1956-57 Tax Collectors Announced in Onondaga County
The Onondaga County Treasurer's office announced the 1956-57 list of village and town tax collectors. Names and addresses of collectors for each town and village are listed, including Camillus Edward Durham, DeWitt Donald G Chamberlain, Geddes Mildred Mutchell, Manlius Gates Gridler, Onondaga L F Feddell, Liverpool Cliffer Hart, Sa ina Eunice Ferguson, and many others. In Syracuse, taxes are paid at the finance commissioner’s office in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Edward Durham
Mackay Ave
Syracuse
Camillus
Donald G. Chamberlain
East Syracuse
DeWitt
Mildred
Mutchell Solvay
Geddes
Gates Gridler
Fayetteulle
Manlius
L. F Feddell
Cliffer Hart
Liverpool
Saina
Samuel J Binns
Moltsille
Swaneateles
Alice Talbot
Skaneateles
Spafford
Lowie Nickerson
Tully
Bertha Strong
Memphis
van Buren
Walter Fulmer
Baldwinsvile
Ernest Smith
David A Holbridge
Roger €. DeWalers
Elbridge
Althea Walsh
Fabius
Grace
Boy Struck After Leaving School Bus In Accident
Michael E Nestor 13 of 210 Macon St suffered a broken left leg and head injury after departing a school bus and being struck by a car at Paute Ll Elton Ave. Harold Annable 27 of Marcellus driver of the bus said the boy ran across the highway in front of the vehicle. Orville C Humes 35 of 125 W Conklin St Nedrow stopped but moved as the bus began to roll. Deputies issued a summons charging he passed a stopped school bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin St
Nedrow
Bumes
Chapin Named Assistant Division Engineer at Niagara Mohawk
Chapin, formerly an electrical engineering supervisor in the eastern division, has been appointed assistant division engineer for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp central division. He began with the Niagara system in 1922 as a hydraulic engineer and moves up after serving in Strause and Syracuse assignments under Gustav F Watters. Vinett Pratt recently advanced to vice president and chief engineer for the Niagara Mohawk system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest IT Chapin
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Ctvef Enfiner
Gustav F Watters
Sie
Chapin
Vinett Pratt
Stra- Use
Man Arrested On Photo Charge
Alonzo M Berlin, 63, of 2801 Brewerton Rd Mattydall, free on 25 bail for City Court appearance Tuesday on charges of soliciting and taking pictures without a license. Arrest followed on Watson St by Edmune J. Keane and Patrolmen Flagler and Blanchard. Berlin is tied to the Kiddie Kraft Studio and various professional organizations. Police cite a new city ordinance requiring licenses for photograph studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal Bureau
Alonzo M Berlin
Brewerton Rd
Mattydall
Bane JS
Watson St
Edmune J. Keane
Vice
Matthew Flagler
Pereacit Merchants National Bank
Mortimer Blanchard
Chapin
Anal Trust Company
Syracuse
New York State
Socety
Phi Kappas
Family Row Looms Over Death Suit
The mother of a young woman killed in a highway crash won a court order requiring the victim's husband to show cause why he should not be issued letters of administration for the daughter's estate. The order signals an upcoming family dispute over damages from the fatal incident involving Earl Bean and an 11 month old child, with Mrs Mary F Bell seeking letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret F Slieht
Turle St
Milford
Bell
Sticht
John
Thomas
East Crucial Rotary Talk Warns on Far East Pullout
Dr Marguerite J. Fisher of Syracuse University told Rotary Club members at Hotel Onondaga that the United States must not pull all of the Far East yet. She warned that Communists could seize Asia if nations are abandoned and urged support for the Free World through constructive elements like the United Nations and UNESCO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Marguerite J. Fisher
Syracuse University
Onondaga
Fisher
Orient
United States
Asia
United Nations
City Seeks Dismissal of Liquor Tax Action
The city and local liquor dealers clash over a two percent sales tax on bottled goods. Corporation Counsel George T. Driscoll filed a motion in Supreme Court to dismiss the suit brought against the city by the Central New York Liquor Dealers Association and Elmer H Hoffman of 712 N Sahaa St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
George T. Driscoll
Supreme Court
New York
Assa
Elmer H Hoffman
Iuuor
Sahaa St
Driscoll Sad Hs
Mosign
Driecall
Ely Walt
Duiseull
State Fair Charge Hit By Brogan
An official of the 1955 State Fair denied a Republican charge that attendance figures were padded. George Schully said Brogan of Auburn and fair officials noted unusual free admissions and advance tickets. Gate receipts and attendance figures were disclosed, with officials defending the fair’s finances and noting rising operating costs without irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair
Brogan
George Schully
Thomas Brogan
Auburn
Thas
Schilly Snd
Legislative Committee On Government Operations
Hunter Slays Deer On Highway In Jamesville
Deputy sheriffs report a hunter in Jamesville struck a deer on a public road. The animal later died after being shot by an unidentified passerby. The carcass was taken to the Syracuse State School, with prior damage from a spear noted near the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Woliam H Henderson
Jamesville
Henderson
John Commiane
Walter Foote
Drver
Commone
Conimane
Airman St John to Italy and Turkey assignment noted
Airman Ronald St John, son of Mr and Mrs Henry L St John of Lyncourt, has spent a sabbatical at home before leaving for Turkey. He completed 18 months at Brookley AFB Alabama with the 1st Communications Construction Squadron. He was named Airman of the Week last summer and entered the Air Force in March 1954 after attending Vocational High School and working at Bliss and Riepel Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Italy
