Debut of Summer Ice Carnival by Syracuse skaters
Nearly 300 Syracuse children join more than a dozen external skaters for the first annual Summer Ice Carnival at the War Memorial. Mary Lou Rolfson coaches local youths while the Garrens produce the show with eastern directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Ruth Reich
New York City
War Memorial
Luke Placid Club
Syracuse
Syracuse Figure Skating Club
City Recreation Commission
Aready
Mary Lou Rolfson
Troy
R.P. Skating Club
Bonnie Barton
Betsy Fine
Marty Osterhout
Sue Augenaugh
Brenda Barton
Clinton Figure Skating Club
Ken Iles
Regina McManus
Clinton Four
Lake Placid
Margaret Ann Graham
Hugh C. Graham, Jr
Tulsa
Figure Skating Club
Leap Foiled by Police Woman 16 Held in Buffalo Window Rescue
Syracuse girl Nancy Jane Sidmore, 16, was held for observation in a Buffalo hospital after attempting to leap from a third story Salvation Army building window. Three officers restrained her as she threatened death over living with her grandfather. The girl, previously listed as Nancy Jane Steadman, ran away after a shopping spree and sought Salvation Army aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Buffalo
Salvation Army
Nancy Jane Sidmore
Fenton St
Mary Steadman
Nancy Jane Steadman
Memorial Hospital
M Memorial Hospital
Stedman
Sidmore
Father Baker
Farm Accident Leaves Man With Amputated Hand
Edward J. Paro, a farmer from South Onondaga, lost his right hand after being pitched from a tractor and dragged over by a mower bar. He was hospitalized at Syracuse General Hospital. A second incident in West Geneseeport Camillus saw Ertl Denti treated for a possible fractured left ankle after stepping into a woodchuck hole while loading baled hay at St. Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward .J
Paro
South Onondagard
Syracuse General Hospital
Emtom
Ertl Denti 63
West
P O Project Partly Done at Federal Building
Workmen move to the north side of the loading platform on the Federal Building's N Frankl in side after finishing the south side. The $268 200 project aims for January completion with a freight elevator planned between basement and second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Franklin
Francis C. Haischer
South Side
Haischer
Teachers Ask Court to Kill Pay Ruling
The Syracuse Federation of Teachers seeks a declaratory judgment to void a Board of Education salary rule requiring degrees for advancement. Percy M. Hughes, board president, was served summons. Kathleen Colbert, a 29 year veteran, sues over denial of maximum pay for lacking certain college degrees. The federation argues the July 1952 deadline and salary schedule rules violate statute and ignore experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Percy M. Hughes
New York
Whea Akeae
Hiegal
Federation
Hathleen Colbert
DeKunney School
Syracuse
Miss Colbert
Percy J. Hughes
False alarm at St Marys church fire call
A reported blaze at St Marys Macsdono Bulgarian Eastern Orthodox Church at 175 W. Brighton Ave. turned out to be a vigil light burning normally inside. An engine responded at about 1 A M after a woman raised the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Macsdono
Brighton Ay
Auto Insurance Rates Rise In City and Area Today
State insurance department announces an 18 percent rate hike for auto liability in Syracuse and neighboring townships Camillus De Witt Geddes Manlius Onondaga Salina. Rates for suburban areas are slightly lower. A new demerit system offers a 10 to 20 percent reduction for careful drivers effective November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Camillus, de Witt, Geddes, Manlius
Onondaga
State Insurance Department
Car Crash Leaves Man in Critical Condition in Liverpool
