State Plan Disputed as Slum Cure
Akane a Mots wy the serous doubts in city circles today that public housing, as recommended by the state, will be the remedy for slum conditions in the lower East Side. The Mayor’s Redevelopment Committee meets tonight at the Onondaga Hotel where some members plan to vote against public housing. Committee Chairman A Douglas Johnson notes 80 percent of 15th Ward residents are ineligible. George E Hebert says opposition to slum clearance persists amid publicity over public housing. A source close to Mayor Mead hints preference for public housing, with final comments delayed until the committee report. The committee may recommend boosting the Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation to speed up the 15th Ward project within five years.
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Lower East Side
Syracuse
Onondaga Hotel
A. Douglas Johnson
15Th Ward
George E. Hebert
Bureau of Rites
Tabanittarian
Hebert
Irom
Mead
Johnson
Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation
Soa
Pre Trial Term Starts at State Supreme Court
The December pre trial term opens with 420 cases scheduled for conferences this month. Justice Donald P. Gorman will supervise pre trial conferences with attorneys. Court clerk Harry Fluke notes the calendar originally listed 422 conferences. Sixteen cases settled at calendar call and 14 new cases were added to the docket. Conferences run 14 days this month with dispositions and settlements reported on December 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Donald P. Gorman
Harry Fluke
Two More Syracuse Candi dates Enter Race for Costello Job
Two more Syracuse candidates entered the race for assistant state industrial commissioner. William P. McArdle and William Victor join Vincent Sullivan and Nicholas Ferrante as successors to former Mayor Frank Costello as Governor-elect Harriman prepares to appoint in January. McArdle is Local 3341 CSO financial secretary and CSC delegate, active in the Greater Syracuse Industrial Council, Council of Social Agencies, Catholic Welfare, and Le Moyne College course attendee Mel Arcie. Victor, a longtime Democratic activist and former 18th Ward supervisor, serves as C LO Council representative on the Syracuse and Onondaga County Community Chest board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Charles J. Hogan
William P. McArdie
William Victor
CSC
Frank Costello
Vincent Sullivan
C.lo
Council
Nicholas Ferrante
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Costello
Harriman
McArdle
C.so
Continental Can Company
Greater Syracuse
Council of Social Agencies
Land
Catholic Welfare
Mel Arcie
le Moyne College
Hogan
Victor
Syracuse and Onondaga County Community Chest Board
Housing Worker To Speak Tomorrow
Robert Wals, field worker for the Friends Housing Committee, will speak tomorrow at 3 PM at the Say Memorial Unitarian Church to urge terms for minority groups in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wals
Friends Housing Committee
Say Memorial Unitarian Church
Syracuse
Commission to Pick Sewage Plant Site
The Onondaga County Public Works Commission will meet at 1:30 P.M. tomorrow in the Court House to decide the size of the new metropolitan sewage treatment plant. The meeting will determine site considerations for the facility and outline next steps.
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Onondaga County Public Works Commission
CPAs Hear Bates Wednesday on City Plant Costs
John C. Bates vice president of the Central Loan Administration will speak at a Syracuse dinner meeting. The discussion centers on the O'Brien Gere Plan for a sewage plant on the Seneca River, with estimated costs of 13.3 million to 14 million. The engineers recommended construction on the Seneca River banks to save about 600 thousand dollars versus the city’s proposals.
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John C. Bates
Central Loan Administration
Marine Trust Company of West
Commission
New York
Syracuse
O'Brien
Hiawatha
Sud
New York Society
O'Brien & Gere Plan
Certified Public Accountants
Seneca River
Hiawatha Blvd
Sweetheart Hunt Opens for Joan Davey Successors at SU
Sigma Chi at Syracuse University launches eliminations tomorrow to pick a new Sweetheart. Joan Davey of Niagara Falls, 1954 Sweetheart, remains a top candidate as 70 coeds attend a 7 PM coffee hour at the chapter house. Eliminations run into January ahead of the January 8 coronation and January 6 serenade.
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Joan Davey
Niagara Falls
Sigma Chi
Syracuse University
Joan
Sigma Chis
Sigs
Uni
Two men plead guilty in warehouse burglary case
In St Louis Missouri, Raymond Flynn 25 and John L Hammond 32 admitted third degree burglary and first degree grand larceny for the Land-O-Lakes warehouse theft at 206 North West Street. Judge Leo W Breed set sentencing for December 14 as Hammond already has a prior California car theft conviction. Flynn carried over $300 in stolen cash. Ford L Coleman 4 Cicero also pleaded guilty to second degree rape with sentencing set for December 14.
