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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
2
City orders removal of 29 trees on James Street
City Commissioner Paul A Wells directed Niagara Mohawk Power Corp and New York Telephone to cut down and remove 29 weakened trees along James Street to safeguard power lines and sidewalks. He noted the trees, ranging from 1 to 60 inches in diameter, have damaged roots and could endanger nearby overhead lines during construction. The utilities agreed to comply, and the city will assist with brush disposal to expedite the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Street
Paul A. Wells
Jat Parks
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
New York Telephons Co
Jwillingness
Com- Bea Anles
Tife
Cadia Air
Avision Broadcasting Center
Wells
Commissrator
Souy Com-City
James Frgbelmrey
James
American student spends six months in New Zealand
John A. Williams, son of Mrs Clifton Williams, completed a six month exchange stay in Tauranga, New Zealand. He attended Tauranga College and lived with the Rev. I Naim family, experiencing rugby, harbor sailing, Fiji island greetings, and daily life in a largely coeducational, more fact-focused schooling system. He returned to Owen College, noting education differences and adjusting to New Zealand methods, with plans to perhaps return someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wiliams
New Ear
Clifton Williams
149Land
Tauranga
Dawes Ave
Owen College
Chi Fdaga Valley Academy
J. R. Naim
Hancock Field
New Zealand
New
Tauranga College
Breopans Rougly
Soa Toasel
Schol
John A. Williams
Hancock Pier
City May Demolish Building After Court Order
A Supreme Court order compels owner jot & trostary dwelling at 45 Gifaard St to repair or demolish within 30 days. Justice Donald PF Gorman signed the injunction, prohibiting occupancy and allowing the city to bring the structure up to code or demolish it. The building, owned by Elle Mace with life use by Elisha Whalen heirs, has been empty since last August and condemned as a fire hazard with broken windows and nuisance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifaard St
Corporation Council
Clayton Andrews
Donald PF
Gorman
Bulding
Andrews
Elle Mace
Elisha Whalen
Bureau of Buildings
Venagers
Vst
Gem Theft Trial Set For Pair
Two New York City men, Harry Abrams 42 and Nicholas Christopher 23, were indicted for interstate jewelry theft. Police say they stole goods valued around 200000 dollars from a Syracuse jewelry shop and were arrested after being linked to a shipment diversion. The men were seized near Taft and South Bay roads after a jewelry sale check at an airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Federal Grand Jury
Syracuse
College
New
John Bott
Abiane
Christopher
Taft
South Bay
American Becer
Tinor Auto
Peabody
APS
Syracuseaismonds
Eissoe
Toj
Jewery Sales
Rancmian
Red Bank
N. J
Boy Gets Break In Police Court
A 16 year old held after a high speed chase on Nov il was given a suspended sentence and three years probation by Judge Preston. He pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident reckless driving and driving without a license. The youth, Vita J. Baceing of 132 S Beech St, fled after police tried to stop him in a wild pursuit through Syracuse streets ending near Jamesville Penitentiary. Police reported the chase began when patrolman David Selb signaled him to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sextenes
Trafic Pourt Indeo Trimon
Pasetan
Vita J. Baceing
S. Beech St
Preston
Baceing
Lst
David Selb
Ricardi
James Street
Roy Cooke
Ambrose Abert
Buccini
Cooke
Leib
Elracht al J
Burnet
Fairview
Buccina
Wall.j
Seib
Buecina
Department of Correction Institution
Elmira
Second Trial Begins for Maino Netro in Burglary Case
Charles Maino and Myron Netro, both 39 and of 454 Delmar Pl, face a second trial in Cortland County on a third degree burglary charge. They allegedly entered Nicholas Capozzi’s home on June 7 and stole a safe with jewelry. the safe was never recovered. The first trial ended in mistrial after a car collision and a chase involving Buccini, police, and a failing pursuit. Buccini later pleaded guilty to five charges, was treated as a youthful offender, and received probation with conditions and restitution for damaged police cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
y/Maino
Sunvay
Myron Ifs
Netro
Delmar Pi
Nicholas Capozi
Cartland Ave
Asistant District
Charles A. McNett
Maing
McNett
Rabbi backs Christmas Seal sale in Onondaga County
Rabbi Bennie Friedman of the Temple Society of Concord endorses the Onondaga Health Association Christmas Seal sale. He lauds tuberculosis control progress and urges public support. Mrs. Margaret A. Cheney, sale chairman, reports receipts of 36,427.83 with reminders to follow for those who have not yet contributed. In related notices, New York bank savings deposits rose to a record nearly 86 percent of billions for September, with nine month gains totaling 5.7 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Benniie Friedman
Temple Society of Concord
Gnondaga Health Association
Onondaga Health Association
Imas
Margaret A. Cheney
Cheney
New York
American Bankers Assn
Clay Cicero Democrats Fete Seguin in North Syracuse
Democratic leaders in Onondaga County praised party growth and pledged to expand local government cooperation. Salvetti honored Leo Seguin, Town of Clay supervisor elect, at a victory dinner as supporters touted Democratic strength and new media plans for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solvay
Donald Salvetti
Onondaga County
Salvetti
Syracuse
Leo Seguin
Clay
Ciestepee
Franklin Roosevelt
Hey
Inrogas
Onondaga
Sabretti
Century Ratio Corp
Nows Commission
Jso
Mars
Wort
Idaga County
Democratic Party
Stoctedale
Fal
Helyetteville
Clay Democrats
Doug
Tohnson Associates
Seguin
Whalland
Wage Ha
Stockdale
Donald C. Menapace
Camillus
Frank Harmon
Offie
Century Radio
Public Works
Administration Corp
Thomas Space Real Estate Agency
Oreeran
Abe
Wok
Farmion
NEW York 9
Mre
Wire Furniture Industries, Inc
James Barry
North
Tran- Syracuse
Eccord
Banishas
Belec
Nurses Back Majorette As Baby Defies, Becomes Star
A seven-pound boy born Monday afternoon at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Gabor of 224 Dewitt Rd. The child was christened William Grover. Mrs Gabor, formerly Date de Grover, was a baton twirler with the Syracuse University band. Her husband is in the Insurance business and once a member of the Syracuse Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indtead
Memorial Hospital
City Defers Lifting Downtown Parking Ban for December Trade
Downtown Syracuse merchants press to lift the 4:30 to 6 p.m. ban citing traffic danger and reduced shopping. City traffic officials argue the move would raise hazards and hinder emergency access, planning a broader study with chamber and transit officials to solve the downtown traffic puzzle before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Robert Raney
Robert Sanfie
Syracuse
Hants
Chamb O'Hara
Frederick Marion
Pan Me Seer
Norton
Safa
O'Hara
Amain
Karan
Beipet Rie
Norian
Chamber of Com
E. A. O'Hara Jr
Kelly
Anaugh Oltered
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Harold F. Kelly
Rochester
Benjamin Roberts
Charles Dawson
Kavanaugh
Kelly Alsel
Joe
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