Bishop Peabody Backs Seal Sale Drive
Episcopal Bishop of Central New York, Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody, joins Syracuse businessmen and clergymen in endorsing the 1956 Christmas Seal campaign for Onondaga Health Association. In a letter to E Winston Roderm er, he praises past success and hopes for strong promotion of the health drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm E. Peabody
Syracuse
Ihe
Cavisimas
E. Winston’ Rodermer
Onondaga Health Association
Central
New York
Onondaga County
Onondaga. ‘Health Association
Immigrant Citizens Sworn In at Supreme Court Ceremony
Ninety seven foreign born individuals became U S citizens in a dramatic Thursday morning ceremony before Justice Frank DelVecchio in the Supreme Court. The oath marked the end of years of hopes for many from war torn Europe and other nations, followed by a luncheon and a note of gratitude from the justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DelVecchio
Supreme Court
Tlatkad Otatan
Unleu Olalroa
Europe
Justice del Vecchio
United States
Poland
Tymon Karwowski
Tremont St
Abram Blumstein
E. Genesee St
Joseph Carlin
Rose Ave
Kazimierz Kiedyk
Wilkinson St
Waldemar G. Szok
Dewey Ave
Jadwig
Marcellus
John Kutischerenko
Fabius
Ivani Krawtschenko
Maria M. Logush
Ulster St
Michael Dobesky
Rollings St
William Husak
Rollins St
Nikolaus Riba
Holden St
Michael Semchyshyn
George
S. Wilbur Ave
Francisca Millimaci
Italy
Foreign Trade Expert to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting
Auburn based consultant Thomas J. Brook, noted in industrial relations and foreign trade, will address the Springside Inn Rotary Club at Owasco Lake on the topic Canada Our Northern Neighbor. His talk is scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Thomas J. Brook
Rotary Club
Springside Inn
Owasco Lake
Caniada
Milk Pricing Urged By Metro Cooperative Members
The 80,000 member Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency urged pricing of fluid milk by general business conditions rather than milk supply levels. Delegates at the 20th annual meeting in Hotel Onondaga adopted the resolution amid calls for better producer prices linked to consumer income and activity. They favored a single marketwide pool federal milk order for the New York City metro area, warned against dealer financing of farm tanks, urged support for school milk programs, and pressed for tax law alignment with federal capital gains rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Co-op
Hotel Onondaga
Metropolitan
New Jersey
New York
Ito
New York City Board of Health
Three Injured In Walnut and Harrison Car Crash
A two car collision at Walnut Ave and Harrison St at about 9 am sent three people to Crouse Irving Hospital. Miss Helen Gilbert 41 suffered head and right foot injuries, Jacob Kooy 27 had a right knee injury and shock, Rob Vanderwald 32 received a deep scalp laceration requiring 35 stitches. Police said Kooy failed to yield the right of way. he was summoned.
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Walnut Ave
Harrison St
Eastern
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Helen Gilbert
Lodi St
Jacob Kooy
New York City
Rob Vanderwald
Oakwood Ave
Kooy
Vanderwald
Leonard Hayes
Gilbert
Ayes
Walnut
Madison
Hayes
Miss Gilbert
Building Totals Lead Last Year
Total building activity for the first 11 months of 1956 reached $18,137,048, up from $17,696,158 in 1955, though residential construction fell by $1,159,380. November permits declined for one family units but overall November 1956 rose to $736,820 with a cafeteria addition planned for St Anthony of Padua School costing $90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hebert
Bureau of Buildings
Bureau
St. Anthony of Padua
W. Colvin St
Midland Ave
Hill Band Will Make Bowl Trip
Syracuse University band known as the 100 men and a girl will travel to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Band Director Maurice W. Stitch announced plans at a band meeting yesterday. University Vice President Kenneth G. Bartlett said Chancellor William P. Tolley designated band members and baton writer Alta A T Burg to represent the university in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Maurice W. Stitch
Kenneth G. Bartlett
William P. Tolley
Alta A T. Burg
Dallas
Mormon Church Sells Historic Pennock Mansion in Syracuse
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints plans to sell the 1910 James W. Pennock mansion at 2118 E Genesee St after fire damage and code concerns stalled church use. Builders rebuilt the roof and walls at 35000 cost, with 275 area members awaiting future church plans on the South Side and a possible North Syracuse site.
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Mormon Church
James W.pennock
James W. Pennock
E. Genesee St
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Iealtors
Laurence M. Jameson
Oneida District
Jameson
Syracuse
Pennock
Y.w.ca
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculure
Public Assembly
G E wins $16 578 472 Air Force contract
General Electric's heavy military electronics unit received an Air Force contract valued at $16,578,472 for high powered height finders used with radar. The award from General E W Raelins at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio promises continued work with no large manpower increase.
