UC to Offer New Hours And Courses
University College at Syracuse University will start its 38th year with registration Sept 24 29 and classes Oct 1. The expanded liberal arts program includes American Issues in the 1956 Presidential Campaign with six professors. Early Bird morning and afternoon courses and 200 total offerings span liberal arts business administration fine arts crafts journalism home economics engineering and more.
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University College
Syracuse University
Stuart Brown
Edward Palmer
Joseph Tussman
Webb Fiser
Michael Sawyer
Fred Krinsky
Alexander Charters
Albany
International Business Machines Corp
Endicott
Poughkeepsie
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Gloversville Center
Binghamton
Syracuse
Sludge Cleaning Under Way At Camillus Reservoir
Workers began removing a thick layer of sludge and sediment from the dry Camillus reservoir on Hinsdale Road after a break in the Onondaga Water Authority line at Martisco Station. Rich ard Ives operated a bulldozer to heap the material for basket removal amid odor concerns from Otisco Lake water. County officials shifted from planned timing to immediate cleaning due to the pipe break.
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Camillus Water
Hinsdale Rd
Onondaga Water Authority
Martisco Station
Richard Ives
Otisco Lake
Two Rodeo Youths Injured In Route 20 Truck Crash
Two youths from the Black Diamond Rodeo Show were injured when their truck rolled over an embankment on Route 20 two miles west of Caz enovia en route to the Norwich Fair. Driver Ronald Partrow and his brother Richard Partrow, both from Milan Indiana, reportedly tried to switch gas tanks on a steep hill. the nine horses in the truck were not harmed. The brothers were discharged from Memorial Hospital with contusions.
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Cazenovia
Norwich
Ronald Partrow
Richard
Milan
Memorial Hospital
Hotel Syracuse President Honored by Staff
Eric W. Will president of Hotel Syracuse received a certificate of appreciation at the annual department head picnic on the Trout Brook Farm. Orville H. Greene presented the award. Will has led the hotel for 11 years while Fred Hagemann and Lena Fowler were honored for 25 years of service with watches.
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Eric W. Will
Syracuse
Trout Brook Farn
James F. Gilday
Will
Orville H. Greene
Will & Baumer Candle Co
Fred Hagemann
Lena Fowler
Last Chance Today For State Queen Contest Entries
Syracuse and Central New York girls have today to enter the 1956 State Fair Queen regional contest. Portraits by Leonard Bell at Wilson's Leading Jewelers are required with a simple entry form. Preliminary judging begins tonight in the Grand Ballroom of Hotel Syracuse with three judges narrowing 150 entrants to 35 for semi finals. The regional winner is announced Friday, with the state finals August 23 at Hotel Syracuse and prizes including a Bermuda trip for the 1955 queen Nancy Bishop and a gown from Addis Co.
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Herald-Journal
Herald- American
Wilson
Salina ‘St
Leonard Bell
Hotel Syracuse
Syracuse
Nancy Bishop
Bermuda
State Sets Wage Talks For Cleaning and Dyeing Industry
A public hearing to gather information on wage and hour conditions in the cleaning and dyeing industry in New York is scheduled at the Onondaga County Court House in Syracuse on August 22 at 10 a.m. Prof N Tolles, chairman of the wage board, will head hearings in Buffalo on August 21 and Albany on August 23 to elicit public opinion on revising existing wage standards.
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New York State
Onondaga County Court House
Syracuse
N. Arnold Tolles
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Cornell University
Buffalo
Albany
Court House
Tolles
State Labor Department
Upstate
Newlyweds Start Off in Debt
Andrew Mazzi and Lucille Mazzi faced a 30 day jail term for disorderly conduct but the sentence was suspended on condition of restitution for damages and medical bills. The couple pleaded guilty after a June 28 fight with police in the 100 block of Herald Pl during an attempted breakup by officers Liepka Campagna and Mulroy.
