Deaths Healing Hearing Over Lake Accidents
Syracuse Herald reports on a state legislative committee study of boating accidents on Oneida and Seneca lakes near Syracuse and Geneva. The hearings examined safety concerns and proposed measures as local officials testified about incidents and general conditions on New York waters.
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Syratust
Geneva
New York Lakes
Aseindlyram
Tecasketek
Cyslek
State Joint Legislative Committee
Syracuse
Oneida
Seneca Lake
Semi Finalists Nearer to Fair Queen in Syracuse Contest
A large pool of 73 girls from Syracuse and nearby towns competed in the regional Dyeert Fair Queen preliminaries. Judges named 35 semifinalists after long interviews through the night, with finalists to be chosen tonight at 8 PM in the hotel Parlor. Nancy Bishop, last year’s queen, and Roger Shaver led the judging panel, as noted by Syracuse manufacturers and WSYR staff.
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Joan Yvadesoncoeur Placy Patera
Nancy Day
Nea
Kirkpatrick St
Syracuse
Rachel Poullot
Yolanda Mascivelli
Hughes
Linda Larson
Crystal Dri
Carol Cleasign
Uon
Lincoln Ave
Rae
Garfield Ave
Leater
Iotel
M. Scherl
John St. Glen
Norcross
O'Connor
Beley Ave
Hank
Mackydale
Ann Ranolll
Fay Ra
Westvate
Carald Maz
Sue
Dorchester Ave
Eliz
Ann McDonald
Uswalperte
Trudl Wells
Gaxpsi Moravia
Nancy Kent Armstrong
Walberland
Joan E
Verge
Dl Peters
Saidwinatille
Rector
Sauquoit
June Centner
Caze
Clara B. Froet
Skanee Lnovia
Carol Ann Altes
Aeles
Shnrley Daley
Carol Ann White
Darlena Mitchell
Hayden Ave
Joan Vickery
Joyce Welcher
Marth St
E. Brighton Avé
Sandra Jane
Natalie N. Walters
Fayertte
Rockhill
Ilyille
Joan Bartaszewstd
Gayin Thomas
Syracuse Manufacturers Assn
Mmos
Jennie-Belle Armstrong
WSYR
Nancy Bishop
Roger Shaver
Parents and Miller Discuss Bus Cuts This Afternoon
A citywide group of parents will meet with Dr. Paul A. Miller, superintendent, this afternoon to discuss a temporary curtailment of school bus transportation. Attorneys Louis Mariani and Harriet Kassel will join to exchange viewpoints on the school bus problem as the Board of Education had announced cutting bus services for the last four months of 1958 to fund teachers' salaries. Affected schools include John Roberts, Edward Smith, Charles Andrews, Most Holy Rosary, St. James, with residents on Lorraine, Ruth, E Brighton and Lafayette avenues also affected.
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Paul A. Miller
Louis Mariani
Housew
Harriett Kassel
Zol Gilford Plwy
Board of Education
John Roberts
Edward Smit
Charles Andrews
Most Holy Rosary
St. James
Pup
Lorraine
Ruth
E. Brighton
Lafayette Aves
26 Persons Report for Tax Refunds
A Herald-Journal notice reports 26 individuals pending unclaimed tax refunds at the IRS. Yesterday’s tally added 6 new requests and 10 more today. the Syracuse district director announced 433 people and 41,480 dollars awaiting refunds.
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Internal Revenue Service
Herald-Journal
Sal
Alva M. Meyers Sr
Syracuse
Walter Fiourewisd
Jeluims
Piatrowski
Orm
Jform
Chimes
Must Vacate For Arterial Removal Evicts Tenants
A state court order requires multiple tenants to vacate three parcels along the Oswego Boulevard arterial route by September 15. The action, led by John W. Johnson, targets occupiers near the intersection of Salina Street and Oswego Boulevard, with owners Mary A Russo and Joseph Russo named. The case, heard by Judge James A. Farrell, involves several firms and individuals facing eviction from buildings at the northeast corner of Oswego Boulevard and adjacent properties.
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Omcege Blvd
Lughwar Wen
Mumeual Court
James A. Farrel
John W. Johnson
Perintendent of Public Works
T Amunst
Solomon Rosenbigom
Pater Copanas
Joseph Snerizen
Frances Falk
Anthony Ruffalo
Ann Sansone
Sentenced on Two Charges
Chauncey L Cine 4% 07 896 Tauus St was sentenced in Police Court to two years in the Onondaga County Penitentiary for third degree assault and petty larceny. Cine pled guilty and Judge Trumen Ho Presian set one year on each date with terms to run concurrently. Clute was arrested last night by Patrolman Lawrence Doods after Mrs Virginia Howard 33 of the James S address reported the prisoner assaulted her and stole four dollars.
