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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1957

Page

3

Sewer Financing Plan Shelved by City Leaders

The new sewer financing program tied to a rental tax on sewer use was shelved by Mayor Mead after a meeting with Mayor-elect Henninger. Mead said the plan would wait until Henninger takes office January 1 to study it. Opponents cited a windfall argument, but officials said the levy would start April 1 and fund sewer repair rather than payrolls, with expected 1959 yields around 250 000 to 300 000 dollars.

Mead Anthony A. Henninger Common Council Henninger Hen Igo Syracuse Governmental Research Bureau Robert G. Soule Laurence J. O'Toole Municipal Research Bureau

Four Hurt in Two Car Crash on Jamesville De Witt Road

Four people were treated at Memorial Hospital after a two car head on collision on Jamesville De Witt road. Francis Knapp 20 Cove road faces arraignment for failure to keep to the right after the crash involving Edward Jenny 29 Long Lake Tully. Knapp and Jenny were in opposite vehicles with Seamans 22 Truxton and Hammond 20 also injured.

Jamesville-De Witt Memorial Hospital Robert Parrow Francis Knapp Cove Road George Kimball de Witt Knapp Denris Blair South Bay Road Cicero Gerald Seamans James Hammond Truxton Edward Jenny Long Lake Tully Jenny Seamans Hammond

Mayor Proposes Pay Raises for Seven City Positions

Mayor Mead asks the Common Council to approve upgrades and raises for seven city jobs. The plan moves Benjamin M. Gingold from Grade 2 to Grade 1, boosting pay from about 9 000 to 11 500 to 11 000 to 13 500, and increases for a fire inspector, fire chief clerk, mayoral secretary, zone control aide, and two park supervisor posts.

Mead Common Council Gingold

Youngster Wishes Gun and Holster in Christmas Appeal

A Syracuse family with seven children seeks help through the Christmas Bureau. Seven year old Bobby T. requests a holster and gun set, while his siblings hope for ice skates, boxing gloves, a large toy truck, a doll house, a Cub Scout kit, a sewing machine, and a doll carriage. Donations can be left in shell stations across Onondaga County. Marine Corps Reserve couriers will deliver. Call the Christmas Bureau for details.

Syracuse Nick Bobby T Mr. T Santa Marie John Nancy Arnold Sharon Melanie Onondaga County U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Hancock Field Christmas Bureau Volunteer Center, Inc Red Feather Marine Corps Reserve Headquarters

Burglars Take Cashless Safe at Pitcher Hill Home

Police report a burglary at 125 Elbow Rd in Pitcher Hill where a small safe and a box of personal papers were taken. Only papers such as deeds mortgage documents and life insurance policies plus a wrist watch valued at about 10 were found missing. The incident mirrors two earlier Solvay area burglaries this week with similar targets and outcomes.

Pitcher Hill Corp R. J. Haley Helen Martindale Elbow Rd Solvay Haley

Welfare Post Test Scheduled for County Welfare Dept

A promotion exam for a welfare case supervisor in the public division of the County Welfare Department is set by the County Civil Service Commission for February 15. Salary ranges from 4300 to 4900 dollars. No vacancies exist. Applications due January 9 at the commission office in the Courthouse.

County Civil Service Commission County Welfare Department Commission

Mahoney urges reappraisal of school authority and discipline

State Senate Majority Leader Walter J. Mahoney told the 10th annual New York State Audio-Visual Council conference at the Hotel Onondaga that schools risk a rise in mugging mayhem and murder if education standards are not tightened. He urged restoring firmer discipline and teacher authority, resisting postwar leniency, and warned against treating schools as daytime babysitting.

Senate Walter J. Mahoney New York Mahoney

Olcott Coed Crowned Basketball Queen at Le Moyne

Le Moyne College held a pep rally on the Heights to launch the cage season with a crowning of Suzanne Castle of Olcott as Basketball Queen. Her court includes Anne Dooher Judith Fernan Joanne Smith and Carol Webster. The Dolphins open tonight against Buffalo State Teachers at 6 p.m. in the W Jefferson St Armory with a motorcade from campus to the venue.

