Syracuse May Be Pilot Project In New National Traffic Study
Syracuse mayor Mead forges a potential pilot project with the National Committee on Urban Transportation to study city traffic needs and funding. Richard F. Torrey, secretary, says the new agency will pilot practical surveys, identifying required steps for solutions and possible costs.
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Syracuse
Richard F. Torrey
Mead
Vorrey
Natonal Assocalions
American Muni <Ipal Association
National’ Institute of Municipal Law Officers
International City Managers Association
American Public Works Associatias
U. & Barrau of Public Roads
Municipel Finance Officrs Assomplion
American Society of Planning
Committee On Urban Transportation
Torrey
Miami
Fla
Stanton Can Keep PWC Post to 1957 Building Progress
General Electric Public Works Commissioner Stanton plans to remain in his post until January 1957 as the third and largest building at the Industrial Park nears completion. The new 175,610 square foot facility will house offices, a lobby, lunch counter, and engineering sections and will employ about 700 workers.
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General Electric Com- Public Works Commissioner P
Charles S. Stanton
A.fand
Jone J. Ferrell
Tom
New York
Commission On Pensions
Jary
Farrell
Slanton
Shelp
Martal Athead
Une Commission
Selectronic “Heroe Centers
Stanton
Sioner
Pakings
Industrial Park
Meads
Pew
Finance
George H. Bedford
Systems Center
Saber
Mead Tool
Lhe
Hmee Engineering Laboratory
Charles Hanna
Fana
Huill
Rudaton
HEE Unis
Mmee Engieering
Electronics Park
Thompson Rd
Inqustrial
Syracuse Industrial Fork Corp
Eagan Real Estate, Inc
Court St
Paroled After Eviction Arrest
A Montgomery Street man was paroled today after an arrest for refusing to comply with an eviction order. Oscar Lloyd of 751 Montgomery Street was paroled by Judge James Farrell. After failing to leave the premises, city marshal John Surino Jr. and parole officer John Brolan forced entry and arrested him last night. Lloyd’s four parakeets, a canary, and two dogs were removed from the property and sent to the SPCA.
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Montgomery St
Oscar Lloyd
Toys Scattered Could be Elves
Deputy Sheriff Frank Rice reported someone entered Edna Stone residence at 117 Greenridge Dr Manlius yesterday and took Christmas candy and three half dollars. Toys were scattered about and a diamond ring was left untouched, suggesting juvenile burglars entered through an unlocked cellar door and scattered the items in the cellar and upstairs bedroom.
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Frank Rice
Edna Stone
Greenridge Dr
Sandra Grosso II Admitted for Chicken Pox at City Hospital
Sandra Grosso II, four, daughter of Fire Lt Anthony Grosso of 101 Milford Court, was admitted to City Hospital yesterday for treatment of chicken pox. The illness became serious enough to require hospital care, and Patrolman Donald Fogarty assisted in transport to the hospital in the fire department rescue truck led by Charles Thomas.
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Sandra Grosso
Anthony, Gross
Milford CL
City Hospital
Donald Fogartys
C.d
Charles Thomas
Power Firm Tax Distribution Across Counties Details
Onondaga County will receive 6 287.32 as the firm’s property tax share. Niagara Mohawk will pay 10 095.79 within its limits. The power company’s holdings across Camillus Cicero Clay Dewitt Geddes LaFayette Lysander Manlius Marcellus Salis… different towns amount to 25 million? The city will receive 722.22 and various towns get smaller sums based on assessed values.
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Onondaga County
Niagara Mohawk
A Power Corp
Camillus
Cicero
Clay
de Will
Firea
Elbridge
Fabius
Geddes
LaFa
Recelvin Slyeite
Lysander
Manilas
Mead to Get Technical School Data Deliberations on new high school plan aired
Recommendations of the Long Range Capital Improvements Committee of the City Planning Commission on the proposed real high school were to be given to Mayor Mead this afternoon. Sergei Grimm said the report and recommendations could not be made public until the mayor was acquainted with the action. Neal Drewster, chairman of the subcommittee on the school, would turn over the recommendations to George C. Cregg, chairman of the planning commission, who with Brewster and Summ would brief the mayor. The plan may be presented at an executive session near Thursday, with a public decision expected Sunday, likely approving construction of the 1,398,800 school on a site east of Central High School.
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City Planning Commission
Mead
Sergei Grimm
Neal Drewster
Charman
Capital Committee
George C. Cregg
Planning Commission
Cregg
Brewster
Summ
Grimm
Board of Taucation
Central High School
Lottery Tickets Sold Denied by Man at Trial
Paul Keyser pled not guilty to selling lottery tickets in the White Tower Restaurant at Clinton and Gondage Streets. Judge Truman H. Preston set bail at 1000. Keyser to reappear December 21. Patrolman Louis Mangino seized three books of Irish Sweepstakes, 47 treasury balance tickets and $39.
