State Pursues City Housing Application for 15th Ward
The city submits its public housing and welfare plan to the State Housing Commission in New York City. Officials, led by Wil lam McGarry of the Syracuse Housing Authority, discuss details with city leaders and proceed to file papers, forecasting a $6.7 million to higher proposal for 400 dwelling units. City Planning Commission and Housing Authority prepare to act. Mayor Mead schedules briefings with council leaders as site talks focus on Lower East Side locations.
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15Th Ward
State Housing Commission
New York City
Willam McGarry
Syracuse Housing Authority
Mead
McGarry
New York
Willegin
Fugute
Herman T. Stichman
Lower East Side
Averell Harriman
Albany
Plannning Commission
Common Council
E. Washington-E. Fayette St
E. Adams, Madison, Almond, Cal McBride Sts
Comen
Council
Melanie Kreutzer
Roy Sim
Mons
Johnie Tuck
Joseph McGoldrick
York City
Bargain Watch Swindlers Warned By Syracuse Bureau
The Syracuse Better Business Bureau warns shoppers to beware counterfeit watches sold by hawkers near sidewalks, depots, and hotel lobbies. John S. Pendergast says fake timepieces mimic brand names but are cheap imports, sometimes offered up to $100, targeting unwary buyers nationwide.
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Syracuse
Better Business Bureau
John S. Pendergast
Pendergast
Pomeroy Heads Bar Association in Onondaga County
Stuart E. Pomeroy of Andrews McBride Abend & Pomeroy is named president of the Onondaga County Bar Association. He succeeds William B. Mangin of Brown Mangin & Grasna. Pomeroy lives at 113 Wayenues a yines Circle Rd. The executive director is also the exect of the Onondaga Service Commission. Also elected were Lurenee D. Wood first vice president Albert Orenstein second vice president Richard Aronson reelected secretary treasurer.
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Stuart E. Pomeroy
Andrews, McBride, Abend & Pomroy
Nondaga County
Pomeroy
William B. Mangin
Brown, Mangin & Grasna
Wayenues
Yines Circle
Utive Director County Civilsion
Lurenee D. Wood
Albert Orenstein
Richard Aronson
Department of Audit
Paul Ward
Fulton
Christy
Mas Party
Lighton
Homer Russell Smith
Post
George Dunbar
H. Follett Corey
Hodgkins, Jr
Cora Bartlett
Schraffy
Oswego Expressway Arterial Project Plans Filed
City Engineer Potter W. Kelly today received drawings for an Oswego expressway arterial project. William Robinson district state engineer reported the plans are preliminary with final cost estimates not yet available. He said he cannot estimate when final plans and costs will be ready but hopes for a prompt completion.
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Oswego
Potter W. Kelly
William Robinson
Robinson
Kelly
Kevinson Saide
Seed Dealers Open Conference Series In Liverpool
The first in a regional seed dealers conference series opened today at Ed Martins restaurant in Liverpool. Cornell University crop specialists will chair talks through December and January with agents stressing weed and fertilizer guidance for spring planting. Speakers include professors R. Aldrich and A. Johnson from Cornell University.
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Ed Martin's
Liverpool
Corwell University
James Q. Foster
Neweas
R. Aldrich
A. A. Johnson
Cornell University
State Historic Society Triggers Search for Lost State Documents
Onondaga County's Historical Society sparks a statewide chase after thousands of valuable state documents were hauled away from Albany by two trashmen. Officials race to recover the papers as authorities urge checks to prevent further losses.
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Onondaga County
Historical Society
Albany
Rent Report Still Missing From Northern Paper Mill
Richard Wright of the county historical society leads a chain tracing a vanished rent report stored in a Mont Rolland Quebec paper mill. City officials, including Mayor Mead, dispatched a team to locate the 15 000 pound pile of waste paper and salvage any readable rent data before a January deadline. The report’s existence and notes were surfaced by local residents and state historians, with authorities prioritizing recovery of the collectors items amid reconversion losses.
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Canada
Richard Wright
County Historical Societ
Cato
Kay Findson
Jordan
Hudson
Wright
Rene
Onon
Daga County
Richard Torrey
Mont Rolland
Que
Mead
State History
Carey
Rom Albans
Ian
Phi Delta Theta Alumni Elect Greminger President at Syracuse
Phi Delta Theta alumni at Syracuse University elected Dr. buger as president for 1955. Joseph Hopkins became vice president, Harry B. Reddick secretary, Harold Clingen assistant secretary, Robert Davies treasurer, and W. G. Lighton assistant treasurer. Do not output TITLE or SUMMARY labels.
