Summer Ice Carnival thrills 4000 Syracuse spectators
First annual Summer Ice Carnival at the War Memorial drew about four thousand fans. Some 400 skaters from 27 Syracuse parks performed in costumes loaned by Clinton Club. King and Queen were Michael Rowe and Barbara Ekert, crowned by Parks Commissioner William A. Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial
Syracuse Figure Skating Club
Rowe
Lewis I
Miss Ekert
Huntington I
William A. Barry
Syracuse
Clinton Figure Skating Club
Mary Lou Rolfson
Joseph Arciuoli
Municipal Recreation Commission
Lake Placid
H. L
Jack” Garren
Margaret E. Garren
Garren
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
United States Figure Skating Association
City Recreation Commission
City to Spend More in 53 Mayor Says
Mayor Corcoran halted a long budget hearing to declare the 1953 outlay will be higher. The budget totals 22,055,999.55 with wage increases adding about 230,000 and pension rises about 80,000. Department requests exceed last year by roughly 1,000,000 and will be pared to the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Board of Estimate
Police List State Fair Traffic Rules
State Fair traffic plans announced by Capt. John P. Rowan to prevent jams. Thirty five extra patrolmen join the Syracuse force and traffic will be routed via State Fair boulevard Bridge Street Solvay Milton Avenue during opening days and Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Rowan
Syracuse
George Easterly
Fair Ground
State Fair Blvd
Bridge St
Solvay
Syra
State Fair Bivd
Jury panel drawn for Titus bank fraud retrial in Syracuse
Federal officials named 80 jurors from the Syracuse area to retry Paul Titus of Auburn on bank fraud charges after a June verdict deadlock. The retrial is set for Sept 10 before Judge James T. Foley, with a long list of local residents eligible for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Titus
Auburn
Syracuse Trust Company
Iwi
James T. Foley
Syracuse
Harmon Warns Against Dumping In Van Rensselaer Area
Public Works crews clean illegally dumped refuse in the Van Rensselaer and North Geddes Street area. Commissioner Frank Harmon vows arrests and public shaming for violators and aims to finish cleanup before the State Fair opens. Envelopes and literature with names and addresses are being gathered for possible publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
van Rensselaer, N. Geddes St
Public Works
van Rensselaer and
N. Geddes St
Frank F. Harmon
Frank Harmon
John A. Kinney
N. Geddes ‘St
State Fair waives charges for schoolchildren during opening weekend
School children statewide may attend the State Fair free on the first two days, August 30 and 31, with the School Ticket shown above. The 267 acre Fair Ground admission is free for youngsters on Saturday and Sunday. Children must clip the ticket with name, city and school and present it at the Fair Crournnestes on the opening days. No tax will be collected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crournnestes
Ley Creek Expansion Possible If Creek Gets Lower Class
The Ley Creek sewage plant faces expansion or an outfall sewer to Lake If the New York Board assigns a D classification for the creek. An E or F rating could let the plant operate as an aeration unit for years. A classification report is due in October after a June public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Creek
Initto Onondaga Lake
New York Water Pollution Control Board
Clarence EF. Allis
Onondaga County Public Works Commission
Alberts
Sam E. F. Dappert
State Board
West Side
Ofa
Court St
Swansea Av
Teall Av
General Motors
Town Line Rd
Burglars Net Cash and Auto Accessories in Two Break-ins
Sheriff's deputies investigated two burglaries over the weekend. At Herman Fehlman Auto Service $298 in cash was taken from a desk drawer, plus rolls of coins and a $10 gold piece. Widewater Supply Co on Erie Boulevard East reported about $477 in equipment stolen, including twenty-two tires, two chrome wheel discs, and six gallons of anti freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fehlman
