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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1956

Page

2

Erie Blvd Parking Ban Snags 30 Motorists on First Day

About 20 motorists were ticketed during a two hour period yesterday as Erie Boulevard enforced a 4 to 6 p.m. ban in blocks from S Beech to S State and West to Genesee Streets. Police used motorcycle patrols to cite cars in restricted areas while signs were installed earlier this week. Traffic Engineer W Frank Kavanaugh said the measure is the first phase of a rush hour plan announced July 7 and tied up with merchant complaints on other sections.

Erie Blvd S. Beech St S. State St West St W. Genesee St W. Frank Kavanaugh Tharwaan & State St S. West St Beech St Genesee St Kavenaugh N. North S. Salina Sts Strong Nee de Beee de Weitere Kavanaugh Salina St

Ten finalists named for regional State Fair Queen title

Last night 10 of 35 semi finalists were scored highest and will compete for Miss Syracuse. The finalists Neubauer Therese Dorelle Flavin 21 Glen O Connor Scot land native Pert, Anna Scherl 18 from Germany, Carol Mazzei 18 from Brooklyn, Trudis Wells 16 Moravia, Donna Wentzell 21 from 1349 West Onondaga Street, Carol Ann White of Hayden Avenue, Joyce Welcher 16 Fayetteville, Ann Ranalli 18 Fay Road, Natalie Walters 18 Fayetteville. The event featured judge panel with Nancy Bishop last year queen and Marine honor guard. Final selection Friday night with crown by Nancy Bishop. The winner advances to state competition at Hotel Syracuse Thursday.

Nancy Bishop Nancy Syracuse Glen O'Connor Joyce Welcher Natalie Walters Trudi Wells Anna Seherl Carol Ann White Ann Ranalli Dorelle Flavin Carol Mazzei Donna Jane Wentzell Therese Dorelle Flavin Fernwood Ave Glen O’connor Lafayette Dorchester Ave Fay Rd Anna Scherl John St Fayetteville E. Brighton Ave Trudis Wells Moravia Donna Wentzell W. Onondaga St Hayden Ave Pert Glen O'Connor Glengarry Scotland Germany Ober- Hill College Donna Jayne Wentzell Lyric Circus Kismet Art Goodwin Every Allen Corinthian Club Kenneth Bartlett Syracuse University Elliott E. Martin Famous Artists Country Playhouse Markowitz Florists Dick Long Herald-Journal Sunday Herald-American Markowitz

Four-Year-Old Oswego County Polio Case Reported

City Health Commissioner Dr. David E. Bigwood announced a new polio case in a four year old Oswego County child who had not received Salk vaccine. The patient is under treatment at City Hospital, the second case outside the city this month, with one prior outside case in Raymondville. Seven total outside cases and one local case reported so far this year, versus four local and 22 outside cases in the same period last year. The Health Commissioner urged inoculation for all in the risk group, noting vaccine supplies are plentiful in city storage and drug stores.

Oswego County David E. Bigwood Bigwood City Hospital Raymondville

First Lady of AA to Speak at Niagara Mohawk Auditorium

The first lady of AA from New York City will address the AA Service Center meeting Sunday night at 8 30 o clock in the Niagara Mohawk auditorium on Erie Boulevard.

New York City AA Service Center Niagara Mohawk Auditorium Erie Blvd

Sneeze Season Blows In As Pollen Tally Hits 44

The Syracuse area pollen season starts with ragweed pollen at 44 in air samples. The daily count, supplied by the Onondaga County Medical Society, is measured per cubic yard and shown citywide in Central New York.

Syracuse New York Herald-Journal Onondaga County Medical Society

Twins Celebrate Twin Fathers Welcome New Barber Twins

Donald Barber and his wife Trene Dailey Barber welcomed Donald Martin Barber at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse. Ronald Barber's wife Ethel Miller Barber gave birth at 5:00 a.m. to seven-pound Terry Scott Barber at Syracuse General Hospital. The family lineage highlights multiple generations of twins, including Merton Barber Sr. and Jr. with twins Leonard and Lawrence born two years ago on December 1.