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G.E
Air Force
General Electric Company
Thaannanmanmantaamn Trdar
Gumuuceacib
Cawie Leuay
E. W. Raelins
Air Material Command
Wright~Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
AGE
Air Defense Command
Traffic Court Docket Includes Speeding Fines
Fayetteville and nearby towns appear in a traffic court list with motorists charged for speeding and other offenses. Entries include speeds 33 to 50 mph on Genesee Streets and Erie Boulevard, failures to show proof of insurance, improper display of license, and driving restrictions with varying fines from 10 to 75 dollars. Names include John Carrabetti, James RR Woodbridge, Thomas Beccherla, Nancy Coates, Kenneth Christian, Willie Applins, Bernard Clemente, Richard Tedesco, and Richmond Howell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald G. Ager
Fayetteville
E. Genesee St. John Carrabetti
Glencove
W. Genesee St. James
Woodbridge
Syracuse
Erie Blvd
Thomas J. Beccherla
Danforth St
Miss Nancy
Willie D. Applins
State St
Inc
Ealing St
Bernard Clemente
Brewerton
Ted Flasher
Richard B. Tedesco
Hazelhurst Ave
Richmond Howell Jr
Baker to Stay As State Fair Head Director
Governor Harriman confirms William F. Baker of North Syracuse will continue as director of the New York State Fair. The official announces plans to name Baker as harness racing commissioner to succeed George P. Mangapghan, noting Baker was appointed Fair Director when Harriman took office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Baker
North Syracuse
Harriman
Daniel J. Carey
Baker Harness Racing
George P. Manpaghan
Baker
Cobb Appointed ITO CD Chief of Plant Protection
Lt. Col. William G. Cobb U S Army Reserve of 116 Concord Place was named chief of civil defense plant protection services by Onondaga County CD Director Thomas R. Ballantyne. Cobb served as civilian and military personnel officer for the Army Ordnance Department in World War II with posts at Rock Island Depot and Southwest Proving Ground. Before the war he worked in industrial relations for International Harvester, and since 1946 has been industrial relations manager for Aircooled Motors Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Cobb
U. S. Army Reserve
Concord PL
Onondaga County
Thomas R. Ballantyne
Cobb
Army Ordnance Department
Rock Island Army Ordnance Depot
Rock Island
Ill
Southwest Proving Ground
Hope, Ark
International Harvester Co
Midwest
Aircooled Motors Inc
Here
Car Hits Pole Injuring Driver Lester Temple Jr
Lester Temple Jr of RD 2 Clay was injured around 1 a.m. when his westbound car failed to turn on Caughdeney Road a mile west of Route 11, snapping a utility pole. He sustained facial cuts bruises and a right hand injury and was treated by a private physician. He was ticketed for failure to keep his car under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Temple Jr
Clay
Caughdeney
Temple
B. G. Secor
R. J. Amidon
North Syracuse
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Hickor Ave
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Warren St
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Madison St
Marie I. Vaillancourt
Central Square
Harold van Camp
Burton St
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Catherine St
Mariga Vanags
Gennes Dt
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Marta Klavios
N. Midler Ave
Mrs. Olgerts Ziedins
Liverpool
George J. Ducenieks
Fast Syracuse
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Kellogg St
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Norwood Ave
Adolph O. Tiffenbergs
Bryant Ave
Rigmer Kaskin
Mexico
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Palmer Ave
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Schuler St
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Kirk Ave
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Josephine M. Cae
Methodistilabria
Paul Ave
Eleanor Church
First North St
Frances Millimaci
Council of Church Women
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Rudolph Gruendal
Niven St
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Ursula Lasinger
Brewerons
Fritz Beggerow
Loma Ave
Arthur Thurn
Ambergate Rd
Maria Helminger
Parkway Dr
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Croley
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Betty T. Nasser
Fitch St
Sweden
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Nichols Ave
Frances Peterson
Ireland
Kathleen G. Zikowski
Elmwood Ave
Margaret C. O'Dea
E. Pleasant Ave
Greece
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John Pappas
E. Belden Ave
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E. Belden
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Westcott St
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Highland Ave
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W. Colvin
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Melrose
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Sabine St
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Merriman Ave
The
Netherlands
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Pacific Ave
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Maria O. Turner
Oswego
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Bruce St
Maria KR. Allmayer-Beck
Oak St
Estonia
Hugo Kubia
E. Seneca Tapk
Frank Spink
Canada
Dorothy Peppiatt
Ashdale Ave
Edward Gruber
W. Genesee St
Anna MM. Othman
Clayton E. Ellis
Fulton
Frances Alderman
Falyetteville
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Stefan Dabrowski
Edward
Frank E. Spink
Justice DelVecchio
Hill Band
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