Legal Maneuver Delays Court Over Democratic Petitions
Judge McClusky grants DeBernardis a special appearance and delays action as District Attorney Wilson questions six subpoenaed witnesses about signatures on petitions endorsing Truman Preston for traffic court. The Board of Elections faces orders to show cause on Preston’s candidacy and on restoring 33 DeBernardis petition names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A
Stanley J. Laskowski
James J. Fahey
District Attorney’s Office
Dist
Arthur W. Wilson
DeBernardis
Ron
McClusky
Appellate Division
Dist. Atty
Trede Court
Truman H. Preston
Laskowski
Fahey
Wilson
Stanley
Paul C. DeBernardis
Democratic Organization
Supreme Court
Board of Elections
Preston
Election Board
Traffic Court Roundup Shows Licenses Held and Fines Set
Judge Truman H Preston imposes fines for speeding offenses across multiple locales. Edward Calishan faces a $100 fine with 60 days suspended and license revoked. Theodore Loomis and John R Smith receive smaller fines for speeding. Several drivers have licenses held or pending until September or under suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Edward Calishan
Genesre Bt
Garden City
Grant Blvd
John R. Smith
Baldwinsville
Philip T. Minor
Swenton
Vames
Joseph J. Neri
Jones Rd
State Fair Blvd
Bent
Newcastle Rd
W. Pavette Bt
Cormorant Fishing in Japan a Thousand-Year Tradition
The National Geographic Society notes that Japanese fishermen have used trained cormorants to catch fish for about a millennium. This traditional method involves birds diving for fish while fishermen control and retrieve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Syracuse Business Bulletin predicts record 1955 growth
The August Business Conditions Bulletin from the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce reports no recession this summer and forecasts a record 1955, noting favorable employment, steady demand across sectors, stronger manufacturing openings, and a 10 percent rise in department store sales for late July. Deposits at local banks increased with more savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
State Employment Service
The
Bulletin
Onondaga County
Hanna Fires Back at Moses Quip Over Parks Council Role
Utica report notes Edward A. Hanna attacked Robert Moses after Moses dismissed Hanna’s bid to remove him as chairman. Moses said he laughed at reporters, while Hanna blasted Moses as fearing a public investigation into alleged park system irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Edward A. Hanna
Robert Moses
State Parks Council
Moses
Gov
Harriman
Hanna
Hitler
Stalin
Bresadola Named On Committee
Henry L. Bresadola executive vice president of Geddes Savings and Loan Association Solvay was named a member of the committee on state legislation of the Savings Association League of New York State. David Ford league president announced today. The committee handles state legislative matters and liaises with the Legislature Banking Department and other state departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Bresadola
Geddes Savings and Loan Association
Solvay
Savings Association League of New York State
David Ford
Halson
Banking Department
Savings and Loan Bank of
State of New York
Syracuse Lions Club Luncheon Speaker to Address Traffic Issues
Councilman Harold Roderick will address the Syracuse Lions Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 pm in the East Room of Hotel Syracuse. He will discuss Syracuse traffic problems followed by a question and answer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Roderick
Syracuse Lions Club
Syracuse
Syracuse Million Dollar Days Sparks Downtown Bargain Rush
Syracuse shoppers flocked to the downtown area for the first day of Million Dollar Days as eighty stores join the event co sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Divvy Dollars offer chances to win thousands in prizes including furniture appliances and apparel. winners claim prizes at the Chamber of Commerce with numbers published in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