Widewater Supply Company
Erie Blvd. E
George Pacston
Albert Nicoletti
National Home Week Planning With Local Builders
The National Home Week Committee of the Better Builders' Association of Onondaga met with representatives from over 20 local stores and banks at Hotel Onondaga luncheon. William Charles Kelly outlined the history of Home Week and urged department stores banks and others to sponsor and promote the local observance from September 14 to 21 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Builders’ Association of Onondaga, Inc
Hotel Onondaga
William Charles Kelly
Builders’ Group
Kelly
Boys Suffer Arm Leg Fractures In Tree Falls
Daniel Gmyr 5 of 102 Horton Place East Syracuse treated at St Josephs Hospital for a compound fracture of the left forearm after falling from a tree in his ward. Thomas Dwyer 8 of 48 Homeland Drive North Syracuse released from St Josephs after injuries from a fall from a tree in Howlett Hill. The boy visiting his grandparents suffered a fractured left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gmyr
Horton Pl
East Syracuse
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Thomas Dwyer
Homeland Dr
North Syracuse
St. Joseph's
Howlett Hill
Bicyclist Suffers Leg Cut After Fall on Rough Street
Fifteen year old Joseph Clisson of 1907 W Fayette St suffered a deep cut on the lower right leg after tumbling from his bicycle at Milton and Emerson Avenues. He received twelve stitches at St Joseph's Hospital and was later released. Police said the fall was caused by a rough spot in the Milton Avenue pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clisson
W.fayette St
Ait Mikton and
Emerson
Avs
Clisson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosemary Merrer
Albany
Marlene Lene
Watertown
Walter Thornton
Lynn Neat
Utica
Margie Boyle
Lenore Ragonese
Beverly E. Miller
Paulette Mantalio
Rochester
Ed Murphy
WSYR
Skating Club of
Tulsa Figure Skating Club
Tulsa
Okla
Iarnival
Urciuoli
State Fair
Booth
Schieder
ATA
Optometrist
Optician
Estabrook Printing
Bowen, Perry & Fobes, Inc
Selina
Hart W. Abbe
Wilam C. Algetinger
Martin St
Donald M. Aiken
Marguezit
Virginia Albercht
Sumner
Ruth C. Aldridge
W. ‘Newell St
George L. Babson
Sedgwick
Ruth H. Bacon
Freeman
Rosalie M. Baldwin
Euclid
Charles F. Baumswerger
Anis
Bancruit
Columbus
Charles J. Baniewicz
Cody
Walter A. Barnhart
Wolcott
Bert A. Barton
S. Salina St
Donald B. Baxter
Brattie Rd
George H. Behnke
Genesee St
Florence
Bixby
Oakly Dr
Robert F. Brooks
Hubbell
Charles HB. Canfield
EL Favettes
George Mf. Canning
W. Beard
Birn Cardner, Jr
S. Salinasi
Frank FP. Clary
Darlington Rd
Arthur FL Cuffi
Warren E. Cook
Favetteville
Howard W. Cooper
Sunrise Dr
Leo J. Cullen
Berwyn
Catherine J. Dalton
W. Newell
Theodore S. Danielson
Shirley Dr
Maurice J. Dewey
Mary C. Flaherty
Herkimer St
Ann Furlong
Shotwell PLC
Rachel Hyman
Cambridge St
Ruth B. Hymes
Shuart
Harriet Jackson
Garfield
Libdbian L. Jacobs
Scottholm ‘Bivd
Charles E. Jenkins
Kelloge St
Raymond A. Johnson
Columbia
Harold C. Jones
Grant
Sidney R. Rales
Meadowcrook Jr
Saul Keillien
Edgehill Rd
Rosemond Kelly
Standish
Henry M. Kirk
Hickok
George W. Linder
Butternut St
Willem ¢. McDermott
Baker
Wayland Rd
Arthur J. Quinn
Bellevue Av
George A. Quist
R.D
Carl L. Reasel
Twin Hills
Louis Rigler
Bellevue
Edwin L. Sanborn
W_ Lafarette
Irene TH. Sands
E. Genesee Sr
Edward Talladay
Avondale
Albert Tardy
Berkley Dr
George S. Unley
Robineau
Patrick Vacco
Shotwell Pk
Carroll H. van Denburg
Circle Rd
Ralph G. van Epps
William H. Wadsworth
Ackerman
John E. Yarwood
Rugby Ra
J Myron Yaworsky
Newcastle
John F. Yohler
Madison St
Howard E. Young
Mooney Av
John F. Zell
W. Genesee St
Wilson H. Zimmerman
Hillsboro Pkr
G. Robert Zink
N. McBride St
Richard B. Amidon
Lafayette
Marion R. Baker
Baldwinsville
Glenn E. Bratt
Rose Pp
Edgcomb
Archibald W. van Gorden
DeWitt
Arzella Hil
Apulia
Arthur Klug
Nadrow
Julius A. Preston
Ruth J. Schell
Liverpool
Kinney
Cy Eae
X-Lee -T
Asce
Sherife
Lan
Salina
Raynor
Enurtone
RED Book
Miss Johnson
THE
Enurtone CO
Mr Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!