Rochester Fair Queen Receives Key After State Victory
State Fair Queen Lucinne Crist, 16, arrived in Rochester after being named 1956 winner in Syracuse. Officials welcomed her at city hall as crowds gathered for Youth Week events. Police later investigated a street disturbance and weapon stash found near the Herald-Journal plant during the state fair week buildup.
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Rochester
Lucinne Crist
Syracuse
Frank Horton
Peter Barry
Matt
City Rall
Wade
Art Qwag
Sheriff's
Dopueé Flex
Mra. Leonard Crest
Thruway
I Main St
Seven Injured In Area Car Accidents
Seven people were injured in area auto crashes early today and yesterday. Mrs Marion Mudge of Bridgeport was among five hurt early today on Route 288 near Shepp's Corners. taken to University Hospital in good condition. Thomas Cahill, 21, of 125 Harrington Rd, admitted to St Joseph's with head injuries from a two car crash at Thompson's Rd and Burnet Ave at 2:35 am. passenger Nancy Sitch, 19, discharged after laceration treatment. Cahill was charged with dangerous driving after rear ending Gerald Flanagan, 21, of 105 Dudley St. in a third mishap at Madison and McBride Streets about 2:50 am. John Lipford, 26, and Claude Sizemare, 40, were treated for abrasions. both discharged. The woman driver was ticketed for dangerous driving after colliding with Charles Coughlin, 28, of Auburn at an intersection. In other crashes, a 5½-year-old boy and a woman were injured. George Banker Jr and injuries to a private physician in a home incident. A three-car crash on Geddes and Osco additionally injured a neck.
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Marion Mudge
ST. of Bridgeport
University Hospital
North Syracuse
Mudge
Shepp
Thomas Cahl
Harrington Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Andia
Thompson’ S Rd
Burnet Ave
Nancy Sitch
Calsoun Ave
Cahill
St Joseph’s
Gerald Flanagan
Dudley St
Madison
McBride Stas
John Lipford
Harjinson St
Breme‘xial Hospital
Claude Sizemare
Renwick PL
Hin
Charles Coughlin
Auburn
George Banker Jr
George Banker
Church St
North
Syracuse
Rute NM
Weitz
Lydell St
Geddes and
Osco Ste
Bonds Sold For Liverpool Central School District
Hal sey Stuart Co of New York purchased 2 070 000 dollars of Liverpool Central School District bonds at 3 percent. The bonds fund Chestnut Hill Junior High and Chestnut Hall Elementary constructions and Baley Road Elementary site costs. The firm was the lowest bid when opened in New York City. Craven Crawford, president of the Board of Education, said the Chestnut Hill schools are slated to be completed in fall 1957.
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New York City
Halsey Stuart Co
Liverpool Central School District
Chestnut Hi
Chestnut Hall
Baley Road
Craven Crawford
Board of Education
Chestnut Hill
Bad Fire Turns Into Corn Roast in Camillus
Sheriff dispatcher received a call from a Camillus resident claiming a bad fire behind Stanley Manor spreading while the caller stayed in pajamas. Deputy Checko found twenty residents roasting marshmallows around a car as Bud Stanley, a development contractor, had been burning a few trees and neighbors joined the scene.
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Camillus
Stanley Manor
Sherif John Checkosky
Bud Stanley
Machine Robbed at Gas Station Vending Site
A soft drink vending machine at a gas station on Micher and Court Streets was pried open last night and $7 in coins stolen, according to Lt. Deputy Sheriff Theodore Ziegler.
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Chine
Micher
Court St. Rots
Theodore Ziegler
Chickens Stolen From Nedrow Farm Behind Mrs Knox Home
Mrs. Thomas Knox of 126 W Conklin Ave Nedrow reported 47 three week Leghorn chickens stolen from a barn behind her house. The value was listed at 25 dollars. Deputy sheriffs Lynn Scammell and Robert Bowles investigated.
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Thomas Knox
W. Conklin Ave
Nedrow
Lynn Scammell
Robert Bowles
Amicitia Clambake Set for Tomorrow at Pleasant Point Manor
Amicitia Inc will hold a clambake at Pleasant Point Manor in Gem Mexico at 11 am tomorrow. Music will be provided for dancing and games are scheduled.
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Amicitia, Inc
Pleasant Point Manor
Gem
City Marines Rout ine in Mimic War at Camp Lejeune
Syracuse's 2d Tank Battalion concludes weeklong summer encampment with a parade and mock battle at Court House Bay. Citizen Marines staged a victory over regulars of the 2d Marine Division, capturing the tank park at 3 p.m. after heavy rain and winds. Marines visit beaches before next week's training at the life range. record day shooting slated Friday and departure Saturday morning.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
Syracuse
Court House Bay
Salt City
24 Marine Division
Leathernecte
2D Marine Division
Ampatibious
Joseph Lal Herson II
Genesee Park
2D Tank Battalion
North Carolina
Moran
Expectant Mother Polio Case Raises Vaccination Notice
An expectant mother who had not received the Sulkpola vaccine is the sixth imported polio case treated at City Hospital. Dr. Bigwood reports the 42-year-old from January was not vaccinated, vaccines now available to expectant mothers and others through commercial channels. The city inoculation program shows ongoing progress with first and second doses numbers, including expectant mothers, and totals of 43,782 first and second shots among 70,049 eligibles.
