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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1954

Page

3

Reservists Begin Motor School Training Demonstration

A demonstration at the U S Army Reserve Training Center brings 35 enlisted reservists for a motor skills program as part of a new enlisted reserve school project. The 1016th USAR school under Col George H Haines leads the effort with MOS enlisted schools and other classes for clerk typist and supply procedure ratings. Vacancies exist in the supply school for reservists with remaining obligated service.

U. S. Army Reserve Training Cente Tormorrow Uhe George H. Haines State Forestry College Tis M.O.S Huntley

County Nets $43,493 on Vehicle Tax

ONDAGA COUNTY will receive 43593 in motor vehicle tax receipts from the state as its share of state collected motor vehicle fees for the three months ending September. A total of 929.85 is to be distributed to counties outside New York City. Nassau County led with 100,146 and Erie County followed with 96,321 in the 1954 distribution.

Ondaga County Raymond McGovern New York City Nassau County Erie County

Jury Demonstration at New College of Law Opens E White Hall

Syracuse University College of Law student juries demonstrated both federal and state procedures in a dedicated courtroom drill. Judge Stephen Exeanan presided with Fitzgerald and Connex as counsel for plaintiff and defendant. Phi Delta Phi sponsored the event with Hanrahan as chair and Prof. Miller guiding the demonstration as moderator. The moot courtroom was packed with about 240 students observing in orderly silence.

Stephen W. Brennan William Fitzpatrick Francis P. Kiper College of Law Syracuse University College of Law E. White Suictayan Stephen W. Exeanan U. S. District Court York Burding Fuitzpatrick Bond, Schoeneckx & King Ethie Alled Connex Comstock Inn Phi “iDelta Phi Legal Society Pau Hanrahan College For Law Lafayette Robert W. Milter

Twenty four inducted into Army in Syracuse

A Syracuse ceremony announced twenty four upstate New York men inducted into the Army. Draftees from Ithaca to Cortland joined in the Chimes building as recruitment notes list names and addresses including Gostanian, Meeker, Nemecek, Shults, Simons, Stelick, Greene, Dorr, Brown, and others.

Upstate New York Ithaca Area 1 Frederick K. Gostanian Danbyrd Lawrence G. Meeker Robert J. Nemecek Washington St Charles D. Shults B.D Ronald L Simons Carl A. Stelick Dryden Robert K. Greene Copenhagen James E. Simonton Henderson Jana Vernon E. King Redwood Howard W Eagan Donald Boyd St Frederick P. Goodnough Eau Edmund J. Frap Sr Mai Mekin H. Brown Edmund J. Hoffman Evergreen St Cortland Jeree

Camillus Firemen Douse Car's Motor Blaze

Firemen battled a car fire parked by the Holiday Motel in Camillus. The auto owned by Donald Kantak of Camillus caught fire due to a shorted wire igniting radiator coolant. The blaze confined to the engine area. Deputy Sheriff Victor Tucci investigated.

Asus rTondes Camillus Auto Donald Kantak Victor sTucci

Norman Rudolph Named President of Highway Engineers Group

Norman Rudolph was elected president of the New York State Association of Highway Engineers last night at the Polish American Citizens Club. Other officers named were Fa Myers as vice president Ernest Demetriades as secretary treasurer and Paul Richter, William Adams and Carleton Dodge as local directors.

Rudolph Norman New ‘York State Association of Highway Engineers

Planners OK Housing Project in 15th Ward

The City Planning Commission approved a 56.6 million state city public housing plan for the 15th Ward. With four of six members present, the vote followed an urgent request by Mayor Mead to access state funds before the January deadline. The plan calls for 400 public housing units within a four block area bordered by Cedar and Townsend streets and Hazon.

City Planning Commission 15Th Ward Planning Commission George Cregg Jesse Oberdorfer Potter W. Kelly Morris Berman W. R. G. Baker Otto Sutter Cregg Common Council Dee Cedar, Sinint S Townsend, and Hazon

Seven Hurt In Hill Lab Accidents At Syracuse University

Fire and chemical exposure at a Syracuse University metal laboratory injured seven workers. Ray Eale, 30, North Syracuse, sustained first and second degree burns and was treated at University Hospital and released. Six others received first degree burns. one incident involved a sodium potassium solution spraying and a vented container. Fire crews responded. several workers helped and were treated at campus infirmary. A foreign exchange student and another worker were among those hurt.

Ag Homa Dae Federal Clas Syracuse Universit Metalurs Eat Collendale Ray Eale I ‘Orth Syracuse Mit Chen University Hosta Universty Infirma

Suspected Lumber Theft Reported at Local Convent

Sheriff deputies investigated a complaint about missing building supplies from Golelli and Maglione Building Con at 823 LeMogne Ave. Gerald Mingolelli said a four week check of material covered shows supplies likely taken. Detectives seek information on the missing items and probable suspects.