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Chauncey L. Cine
Tauus St
Onondaga County
Cine
Trumen Ho Presian
Clute
Lawrence Doods
Virginia Howard
James S
Man borrows $75, leaves hi fi with employer
Police report a worker from Weathersea Co at 2611 5. Salina St. loaned a man $75 and the man left a portable record player with Bernard Butts of 12 Elk St. The man later returned claiming permission to take the set, but fled after.
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Bernard Butts
Elk St
Weathersea Co
Salina St
Big Ves
Cr Jay
Butts
Ateral
City Hall Plaza driveway reopens after partial redesign
City officials unveil a new access approach at City Hall Plaza after days of work. The updated driveway shifts the entrance away from the busy intersection to improve safety and separate pedestrian and vehicle flow.
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Sontzomery
FE. Wesheingtom
Geneses Sis
Railroad Chase Nets Pair in Assault Case
Three suspects tied to an early morning mugging of an elderly Liverpool man were arrested within three hours in Verona by deputies, railroad police, and state troopers. Victim Lao C. Sanborn was hospitalized in critical condition with skull fracture and concussion after being beaten. Suspects Edward Grissom and Thomas Hughes, both held for railroad trespassing, were found on an eastbound freight train. $390 and keys recovered, all charged in connection with the assault.
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Todley
Mimoa
Verona
Lao C. Sanbori
Beechwood Ave
Ononaga General Hospital
Aline
Edward Grissom
Durham
Thomas Hughes
Hartford
Conn
Sanborn
New York Central
Oneida County
Jamag Cocdell
Ar- Bmr
Canastota
E. P. Siss
Houser
E. J. Maywell
Frank Pee
Free Methodist Conference Opens at Furman Street Church
The Susquehanna Conference of the Free Methodist Church of North America opened yesterday at Furman Street Methodist Church. Presiding officer Dr. W. C. Mavis, dean of John Wesley Seminary, led in the absence of Bishop L. F. Marston of Greenville. The Rev HAL Hall of the Free Methodist Church was in charge of arrangements for the conference.
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Ree Methodist Church of North
America
Furman Street Methodist Church
Fey
W. ¢. Mavis
John Wesley
L. F. Marston
Greenville
Hal Hall
The
Free Methodist Church
South Ave
City Code Suspérids Wrecking Work Cited in Demolition Compliance
City and state officials warn Cleveland Wrecking Co to comply with Syracuse demolition regulations amid dust complaints on the Oswego Boulevard memorial highway route. City Engineer Wy am Robinson and Bureau of Buildings and Rehabilitation superintendent George E. Hebert charted required protections.
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Ciy
Oswego Bivd
Wyam Robinson
Cleviland Wrecking Co
Syracuse
Uni
Robinson
George E. Hebert
Tupe
Bureau of Buildsng and Rehabilitation
Hebert
Potter W. Kelly
Cleveland
Cleveland Wrecking
City Health Departmint Healthomicialk
Sinewicka Hebert
Hobinson
Cleveland Haa
Traffic Court Details From Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a traffic court scene with names such as Teowan Preston and Reese pel wall Hewett Tet. Me simu tee 3 Fr Sire. Beler 7 pi set and references to attorneys, dates, and locations, but many words are garbled. The readable elements suggest a courtroom record or notices involving defendants and legal representatives without clear outcomes.
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Teowan
Preston Jveeding
Reese Pel Wall
Simu
Beler
Ada Abe
Bioast Rabartsog
Mob. James
Dinula’ Beller
Gedeld Ate
Tudty
Abaries Atty Fuga
Ceca
Ceca Nee Attrer's Wwe Sept 5, Jerven Aiineten Tae Pusha
Tepreper Wavsine
Disen Berbestan
Pha
State Conference Backs Syracuse Police Pay Rise Vote
An emergency NY State Police Conference meeting in Syracuse planned statewide backing for a police pay rise referendum. The move aims to focus attention on the administration’s stance while the city faces a $900 annual raise petition for police and firemen and a legal fight over lawful referendum timing and financing.
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Syracuse
New York
Onondaga
Wiliam Wright
Syra' Sum
Police Benevolent Asm
Otl
J Thomas McGurn
Associon
Ate
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