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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1955

Page

2

DeBernardis Charges Forged Names on Petition for Preston

Insurgent Democrat Paul C. DeBernardis accuses 125 of 226 sheets on the Democratic petition endorsing Republican incumbent Truman H. Preston of forgery or irregularities. He guards the petition, plans photostats, and meets with State AG Javits to pursue action.

DeBernardis Preston Paul C. ‘DeBernardis Truman H. Preston Board of Elections Jacob Javits DeBarnardis County Democratic Committee Democratic Party Louis Waters Police Crime Laboratory Waters Democrat Arthur Wilson Charles A. McNett G O.P Harriman Jacob K. Javits Javits Democratic Michael Prendergast Hogan

Burglars Loot Solvay Tavern Safe Of $2500

Burglars struck Ciney’s tavern at 201 Cogswell St Solvay early today and took a portable safe containing cash checks and receipts totaling $2500. Myron Cole the janitor found the break in at 1:30 am Police Chief Basil Valletta said entry was via a rear window and exit through the back door No clues were left as detectives and Officer Spagnoletti assisted in the investigation with John W Brown Santo.

Solvay Ciney Cogswell St Myron Cole Basil Vallette Valletta John W. Brown Albert Spagnoletti

Burglary Suspect Nabbed at City Gas Station

Police rounded up 41 year old Robert E O Grady of 752 West Onondaga Street after he was found rifling a Tudol gas station desk at 3 30 am. Officers Liepka and Slater chased him toward a west side garage where he surrendered. He waived examination and was ordered held for the next grand jury. Burglary charges anticipated.

Truman H. Preston Robert E. O'Grady W. Onondaga St Robert Liepka Jerry Slater O'Grady Tudol O'Gracy Slater Liepka Toay

Postponed North Syracuse Junior Olympics Rain Delay

The North Syracuse Junior Olympics scheduled for 3 30 p m today are postponed due to rain until tomorrow at the old high school athletic field. If rain continues tomorrow the event will be held Monday at the same time and place.

Syracuse Hgh

Crawford resigns as chairman of Syracuse Regional Hospital Council

Dr. Crawford resigns after nine years as chairman of the Syracuse Regional Hospital Planning Council founded in 1946. Vice chairman Carl P. Wright announced the move. a five member committee will pick a successor. The council allocates Hill Burton federal funds for Central New York hospitals.

Finlay Crawford Syracuse Regional Hospital Council Carl P. Wright Syracuse University Wright General Hospital of Syracuse Syracuse Regional Hospital Planning Council University Commission of Higher Education The Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Edu Cation Syracuse Regional Myme iHill-Burton New York John J. Bourke New York State Central New York Syracuse Council Utica Oswego Oneida Gouverneur Canton Alexandria Bay Waverly Ithaca Ogdensburg Johnson City Hamilton, Massena Clifton-Fine Towns

Area Queen Finalists To Be Picked Tonight

Thirty seven regional State Fair queen finalists were chosen for the Syracuse area from about 250 entrants after a six hour judging marathon. Tonight eight finalists will be selected at Hotel Syracuse to represent the area at the State Fair with the Aug. 26 final.

Herald-Journal Central New York Syracuse Amy D. Arnold van Etten Ruth E. Barthet Ma Trinity Pi Ann Bartholomew Howlett Hill Jane, Binns Camillus Nancy Bishop Marcellus Edna Bowman Fabius St Mary Adel Brown Vernon Joyce Burlingam Central Sqnare June Contner Fayetteville Carol Ann Chase Rome Nance Clarke Skaneateles Janet Cunningham North Syracuse Mary Louise Dally Homer Rosalie S. Cimina Fellows Aves Ann Shirley DeGianton Geneva Camile

Cow Rustlers Loose in Onondaga County Warned by Deputy

Deputy Christopher Rooney warned farmers that rustlers may operate in Onondaga County after a Holstein cow valued at 200 dollars was stolen from Ella Dowding in Pompey. Tracks indicate truck involvement and no sign of the cow has appeared in two days. Farmers urged to stay vigilant.

Onondaga County Christopher “Pat” Rooney Ella Dowding Gates Rd Pompey Rooney

Census Planned for Liverpool Central Schools

The annual school census will be taken by Liverpool Central Schools faculty from August 15 to August 26 under state law. The census must be completed by August 30.

