Burglaries Up 30 Percent in City, Syracuse Reports
Syracuse police report burglaries last month rose 30 percent from November 1958. Robberies included $750 in U.S. bonds stolen from Howard J. Smingler and clothing from Mrs. Florence Ayers. Westvale and other incidents pushed total cases to 77. 63 remained unsolved. Burglaries yielded savings bonds, watches, cash, and critical documents, with intruders smashing windows and ransacking homes.
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Syracuse
U.S
Howard J. Smingler
W. Warrington Rd
Florence Ayers
Shennard St
Westvale
JRA
Warrington Road
Smingler
Richard Wehner
Ayers
Arthur J. Roberts
Sherif
Mrs Gumbaugh Heads G E Club Auburn
Mrs Howard Hume baugh was elected president of the Auburn General Electric Wires Club at Cayuga Museum of History and Art. New officers include Mrs L E McFarren vice president Mrs Harry Mayer recording secretary Mrs Carl Wellman corresponding secretary and Mrs James Vize treasurer.
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Auburn
Howard Humebaugh
Auburn General Electric Wires Club
Cayuga Museum of
San Closure Hearing Set for Tomorrow in Onondaga
A public hearing at the State Office Building begins at 9 30 a m with Dr Herman E Hilleboe presiding to discuss the possible closing of the Onondaga Sanatorium. He will outline fiscal medical factors and the 2 000 000 plus potential savings while employees patients and local officials prepare to testify. Legislators also propose 40 vacant acres of the site be used for a new community hospital.
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Onondaga
Herman E. Hilleboe
Onndaga
San
Syracuse
Quordaga
Cortland
Cayuga
San Site
Henningers Back From Vacation
Mayor-elect Henninger and Mrs. Henninger return from Indiana and plan to close his industrial consultant office before New Year. He meets Republican County Chairman Traister upon his return and will discuss appointments. Next week he meets Mayor Mead and officials at City Hall. Mead attends the American Municipal Association Congress in San Francisco.
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Henninger
Indiana
Republican County
George L Traister
Tucson
Ariz
Mead
Syracusan Overcome at Utica Fire
C J Waterhouse of 211 Furman St Syracuse was treated for smoke poisoning after a mattress fire at Hotel Utica. Firemen said smoking in bed caused the blaze. Waterhouse recovered at St. Luke's Memorial Hospital Center and was released at 10 30 am. No injuries were reported.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Utica
C. J. Waterhouse
Furman St
Syracuse
St. Luke's Memorial Hospital Center
Hotel Utica
Waterhouse
Santa Arrives With Reindeer To Help Christmas Bureau
Santa arrives at Hancock Airport with two live reindeer Dasher and Dancer and is met by elves and Tank Battalion volunteers. Elves greet him at 11 30 am Thursday while reindeer are petted. Toys will be loaded for children at Elmboys and girls in Onondaga County and delivered by a DC 4 from the North Pole as part of a national program. Rotary clubs and the Christmas Bureau coordinate gifts with nonprofit agencies in Cortland Oneonta and Skaneateles.
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Basher
Datcer
Syracuse
Ghondaga County
Dasher
Dauncer
Christmas Bureau
Sec-1
Santa Clauss
Tank Battalion
U.S. Marine
Corps
Wiches
Hancock
Santa
Elmsboys
Onondaga
Frest Childre
House County
North Pole
Tin Toyutt
Cayuga County
Toys Adde
King's Daught Battalion
Cortland
Upstate Baptist Home
Areldren
Oneonta
Rotary Members
Skane
Leo
Gibson
Rotary Club
Skaneateles
Theateles
Shell
Robert E Day Again Heads PBA In Ithaca
Officers for the coming year are Robert Day Again president Leland Wilkinson secretary and Everett Robinson treasurer. They were reelected at a Sunday PBA meeting in Ithaca, marking a continuation of leadership.
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Ithaca
Palice Benevolent Association
Robert, &, Day
Leland Wil Kkinson
Everett ,& Robinson
PBA
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Fay Rd
Mrs. Gumbaugh
G.E. Club
Henningers
Children's World
Children’s World
Volunteer Center, Inc
Robert E. Day
P.B.A
Dacron
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