Syracuse Area Club Gatherings and Local Notices
Local groups host meetings at Syracuse Public Library Rotary sessions at the Social Room and 6 30 P M in Blarney Stone Inn. Library program reviews books for children and a 12 20 P M talk. A Marine from Syracuse is hospitalized in Korea. Farm Bureau drives aim for 3000 members. Community leaders discuss church and civic topics at Furman Methodist and other venues. Police report a fire at Allen Photo Studio. 4-H and Grange events noted. Teachers association chair attends Washington conference.
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Pet Haven Cemetery Association
Syracuse Public Library
Rotary
Maurice $. Hammond
North Syracuse Central
North
H. C. Todt
Harriet Palmer
Political Leaders Hit For Truck Purchase
Robert J. Purcell condemns the Onondaga County Board of Supervisors for buying four Brockway trucks at 9190 each without competitive bidding. The purchase, approved 23 to 10, drew Savage's protest over bidding rules. Purcell accuses officials of favoring local firms and wasting taxpayer money. The item names Traister McNeil Baldwin and other county figures. Also notes Master Plumbers Association officers to be elected and Christmas party plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Purcell
Purcell White Trucks, Inc
Purcell
Board of Supervisors
Brockway
Francis J. Savage
Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association
Traister
O.K
McNett
Baldwin
Master Plumbers Association
Onondaga
Civic Groups To Be Heard On Track Debate
A special board of Supervisors committee will hear civic groups about the Collamer race track issue. Chairman Thomas H. Dyer said a report was not prepared as groups asked to speak. A proposed resolution opposing the track by Supervisor Frank J. Savage is under advisement. Supervisor John McGuire urged a special meeting for balanced testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Thomas H. Dyer
Onondaga
Frank J. Savage
John McGuire
Hanlon
J. P. Byrne and Co.,, Inc
Nanton
Serviciiz
City and County Brace For Snow After Winter Storm
Syracuse and Onondaga County battled a winter storm that dumped seven to twelve inches of snow across the area. Crews deployed twenty city plows and numerous sanders to clear roads, reducing traffic disruptions as flights from Hancock Airport were canceled or rerouted.
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Traveic
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Trafic
Public Works
Frank F. Harmon
Washington, D. C
Raymond I. Dodge
Sanders
Hancock Airport
Public Works to buy rain gear and equipment
Public Works Bureau will accept bids Thursday for 343 raincoats 150 general purpose boots 36 rain hats and six chest high waders to equip staff. Bids opened at 1 30 P M in Hanlon's office cover traffic sign bases iron castings card cabinets and a suburban type auto for the Water Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanlon
Hanton
Frank F. Harmon
Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Groups oppose plan for neighborhood shopping center
The City Planning Commission heard opposition to a zone change for a Moore and McAllister avenue site proposed by Joseph Smith. Vincent Heights Property Owners Association and the Colvin Community Club urged blocks of the area be preserved, seeking zoning downgrades and larger residential protections. A separate request by Central New York Realty Corp to convert 4105 South Salina Street to local business for a $1,000,000, 20 store center was also under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
E. Colvin Sr
Moore and McAllister Avs
Vincent Heights Property Owners Association
Arthur E. ‘Abar
Burtenst
Colvin Commiunity Club
Moore Av
Vincent Heights Association
Joseph Smith
Long Island
Vincent Heights Apartments
Central New York Realty Corp
Mayor Corcoran to Meet Lehman Over Syracuse Loan
Syracuse Mayor Thomas Corcoran will meet Senator Herbert Lehman in Washington to discuss a $240000 federal loan for the city sewage system. He will also visit Mrs Anna Rosenberg, newDefense Department assistant, at 5 30 P M and attend the American Municipal Association meeting in the Staler Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Washington
Thomas Corcoran
Syracuse
Herbert H. Lehman
Corcoran
M. Tomor
Anna Rosenberg
Defense Department
American Municipal Association
Stailer Hotel
Bailey to Head Bartenders Union
Kenneth Bailey elected president of Bartenders Union Local 76 AFL at a last night meeting. William Roach named secretary treasurer and business agent, with John Lynch Joseph Marnell and Earl Heinley as trustees. Union covers 350 bartenders in the city. 245 members voted.
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Ther
Bartenders Union
A.F.L
Kenneth Bailey
Walter
William Roach
John Lynch
Joseph Marnell
Earl Heinley
Trespasser Guilty in Suspended 10 Day Sentence
Clarence O Doherty 21 of 106 Slocum Ave pleaded guilty to wilful trespassing before Judge William H. Bamerick in Police Court. He received a 10 day suspended sentence after being arrested November 30 for being between two buildings in the 500 block of Gifford Street.
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Clarence
Traffic Court Docket Highlights Local Violations
Judge Truman W Preston presides over speeding and driving offenses. Names include James S Lancaster of 251 Glenwood, Walter Brown of 758 Montgomery, Leonard Labombard of 260 Highland, and Leroy Jonsom of 324 Madison with fines ranging from $1 to $25. Other charged: unlicensed operation, failure to yield, address change notifications, and improper passing. Syracuse area listings include Marilyn Behor and John E F O Ne with various minor penalties.