Ronald Wo St Johan
Henry L St John
Hamden
Lyncourt
Turkey
Brookley Air Force Base
Ala
Tus
Air Force
St. Doom
Sampson Air Force Base
Bliss and Riepel Pharmacy
Firemen Extinguish Davenport Blaze at Genesee Street Home
Firemen extinguished a Davenport fire caused by a cigarette at the home of Mrs Ellen McCormick, 1624 West Genesee Street. Engine Co. 5, led by Fireman Simon Myers, battled the blaze. damage was undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Ellen McCormick
W. Genesee St
Solvay Blast Probes Cause In Explosion At Plant
Solvay Process chemists and technicians investigate a blast at a three story building on Bridge Street Pho the explosion injured two workers and shattered plastic ground floor windows Civil defense noted a minor fire doused by automatic sprinklers About 90 Syracuse firemen stood by No damage estimate was given Two injured were Howard Clark Jr and Russell Ratliff Both received cuts and were treated at the plant dispensary The company employs about 3200 people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solvay Process
Bridge St
Morgan Redmore
Minnor
Redmore
Solvay
Syracuse
Howard Clark Jr
Whittier Ave
Russell Ratluf
Kirkville
Roth
Five Leave For Reserve Training
Five youths from central New York depart today for six months of Army Reserve training at Fort Jackson South Carolina or Fort Knox Kentucky. Aimed at 17 and 18 year olds, the program under the Reserve Forces Act 2959 allows teens to serve active duty briefly before returning to local reserve units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
New York
South
Army Reserve
Esca Wno
John Byus
Eiihan
Howard J. McArdell
Kenneth G Malls
RD. 2
Baldwins|le
Richard E Barney
Beach Rd
Brewerton
Wilbur E’ Davrh
Donald R Hass
Woest
Monroe
Millis
McArdell
New York Central Railroad
Fort Jackson
Armored Training Center
Fort, Nknex
Ky Co
Bvug
Tle
Byus
Central New York Tax Meeting on Internal Revenue Code
A Syracuse University conference titled A Year with the New Internal Revenue Code explored the 1942 code’s impact on federal income taxes and estate planning. Experts including Leo A. Diamond and Ken Yoth spoke to about 185 attendees on complex tax practice, accounting, and legal issues arising from the code’s development and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fed
Maxwell Auditorium
Syracuse University
Leo A. Diamond
Ken Yoth
Alin
Indiana
District of Columbia
Audio-Visual Council Winter Meeting Held in Syracuse
New York State Audio-Visual Council held its winter session at Hotel Syracuse with about 250 attendees. Donald Ely of Micksville was elected president, succeeding Anthony Rauth of Elmont, as officers including J Gerald Loughlin and Luella Snyder were announced. The conference featured discussions on teaching audio-visual methods, tax topics, and estate planning with a Syracuse University influence and IRS participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kaouth
Wee Ray Hadsell
Syracuse, University Audio-Visual Center
Frank K Mosher
Laverpool
Paul
Bureau of Audio- Visual Instruction
New York’ City
Farm Units Seek Right to Work Bill in New York
The New York State Conference Board of Farm Organizations urged the Alaska Legislature to pass a right to work law. Eight organizations meeting at Hotel Syracuse demanded legislation ensuring workers cannot be denied employment for not joining a union. They outlined six program goals including a single mile marketing order for northern New Jersey and New York City, more state funding for agricultural research, support for uniform major elude code, school aid formula equalization factors, and tax provisions spreading profits and losses. Officers reelected include Henry Sherland as chairman, Don J Wickham as vice chairman, and ES Foster as secretary. Groups in the conference include the Dairymen's League, State Home Bureau, Grange League Federation, Horticultural Society, Poultry Council, and State Vegetable Growers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Conference Board
New Jersey
New York
la US
Henry Sher
Pine Plains
State Grange
I Don J Wickham
Hector
State Farm
Buureau
ES Foster
Yichaca
Farm Bureau
Dairymen’s League
State Home Bureau
Grange League Federation
The
Horticultural Society
Poultry Council
State Inegetable Growers’ Assn
City Employes Spotlight Red Cross Blood Donors
City employees led by eight groups on the Red Cross donor roll at Syracuse Regional Blood Center. A total of 103 employees registered during donor day with plans for more donations next week. Departments listed include Public Works Health Traffic Lighting Fire Public Library Board of Education Police Flames Commission Parks and Syracuse Housing Authority, plus local businesses and the Hemophiliac Foundation. Donors may call the center at 749 S Wed St to schedule in hours from 11 am to 5 pm on Tuesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Red Cross
Bland Dawan
Ely
Department of Public Works Health Department
Bureau of
Trafic & Lighting
Audit Department
Publicy Library
Board of Education
Police Department
Flamnings 'Commission
Parks Department
Syracuse Housing Authority
Lan
Caster Pharmacy
Eastern Ambulance Service Inc
W. Edwards & Son
R E Dietz Cu
Hhelmer
Ine Shadd & Wenger Ine
Hemophiliac Foundation
Ccal Blood Center
Werren St
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Selaska Ra
Grad Ave
Mete Alte
Rowland St
Power Company
Rotary
City
Farr
Contra
Ioince J Landy
CPA
Manwell Auditorium
Joseph AL. Muphy
Center
Leo ., Diamond
Alfred Walegon
Maryland
Diamond Maleson
Sims
Ralph E Kharas
Syracuse University College of Law
Finlay Crawford
Fleming
Internal Revenue Service
New York City
Murphy
Leonard Price
New York State Conference Board of Farm Organizations
Alask
Phonograph Records
New Location
Salina
Wells & Coverly
Labor Charge
Walcomed
FBI
EVES
Warren St
Onondaga Hotel
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