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Andrew Mazzi
Burnet Ave
P. Leo Dorsey
Mazzi
Lucille M. Mazzi
Robert Liepka
Emmanual Campagna
James Mulroy
Lucille Boham
Herald Pl
Three Delegates Get Polio Shots
Three members of Massachusetts Legislature attending the Democratic National Convention in Chicago received Salk polio vaccine yesterday. The shots were offered due to the polio outbreak in the convention city and aim to protect the delegates during the trip.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Chicago
Lonvention
Injured In Area Car Mishaps Reported Across Three Crashes
Five persons were injured in three area automobile accidents yesterday. Names include Robert Trenga 30 of 620 Thompson Rd with possible fractured left hip and bruises after a collision with Mera Afarcarot VY. Bottega 33 of 620 Plymouth Dr suffered injuries in another collision on Erie Blvd E. Patroman George Rauh investigated. Edward Budoski 22 of 211 Burnet Ave sustained back injuries when his car was rear ended by Peter Wesley 65 of 110 Davis St in the 1000 block of S Warren St, investigated by Patrolman L. R. DiBiasio. Three Jamesville women treated at St. Joseph’s Hospital for rib, leg and hip injuries after a three car crash on E Seneca Tokhill. Keeler 18, Snell 20, Strieff 18 released later. Keeler, a student nurse at St. Joseph’s, lost control, hitting cars driven by George Ferris and Seymour Levinsthal. Ambulance summoned by Trooper Stanely Kogut. A 46-year-old woman injured in a separate three car crash on Electronics Parkway near Geneval Electric Co. plants. Louise Stahley head and back injuries, not hospitalized. Her car was rear-ended by Edward Marusa Jr., whose vehicle was then struck by Raymond Schader.
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Robert Trenga
Thompson Rd
Mera Afarcarot
Peter Wesley
Davis St
S. Warren St
L. R. DiBiasio
Jamesville
St Tesand'c
E. Seneca Tok
Hill Jean Keeler
Anne Snell
Shirley Strieff
Michael Burns
Miss Keeler
1St. Joseph’s Hospital
George Ferris
Crippan Pl
Seymour Levinsthal
Edgemont
Ralph A. Stahley
North Syracuse
Stahley
Edward Marusa Jr
Weaver Rd
Brewerston RD
Marusa
Raymond W. Schader
Clay RD
Alcoholic Content Figure Corrected in Pilot License Case
The Herald Journal corrects a figure in a Civil Aeronautics Administration case. Blood tests for Thomas F. Murphy of Port Byron were misstated as 13 percent and should read .13 percent.
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The
Herald-Journal
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Thomas
F. Murphy
Port Byron
Murphy
Driscoll’s Corporation Counsel Resting at Home
George T. Driscoll, corporation counsel, rests at his 304 Berkeley Drive residence after discharge from Syracuse Memorial Hospital where he recovered from a mild heart attack a month ago. He will convalesce at home indefinitely per medical advice. His daughter Eleanor Driscoll has returned from abroad with friend June Fenn after a European tour.
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Corporation
George T. Driscoll
Berkeley Dr
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Driscoll
Corporation Counsel
Eleanor Driscoll
June Fenn
Europe
GE Perfects TV Converter
General Electric researchers announce a laboratory development that converts fast scan television to slow scan using an electronic converter. The system aims to combine fast and slow TV for industrial and commercial uses, with slow scan delivering one picture every four or five seconds versus fast scan’s 30 frames per second.
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General Electric Co
Biggest Holstein Show At 1956 New York State Fair
Commissioner Daniel J. Carey described the fair as featuring the largest Holstein show in the world and a top cattle exhibit. He noted delays from a steel strike affected 4-H facilities but promised improvements next year and predicted the 1956 fair would be the state's best in years.
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New York State Fair
Commissioner of Agriculture and Markets
Daniel J. Carey
Carey
Nvill
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Central New York
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Siegelman's
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Willow
U.S
Kinsey
Roy Fairman
Fairman
Paul Smith
Dorothy K. Carr
Agricultural Commission Ae Press
Gvivewnae
William Baker
G.E
Wever An
Scheol
Tion
James ST
Shoppington
Pontiac
Bonneville
Utah
Tima America
Bill Rapp
Pontiac, Inc
Genesee
South McBride
N. Y
Sleeth
Genesee Street
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