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DR. Buger
Phi Delta Theta
Syracuse University
Joseph Hopkins
Harry B. Reddick
Harold Clingen
Robert Davies
W. G. Lighton
Policeman Arrested Quits Force in Adultery Case
Syracuse patrolman James Borreggine, 27, was arraigned on adultery charges after resigning from the force. Off duty at 4 AM, he was taken from Winchester Hotel with a 19 year old East Side girl. Bail set at 500 dollars. he must appear in court December 21. the girl released on 250 dollars.
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Syracuse
James ¥. Borreggine
S. McBridest
Winchester
William Webb
East Side
Borreggine
Fred G. Arnold
P. Leo Dorsey
55 Sweetheart Race Attracts 67 Coeds
Sigma Chi at USU begins eliminations for 1955 Sweetheart with 67 contestants, Christmas vacation ahead, leading to a January finals at the Sig house. Joan Davey, 1953 Sweetheart, crowns successor at the Sweetheart Ball amid campus suspense and a panel of judges. Contestants include Dorothy Krokosky from Toms River and Mary Ferguson from Honolulu, with chairman Mary Ferguson guiding the process.
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Joan Pavev
Center
Niagara Falls
Sigma Chi
Sul
Jeff
Dorothy Krokosky
Thisi
Sig
Beauty and
Severand
Joan Davey
Corinthian
Club Carriage House
Toms River
N. J
Mary Ferguson
Honolulu
Thomas Dadey
Stolpav
Hawaii
Janice Tripp
Sweety Fof
Police Fire Lists Adopted by Onondaga Civil Service
The Onondaga County Civil Service Commission adopted new eligibility lists for police and firemen. City patrolmen have 10 vacancies from 27 chosen of 38 applicants. riment’s list has 28 eligible from 53 applicants with seven vacancies. Keeper at Jamesville Penitentiary list: eight from nine. Lists also cover village patrolmen in Baldwinsville East Syracuse Liverpool North Syracuse and Binghamton special patrolmen at Geddes and home economist.
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Eliginlaty
Onondaga County Civil Service Commission
Stuart E. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Riment
Jamesville Penn
Bald
Mayor to name official for patrolman Price hearing
Mayor Mead expects to announce a hearing official to adjudicate charges against Patrolman Charles Price. Price, a rookie, shot and used a Sampson airman off duty, leading to his immediate suspension after the Oct 17 incident at the East Side grill of Floyd Warren. Corporation Counsel George T. Driscoll prepared the charges, with a decision anticipated before November 17.
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Mead
Onty
Charles Price
Sampson
George T.driscoll
Driscoll
Jan East Side
Floyd R. “Warren
Wee
Maer
Fred G. Arnold
District Fire Chief Unhurt in Collision
District Fire Chief Donald A. Reid escaped injury in a two car crash yesterday as his fire department vehicle, stopped for a traffic sign, collided with a second auto on Parkland Kirkpatrick streets. Nine others, including three children, were injured in separate incidents across the city.
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Donald A. Reid
First North St
Parkland
Kirkpatrick Sts
Francis J. O'Brien
Danforth St
O'Brien
Svaterday
Thomas R. Jones
Seymour St
George Butman
JBL W
DeWitt Gas and Appliance Offers Creditors Plan
Utica DeWitt Gas and Appliance Corporation proposes to pay creditors 22 cents on the dollar with cash on court confirmation. Tax and preferred claims would be paid in full on plan confirmation. Victor F. Eva as president filed the offer before Referee David J. Goldstein. a creditors meeting in Syracuse will consider the proposal.
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amid-Journal Wae
UTICA
DeWitt Gas and Appliance Corporation of
DeWitt
U.S
Victor F. Eva
David J. Goldstein
Syracuse
Rotary Club to Hear Sweet Sixteen Chorus at Luncheon
The Fayetteville Manlius High School choral group Sweet Sixteen will perform as the Christmas feature at the Rotary Club luncheon in the Hotel Onondaga ballroom. The eight boys and eight girls are directed by C. Richard.
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Fayetteville-Manlius High School
Rotary Club
Onondaga
Mrs Lett Leaves Estate to Husband Probate In Syracuse Court
Dorothy D Lett of 611 Crawford Ave died November 20 leaving a 23000 dollar estate to her husband Robert P Lett electrical engineering professor at Syracuse University. She also left an 11 month old daughter Barbara.
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Dorothy D. Lett
Crawford Av. Roes
Robert P. Lett
Syracuse University
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