City Planning Withholds Two Shopping Area Zoning Decisions
The City Planning Commission delayed rulings on two zone-change petitions to permit shopping centers. Joseph Smith seeks local business A zoning near Moore and McAllister, opposed by Calvin Community Club and Vincent Heights residents. A second request by Central New York Realty Corp. for 4105 S. Salina St. also awaits decision amid opposition and traffic concerns.
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City Planning Commission
Common Council
Calvin Community Club
Joseph Smith
Long Island
Moore and McAllister Ays
Vincent Heights
Burgess
Donald F. Close
Moore Av
Glenn Mowry
Jamesville
John Hopkins
19Th Ward
Smith
Central New York Realty Corp
S. Salina St
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
E. Cheltenham Rd
Bakeray
Delix Catessen
Burnet Fatr
Onondaga St
Erie Blvd
Roosevelt Av
Catholic Nurses To Meet Tonight
The National Council of Catholic nurses will hear Rev. Francis P. Lively discuss nursing leadership. Lively, MA, heads the Catholic Physicians Guild and is a Brooklyn diocese hospital administrator. Meeting at 7:45 PM in the Catholic Women's Club, 264 Onondaga St.
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National Council of Catholic Nurses
Francis P. Lively
Catholic Physicians Guild
Catholic Nurses Association
Tdincese of
Brooklyn
Father Lively
Catholic Hospital Association
Father ‘Lively
Greater New York Hospital Association
School of Nursing
Diocese of
Catholic Women’s Club
Onondaga St
CBA Honors Students With Scholastic Prizes
The Brother Adolphus Honor Society at Christian Brothers Academy awarded scholastic honors at the Museum of Fine Arts. Top recognitions went to Nicholas A. Colabella and Charles J. Fahey with 96.4 percent, James K. Doty 96 percent, and John M. Freyer and J. Gerald O'Hern 95.5 percent. the society honors high fall exam performers and steady all year honorees. Brother Azarias’ name was retired in 1946 in favor of Brother Adolphus, who has taught for 14 years and chaired the graduating class.
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Brother Adolphus Honor Society of
Christian Brothers Academy
Museum of Fine Arts
Brother C
Cornelius
F.S.C
Nicholas A. Colabella
Charles J. Fahey
James K. Doty
John M. Freyer
J. Gerald O’hern
Brother Azarias
Brother Adolphus
Lawyer Spends $12 to Get Son's $3 Parking Fine Back
Attorney Lee J Marshall spent about $12 on stenographic minutes to appeal a traffic court conviction for his son Donald Marshall of 245 Fenway dr. He obtained a rebate of the $3 fine after Judge Truman H Preston reversed the ruling, noting the vehicle was not unattended and the defendant remained with it. The case arose from a Sept 8 ticket issued by Patrolman William G Wright in the 200 block of S Warren St between 4:30 and 6 P.M. The trial occurred Sept 22 with DA Dan J Kelly testifying for Marshall.
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Donald Marshall
Fenway
Truman H. Preston
Marshall
William G. Wright
S. Warren Sr
Dan. J. Kelly
Breed
Onondaga Bar Opposes Socialized Law at Meeting
The Onondaga County Bar Association gathered at the courthouse where attorney Paul Shea criticized socialized law amid applause. William F. Fitzpatrick was elected president with Gordon H. Mahley and Richard Aronson as first and second vice presidents, and a roster of officers and directors approved as the association adopted a report opposing legislation that would alter the fee system.
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Evan Kinnan
Middleburg Center
J. B. Hollaway
Amsterdam
Gordon Griswold
Cortland
Coch Tane
Storie
James E. Mills
Kelsey
Kronsville
Paul L. Talbot
Burlington Flats
Floyd Washbon
Cazenovia
Onondaga County
Lawyers’ Guild
Attorsney
Paul Shea
Onondaga County ‘Bar Association
Court Lhouse
Clerks and Deputies Report Onondaga County Legal Aid
Richard P. Byrne reported that volunteer attorneys brought 106 cases to successful conclusions while aiding in hundreds more. John H. Farnham noted that 15 members of the memorial committee had died during the year.
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Onondaga County
Richard P. Byrne
Legal Aid Committee
John H. Farnham
Memorial Committee
City Increases Daily Water Intake With New Conduit
The city adds 3,000,000 gallons daily as the sixth section of the third conduit to Skaneateles Lake becomes operational. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts says the 8,500 foot section boosts total daily supply to 53,000,000 gallons from Andrews Gatehouse in F ay rd to Geddes Gatehouse west of Onondaga. The first two conduits were completed earlier.
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Skaneaseles Lake
Nelson F. Pitts
Andrews Gatehouse
Fayrd
Geddes Gatehouse
Onondagard
UN Talks Seen as Positive Sign by Tolley
Syracuse University Professor William P. Tolley told a New York audience at the Waldorf Astoria that the appearance of delegates from Red China and the continued membership of the Soviet Union in the UN offer hope. He urged that negotiations continue and warned against premature resignation from dialogue.
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Red China
William P. ‘Tolley
Syracuse University
New York City
Waldorf-Astoria
Trygve Lie
Shao Ye Ape Te An
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President cautions on Korea tensions at IBM dinner
The chancellor urged guests at an IBM dinner that peace in Korea remains fragile as localized conflict could escalate. He rejected war claims, said the United States seeks no empire or land, and will side with the underprivileged in the long run.
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Thomas J. Watson
Board of
International Business Machines
Korea
United States
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