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Ane
Police Cour
Truman H. Preston
Paul Keyser
Seymour St
Louis Mangino
Keyser
White Tower
S/ Clinton
W. Gondage
Mangia
Treasury
Educator John Bartky to Speak at State Audio-Visual Meet
John Bartky director of the New York City Public Education Association was scheduled to be the main speaker at the State Audio-Visual Council annual winter meeting in the Hotel Syracuse. Syracuse superintendent Dr Paul A Muller chaired an educational television session and officers were to be elected at noon. Delegates attended the morning sessions at Syracuse University Audio-Visual Center. John Dossal RCA was to speak at Jo Right's event at Tubbert's restaurant.
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John Bartky
New York City Public Education Association
State Audio-Visual Council
Syracuse
Paul A. Muller
University Aurio-Visual
John Dossal
Radio Corporation of America
Jo Right
Haughet
Tubbert
Milk marketing order proposed for Syracuse area
Agriculture Commissioner Daniel Carey proposed a Syracuse milk marketing order to regulate sale and distribution of milk in the Syracuse area with a Jan 1965 objection deadline. Two thirds of dairy farmers must ratify before it takes effect, similar to Rochester and Niagara Frontier areas. Nassau County designated a single milk marketing area for licensing, allowing dealers licensed in any Nassau market to sell in all Nassau markets.
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Albany
Daniel J. Carey
Syracuse Geen
Carey
Syracuse Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining
Agriculture Department
Syracuse
Rochester
Niagara
Frontier
Nassau County
Long Beach
Wire
Nassau
Opposition Slates a Milk Order Control Plan
James Marble, president of the Syracuse Milk Distributors Cooperative Bargaining Agency, denounces a proposed marketing order. He warns residents will face higher costs, with an estimated $1,000,0000 per year tax on syracuse milk and a 10 percent rise in family milk bills. Marble cites four cent per hundredweight admin charges and broader regulated costs, alleging monopoly risks and higher consumer prices.
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James Marble
Syracuse Milk Distributors' Cooperating
Syracuse Area
Syracuse
Marble
Ope
Wolf to Direct Onondaga Hotel
Joseph Wolf will be managing director of the Onondaga Operating Corp which takes control of the Onondaga Hotel. Pat Miller remains general manager as staff tenure is preserved. Schleifer Realty Corp will own the hotel with planed modernization and a purchase price of 3 million dollars.
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Onondaga
Joseph Wolf
Onondaga Operating Corp
Pat Miller
Wolf
Louis Schleifer
Schleifer
Syracuse
Eal
Gladys
Onondaga Hotel, Inc
Whitkney
Myron S. Melvin
New York University
Linea
Wolt
Directoss Ince
Congress Hotel
St. Lews
Windsor Park Hotel
Chancelicut
Washington
Farm Price Legislation Is Reviewed at Syracuse Meeting
The Conference Board of Farm Organizations met at Hotel Syracuse to review new or pending farm price legislation and operations. Morning reports covered research and financial setups from Cornell Institute divisions with figures from Dean F. Layers, Ian Helen Conager, and others while officers prepared for elections later in the session.
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Conference Board of Farm Organizations
Hotel
Syracuse
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ian Helen Conager
College of Home Economics
Cornell
William Flagan
Colege
Mhaca
L. 4 Maynard
Hales Bo Knapp
Del
Farmingsdale
Seasion
Henry Sherwood
Pine” Plains
Grange
Don J. Wickham
Hector
Slar Farm Bureau
Edward §. Foster
Ithaca
Farm Bureau
Two Men Injured In Scrimmage and Fall Sentence
Mayville New York police report two young men treated for injuries after a basketball scrimmage and a fall during a game at Grant Junior High School. Lawrence Perry, 24, was sentenced to life in Sing Sing for the rape and murder of his sister-in-law and her infant daughter. Rahul, 20, suffered a laceration over the right eye. no leniency granted, awaiting further court action.
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iSlayer
Mayville
N.Y
p—Joseph
Lawrente Perry
Sing Sing
Crouse Ave
Onon
Daga
Gnondaga
Tbe
Reade
Supreme Court
Grant Jo
Peterson
Rahul
J. Hegery
St Josephs Hospital
Fulton Names Hillick as Attorney
Hillick, a former assistant U S Attorney in the Syracuse office of the Northern Judicial District, has been named city attorney in Fulton. He resigned his U S post last March, then practiced law in Fulton and Baldwinsville. The surrounding text lists local names and addresses from the era as unrelated fragments.
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Sheridan Hillck
Fulton
U. S
Syracuse
Northern Judical District
Hillick
Baldwinsville
United Democrats Push to Oust Hogan From Leadership
A faction calling itself United Democrats pressed to remove Hogan as chair amid claims of disruption and disunity. Leaders Salvetti Haney and several ward chairmen accused insurgents of pursuing personal advancement instead of party unity, while Hogan defended the party structure and warned against factionalism.
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United Democrats
Hogan
Man Denies Charge Of Petty Larceny In Court
Glenn Pierce of 11 Clinton Street pleaded not guilty in Police Court before Judge Truman H. Preston. Bail set at 500 dollars until a hearing scheduled for December 9. Police allege Pierce loot 23 dollars from the apartment of Mildred Tuttle Noy, 30.
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Glenn Pierce
Clinton St
Truman H. Preston
Preston
Pierce
Bliss Mildred Tuttle Noy
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