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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1954
Page
2
The American Pension Club will meet at 7 30 P M today in the APC auditorium at 220 Ringiva. A sneak hour will follow. A ladies auxiliary meeting was scheduled for 9 23 30 P M.
Police continued their investigation into the death of Mrs. Mary Onorato of Solvay after a rifle incident at her husband’s supper club. The civic oath ceremony included 31 people from nine countries, with George Berberian and his wife Sirwart also taking citizenship, both former labor camp detainees from Linz and Syria. The probe centers on whether the death resulted from an accident or other cause as clues emerged from the nightclub scene and the couple’s immigration history.
Mayor Mead backs a $6.7 million state housing and rehabilitation package for Syracuse's 25th Ward after a redevelopment committee stalemate. He will file the formal application with the local housing authority, with final approval subject to city planning and Common Council action, possibly before January 1.
TVA former chairman Gordon R. Clapp credits the agency with spurring industrial progress in chemicals, light metals and food preservation, not harming private enterprise. He cites TVA's river development, power output, and urban renewal as key tools for growth while urging New York to modernize power plants.
James J. Collens of Rye elected president at Hotel Syracuse meeting, succeeding Horace M. Hagar of Amsterdam. Edward J. Martelle Endicott named first vice president, Jane L. Byrnes Syracuse second vice president, Dudley C. Snyder Valley Stream secretary treasurer. Resolutions include a minimum starting salary of 100 dollars monthly for new teachers and annual increments of 50 dollars, and a warning against accepting Social Security without understanding benefits. The three day program opened with remarks from Dr. J. Cayce Morrison and Dr. Worth McClure.
Albany officials plan a rail wreck probe into the New York Central freight crash near Oneida station that killed East Syracuse resident Alexander Wisniewski and injured conductor William Burkhart. The study will assess housing, welfare and power issues tied to urban redevelopment and the 15th Ward slum conditions.
Police report a 13 year old, John Buffingon, of 530 Cedar Street, was stabbed during a disturbance. He received treatment at a local hospital. The incident occurred in the Cedar Street neighborhood with no further details on the assailant or motive provided.
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