City OKs Boulevard Plant Site in Hiawatha Boulevard
City Hall approves locating the Metropolitan Sewage Treatment plant on Hiawatha Boulevard after voting to stick with the Hiawatha site over the Seneca River. County and city officials authorize property surveys and preliminary negotiations on land costs and city facilities for future plant operation.
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City Hall
Hiawatha Blvd
Onondaga County Public Works Commission
Hiawatha Pivd
Seneca River
Bernard Hillenbrand
Bureau of Municipal Research
Mead
Hiawatha
George T. Driscoll
George H. Bedford
Bedford
David G. Fellows
Prisenlt
Ian
Fellows’ Canvass
Hian
Mayors Discuss Road Costs and State Share Plan
About a dozen mayors and legal officials from upstate communities met in City Hall to shape a cost structure for arterial maintenance and determine state payments. Buffalo reported 12 to 15 cents per square yard, Syracuse set at 17.5 cents, with few cities yet tying to state offers of five cents per yard for maintenance. The issue grows as arterial development highlights funding needs beyond previously small highway segments.
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Upstate
New York State Conference of Mayors
Buffalo
Syracuse
Charles Stanton
Potter W. Kelly
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Lake Shore iProdiems Discussed West Shore Plans
State Senator John H Hughes and district state engineer William Robinson discussed problems in developing the west shore of Onondaga Lake for the Crucible Steel Company plant on State Fair Blvd. They focused on relocating the salt land spur of the D L & W railroad and avoiding a new bridge costing 060,000 to 700,000. They also considered providing parking for workers after state takeover for the State Fair arterial link, with the steel company retaining unused land. Progress was reported on both issues.
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Onondaga Lake
Crucible Steel Company
State Fair Blvd
Albany
John H. Hughes
William Robinson
Crucible
State Fair
Hughes
Pleads Not Guilty In Burglary Case
Charles, of 795 S Townsend Street, appeared in Police Court today and pled not guilty to third degree burglary. He waived examination and was held for the grand jury by Judge P Leo Dorsey. Det Howard Shipley and Acting Det John O Shea arrested him after he tried to cash a $96 check with a stolen bankbook. The bankbook was among two stolen with $15 from Lee Williams's apartment at 408 Forman Court on Monday.
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Charles No Tran
S. Townsend St
P. Leo Dorsey
Taylor
Howard Shipley
John O'Shea
Lee Williams
Forman
Central School District survey seeks resident input on facilities
Liverpool Central School District Voters League conducts a survey through Saturday to gather opinions on school facilities. About 400 interviewers will visit roughly 3,800 homes, with results due mid January. The league will use the findings to guide its recommendations to the board on addressing population-linked facility issues.
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Liverpool Central School District
Voters League
League
Board For Education
Plane misidentified as snowplow shocks Jamesville area
Sheriff's deputies investigated a De Witt man's report of a downed aircraft in a residential area near Randall road and Jamesville road. He woke at 6 AM to a plane engine sound and saw it taxiing uphill. Deputy Fred Sommers said the witness may have mistaken snowplow wings and a roof red light for aircraft features.
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de Witt
Randall Rd
Jamesville Rd
Fred Sommers
Early American Pewter Exhibit on View at Syracuse Bank
A private collection of rare early American pewter is on display this week at Syracuse Savings Bank. Loaned by Aurie I. Johnson of 1232 F Cumberland Ave, the exhibit features teapots mugs lamps and other colonial articles dating back to 1740. Pewter notes its alloy of tin copper and antimony and its pre Revolutionary War prevalence.
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Syracuse Savings Bank
Aurie I. Johnson
Cumberland
Frederic Basset
Joseph Danforth
John Will
Two Men in Penitentiary Thirst Lands
Patrick J. Dougherty 35 of Chicago was sentenced to one year in Onondaga Penitentiary after pleading guilty to petty larceny. He claimed thirst after leaving a liquor store with whisky and brandy. previously released from a month sentence last Saturday. Garence D. Hadcock 45 of Watertown, arrested after walking out of a drug store with a $3.75 candy box, pleaded guilty to petty larceny and faced six months or other penalty.
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Patrick J. Dougherty
Chicago
Onondaga Penitentiary
Dougherty
Pa~trolman
Kenneth MacDonald
Garence D. Hadcock
Watertown
Sby
Emanuel Campagna
Kistler Warren
Dunbar Directors Meet Tomorrow
Dunbar Association Inc board meets tomorrow at 7 30 P M in Dunbar Center with reports from Edwin L Wilson and Miss Vivian M Ash and others. Frank T Wood Jr executive director will report on activities of the last two months.
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Board of Directors
Dunbar Association, Inc
Omorrow
Dunbar Center
Edwin L. Wilson
Nance
Vivian M. Ash
Daniel Burdick
Mary Bowen
Frank T. Wood, Jr
Doctors Elect 55 Officers Re Tatek Sue ee AAT SOUT DIRECT MEChAG
Dr. Donald E. Moore was elected president of Ono daga County Medical Society for 1955 at the annual dinner in Hotel Syracuse held with the Syracuse Academy of Medicine. Officers named included William J. Michaels Jr. as vice president and Robert Fyrl McMahon as secretary. Armand Angilino was named academy president and Gowing Broad secretary. Jim Crowley, Notre Dame football great and former Fordham coach, was principal speaker.
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Hotel
Syracuse
Donald H. Moore
Onondaga County Medical Society
Brran J. West
Armand Aquilino
Syracuse Academy of Medicinesf
William J. Michaels, Jr
Society
George N. Reifenstein
Academy
Robert F. McMahon
Donald E. Moore
Onodaga County Medical Society
Syracuse Academy of Medicine
William J. Michaels Jr
Robert Fy! ‘McMahon
J Charles A. Gwynn
James H. Bennett
William W. Falcon
Armand Aqgilino
George H. Reifenstein
G. Gowing Broad
Jim Crowley
Notre Dame
Fordham University
Robert ©. Gregg
Syracuse officials plan Christmas party after dinner meeting
School administrators and supervisors of the Syracuse public schools will hold a Christmas party after the 5 30 P M dinner meeting tomorrow at Roosevelt Junior High School Miss Arlene Jones Montgomery School principal and association president will preside at the business meeting Mrs Catherine Ford Danforth principal will oversee the program
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Syracuse Public
Roosevelt Junior High
Arlene Jones
Montgomery School
Association
Catherine Ford
Danforth
Catholics Observe Marian Feast Day in Syracuse Churches
Catholics in Syracuse observed the Feast of the Immaculate Conception and the Marian Year closing in city churches. Masses began before dawn and continued into the morning with late afternoon services for those unable to attend. The Marian Year, begun a year ago by Pope Pius XII, honors the Virgin Mary and marks the centenary of the dogma of her Immaculate Conception.
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Syracuse
Pius XII
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