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Truman W. Preston
James S. Lancaster
Glenwood Av
E. Colwasi
Walter Brown
Montgomery St
Leonard Labombard
Highland St
Bureau
Lesnard Labombard
Leroy Jonsom
Madison St
Marilyn Behor
Waverly Av
John EF. O' Ne
W. Onondaga St
Clarence E. Hilborn
RFD
Syracuse
Unit Education Plan Draws High Ratings At Conference
Dr. W Lynwood Chase of Boston University cites surveys in 63 Massachusetts cities showing high ratings for unit education emphasizing individual student teacher relationships. Dr Harold J McNally of Columbia urges constructive experimentation and world minded citizenship in elementary classrooms.
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W. Lynwood Chase
Boston University
New York State Association of
Massachusetts
Harold J. McNally
Columbia University
Chase
McNally
Forty One Citizens Admitted at Supreme Court Naturalization
Forty one people from fourteen countries and one stateless woman became U S citizens today at the Supreme Court naturalization term. The stateless woman is Mrs Sakinah Wali Kahn of 208 Stolp Ave who lost citizenship after marrying Mohamed Wali Kahn of Pakistan royalty in Paris. Justice D Page Morenouse Jr presided as Damico urged new citizens to vote and engage civically. Names and origins wide, including Italy, Greece, Canada, Brazil, Britain, Germany, Poland, Ireland, Belgium, China, Syria, Netherlands, and more, with many Syracuse area addresses noted.
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United States
Supreme Court
Sakinah Wali Kahn
Stolp
Mohamed Wali Kahn
Pakistan
Paris
D. "Page Morenouse, Jr
Alfonse Damico
Damico
Paul R. Shanahan
Onondaga County Bar Association
Louis Tarlaro
Tremont St
Taty
Stefano Puccio
Caroline ‘Av
Solvay
Italy
Senate
Rufo
Lewis St
Flavia Viregimo
N. Clinton
Nongas Christo
B. Fayette St
Greece
Isabelle P. Brown
Oneida St
Canada
Thelma
Poland
Olive P. Greenleaf
Liverpool Rd
Liverpool
Thomas N. Bader
Farman St
Syria
Wolf J. Bruen
Grav
Germany
jMrs
Patricia M. Moro
Boyden Sh
Chreal
Britain
Jessie Ix
Sanford
Jvitzs
Gren
Maquette Staton
Milton
Grehard Rd
Tretand
Jessie Phillips
Brewerton
Great Britain
Irene M. Tar- Hare
E. Castle St
Topsters to Perform At Bath Veterans Hospital
Topsters a volunteer group directed by Mrs. Irving Gronau will present two shows at Bath Veterans Hospital on Saturday. Mrs. Rose Previs VA coordinator for the Ladies Auxiliary and Jewish War Veterans arranged the event and will donate 12 bowling shoe pairs to the hospital bowling teams. Mrs. Belle Sperling of New York is noted in the program.
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Topsters
Irving Gronau
Bath Veterans Hospital
Rose Previs
Veteran Administration
Ladies Auxiliary
Belle Sperling
New York
State Department
McNett's Choice Loses In Supervisors' Vote
McNett backed Fritz Campbell and Fisselbrand won the support of Henry J. Fisselbrand as the favored successor. Campbell trailed 14 notes to 9, with early leaks signaling Campbell’s defeat though Traister assumes chairmanship on Jan 1. Local supervisors’ backing influenced the result and future leadership remains unsettled.
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McNett
Fritz, Campbell
Elbridge
Henry J. Fisselbrand
Ward
G.O.P
Charles A. McNett
Fisselbrand
Campbell
Cattons
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. Navy
Jack Ryan
George Mathews
Town Line
Doris Wise
Edna Steele
Steele
Syracuse University
Don A. Woodward
W. Genesee St
10Th Tank Battalion
Korea
Wonsan Harbor
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
Harold,Loveless
Skan
Eateles
American Pension Club
Washington St
Bertha West
Furman Methodist Church
Henry B. Neetor
Lriily
Lester W. Norcross
Donald A. Eager
Leonard Ulingworth
Allen Photo Studio
R. Fayette St
John P. Leahey
Florence Hawkins
Marietta
New York City
Tully Valley
Charles Rowland
The
Grange
Eliot Birnbz 2
Syracuse Ferration of Teachers
Public Works Bureau
Water TR Bureau
Lehman
Bailey
State Association of Elementary School Principals
William C. Young
Dudley C. Snyder
Valley Stream
Association
Dr. Chase
Federal Communications Commission
New York State Department of Education
Vets Hospital
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Nondagas County
Warren St
Uige
Lars
Opticians
Genesee
Syracute
Lincoln Garage
Lincoln Bank
Reg Cross Motor Service
Hotel Onondaga
Pat Miller
Campnell
Dorsement
George L. Traister
Ola
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