S. Warren
Syracuse Herald - American
Syracuse Post-Standard
Acme Super Markets
the Addis Co
Albert's
Albino’s, Inc
Alice Dress Shop
Baby Furniture Co
A. S. Beck Shoe Corp
Blanche LaClair
Bond Clothes
the Boys & Prep Shop, Inc
Brett Jewelers
the Trophy Shop
the Busy Bee
Catholic Shop, Inc
C. E Chappel & Sons, Inc
Cottage Bake
David's Specialty
Delta Hosiery
Dey Bros. & Co
D'Jimas Furs, Inc
Economy
E. W. Edwards & Son
the Fabric Center
Field's Millinery
Flair & Co
Fleischer's
Line
Freudenheim’s
Franklin ‘Furniture Co
M. Goldberg & Sons
B. F
Goodrich Co
Alex Grant’s Sons
W. T. Grant Co
Grady’s Luglyage and Sports Shop
Helena Fashions
Stenry’s Jewelers
Warren Street
N.Y
U S Route 20 Free Way Group to Hold Election Meeting
Five board members from each business association on Routes 5 20 will be invited to the election meeting of the U S Route 20 Free Way Association of New York State Inc Representatives from several associations met in Waterloo in the Chamber of Commerce rooms and Donald Francis of Pompey gave a progress report The group discussed using the name freeway with the recommendation to clear it through legal channels before use by all involved The matter was initiated by Michael P Vadala of the New York State Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of New York State, Inc
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Donald Francis
Pompey
Michael P. Vadala
New York State Department of Commerce
Marine Held for AWOL After Claiming Robbery
Anthony M. Baccaro a 23 year old Marine is jailed at Sampson Air Base stockade on an AWOL charge after an inquiry at Camp LeJeuns N C showed he was two days overdue. He said he was hitchhiking toward Elmira and was assaulted after a car pickup near the Ithaca Shopping Plaza losing $25 plus identity and leave papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony M. Baccaro
Ithaca
Sampson Air Base Stockade
U.S. Naval
Camp LeJeuns
N.C
Robert Jones
Baccaro
Elm
Trumansburg teen dies after hitchhiking accident
Funeral arrangements for Justin Yager 13 of Town of Covert are set at Rhodes Funeral Home. He died at 7 25 p m after being struck on Halls Corner Road near Route 96 by Walter Hausner 25 of Interlaken. Coroner cites internal injuries and possible skull fracture. Trooper Pensiero notes Yager, who was hitchhiking with Philip Wellin 14, tried to run across the highway and was struck by the right front fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes Funeral Home
Trumansburg
Justin Yager
Covert
Tompkins Memorial Hospital
Ithaca
Halls Corner Rd
John Mulford
Lodi
Sebastian C. Pensiero
Ovid
Yager
Philip Wellin
R. D. Trumansburg
Penslero
Walter Clifford Hausner
R. D. Interlaken
S. B. Folts
Interlaken
Suitor Arrested On Conduct Charge
Jack Gadbew 37 of 229 Burt St was arraigned in Police Court on a warrant for disorderly conduct sworn by Hazel Saben 127 Frisble Ct. The plaintiff alleges he visited her home on Aug 22 and persisted asking for dates. Bail set at 500 with case adjourned to Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gadbew
Burt ‘St
Hazel Saben
Frisble Ct
Gadbew
Truman H. Preston
Gaddew
State Fair Horse Show Adds Three Divisions
Two leading horsemen plan a 1955 State Fair Coliseum show with three new divisions Arabians Hackney ponies and Shetland ponies. Dwight W Winkelman remains superintendent and George A Ebelhare Sr Pottsboro Pa is named manager to streamline the event and finish earlier each day. He has 40 years in horse showing and started with his son in hunters and jumpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight W. Winkelman
George A. Ebelhare
Pottstown
Ebelhare
Pleads Not Guilty In Assault Case
A. M. McBride Street man faced third degree assault charges after arraignment before Judge Truman H. Preston in Police Court. He pleaded not guilty and was held until September 1 for a hearing. Raymond Adams, 35, of 808 South McBride Street, allegedly struck Andrew Madison of 525 Cedar Street during a quarrel, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride St
