Five Hurt In Traffic Accidents Throughout City
Five people were injured in multiple traffic crashes around the city. Colleen Currier, 12, of Fulton suffered a head injury in a two car crash on Route 48 north of Baldwinsville. Mary Bucenier, 40, of East Syracuse received a left leg injury after being struck on Kirkville Road. Candace Crouse, 7, of the Onondaga Indian Reservation sustained nose and hand injuries when a car collided with a parked vehicle following a tire blowout on Salina Street. Hiram Ormsby, 54, of Kirkville reported no serious injuries after aiding the pedestrian. Deputy sheriffs noted a wreck on Oak Street involving multiple vehicles. President of the event, Dr. John S. Wimbish, urged revival of New Testament Christianity in a related speech at the First Baptist Church, emphasizing peace and world mission ties.
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America
John S. Wimbish
Talks
Colleen Currier
First St
Fulton
First Baptist
Baldwinsville
Asia
Africa
Paull Will
Lysak
Seventh St
Christians Fulton
Alex Suborski
James St
North Syra
Suborski
Auto
Mons
Mary Buceniers
Grover St
Syracuse
University Hospital
Kirkville
Thompson Rd
Hiram K. Ormsby
Candace Crouse
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Lynn H. Conn
Harts
S. Salinast
Guilty Plea Entered in Fund Theft Case
JOSEPH H LEIGEL 49 of Baldwinsville admitted before Judge Leo W Breed he pilfered 380 dollars from Sears store between June and September. Sentence set for next Wednesday. Plea reduced to petty larceny from second degree grand larceny.
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Joseph H. Leigel
Ik. D
Baldwinsville
Sears-Shoebuck &Company
Leo W. Breed
Breed
Seigel
Joseph J. Debnar
Wolf Si
Attica State
Anal
Richard T. Settle
Wake An
Bearday
Servete
Bids Sought for Dormitory Site Grading at Mount Olympus
The university calls for contract bids at 2 PM December 9 for grading the Mount Olympus site for a women’s dormitory atop S U. Rough grading to start by December 15 if terms are suitable and should finish in six weeks. General contract plans go out December 14 with bids due around January.
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Mount Olympus
S.U
Woodbridge fined for dumping charge in Elbridge
Norman Woodbridge of RD 1 Edmeston paid a $25 fine after arraignment before Fred Wright of Elbridge Town Court. Trooper A S May arrested him Tuesday after seeing refuse dumped from a car on Route 8 near Elbridge. The report notes the incident involved dumping along a highway.
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Norman
Woodbridge
RD. 1
Edmeston
Office of the Peace
Fred Wright
Elbridge
A. S
Club to Discuss Delinquency Curb
The North Syracuse Veneratic Club will meet at 8 P.M. tomorrow in the home of John Duffy 412 Ferousan Ave to discuss strategies for curbing delinquency.
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North Syracuse Venoratic Club
John Duffy
Ferousan Av
Arbitration Talks Resume In Adirondack Carpenters Wage Dispute
Arbitration on a wage dispute between the Adirondack and Vicinity Council of Carpenters and contractors at Plattsburg Air Force Base resumes December 17. The first session reduced the three man board to one and assigns the final decision to Ralph Kharas of Syracuse University College of Law. Nine contractors argue a master agreement calls for arbitration.
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Adirondack and Vicinity
Council of Carpenters
Plattsburg Air Force Base
Milton Frey
Council of ‘Carpenters
Donald Davies
Builders Association
Ralph Kharas
Syracuse
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Palsy Foundation
Alfred Wright
Kiwanis Club of
Onondaga
William Fitzpatrick
Cerebral Palsy Foundation
S. I. Robinson
Lionel Grossman
R. P. Palgreen
Kiwanis Club
Lyric Circus
Ellen Sovie
Caughdenoyrd
Town of Clay
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Meemorial
Op- Grove
W. French
Donald Hollenbeck
Salina St. R.D
Cleveland
Donald Barnello
Kempton
Hemptons
Lady's
Buxton
Kempton’s
S. Saline St
Sims
Bowne Hall of Chemistry
Gerard Wooley
Wooley
Birchbold
Carpenters
New Yorksihe
John Milton Motor Lodge
Quality Courts
A.A.A
Howard Johnson's
de Witt
Milton Motor Lodge
Howard Jormon’s
Houte 5
Fayetteville Rd
Wells
Pee Wee Wells
Coverly
Salina St
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