Service Chapter Meets Tomorrow
The Onondaga Chapter Civil Service Employees Association holds its quarterly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Museum of Fine Arts auditorium with Arthur Darrow presiding. After the meeting Bea Sologon will perform a one woman adaptation of Kiss Me Kate, with Thelma Miller Cohn at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Civil Service Employes Association
Museum of Fine Arts
Arthur Darrow
Bea Sologon
Kate
Thelma Miller Cohn
Cigar Stand Opens In State Building
Fred Tatum, nearly blind, starts a new cigar stand in the State Office Building lobby at 333 E Washington St Syracuse. The New York State Commission for the Blind provided birch cabinets and plans to offer cigars cigarets candy newspapers milk and soft drinks as part of the stand. Tatum has 12 years with the Commission and previously operated stands at the Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tatum
Federal Building
New State Office
Beverly Martin
Syracuse
Tatum
Washington St
Ted Schneider
New York State Commission For the
The
Commission
New York
Federal
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Carrier Corporation
Prosperity Co
Sears Roebuck
Schneider
Westlam Electric
Remington Rand
Grumman Aircraft Corp
NYC Attorneys Seek Delay In Syracuse State Claim Trial
Two New York City lawyers, Theodore Ruzow and Harry Lipner of Ruzow and Lipner, braved a subway strike and bad weather to reach Syracuse for the R. T. Frye, Inc. claim against the state for 86,487.27. They asked for a 24 hour postponement after misplacing their files and promised to have them in Syracuse in time for a pending trial tomorrow before Judge Charles T. Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Syracuse
Theodore Ruzow
Harry Lipner
Manhattan
Ruzow
R. T. Frye, Inc
New York State Thruway
Frye
Thruway Authority
Clifton Springs
Canastota
LeRoy
Charles T. Major
Skaneateles
Stanley Scott
Health Units Meet Here In Syracuse Roundtable
Executive secretaries of New York State health associations gathered at Hotel Syracuse to discuss public relations, fundraising, and program development. Thomas E. Connolly of the Onondaga Health Association chaired, noting shared problems across agencies affiliated with the State Charities Aid Association of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse
Thomas E. Connolly
Onondaga Health Association
Connolly
State Charities Aid Association of
New York City
Syracuse Considers Expanded Special Classes For Retarded Pupils
A survey by Miss Isa M. Cole for the Syracuse Board of Education urges 24 additional classes for mentally retarded children and 30 more teachers. The plan targets about 367 seats across several schools including Montgomery as a center for severely retarded students, with multiple new classrooms and bus transportation for up to 500 pupils in the 30 to 75 IQ range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Isa M. Cole
Special Education Department
Board of Education
Bard
I.Q
Montgomery
Gere School
City Health Department
BB I Rip Windows in Eastwood Area Damages Reported
BB gun owners in the Eastwood area caused over $580 in window damage yesterday. John Fratianni’s Burnet Avenue store suffered four plate glass panes worth $380. Raymond Laven’s Sunnycrest Avenue home had a front window shot full of holes. Stanley Sutkowski reported holes in an outside pane valued at $100. Joseph DelConti’s Edwards Avenue home had two smashed storm windows totaling $28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood
Burnet Ave
John Fratianni
Raymond B. Laven
Sunnycrest Ave
Stanley Sutkowski
Woodbine Ave
Joseph DelConti
S. Edwards Ave
Mead to Name Air Commissioner Candidates This Week
Mayor Mead will release the names of three top candidates for the new aviation commissioner’s job this week. The Airport Advisory Committee led by Carl F. B. Roth will submit the names once the consultants’ study supports creating a separate airport management post. The city plans to pay 11000 to 13500 for the commissioner and will shift duties from the parks department to the airport post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Carl F. B. Roth
Air Cooled Motors, Inc
Christmas Seal Booths Open in Downtown Stores and Post Office
Volunteers for the Onondaga County Health Association opened Christmas Seal booths in three downtown department stores and the main post office lobby to aid the annual drive. Chairman Margaret A. Cheney reported $41,757 raised so far as booths operate 10 am to 5:30 pm through Dec 21 at the post office and through next Monday at Edwards and Dey Brothers. Local groups and schools staff the booths, including the Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs and Spanga tahha Sorority of Central High School. Seals are sold at Chappell's during regular fourth-floor hours until Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Association
E. W. Edwards & Son
Dey Brothers
C. E. Chappell & Sons
Onondaga County Health Association
Margaret A. Cheney
Christmas. Sea
Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs
Herbert G. Wright Jr
Nottingham
Delta Kappa
Diana Burns
Alpha Mu