Truman H. Preston
Raymond Adams
S. McBride St
John Mulligan
Tom Stassi
Andrew Madison
Cedar St
Guilty Plea In Bad Check Case Filed At Police Court
Joseph Alivero 30 of 629 Carbon Street pleaded guilty in Police Court to passing a fraudulent check. Judge Truman H. Preston set bail at 1000 dollars and adjourned for sentencing to August 27. Police say on December 24, 1954 he gave a 550 dollar check to Charles Ragonese 601 North Salina Street knowing funds were insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alivero
Carbon St
Truman H. Preston
Alivero
Charles Ragonese
N. Salina St
Numerous weddings listed across Syracuse area August dates
Mr. and Mrs. Carl KF Bliss conduct nuptial notices for couples at addresses on Clark Street East Syracuse Fulton and other local roads. Aug 12 to Aug 22 mark multiple ceremonies with partner names, street addresses, and spouse initials in structured notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bona To
Carl KF. Bliss
Jean E. Prawarca
Clark St
East
Syracuse
Lesiie BE. Brock
Arvena Inn. Hansen
Fulton
Edmund W. Romocki
Faerice M. Kobusink
Leon St.a
Russell A. DeForest
Lorraine M. Dbanquer
Catherine F. Duffy
Ford A Ave
Donald G. Sears
Alice R. Jarvis
Midland Ave
Edward C. Barlow
Violanda A. Laurenzo
Townsend Br
Louis A. Colozzi
Victoria A. Farnach
Lynnhaven
Charles J. Kruczkowski
Salina
Benjamin J. ‘Tomkiell
Margaret
Solomon
Hickory Bt
Dennis _H. Coleman Jr
Mary A. Eccles
Oak Bt
Gregory A. Xedis
Madeline Be Coleman
Syracuse RD
Rocco Lattanzio
Angela
Converteno
Melrose Ave
George A. Evans
Dorothy M. Chavoustis
Grumbach Ave
Anthony Burns
Josephane A
Butternut St
Arthur L. Kipp
Carol J.krela
B.D
Donald C. Alexander
Sally T. Vickrick
Comstock PL
Dominic Garofalo
Lucy Eee
Russell Lane
James W.thelen
Fitzerbeth A. Robinson
Myers Rd
East Byracuse
Aus
Andrew P. Varso
Josephing
Bailey
Sunatruck
Vernon I
Bertha A. Aldrich Orwell
Andrew Dinonfs
M. Kires
Allen Cheatnut &L
North Byracuse
Mrz
George M. Pax
Milenes
Bandy Creek
Prank T. Harrington
Angelo MM. Fuceoltito
Dorothy R. Santilla
Lodiat
Winsor Trovesdale
Younts
Niver Bt
Baldwinsidle
Ang
Robert Bre
Bunter Naetilerns
PRM
1. Green Jr
Joan Benin
Tatt Ave
Dean Viasala
Whirney
AL Henderson
Comstock Ave
Howard J. Growth
Gene Hees
Mesnohesei
Fenton H. Matunon
Pealine MM
Hamel
Rarold W. Pitaheay
Mary J. Pocaeany
Age AL Rizzo
Leone Hirrertan
Tomas B. Roberse Jr
Wacker
Mind Blank Woman Found In Parking Lot Amnesia Suspected
A woman about 61 years old, claiming no memory of who she is or her origins, was found shortly after midnight in a New York Central parking lot. State Troopers identified amnesia as the apparent cause and entrusted her to state police at Oneida after a railroad employee, Alan Sutton of Hirkville, RD 2, found her card bearing the name Leah Cutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Cc. G. Gritfin
K. A. Spaulding
Leah Cutler
Alan Sutton
Hirkville
R. D
Oneida
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Hancock Field
Air National Guard
Karl F. Hausauer
Simm
Bell & Howell
Mahy
Warren St
Optometrists
Opticians
Richard
Fiat
Catone
Herald-Journal Wire
Bresadola
H. J. Howe, Inc
Howard J Clothes
Irene Shop
Iroquois China Mart, Corp
Kempton’s, Inc
G. R. Kinney Co
Knil-Nook
Kresge Co
H. J. Lasher Hardware Co
Searbury Clothes
M. Lemp
Leonard Shoes, Inc
Lindemer’s
Lobel's
W. H. Lynch Shoe Co
Markson Bros
Marine Sports, Inc
McCarthy's
McCrory’s
Mill End
Morris Miller Fur
National Peanut Corp. Ormond
Onondaga Men
Park Brannock Co
Prosser
Whitney's Shop
Wilbur-Rogers
Wilsons Leading Jewelers
Winter's of Syracuse, Inc
L. A. Witherill, Inc
Wrights Fit-Rite
Sam Young Shoe
Zimmerman’s Home Furnishers & Jewelers, Inc
Marine
AWOL
New Merrick School
South Ave
Herbert L. Drake
Nelson A. Rode
Schrafets
Park 'N’ Shop
Madison St
Chrafets
South Warren ST
Onondaga Savings
Community Office
S. Salina
Raynor
Erie Blvd
Warren W. Fayette
Clinton
Fentrtea
South Salina & E
Genesee
Squih Salina
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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