Barbers Union Denies Immediate Haircut Price Hike
Local 13 AFL-CIO denies a planned rise in men's haircut prices though new Onondaga County group forecasts increases to 1.50 within a month and 2.00 in six months. Leaders cite higher shop costs and wartime defense needs while disputing claimed union supports.
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AFL- Cio
Leslie Algier
Charles Aspirinio
Onondaga County Barbers and Bonuticians Association
Tnc
Algier
Aspirino
Hit by Auto Man Suffers Broken Leg
A Buffalo man, Barnet S. Weiner, 36, is hospitalized at St Joseph's with a broken leg after a snow storm collision one mile north Hastings on Route 11. The driver James S. Bobbett, 24, of 214 Brampton Rd, was in a 4 car crash. a third car driven by Carl Van Kamp, 35, of Iroquois Ont, also involved. Several other injuries and tickets result from multiple two car accidents at local intersections amid the storm.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hastings
Barnet S. Weiner
James 5
Bobbett
Brampton Rd
Carl van Kamp
Iroquois
Ont
Carmella LaSkomb
Westmoreland Ave
Genesee St
Ruby Bradford
Fayette St
Marie Reith
Chittenango
William Sullivan
Bradford
Miss Reith
Gifford
Niagara Sts
Anthony J. Giaramella
Davis St
William H. Carr
Gifford St
Ciaramella
Niagara St
Isabella Carr
Harry L. Dunbar
Willamae ‘Dr
Norman R. Johnston
North Syracuse
Willamae Dr
Turtle St
Madeline Johnston
Johnston
Lodge Awaits Hussein Reply
The Louis Marshall Lodge of Syracuse B'nai B'rith reported no reply to its invitation for Dr. Ahmed Hussein ambassador of Egypt to the United States to address a lodge session. President William Kosoff said the invitation was mailed earlier this month seeking Hussein to present the Arab side of the Israeli Arab dispute.
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Louis Marshall
Syracuse
B'nai B'rith
Ahmed Hussein
United States
William Kosoff
Hussein
Faculty Art Show at Syracuse University Center
The Joe and Emily Lowe Center at Syracuse University will hold a faculty art show tomorrow at 307 University Place with a public reception from 4 to 6 p.m. A separate brief notes a dog bite incident at McKinley School playground injuring eight year old Maney Butler of 1150 Cannon Street, treated for a left elbow injury.
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Joe and Emily Lowe
Syracuse University
University Pl
McKinley School
Maney Butler
Cannon St
Le Moyne opens season with bonfire parade queen crowning
Le Moyne College marked the basketball season with a bonfire float parade and a queen crowning. Mary Janet Maher of Utica was chosen queen from five candidates, crowned by last year’s queen. The 190 floats featured an Industrial Relations Club entry “We'll Rocket Past Manhattan.” The team opens at Siena College in Albany with a 20 car motorcade and a ceremonial procession.
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Mary Janet Maher
Kemble Rd
Utica
LeMoyne College
Maureen Judge
Maher
Industrial Relations Club
Manhattan
Siena College
Albany
Tommy Niland
Vincent M. Ryan
S.J
Dézy
le Moyne
Siena
Ten Colleges Hold Meek U N A Mock Security Council
Upstate New York college delegates role played ten nations in a morning model United Nations Security Council on the Suez Crisis. Harpur College fed Iranian proposal urging Egypt to control the Suez Canal. USA backed Japan admission but Soviet veto blocked it. Final session on Soviet interference in Hungary set for 1:30 p m. Schools and hosts listed with participants and sponsors from Syracuse University.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Wcll Dcnoool
Harpur College
Efect
Egypt
Suez Canal
Herald-Journal
Japan
U. N
United States
Soviet Union
Gary
Cornell University
United Kingdom
Colgate University
Russia
Hobart
Yugoslavia
Utica
Australia
Skidmore
Cuba
St. Lawrence
Peru
Harpur
Iran
Oswego State Teachers College
Belgium
Alfred
France
Syracuse
Donald G. Bishop
Syracuse University
Mock U.N
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Injured by Auto In Park Lot Collision on South Geddes Street
Police report that Jo Ann Coughlin of 1041 Grand Ave sustained a sprained wrist and a knee abrasion after colliding with a car emerging from a parking lot on South Geddes Street yesterday.
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Jo Ann Coughlin
Grand Ave
Jeff
S. Geddes St
Milky road pledge aids safer holiday season in Onondaga
The Onondaga County Alcoholic Beverages Board launches this year’s milk slogan campaign to curb accidents during the holidays. John W. Brown, executive officer, says the drive is cosponsored by the Central New York Tavern Keepers' Assn. and endorsed by Chief Harold Kelly and Sheriff Albert F. Stone. Hotels taverns bartenders and wait staff are urged to cooperate for a safer season.
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Onondaga County Alcoholic Beverages Board
John W. Brown
Central
Fire Arouses Large Coal Pile At Stickley Yard
A large soft coal pile at Stickley Furniture Co yard on Burnet Avenue was ignited when hot ashes dumped near the Lats pile set railroad fires ablaze. Engine Company 17 extinguished the blaze last night.
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Engine Co
Stickley Furniture Co
Burnet Ave
Teacher urged to Prosecute in Roosevelt Junior High incident
Richard E. Daly a Roosevelt Junior High School teacher urged to press charges after a 15 year old pupil punched him breaking his nose and causing facial bruising. Superintendent Dr Paul A Miller supported legal action while Daly seeks to protect discipline in a troubled school.
