DPW Plans to Start Repaving Streets at Night on Tuesday
Deputy Public Works Commissioner Edwin Sanborn announced plans to repave sections of S Warren and Harrison Streets starting Tuesday night. Crews will work 4:30 to 6 pm with no parking, completing the two small projects in two nights to minimize daytime traffic disruption.
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DPW
Edwin Sanborn
Sanborn
S. Warren
Harrison St
Warren St
E. Genesee St
Onondaga St
Harrison
S. Salina St
Five Youths Linked To 17 Burglaries
Five members of a youth gang known as the Bucks Gang were jailed on third degree burglary charges after deputies linked them to 17 burglaries, 15 in houses, and planned armed holdups. James Martin and Clarence Baum, aged 20 and 21, pleaded guilty or asked examination, with bail set at 2000 dollars. The other three youths, ages 14 to 15, are held at Hillbrook Detention Home. Loot included cash several thousand dollars jewelry a pistol watches binoculars and a camera. Deputies say the gang admitted to the burglaries and one break in yielded the pistol and cartridges.
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Bucks
James Martin
South Onondaga
Clarence Baum
Pompey
Darwin N. Camp
Nedrow
Hillbrook
John Rigler
Extend G L Loan Plan For World War II veterans
The GI loan program is extended to July 25, 1958 with guarantees or insurance possible for applications by July 23, 1958 and completions by July 25, 1959. The extension applies only to World War II veterans, not Korean War vets, and adds relief from certain government liability for veterans selling property bought with a GI loan.
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George F. Havell
Syracuse Veterans Administration
Havell
Police Seek Linen Clue in Infant Slaying Case
City detectives urge rooming house and apartment operators to report missing linens towels and tablecloths linked to the day old infant found dumped in a city trash can at S Salina and W Water Streets. Coroner rules infantcide murder. infant wrapped in cloth and placed in a bag before disposal.
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Netactivee
Esat RR
Gerald Kramer
S. Salina
W. Water Sts
Public Works
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Onondaga County
Harry Gilmore
Educators See More Cutbacks in City Schools
The Board of Education approved deeper cuts to the 1956 budget to raise about 250000 for pay raises for over 1200 teachers starting in September. Adult education and driver education are severely curtailed through year end. bus transportation is reduced. Night High School remains unaffected.
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Paul A. Miler
Miller
Board of Education
Vocational High School
City Hall
Jurisdiction Error Frees Man in License Case
Frank Williams, 34, was released from Onondaga County penitentiary after County Judge Leo W. Breed overturned a 15 day sentence for lacking an operator's license. The writ of habeas corpus claimed Peace Justice George P. Kimball exceeded his jurisdiction. Williams plans to sue State Trooper Thomas Gallagher for false arrest.
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Onondaga County Penitentiary
Justice of the Peace
Leo W. Breed
Hartnett
Thomas Gallagher
Williams
Pension clubs to meet in APC Auditorium
American Pension Clubs of the 35th District will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the APC Auditorium 220 E Washington St Club 3 will be in charge of activities.
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35Th Congressional District
APC
E. Washington St
Water flow to resume Monday in Martisco area
Water service is expected to be restored by Monday after a break near Martisco Station disrupted supply to Westvale Fairmount Camillus Marcellus and Amboy. Onondaga County Water Authority officials reported progress and urged conservation as city lines from Skaneateles Lake augment supplies during the emergency.
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Martisco Station
Syracuse
Onondaga County Water Authority
New York Central Railroad
Westvale
Fairmount
Camillus
Marcellus
Amboy
Skapeateles Lake
Thomas H. Dyer
The
Water Authority
Dyer
Potter W. Kelly
City
Park St
Hiewatha Blvd
Kelly
Skaneateles Lake
Old 13 Fire Truck Returns to Duty in Water Rush
North Syracuse volunteers bought the retired 1923 American LaFrance engine for a few hundred dollars and restored it. The veteran truck was used to pump water from the city line into waterless areas west of Syracuse starting Wednesday evening.
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North
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Oswego-Syracuse Road Plan Pushes Forward
Oswego leaders form a north area road committee to press a direct Oswego to Syracuse highway. Robert McGann named chair. Jerome Rusterholz notes the state has no current plans but citizen pressure could sway officials.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Oswego
Robert McGann
Oswego County
Syracuse
Jerome Rusterholz
Syracuse Automobile Club
State Highway Department
North Area
Robert G. Ties
John S. Johnson
Fulton
Edward W. Allenson
Phoenix
Oswego Porty
Arthur Mengel
Gregory Merriam
County Republican Committee
Nelson Tanner
Oswego Chamber of Commerce
Bruner Fox
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence O’brien
Operation Oswego
John Sprightman
Camp Oswego
Rusterholz
Donald Serrell
Oswego Federation of Labor
Harry Andrews
Galton
John O'Connor
Stanley Burt
James Turner
Godon Tappan
David Read
Two 15 Year Olds Ticketed After Roof Fires
Police investigated a downtown store roof blaze at M. and R. Linoleum Co. Two 15 year olds admitted setting fires with lighter fluid and revealed thefts of knives, candy, cigars and other items. Patrolman Jerry Slater found them deceased at the fire escape foot. The youths received blue tickets and were referred to the Youth Bureau with parents.
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M. & R. Linoleum Co
W. Onondaga St
Jerry Slater
Youth Bureau
New Underground Power Lines On Warren Street
Niagara Mohawk crews work around the clock to install underground electrical facilities along Warren Street as part of a long range plan to improve downtown power. They raise six manholes for a city paving project and lay enlarged ducts to accommodate heavier future cables. Two new service conduits support the Segenkhan and Wider buildings.
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Niagara Mohawk
S. Warren St
Warren St
Public Works Department
Segenkhan
Lake Search Resumes for John McGinn Body
A search for the body of John McGinn 31 of 122 Harford Rd resumed today in Panther Lake. McGinn reportedly drowned Wednesday after rescuing his two year old son Michael who fell from a boat. Nancy Horrocks 15 of Rochester helped in the boy’s rescue as divers and state police from Pulaski North Syracuse and Camden assisted in dragging the lake.
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John McGinn
Harford Rd
Panther Lake
McGinn
Oll
Michael
Nancy Horrocks
Rochester
M-Ginn
Pulaski
Syracuse
Camden
Burglary Leads to Cash Loss During Sleep
A man named Lawreny Wanssh of LYS Seymour St. reported a burglary while he slept. A thief entered his home and stole $125 in cash from a waiter. Patrolman Wiliam d Hunter was notified. a screen door was found cut in the apartment door.
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Lawreny Wanssh
Lys Seymour St
Waunsebh
Wiliam d Hunter
Hunter Sano
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