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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1956
Page
2
The court rejects a proposed clearing plant along a residential tract in Salina. The ruling blocks the project and affects local plans for the dry site, citing zoning and environmental concerns. Residents and officials react to the decision, outlining next steps and possible appeals.
Reading fragments describe interest in selling a railroad depot in Syracuse with mentions of a buyer, a judge, and municipal officials weighing options. The piece references a 1959 tender, potential waivers, and a possible foundation funded by moneyed buyers to purchase multiple stations, including talk of renting the depot and using low interest investments.
Syracuse University students Bob Evans and Bernie Forth, Aqua Kings divers, recovered three relics from a sunken ship near Thousand Island. They plan further dives at the St Lawrence to explore the sunken Sir Robert Peel and other wrecks, while documenting a cannon and anchor found at about 65 feet depth.
A jam in Police and Traffic Courts with one judge handling both prompts local attorney Laurence Wand to urge Mayor Mead and the Onondaga County Bar Association to act. Wand plans to seek Judiciary Committee action and proposes assigning a Municipal Court judge to relieve the bottleneck, as 1100 cases await disposition and defendants face long waits for hearings.
Plagued by day and night bladder discomfort the ad touts Don's Pulls a diuretic remedy. It claims to ease restless nights backaches and muscular pains by increasing kidney output and promises lasting relief after years of use with a national savings on new economy packs.
A four year old brindle boxer named Butch faces a life trial after allegedly biting Alva Stearns on Fergeron Park. Judge Ronald Crowley ordered bail by leash until Sept 10 as 15 witnesses prepare to prove the dog’s viciousness under Agriculture and Markets law while owners defend his friendly nature. Stearns required six stitches. children nearby recall the warm summer night incident.
A three person panel at Le Moyne College will discuss Liturgy in Personal and Family Life during the second evening of the Lay Apostolate Study Week. Panelists are Harold K. McGann and wife of De Witt, and Mary Lukas of New York City. Betty Wiley will moderate.
Bristol Patents Antifoam Agent Shalol Ladormenes today was granted a new patent for an antifoam agent incorporated into the sparger line in aerosol form to reduce required deforming agents and improve action in submerged fermentations. Working examples involve penicillin but the method claims applicability to other fermentations including antibiotics vitamins and chemicals. Inventor: Jacob S. Cash of Briss jets engineering division.
Samuel and Elizabeth Jackson of 602 Taylor St sue Morris G. and Anne Melncott owners for $1586 claiming overcharge of $25 monthly in rent from Sept 1, 1955, to present. They seek $3000 triple damages and $250 for attorney fees in Municipal Court.
Rabbi Benjamin Friedman of Temple Society of Concord received the Air Force leadership citation for outstanding service in February 1954 aiding religious and moral programs for Jewish personnel at the Northeast Air Command. The commendation, signed by Col. Peter A. Dunn, Nathan Thyining, and Maj. Gen. Charles T. Carpenter, notes the acceptance absence.
A New York State public wage hearing on the cleaning and dyeing industry will be held in the Onondaga County Supervisor's room. Police report two thefts netting about 135 dollars in goods. State Labor Commission will press for action at tomorrow's meeting with attendees including Nicholas Ferrante and Prof. N. Arnold Tolles.
The case OL vRMes' sentmore Cooper 61 of 140 S J Edwards Ave faces a leaving scene charge after allegedly striking Betty Low Browne 12 of Liverpool. Cooper pleaded innocent last Aug before adjournment to Monday. Betty Lou Browne, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Carlton Browne of 213 Second St, was injured a week earlier and treated at St Joseph's Hospital where her condition showed improvement per attendants.
The Dow Chemical Company of Midland Michigan grants a $2,000 fellowship to the State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University for basic research in cellulose. Sonn Trembley, 72, of the Ace Dr. Edwin C Jahn, dean of physical sciences, was found dead yesterday in a hotel room. He had been employed for ten years and was expected to start a new research program soon. Trembley and his wife were divorced.
Mayor Mead told school mothers clubs the bus service for 10,000 children rests with the Board of Education. He noted the city budget includes 29,800 for bus service and that reallocating funds would require board action, urging the group to appeal to the board while proposing a 500 annual raise for teachers if funds allow.
Debora Flor and a child suffered injuries when a vehicle struck as they crossed Route 28. The mother had a lower lip cut and facial bruises while the child sustained burns, knee injury, and multiple abrasions on both legs. Both were treated at a physician's office. Troopers Prsisch and Jorn Marnell from the substation investigated the crash.
Four boys aged 11 to 17 were brought before Children's Court after the Shes Department yesterday. They face charges of breaking into and wrecking a shack used as an office and tool shed at a Brooktondale sand bank.
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