Donald Ronald Barber Trene Dailey Barber Fremont Heights East Syracuse Donald Martin Barber St. Joseph's Hospital Ethel Miller Barber Wendell Ave Nedrow Syracuse General Hospital Terry Scott Barber Ronald Merton Barber Sr Larson Jr Merton Barber Jr Fave Ave Leonard Lawrence

Stevenson Telegram From Syracuse Supporters

Adlai Stevenson was praised by Onondaga County Democrats in a telegram from the Stevenson Democratic Club of Onondaga County. Sent from a Manlius picnic at the Pace home, the message congratulated his overwhelming victory and pledged ongoing campaign work to return “sense” to the federal government. Signed by Robert Root, club president.

Adlai Stevenson Syracuse Stevenson Democratic Club Robert Pace Manlius Onondaga County New York

Police Investigate Man Trunked by Fleeing Car Crew

Burnet Ave resident Stella Pawlens reports seeing a man enter the trunk of a late model yellow car on Bummet Ave. The trio, described as three men with a New York State plate, drove off after the trunk was closed. Police issued a general alert to stop the vehicle and investigate.

Burnet Ave Stella Pawlens John Galezzi Bummet Ave

School Bus Ban Debate Highlights Board Policy

Dr. Paul A. Miller said the Board of Education has discretionary power over providing school bus transportation. The remarks followed a meeting with residents and a lawyer representing city-wide parents protesting the 1956 transportation curtailment. The cutback, made to fund teacher raises, reduces several school services for the remainder of 1956.

Paul A. Miler Board of Education Miller Syracuse Harriett Kassel Gifford Plivy Louis Mariani Clayton D. Andrews

Police Clamp Down After Brother Fight Ends In Hospital

Officers confronted John Horton, 19, at 620 Tallman Street after his mother reported he had a gun though police said he did not. In the scuffle Walter Horton, 24, was injured and hospitalized with a cut ear and two broken ribs after clashing with Patrolman Robert Larison and Michael Burns. John pled not guilty to public intoxication and posted $300 bail for Sept. 1 court.

John IV. Horton Walter Young Horton Tallman! ‘St Robert Larison Hhe Larison Horton Polce Michael Burns Onondaga General Hospital Crouse- Irving Hospital John Truman H. Preston

Stiffer Tipsy Driver Penalties Charted

State Senator Searles G. Shultz led a public hearing on proposed tougher drunken driving penalties. Two bills would allow a limited operator license after conviction and convert driving while intoxicated from a misdemeanor to an offense with harsher penalties. Lawmakers and officers weighed risks, blood test gaps, and consent issues and discussed adding consent prompts to licenses.

Searles G. Shultz Skaneateles Ule're Nat Tevine Tm Farras Board of Supervisors Special Joint Legislative Committee Shultz Dana Wortman Syracuse Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Wortman Charles Bowers St. Lawrence County Bowers Julius Volker Erie County William J. Reid Washington County John Furey Kings County

Great Grandmother Annie Eason Celebrates 95th Birthday

Mrs Annie Eason a longtime resident of Case Nursing Home celebrated her 95th birthday with a party at her daughter Mrs William Slack's home at 602 S Terry Rd. Born August 16 1861 in Wales she bore 13 children though 11 died in infancy. Her son Morris E Eason a retired naval officer lives in Washington DC. The Eason family recalls entering the United States after marriage and settling in Cleveland later moving to Philadelphia and Syracuse in 1910. Active in earlier years she enjoyed visiting cards and embroidery. She leaves four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Annie Eason Case Nursing: Home Eason William Slack S. Terry Wales William Thomas Eason Cleveland Ohio Philadelphia Syracuse Case Nursing Home Lutie

Liquor Authority Penalizes Two Local Establishments

The New York State Liquor Authority announced actions against two local venues for alcoholic beverage control violations. Carlito M. Shepard restaurant license on Jordan Road Skaneateles R D Mottville suspended 30 days from Aug 20, with five days removed for a no contest plea. Helen Hnatke liquor store license at 715 S Geddes St suspended 25 days with five days removed for a no contest plea. Both cited for selling beverages to minors.

New York State Liquor Authority Resaurant Carlito M. Shepard Jordan Rd Skaneateles R. D Mottville Helen Hnatke S. Geddes St

Smoke fills three-story brick apartment building

A cardboard box ignited in a 132 W. Castle residence this morning, sending smoke through the three-story brick building. Firefighters from Engine 5 under Lt. Paul Larkin used a pike pole to ventilate the area and control the incident.

Warough W. Castle Engine 5 Paul Larkin

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