Marcia Gould
Delta Sigma of
Tilway High School
Lois Borland
Edwards
Evan Conklin
Cherry
Three Drivers Plead Guilty or Not in Drunk Driving Case
A Canadian, a Liverpool man, and a Syracuse man faced drunk driving charges in Traffic Court. Lawrence Wells of Kingston Ontario received a $100 fine and 30 day license suspension with a travel letter to Canada. Wade Kline of Syracuse was held on bail with Dec 16 hearing. Kenneth Bowes of Liverpool pled innocent with Dec 13 appearance. Edward Falkowski of Lake Lindale pleaded guilty to a reduced speeding charge after a Nov 4 collision, with Raymond Riano as the other driver corroborating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Charles Patchett
N. Salina St
Truman H. Preston
Canada
Wade Kline
Fitch St
Kline
Genesee St
Alex Zawacki
Canal St
James Dixon
Erie Blvd
State Fair Blvd
Hiawatha Blvd
Kenneth J. Bowes
Hickory Sr
Liverpool
Preston
Bowes
Robert Villemot
S. Warren St
Tallman Street
Edward Falkowski
Longview Ave
Lakeland
W. Water Street
Falkowski
Raymond A. Riano
Hazelhurst Ave
Richard Ryan
Riano
Kirk Skating Rink Delayed to January
Kirk Park in Syracuse faces a mid January opening for its first artificial rink after weather delays. Construction by Gallagher and Vault Inc. and refrigeration by C W Davis Supply Co. and electrical work by Hillebrand and Owens Inc. pushed back the project, costing about 153 710 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Kirk Park
Gallagher and Vault, Inc
C. W. Davis Supply Co
Hillebrand and Owens ‘Ine
Federal OK Expected on Sewage Bids
Onondaga County Public Works Commission expects federal approval of bids for the Metropolitan Syracuse Sewage Treatment Plant tank system. Bids opened Nov. 19 range from 2 million to nearly 2.1 million for four tanks and options, with earlier October bids canceled after incomplete specs. Local firms submitted the apparent low bids for heating, ventilation, and electrical work as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Public Works Commission
Syracuse
Albert Hollenbeck
Commission
Federal Health Service
Hiawatha Blvd
M. A. Bongiovanni
Kenneth A. Taylor
Bees Electric Co
Marriage Licenses List For DeWitt and East Syracuse
Edward W. Kimbrell Jr of DeWitt and Madeline R Procino of 1133 Kirkpatrick St. Robert Lt Lockwood of 9228 Townsend St. Florence Preeman of 9229 Townsend St. Patrick W McDonald of 127 Woodbine Ave and Lucille M Brown of 400 Chapman St. Raymond J Griffin of East Syracuse and Mary A Dizon of 532 Seymour Bt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Kimbrell Jr
DeWitt
Madeline R. Procino
Kirkpatrick St
Robert
Lockwood
Townsend St
Florence
Preeman
Patrick W. McDonald
Woodbine Ave
Lucille M. Brown
Chapman St
Motorist Really Runs Into the Law
Leo S. DeFoster age 44 of 110 Roney Lane collided with Deputy Sheriff Edwin Marsh at Della Mortes Restaurant Erie Blvd E. DeFoster refused to show license or ID and left. Peace Justice George P. Kimball issued a warrant and DeFoster pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and paid a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo S. DeFoster
Roney Lane
DeFoster
Dellarmorte’s
Erie Blvd
Edwin Marsh
Syracuse
Marsh
George P. Kimball
de Witt
DeFosiier
Kimball
Final Week of State Court of Claims in Progress
Judge Charles T Major opened the court week in the State Office Building. He said the court will close Friday for a January winter term. Leonard Webster seeks to file an extra claim over a June 29 Thruway accident that already includes a 136725 death claim for Beulah Webster. George Waterman holds a 76220.53 claim. Webster’s eastbound station wagon and Waterman’s vehicle collided after a shoulder fault. data will be submitted Friday. Tomorrow Judge Richard Heller presides on appropriation cases starting with a 126000 claim by Hall McChesney for Oswego Boulevard highway property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of Claims
State Office
Charles T. Major
Major
Leonard Webster
Cazenovia
Thruway
Webster
Beulah
George E. Waterman
Utica
Waterman
Richard Heller
Court of Claims
Hall
McChesney
Oswego Boulevard
Justice Nathan D. Lapham Returns Home From Hospital
Supreme Court referee Nathan D. Lapham is back at his residence at 490 South Main Street after an absence of five weeks in Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester for illness or recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Nathan D.lapham
Supreme Court
Main, St
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
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Salina ST
Fair City Savings
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James Plaza
Assumption Church
Jordan Goeke
OFM
Dunstan McDermott
Diane Janoc
Ska
Robert Gratzer
Assumption High School
Johanne Conte
Assumption
Brian Fitzgerald
Christian Brothers Academy
Mary Lee Page
Third Order of St. Francis
Seal Drive
June Miller
Bellevue Ave
Howard Ward
Cleveland Blvd
Fayetteville
Lawrence Wells
Kingston, Ont
Kirk Skating Rink
Federal OK
Raymond J. Griffin
Mary A. Dizon
Seymour Bt
Park ‘N
Jonn Wzell, Sons
Pajamas
Uonn F. Zz
Ill. Sons Men's Shop
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