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St, Louis
Navy
Land-O-Lakes
N. West St
Raymond Flynn
John >L. Hammond
Leo W. Breed
Hammond
San Francisco
Flynn
Ford L. Colman
Cicero
Vermonter To Address Dairymen at Metro Cooperative Banquet
Kestil Wallace president of the Vermont State Farm Bureau will speak at the Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency banquet at 6 30 P M today in the Onondaga Hotel James A Young cooperative president will preside Guests include Dr Charles J Blanford George Ware Kenneth Fee and arlene Wickham The Lackawanna Railroad will inaugurate trailer on flat car service linking Syracuse Oswego and Newark New York with major western and midwestern cities The program includes a panel on The Problem of Fair Prices and Balanced Production for Farmers and speakers from Cornell University the U S Department of Agriculture and the University of Minnesota
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Kestil Wallace
Vermont State Farm Bureau
Metropolitan Cooperative Mik Producers Bargaining Agency
Onondaga Hotel
James A. Young
Charles J. Blanford
New York
George Ware
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kenneth Fee
Division of Milk Control
Lackawanna Railroad
Williment
Arlene
Donald
Wickham
Hector
Mozgrnis Teailer
Latta
Bieau
Syracuse Oswego
Oswego
Tite Cooperative
Tomor
AM. Lackawanna
Syracuse-Oswego
Newark-New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Dr.i Cago
St. Louis
Leland Spencer
Binghamton
Cornell University
Willard W. Cochrane
Don Pearlberg
U. S. Department
Agriculture
Harold Giles
Syracuse
Union Springs
Newark
Lackawanna
Chicago
Nickel Plate
J. L. Barngrove, Jr
H. Russell O'Hara
W. G. Dorsey
Scranton
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Auto Club Pushes Safe Driving Day Here
Local efforts coordinate Safe Driving Day observances nationwide on Wednesday December 15 led by the Automobile Club of Syracuse. A 10 day drive promotes ten point safe driving with posters, flyers, papers and radio features across Central New York. The campaign is chaired by Oscar J. Brown and Harry E. LaVier with Newell Townsend and David Fraser leading the S D Day safety committee.
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Auto Club
Automobile Club of
Syracuse
Eisenhower
New’ York
Mead
Oscar J. Brown
AAA
Harry E. LaVier
Lan Sapz
Syracuse Auto Club
Rabies Case Claim Filed Against County
A $150 claim for stock destroyed in a rabid animal attack was filed today against the county. J Harlo Seagfrid, a ville farmer, reported a five year old cow was attacked and died Oct 26 on his farm. He valued the animal at $150.
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J. Harlo
Seagfrid
Hie Mlaim Epi
Solvay Fire Under Probe For Arson
A $1200 Solvay fire destroyed household goods and Christmas gifts, with Deputy Sheriff Arthur Kasson and others investigating possible arson. The blaze damaged a storehouse behind Leon ard Burns's home at 109 Carlton Av and erupted despite no heat source. Virginia DeLucia reported embers and disintegrating mortar from a fireplace. Police noted no damage estimate yet and family members described the incident as starting after bedtime.
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Solvay
Leonard Burns
Carlton Av
Arthur Kasson
Stephen Sharkey
Ridgewood Dr
Amigas Club Plans Christmas Dance
The Amigas Club of the Blind plans its first annual Christmas dance to raise gifts for members and friends. A blaze damaged a storage area housing toys and household goods, including a Montgomery scooter and a fire truck, while a home remodel was underway. President Mark Garrett urges participation as Christmas gifts. The club meets the second day each month at The Light-house, 1521 Pond Street, with publicity led by Robert Fife.
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Amigas Club
Amigas Club of the Blind
Yalc
Montgomery
Mark Garrett
Burns
Leon
Robert Detjen
Robert Fife
Alex
Menander DeLucia
Pond Si
Jones
Economy Shower Valve Auto shuts water after 60 seconds
A new on the market shower valve emphasizes water efficiency by automatically shutting off the flow after a 60 second rinse, reducing waste and saving utility costs. The device targets households seeking lower water usage without sacrificing rinse capability.
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Paul Reynold
Automobile
Edward White
Elbridge
Tie Seb Guvaide
Adel Moluor
Cpas
Bates
S.A
Corinthian Club
Carriage House
Thomas Dadey
301 Stolpav
College of Business Administration
Walter Simendinger
Turnest
Business Administration
Paul Hawkins
Fort Evie
Ont
Canada
Liberal Arts
Daniel E. Rohner
Carrier Cor
Poration
Marcus S. Chacona
General Electric
Albert
E. Stone
Fred G. Arnold
Robert L. Voorhees
Syracuse Post Standard
Harald Addingio
Ald- Journal
Stew
Syracuse Auto Dealer Association
Torge ‘Froman
Emerson E. Russell
Syracuse Board of Education
James E. Callaghan
Meyer Prowda
Motor Vehicle ‘Bureau
John Kelleher
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Wade
Dur Miller
Greyhound Lines
City
P. Ingraham
State Thruway
Service
Ernest M. Blanchard
Boy Scouts of America
Earl Aland
City Selstice
D. Villa Sloan
Alton Smith
Eastin
Tomy Nasen Davis
Manlius
Davis
Bearil
The
Automobile Club
Presmene
Frederick Col
Anthony Glio
Tavernkeepers Association
E. H. Manning
Socony
Laurence Hosie
Council of Churches
F. Gordon Smith
Safety Committee
Pens, Club
Richard Shapiro
Insurance Agents Association
Sam
Blanding
Dee
Oulu i Daley Gud
DeLucia
Virginia
PETIA
Beltone Hearing Service
Fayetie ST. Hone
Stout Dales
Washington St
Cjiearing
Cnd Sons
S.townsend ST
Black & Decker Factory
Black & Decker
van Horr
Feles Telex
Arm & Hemmer
Fountain Pen Center
Sheaffer
Parker Waterman
Esterbrook
Eversharp
Rirtlards c
Salina St
Syracuse Savings Bank
Sabine
Erie Blvd
Eastwood
James ST
Wiewoy Ave
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