Liverpool Central Schools

Four Injured In Traffic Accidents

Two separate accidents left four people injured yesterday and last night. Nine year old Philip Buschle lost part of a finger after a bicycle and car collision on Orwood Place. Driver Joseph Olszewski and cyclist Michael Salanger escaped injury. In the second crash near Marcelus Route 20 and Slate Hill Road, Charles Daugherty was charged with failing to stop. passengers Stanley Olmstead and Josephine Seral sustained concussions and various cuts.

Philip Buschle Maplehurst Ave Orwood Pl Darlington Rd Wallace Breed St. Joseph’s Hospital Joseph Olszewski Colvin St Michael Salanger Stanley Olmstead Marcellus RD Charles P. Daugherty Auburn Josephine F. Seral Fairmount Henry Coughlin Breed Daugherty Oli Stead Route 20 Slate Hill Rd Marcellus

Reservists Tour Western Electric Warehouse in Syracuse

Reservists from the 1208th Army Reserve Service Unit will tour the Western Electric warehouse at 320 Thompson Rd Syracuse. John Sullivan, warehouse supervisor, leads the tour next Wednesday night arranged by SFC Arthur Moreland, a reserve and Western Electric supply coordinator.

Western Electric Co Thompson Rd Syracuse Army 1208Th Army Reserve Service Unit John Sullivan Western Electric SFC Arthur Moreland

Housing Talk Sharpens as Parley Nears Public Hearing

The West End housing debate intensifies as the City Planning Commission prepares for a Tuesday hearing. Church groups urge dispersed low rent projects outside the 15th Ward, while opponents cite school crowding and lowered property values in the area.

West End City Planning Commission Committee On Social Education Park Centralresbyterian Church Mead 15Th Ward Robert D. Fairchild Syracuse Housing Authority Common Council Lower East Side Fairchild Dr. Fairchild Varios E. Fayette St

Workers Shifted By B L C At GM Brown Lipe Chapin

Brown Lipe Chapin division of General Motors shifted Marcellus Street plant workers to Town Line Road plant on the basis of seniority. The joint workforce stands around 2800 with temporary replacements. wartime peaks exceeded 3000 and two extra shifts operated in the city plant. Management says the defense business situation isn’t yet defined enough for a public statement.

Brown-Lipe-Chapin General Motors Marcellus St Town Line Rd

Liverpool Teacher Wins Cornell Conservation Workshop Scholarship

Robert Bird of Liverpool Junior High School has been awarded a Cornell University scholarship for the annual conservation workshop at Arnot Forest. The program aids classroom teachers in instruction on natural resources conservation.

Robert Bird Liverpool Junior High School Cornell University Arnot Forest

Tract Near Ball Park Proposed as City Landfill Site

The city eyes a 130000 square foot tract north of Hiawatha Blvd near MacArthur Stadium for a landfill if Common Council approves. Owner Clem ent Colucci provides land at no city cost. plan calls filling one acre per month from next July with completion by July 1, 1958.

Hiawatha Blvd MacArthur Stadium Common Council Clement Colucci Kuhl Ave George T. Driscoll Driscoll Pubic Works Raymond Dondge North Sts

Tuition and Bus Service Urged For McCarthy School Pupils

The Syracuse Board of Education debated paying tuition and bus transportation for city children attending the Frank C. McCarthy School a private facility for the mentally handicapped. Edith Romano requested the support for 36 pupils. the plan would ease transport for 32 city residents and cost five dollars per pupil weekly. The board advanced studies to determine feasibility while approving other capital projects and a revised Montgomery School property lease clause.

McCarthy School City Syracuse Board of Education Frank C. McCarthy Edith Romano Harry Morley Paul A. Miner McCarthy Kimber Rd Percy Hughes T. Aaron Levy George Driscoll

Costume shopping tip hidden in Yellow Pages ad listings

Pamela Harte recalls needing a quick outfit for a charity ball and finding costume sources by browsing the Yellow Pages under Costumes Masquerade Theatrical. The directory suggests headings like Dress Split Rental Automobile Rental and Dancing Instruction in the phone book.

Pamela Harte

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