Reported in a series of accidents Joseph Weis man 31 of Oron Parkway apartments Liverpool suffered neck injuries a possible internal injury a cut forehead and a fractured nose after his car rammed a detour sign and crashed into reinforcement piles at the East End Bridge under construction Deputy Sheriffs Clarence Walker and Aldo Maroli helped extract him He was initially taken to Onondaga Hospital then transferred to Memorial Hospital Other accidents nearby injured Leonard Nelson Bronson 37 and Irwin G Dunn 20 with various bruises and injuries. Duke Pierce drove Dunn to Crouse Irving Hospital in another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Weisman
Oron Parkway
Rpool
Mpital
Weismen
Hichpridge Rd
Pridgs
Clarence Walker
Aldo Maroli
Onondaga Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Irwin G. Dunn
Maple St
Sycamore
Ind
Lake Shore Rd
Maple Bay
Harvey E. Pierce
N. McBride Sr
Dunn
Pierce
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Union Label Week Slated in Syracuse Proclaimed
Mayor Corcoran signed a proclamation designating September 17 as Union Label Week in Syracuse. He urged consumers to support stores displaying the union emblem and asked distributors to feature union label merchandise. Sponsors are the American Federation of Labor and the Union Label Trades Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Syracuse
American Federation of Labor
Union Label Trades Department
Wiliam H. Maxon
New York State
William §. Quinn
Syracuse Federation of Labor
William H. Maxon
State Union
Nicholas Ferrante
Crippled Man Hires Onondaga Workshop Inspector Role
A 42 year old man confined to a wheelchair gains a job as an inspector for 30 000 pieces at Crouse Hinds through the Onondaga Workshop for the Handicapped. The workshop at 22 Clinton Street has provided work for eight handicapped workers in its Industrial Division and three in the toy department since opening two months ago, with 54 applicants waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanaging
Rensselaer Polytechnic
H. L
Jack” Garren
Margaret
Garrens
Lake Placid
Cronse- Hinds Co
Onondaga
Donald Pomeroy
Onondaga County Home Auxiliary
Crouse-Hinds Co
Onondaga Workshop
S. Clinton
150 Leaders in New Who's Who Listing for Syracuse
The 1952-33 edition of Who's Who in America lists 150 Syracusans with biographies. Names include Frederica Allen Richard E P Anareas Emily T Barley and many others, with six additional locals named from Syracuse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frederica Allen
Richard E. P. Anareas
Emily T. Barley
Thomas J. Corcoranzy S. Fraser
Aiparr J. George
He. PB. Gray
Walter M. Higley
William L. Imes
Alexander F. Jones
Raymond A A. Katzeil
Charles Loewner
James Mari
Leland D. McCormac
Sanford B. Meech
Charles C. Noble
Fr .R. Pistor
Norman L. Rice
Lewis C. A. Marion Ze C. Smith
Jens V. Sourhee Floyd
Allport
Paul S.arandrews
Esfel
Paul H. Appleby
Paso B. Armstrong
Carlyle M. Ashley
Ernst An Avaner R. Baker
O. T. Barck, Jr
Jerome D Barn
Donald
Childs
Earl F. Church
Melrite Clark
Wilson G. Cole
Henry W. Capox
Finla G. Crawford
George B. Cresser
Pact
Richard S. Farr
J. Howard Ferguson
Walter A. Foers
Fredrickson
William FP. Galpin
Rosy S. Gandess
W. P. Graham
George W. Grar
John L. Haley
Stewary FL. Hancock
Simeon T. Hurst
Eelen W. Hackler
Harry J. Hellman
Harry Hesner
Hunley W. Herrinstan
Irving J. Eigsee
Martha E. Hilton
Gordon D. Boosie
EC. Hughes
Joseph S. Dick Preston E. James
Mars
William J. Re Earle
Machold
Malcolm MacDinaid
D. Marcell
Roscoe C. Mardall
Melvin
Myron
Melv
Wmsenut
Albert B. Merril
Roben Miller
Louis Mittchellser
Ethel Fl Munds
Howard Nelli- Dere
Lexs
Roy S. Nicholson
Graeme O'Geran
Ed B. Patten
Malcol Poister
Charles J. Santos Ellsmon
Ernest Reed
John T. Reeves
Edward Reifenstein
Paul J. Sedewick
Warren Shepard
Willam M._ Satalwood
Edith A. Smith
Harry P_ Smith
T. A Sa Sete
Southles Cres Samuel N
PLS
Ae Tun ‘ Poe Toles
Meurice
BE. Troyer
Howard T. Wiels
Cloud Wampier
Paul W.ward
Herman Welskollen
Wesley R. Wells
Syracuse
Price
Dewatti
Lile Spencer
Fayette
Charles D. Take
R. Walter Eriehman
Talis
Repair Work Under Way in Greek Row at SU