LeMoyne College Buffalo State Suzanne Castle Olcott Anne Dooher N. Lowell Ave Judith Fernan Parsons Milo Tomanovich Pierre Labourdette Dolphins Buffalo W. Jefferson St. Armory Armory Tommy Niland Vincent B. Ryan S.J

Injured Worker Falls 18 Feet at Carrier Plant

A construction worker, Arend Branchman, 57, tumbled 18 feet through a hole in a second floor at the Carrier Corp plant on Kinne Road in East Syracuse. He remained in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital with head injuries, possible broken back and internal injuries. Fellow workers say he landed on a large packing box after stepping on loose plywood.

Syracuse St. Joseph's Hospital Arend Branchman Cook Ave William R. Hayford Branckman New Carrier Corp Kinne Rad

State Office Bldg Gets Its Own Snowplow

New York State purchased a small plow truck for the State Office Building at 3823 E Washington St. Buildings Superintendent Joseph E Pilgrim said a 1958 Jeep with a plow was bought for approximately 2000 dollars. It will clear snow from the building parking lot and adjacent sidewalks along E Washington Market Water and S State streets.

New York State Washington St Joseph E. Pilgrim E. Washington, Market, Water S.state Streets

McCarthy School PTA to Meet Wednesday at 8 PM

The newly organized McCarthy School Parent-Teachers Association will meet at 8 pm Wednesday at the school. At this second meeting Marvin Paxson will present the bylaws for approval. Mrs. Verner R. Love, president, will preside. Refreshments will be served.

McCarthy School Parent-Teachers Association Marvin Paxson Verner R. Love

Pitcher Hill rezoning decision stalled by Clay Town Board

The Clay Town Board delayed a ruling on a 12 acre Pitcher Hill rezoning from Residential Two to Commercial to allow three retail stores and 90 000 square feet of space. A related car fire and injuries at Ulster Street and Avery Avenue were reported as the town weighs potential tax gains against property value concerns.

Pitcher Hill Clay Town Board Town Board of Clay Albert Oswald Fix Fixes John Harrison Engine 5 Ulster St Patsy Germino Avery Ave Harrison Germino Arthur Latzkowski James Wild

1600 Workers To Be Furloughed At Smith Corona Plant

Smith Corona Inc announces 1600 production workers will be furloughed for two weeks at the city typewriter plant starting December 23. A four day week will be adopted during January and part of February due to a temporary production cutback. Groton and Cortland plants are unaffected, and the measures aim to avert a longer layoff later.

Smith-Corona, Inc Groton and Cortland

Woman Driver Crashes After Animal Crosses Road

Mrs Mildred L Bennett 32 of 152 Wiman Ave drove north on Sweet Road near E Seneca Turnpike at 1 50 am swerved to miss an animal and struck four guard posts and a ditch injuring her nose and left side. She is at home nursing injuries and facing repair costs.

Mildred L. Bennett Wiman Ave Bennett

Twelve Men Arrested in Lower East Side Gambling Raid

Police raided a Lower East Side store early today and detained twelve men on gambling related charges.

Lower East Side

Bartender Stabbed in Clash at Cavallo's Restaurant

Harry Hill, 29, a bartender at Cavallo's Restaurant in Nedrow, was stabbed in the back by a 20 year old woman during a fight at 3 am. He was taken to Crouse Irving Hospital in fair condition. Police, led by Sgt. Louis Mosher, raided a store at 825 E. Washington St. and arrested seven men linked to a gambling operation. 17 decks of cards and six dice were seized.

Crouse Irving Hospital Harry Hill RD 1 Nedrow Cavallo’s S. State St Michael Burns Peter Wright James Dixon S. State Jackson St Hill Nicholas Cavallo Harry John Hill Nedron RD 1 James Taylor S. McBride St James Blane Tyler Ct James Drummond Madison St Alvin Mathis E. Washington St Samuel Harvey Major A. Thomas Cedar Louis Mosher Ambrose Abert Roy W. Cooke Edward Shostack Bernard Busch Abert Cooke Mosher Sgt Taylor

Woman Found Dead In Room ID Delores Solar

Police investigate the death of a 27 year old woman identified as Delores Solar of 207 Cayuga Street. An autopsy was planned to determine cause of death. She worked for City Opticians.

Delores Solar Cayuga St City Opticians

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