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City Hospital
City Health
Davitt
Bigwood
Fr Casey Emphasizes Parish Role in Apostolate Work
The Rev A Rowert Casey, assistant pastor at St John the Evangelist Syracuse, urged Mose attendees at Le Moyne College that the parish holds the primary place in the Apostolate. He said many will live and die within their parish, making parish life the bulk of Christian activity and the true spiritual home. He urged balance between parish groups and broader organizations, advocating humble Catholic action and practical service alongside study.
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A. Rowert Casey
St John the Evangelist Church
Syracuse
Mose
le Moyne College
Salvation of Souls
Jwork
Hub Cap Thetis Plague Sheriffs
The report notes a rough night for hub caps and sheriffs on 1856. It highlights the 4c hub cap issue as a nuisance affecting local cabs and public order.
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Hub
Cap Thetis
Sheriffs
Barton C Green Commissioned Sheriff Deputies Report
Deputies report Barton C Green son of Mrs. Green was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force. A car behind Fa Suerite Ave. had hub caps stolen valued at 16 to 20 dollars. Green, a Syracuse University graduate, has accepted a position with General Electric and will attend a technical sales training program before heading to Ft. Wayne Indiana.
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Sheriff's
Barton C. Green
Hub
Harold G. Green
Fa Suerite
Syracuse University
General Electrc Company
DeWitt
Ft. Wayne
Tion
Ind
Burglar Shoatz Wounded During Break-In at Tid S. Townsend
Immett Snoarz, 23, wounded in the legs by a homemade trap during a restaurant burglary on Tid S. Townsend St after Shoatz admitted two prior break-ins. He dashed a washroom door to trigger a shotgun rig. Judge Craig, owner of the restaurant, was booked as a material witness and paroled amid investigations of nine eastern-area burglaries.
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Immett Snoarz
Memorial Hospital
Shoatz
Tid S. Townsend St
Judge Craig
Ashworth Pl
Restaura
Ant
Jeastern
Youth Overdose Teen Rescued After Wooded Escape
Richard Uvbios, 17, reportedly ingested several dangerous pills prescribed by Dr. Joseph Braday. After a tense afternoon search by more than 15 volunteers, Hobson descended from a tree and was taken to Syracuse Psychiatric Hospital for examination.
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Richard Uvbios
Lee
Hodson
Glean Clult
Apubka Sunion
Thomas
Hobson
Cory
Joseph Braday
Fabius
St. Joseph’s Hospital
C. J. “Pat” Rooney
Bruday
Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital
DeLong Named Head of GE Electronic Components Division
Henry F. DeLong of Cleve has been appointed head of General Electric's new Electronic Components division overseeing the Lee Cathode Ray Tube Department. Since 1952 he managed GE's incandescent lamp operations in Ohio and will direct CRT manufacturing from Electronics Park with plants in Syracuse and Buffalo.
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Henry F. DeLong
Cle
General Elzie
Jon
Ohio
DeLong
Lee Cathode Ray Tube Department
Electronics Park
Syracuse
Buffalo
City Seeks to Keep Air Curbs Firm in State Debate
Syracuse officials plan to urge the State Legislature next January to avoid weakening local air pollution and smoke abatement ordinances. Mayor Mead and City Engineer Kelly said two proposed amendments would create an air pollution control board with four state department commissioners and three industry reps, plus municipal representatives. They argue for preserving strong local laws and similar to the State Building Code, minimum standards without superseding stricter local codes.
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Mead
Potter W. Kelly
Window Washer Lands on Feet at Grover Cleveland Apartments
A window washer fell from a third floor window at the Grover Cleveland apartments 1700 University Ave. He landed feet first and was reported in good condition at University Hospital. Rosatia DeCareclo, 25, of 2206 Willis Ave., said he suffered bruises and shock but survived the fall.
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Uniiversity Hospital
Rosatia DeCareclo
Willis Ave
Polite
fGrover
Cleveland
University Ave
Hospital Staff Donates Blood at Syracuse Center
Syracuse Memorial Hospital staff donated 50 pints to the Syracuse Regional Blood Center. William Waite led the drive, with 11 operating room staff, 80 percent of X-ray technicians, and many off-duty employees donating. Six resident interns served as doctors for the operation. Donor days are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Syracuse Reggional
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Wiliam Waite
S. Warren St
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