 on the Lakeland Trunk Sewer extension from the West Side station to Long Branch Road and Onondaga Lake outlet. An assistant counsel to the County Public Works Commission was created on a part time basis with a 3000 salary and eight-cent mileage. The County Home and Hospital were reclassified under the Welfare Department as Public Home.
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Charles F. Ames
Board of Supervisors
Ames
Ley Creek Sanitary District
Lakeland
Geddes
West Side Sanitary District
Long Branch Rd
Onondaga Lake
County Public Works Commission
City Won't Appeal Police Fire Ruling
City administration will not appeal a Supreme Court ruling allowing police and fire unions to submit a pay raise referendum to voters this fall. Mayor Mead announced a $2,300,000 salary increase plan funded by about 4 dollars per thousand of assessed real estate value and highlighted a longevity bonus. Police and fire groups planned a meeting tonight to decide on pursuing the referendum amid debate over selling it to voters after the payout proposal.
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Supreme Court
Mead
Syrabuse
Four Burglaries Reported in Two Hours
Deputy Sheriff Frank Rice investigated four burglaries between 5 and 7 p.m. in South Onondaga and Split Rock. Victims included Joseph Rigler James Vittori and Ross King with entries through windows and doors. items stolen were a .357 Magnum revolver shells bananas and a bottle of wine.
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Frank Rice
Onondaga
Joseph Rigler Wags
Rice
James Vittori
Split Rock
Ross King
Split ‘Rock
John Waters
Lyons Rd
Schoolmen Budget Tops Board Meeting Agenda
The 1957 budget will be the major item at the Board of Education meeting set for 4 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Paul A. Miller says the budget and a new salary schedule must be approved by Sept. 1, and action is likely tomorrow. Also on the agenda are issues in the Amanda Whiteside case, with the former teacher subpoenaed to testify in Washington on Thursday.
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Board of Education
Paul A. Miller
Miller
Amanda Whiteside
Missing 19 year old mother feared lost after court appearance
Mrs. John Irwin a 19 year old mother from 910 Almond Street failed to appear for work at Memorial Hospital and was not seen since leaving Children's Court about 10 30 am yesterday her mother reported her missing Her husband is serving with the Army in Germany The woman is described as five feet four inches tall 130 pounds with long brown hair and was last seen in a light blue dress kerchief and white low heels
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Children’s Court
John Irwin
Almond St
Marjorie Busch
Memorial Hospital
Thieves Net $30 From Restaurant Break-In
Judge H. Craig owner of Craig Restaurant reported a burglary to Patrolmen Ishostack and Mulligan. Thieves took $20 from the grill register and $10 from a hiding place behind a stack of Bibles, using a garage door key and a broken wall to enter the building.
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H.craig
Refrigerator Fire Sparks State Driving Rule Violation
Fire department responded to a fire involving a refrigerator at a residence on Lihue Court near Saerins Department Neotereau. Fire crews extinguished the blaze and noted violations that could allow children access to equals inside a home, prompting safety concerns.
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Mébovead
Ewinde Fle Lihue Court
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