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Rooosevelt
Richard E. Daly
E. Seneca St
Oswego
Paul A. Miller
Daly
Miller
Leon Burchard
Police Youth Bureau
Brighton Ave
Siena College
Robert Giambattista
I Daly
Syracuse General Hospital
Oriental Sculptures Displayed At Ringling Museum
The Ringling Museum in Sarasota displays 16 Oriental sculptures from John Ringling's collection, dated from the first or second century A.D. to the 12th, representing Jainism Buddhism and Hinduism. Photos were sent to a specialist for identification, and the works range from four feet to small fragments. The museum, now state owned, features Rubens, Raphael, Titian, Van Dyck, and Rembrandt works plus a 15th century Italian theatre. The Ringling residence and Circus Museum are also open to the public daily.
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John Ringling
Ringling
Ringling Museum of Art
State of Florida
Peter Fay Rubens
Raphael
Titian
van Dyke
Rembrandt
Art Museum
Ringling Residence
Museum of the American Circus
Man Injured in Fall at Geddes Hotel
George E. Meyers aged 58 of 501 S Geddes St was taken to University Hospital after cutting his scalp in a fall on the Geddes Hotel stairs. His condition was described as favorable.
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George E. Meyers
S. Geddes St
University Hospital
Geddes Hotel
Infant Girl Debra Barbato Dies From Accidental Asphyxiation
Six month old Deborah Barbato died of accidental asphyxiation, coroner ruled, noting pulmonary edema. She was pronounced dead at 11 a.m. at St Josephs Hospital after being found unconscious in a crib by her mother, allegedly from steam inhalation from a radiator with the vent off. Survivors include parents, a sister Diana, paternal and maternal grandparents, and several relatives. Funeral services set for 1 00 a.m. Monday at Pirro Sons Funeral Home. burial in Assumption Cemetery. viewing today and tomorrow.
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Deborah Barbato
Harry Gilmore
Diana
Pasquale Barbato
Sophie Kowalski
Schenectady
Rocco Barbato
Theresa Greco
Pirro & Sons Funeral Home
Louis ¥. Riello
St.* Church
Assumption Cemetery
Three Factors Seen Aid To the Vote
Syracuse University official Dr. Stuart Gerry Brown outlined three factors aiding Eisenhower’s reelection at a Lipship Clearing House Conference in Albany. He cited voter satisfaction, Democratic foreign policy weakness, and the Eisenhower father image as key elements. Other speakers included Mil ton D. Stewart and Lawrence M. Rulison, with Harlan Cleveland introducing the session. The event anticipated a panel on future direction featuring Republican and Democratic county leaders and a former Democratic candidate.
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Stuart Gerry Brown
Syracuse University
Eisenhower
Brown
Upstate New York
Citizenship Clearing House
L.U
Jeff Stevenson
Milton D. Stewart
Harriman
Lawrence M. Rulison
Onondaga County
Harlan Cleveland
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizership and Public Affairs
Charles Schoeneck
Robert White
Cayuga County
William H. McKeon
Carl Spad
Republican State Committee
Edward Crawford
Oswego County
Thomas J. Lowery Jr
Santa to Fly in From North Pole at Hancock Field
Santa arrives by plane at noon on Thursday at Hancock Field Syracuse inviting all Syracuse and Central New York children to greet him. He flies in from the North Pole workshop where toys are made year round with Blitzen the reindeer. Skaneateles Rotarians will transport children from Auburn Oneonta and Syracuse for lunch hosted by the Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa
Syracuse
Hancock Field
Central New York
North Pole
Skanealeles Rotarians
Auburn
Oneonta
Chicken Supper and Fire Alarm Incident Today
The Ladies District Auxiliary of the American Pension Club hosts a chicken supper in the APC Auditorium at 220 E Washington St from 5 30 to 7 pm today. Firemen respond to an alarm at Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity house 712 Comstock Ave at 12 43 am today. no fire, overheated incinerator tripped the alarm.
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Ladies District Auxiliary
The
American Pension Club
APC
E. Washington St
Sigma Alpha Mu
Comstock Ave
Burglary Ends with 15-Foot Skylight Fall at Local Diner
A heavy-footed intruder tried entering Mert's Restaurant at 530 E. Jefferson St by a second floor window. He fell 15 feet through a skylight onto a wooden cutting board in the kitchen, leaving without taking anything. Patrolmen report bent iron bars and possible injuries.
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Mert’s
E. Jefferson St
Thomas Stassi
John Mulligan
Grover seeks debt discharge in Canton Warners bankruptcy
Utica court records show Harry J. Grover a Canton Street car salesman from Warners petitions for release from debts totaling 9759 with no assets. Mildred C. Grover, his wife, lists debts of 7188 and assets of 750 mostly household goods. Mortgage on their residence was foreclosed within the year.
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Utica
Harry J. Grover
Canton St
Warners
U. S
Mildred C. Grover
Grovers
Sydney Cooper
Baldwinsville
Concert closes 25th New York State music conference
The New York State School Music Association wraps its 25th annual conference with a concert in Lincoln Auditorium as about 1,500 educators, from kindergarten to college level, conduct meetings through the three days. Officers will be elected this afternoon, and four ensembles from across the state perform following auditions.
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New York State School Music Association
Lincoln Auditorium
William Dawson
Tuskeegee Institute
Alabama
Marvin Rabin
University of Kentucky
Walter Becler
Ithaca College
Ray Yerger
Haverford
Syracuse
Harold Senderson
Auburn
Dean L. Harrington
Seaford
L. I
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