Syracuse University crews are finishing repairs and painting at sorority and fraternity houses in Greek Row, with hammers and saws audible across the hill area. The work targets Alpha Chi Rho, Pi Beta Phi, and Alpha Omicron Pi as students return next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Hil
Betty Coed
Joe College
Alpha Chi Rho
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Omicron Pi
City to Study Garbage Disposal Options
Mayor Corcoran approves a six month study by Laurence J. O'Toole on incineration and landfill disposal of city garbage. The survey will examine incinerator construction costs land needs equipment and hauling rates and compare methods with New York and eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny le Bell
Syracuse
Don Jacoby
Dolores Behan
Jacoby
New York City
Virginia Haynes
Lake Placid
Behan
Bob Pichette
Canada
United States
Corcoran
Laurence J. O'Toole
O'Toole
New York
Publisher Amberg urges citizens to meet power with responsibility
Richard H. Amberg publisher of The Post Standard spoke at the Delaware SBantist Church lawmen’s services on “The Responsibility of Power.” He warned that modern power brings greater duties for individuals and nations and urged aid through Community Chest and other agencies while challenging the idea of being one’s brother’s keeper and stressing self-help and international responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Sbantist
Richard H. Amberg
Post ~ Standard
Amberg
Community Chest
Cain
Man Dozes on Rochester Bus. $364 Stolen
Chester Fever 32 of Oswego dozed on a Rochester to Syracuse bus and woke to find $364 missing from his pocket. Four others totaling $534 in cash 75 watch and 35 photo gear were also reported stolen to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Fever
Osweso
Rochester
Syracuse
Marie Reese
S. State Sr
John Fogarty
Polio Cases Climb as City Reports New Infections
Two new polio cases bring the yearly total to 46 in the city health department update. A 12 year old girl from Hempstead visiting Baldwinsville and an 11 year old West Side youth are patient cases, as Health Commissioner C A Sargent reported. The year shows a substantial rise over 1959 and 1958 totals, with most cases linked to Syracuse and outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Frank Harmon
Moe
Harmon
C. A. Sargent Jeans
O’toole
Hempstead
L. 1
Baldwinsville
West Side
C. A. Sargent
Syracuse
Compatible Color TV Coming Soon says Baker
Washington report says field tests of a new color TV system should finish by early 1953. Systems would avoid obsolete existing receivers though ready technicians and defense hardware are needed. CBS and RCA cooperate while FCC decision favors CBS. No buyers for color converters yet as tests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washington
W. RB. G. Baker
Syracuse
General Electric Company
Electronics Farx
Columbia Broadcasting System
Radio Corporation of America
Baker’s
Marines Return From Korea Reach San Francisco
A group of four Syracuse Marines return from Korea and dock today in San Francisco aboard the USS Gen John Pere. They are S/Sergeant Myron G. Avchampau of 615 Hickory Street, Corporal Robert L. Baron of 129 Hampton Road, Sergeant Otake Molloyni, and Corporal David Eckel of 275 Briggs Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hores
San Francisco
Navy
John Pere
Myron G. Av‘champau
Hickory St. Corp
Robert L. Baron
Hampton Rd
Uunitioo
Okate Molloymi
Carp
David
Eckel
Briggs St
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Tonis
P.O
Fentye Eee
Salina
Leonard Nelson Bronson
Fitch
James G. Dow
Bronson
Union
Crouse-Hinds
New
Rives
Sidney Sanford
S. Townsend St
William Holden
S. Townsend
Laker
CBS
RCA
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Alin
Prion
Dezer Committee
Korea
Migrs
Bldg
Stote Fair Booth
First Trust
Thrifts
N.Y
Harrison
Harrison St
McBride
du Pont Paints
Selinz ET Edir Vign
Eastwood
James
Rickor Ave
Pts
Matsee Eh Insurance Corporation
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