City Orders Junk Yard Cleaned Up
Erie yard owner Philip Spector must remove outside vehicles and debris from Spector Auto Parts Corp. on Erie Blvd. by a September deadline or risk license revocation. The city requires fence reconstruction to eight feet, material kept inside yard, no outside vehicles, no burning causing pollution, and 10 feet clearance from street property lines on Emerson Ave. and Erie Blvd.
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Bme
Eacy
Spector Auto Parts Corp
Erie Blvd
Philip Spector
Westmoreland Ave
George E. Hebert
Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation
Spector
Emerson Ave
Investor Buys Kline's Island on Seneca River
Laurence E. Weisman of Syracuse buys 70 acre Kline's Island near Syracuse University Crew House. He plans development possibly a yacht club housing or commercial use. The island has 11 cottages and is boat accessible.
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Kline's
Seneca River
Syracuse University
Laurence E. Weisman
Walnut Ave
Weisman
Syracuse
High School Coaches Get Pay Raise in 1957
Superintendent Dr Paul A Miller announced that starting January 1957, high school coaches would receive salaries funded from the school board budget for the first time. About 55 coaches would gain pay with football heads at 450 dollars yearly and assistants at 300, basketball heads 400, aides 250, others 300 for baseball, 200 for track, 150 for cross country, and 100 for golf and tennis. Affected schools include Central, Nottingham, Vocational, Eastwood, Onondaga Valley and Smith Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Miller
Board of Education
Miller
Central
Nottingham
Vocational
Eastwood
Onondaga Valley
Smith Tech
West Side Cleanup Ordered After Neighborhood Shooting
The city orders Rivette's Sales and Service off 1228 Avery Ave and demolishes a vacant barn at 1309 Milton Ave. A multiple residence at 1337 Milton Ave linked to a fatal shooting is also targeted for enforcement and safety upgrades.
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West Side
Bueau of Building and Rehabilitation
Avery Ave
Milton Ave
William Skroback
Rivette
Skrpback
Bureau
George Hebert
Rivette's
New York Central Railroad
Skroback
Rivette’s
Leonardo Salvagno
James Ferens
Philip Snyder
Ronald Meaker
Ben Cassalia
Orchard Rd
Cassalia
Fair Queen Judging Starts Wednesday
The 1956 Syracuse regional contest for State Fair Queen opens with nine judges over three nights at Hotel Syracuse. About 200 contestants are narrowed to 35 semi finalists on Wednesday and to 15 finalists on Friday.
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Joan Vadeboncoeur
Syracuse
Jennie-Belle - Armstrong
Wsyr Radio
Gwynn Thomas
Manufacturer’s Assn
Lester Norcross
Syracuse Savings Bank
Nancy Bishop
Roger Shaver
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ellery Allen
Corinthian Club
Art Goodwin
Kenneth Bartlett
Syracuse University
Elliott E. Martin
Famous Artists Country Playhouse
Fayetteville
Parlor E
Parlor C
Sunday Herald-American
Addis Co
Rochester
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
Oneonta
Watertown
City Schools Face Staff Vacancies
Dr. Harold O Neal assistant superintendent reports a serious science teacher shortage as four positions remain open for the fall term. He warns of reduced science services or doubled classes if vacancies are not filled by next month. Six science teachers have left for higher paying jobs. He notes Syracuse salaries are uniform across subjects. Two mathematics vacancies exist with hope of filling two or three.
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Harold O'Neal
O'Neal
Syracuse
Cash Drawer Stolen From Yates Hotel Lobbies
A burglar removed a cash drawer from the Yates Hotel lobby and abandoned it after failing to crack it. Inside lay 74.74 dollars. The drawer was left near Market and E. Washington Streets at the State Office Building, close to the hotel. Police think the thief could not carry it farther.
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Yates
New State Office
Market and
E. Washington Sts
Boy Hurt in Fall From Moving Car
A two year old boy named Albert Abel sustained a lacer ated scalp and cuts when he tumbled from a moving car on Park Street. He was taken to Crouse Irving Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police said the father August Abel noted the child was riding in the rear seat and opened the door before the fall.
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Park St
Albert Abel
Gale St
Liverpool
Crouse Irving Hospital
August Abel
Water pressure restored to all areas by 9 PM
Peter Gursky of the Onondaga County Water Authority said the final section of a 164 foot replacement pipe at Martisco Station was laid by yesterday. The break last Tuesday prompted temporary city lines. 95 percent of residents were receiving water from Syracuse while the new line was sterilized and brought online.
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Onondaga County Water Authority
Peter Gursky
Martisco Station
Gursky
Camillus
Hinsdale Rd
Syracuse
Hutchins Rites Tomorrow in Fulton Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Muriel Hutchins who died Saturday at her home in Fulton will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the home of her son Frank Hutchins in Dutton Rural. The Rev. A D Rich will officiate and burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery Bundyville.
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Hutchins
Fulton
Muriel Hutchins
R.D. 1
Frank Hutchins
Dutton Rq
A. D. Rich
Fairview Cemetery
Bundyville
Police Nab BB Boys After Pellet Hits Woman and Window
Four boys and their parents appeared in the Youth Bureau after firing a BB pistol at two persons. Patrolman Frank Sallen arrested them near Spring and Kirkpatrick Street as Mrs. Monica Smiley reported a pellet strike her back. Andrew Reschle said a BB shot narrowly missed his head and broke a nearby window. Sgt. Freak Skrupa said the gun was confiscated and the youths were severely reprimanded.
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Youth Bureau
Frank Sallen
Kirkpatrick St
Monica Smiley
Andrew Reschle
First
Impeciato Named Elmira Secondary Curriculum Chief
Victor J. Impeciato, a Syracusan native and former Riverside School principal, is appointed director of secondary curriculum for Elmira Public Schools. A 1941 graduate of Western Maryland University with a master's from Alfred, he played football and taught American history at Elmira Free Academy after arriving in Elmira in 1947. He has two sisters in Syracuse and one in us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor J. Impeciato
Elmira
Impeciato
Central High School
Riverside School
Elmira Free Academy
Western Maryland University
Alfred University
Syracuse
Man Hurt in Fall in Liverpool Street Worksite
George Terrance, 32, of Wetcet Road Liverpool, suffered a back injury after a fall while loading materials from a truck in Stadium Place SW corner this morning. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for X rays.
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George Terrance
Wetcet Rd
Liverpool
Potice
Terrance
Stadium PL
Memorial Hospital
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Gia
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Albert Grabowski
Kinne St
Christinia
Edwin J. Loomis
W. Irving St
Thor Metal Products Co
E. Molloy Rd
Ruth Hopper
Eeleen Wehner
Clarence J. Kadys
Kadys
Francis R. Duda
Theresa A. Kociencki
Anthony B. Zriebec III
Rt. Rev
Casimir S. Piedja
V. J. Impeciato
Elmira Schools
Prederick Jones
Otises & Feanette Pritzes
Otiseo
Constantine Gus Valaracis
Brooklyn
Prorence P
Bpacnicos
Manivus
Bratt Bedror Toukhanian
Collin Lane
Sous Fhnian
Glenwood Ave
Walter Garborsh
Area Force Cross
Atice
Charles Lewis Wood
Walter Cor
June Bevery Waits
May Ave
Victor Dmpeciato
Blue
Toko Mre
Savings Bank
Salina
James
Hickok Ave
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Genesee MH
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