Sheriff's Deputies

Board Approves School Alterations Plans for Camillus Area

Central Street Board approves preliminary alteration plans for Split Rock and Camillus schools to add classrooms without reducing space Warners High to include a catechism area. Architects Sargent Webster Crenshaw Folley to report next meeting. bids expected around March as fall term 1955 nears. Special meeting set to elect a district board member at 7 30 P M Thursday at Warners High School to fill vacant seat after George Englert’s resignation.

Split Rock Caraillus Board of Educaton Central St Warners Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw and Folley Y Board Warners High School George Englert Westvate Fredateau Edward Olgeaty T Herbert K. Paddock Camillus B.D Frank J. Pugh Onondaga van Buren Geddes Elbridge

Snow halts search for missing Weyland over Adirondacks

Weather shuts down the aerial hunt for Wilbur Weyland, a Streer-field Newsee resident, as up to 27 inches of snow hindered a small Piper Cub mission. Fifth Air-Sea Rescue Unit at Westover Field Mass ordered the pause while surface snow clears. Civil Air Patrol planes had been combing central and northern New York counties since Tuesday after Weyland, believed to be headed to Rochester, disappeared with enough fuel for a 400 mile trip.

Adirondack Wilbur Weyland Weyland Westover Field Mass Schwartz Civil Air Patrol Central New York Lingen, J Rochester William Weyland Elizabeth Linden Civil Aeronautcs Administration

Trophies Stolen At Frat House

More than 5350 worth of trophies were stolen from the Kappa Sigma fraternity house at 103 College Place. An intruder entered through an unlocked door between 2 and 7 AM, taking 10 trophies including two $100 pledge trophies. Patrolmen John Ludgate and Adelbert Sloruma investigated.

Kappa Sigma College Pl John F. Jureiler Syracuse University John Ludgate Adelbert Slorura

Club to Honor Chief Arnold at Zion Church Dinner

The Zion's Zantheran Church Men's Club will honor Chief Fred G. Arnold at a Thursday dinner starting 6 45 P M. Arnold, a Zion's Church member, works with the Youth Bureau of the police department. Club president Thomas Greenlee presides. An auto theft report notes a 9 2917 two door sedan stolen from the 100 block Loft Clinton Sr. was reported by Charles J. Harris, 54, of 110 Hathaway Rd DeWitt. Inside the car valued at 200 dollars were a bowling ball and binoculars. Patrolmen Arthur Mullett and Edward Corbett filed the report.

Unukx Fred G. Arnold Zion Zantheran Hall Arnold Zion's Church St. Leon Burchard Youth Bureau Police Department Thomas Greenlee Clinton Sr Charles J. Harris Hathaway Rd T DeWitt Arthur Mullett Edward Corbett

Christmas Parties Kick Off Syracusans Seasonal Festivities

Several thousand attend the Brown Lip e Chapin Christmas dance and variety show at the W Jefferson Street armory with carols by the BHLC Men’s Glee Club under Maurice Stith direction. Life Members Club of Central Council Telephone Pioneers hosts annual party at 6:30 PM with about 200 guests including Henry B Cloyes Albany and George J Taylor Elmira. A GE chorus and band concert is set for Electronics Park auditorium at 6:30 PM. Reverend Baden P Mudge of Lakeport to speak at Monarch Club luncheon at Hotel Syracuse.

W.jefferson St.armory Soted Hren Ilvill BHLC Maurice Stith Fred Kacke Adeline Zietara Robert Cox Louis Waynai John Piro In Murphy William Ryan Perry van Auken Club of ‘Central Council Telephone Pioneers of America State St Henry IS. Cloyes Albany Upstate George J. Taylor Elmira Life Central Council Arthur R. Grimm Divsion Camville K. G. Maybe Ion Traffic Land BR Electronics’ Park Auditorium Newton S. Fink Stanley R. Roelofs

Driver Fined Ten Charge Reduced in Traffic Court

Richard McGuire, 20, of 317 Garfield Ave pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of failing to stop on emerging from a driveway. He was fined $10 after an arrest for reckless driving on December 4 by Patrolman Louis Mangino who said McGuire pulled out and forced him off the pavement narrowly missing a collision. A chase followed. another youth, Francis Sehl, 22, denied charges of dangerous driving and leaving the scene, paroled for reappearance December 22 before Judge P Leo Dorsey. Patrolman Sigmund Grudzinski reported Sehi was arrested near South Townsend for allegedly passing a double-parked car, losing control, and striking a vehicle owned by Clarence Packey.

Richard McGuire Garfield Av Louis Mangino McGuire Mangino Francis Sehl Burnet al P. Leo Dorsey Sigmund Grudzin Iski Sehi S. Townsend Si Clarence H. Packiey W. Castle

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