Pleads Guilty In Exposure Case
Joseph O Grady age 39 of 348 W Seneca Tpke pled guilty to indecent exposure. He was arraigned before Judge Truman H Preston in Police Court. Preston deferred sentence until Dec 29 and ordered a pre sentence investigation by Probation Officer George Kane. Bail set at $1000. O Grady was arrested July 28 on complaint of two 14 year old girls.
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Joseph O'Grady
W. Seneca Tpk
Truman H. Preston
Preston
George Kane
O’grady
Traffic Court Docket Summary Preview
Judge Trusian H. Preston presides over cases including dangerous driving for Gerald M. L. Coss of 1210 5. State St and speeding for Charles L. Maines in Clay County with speeds 40 to 42 mph. The James v. Meense matter is held until January 3. An improper turn citation against Robert Clingen of Endicott carries a $10 fine. William Hilgenberg of Bridgeport is also listed.
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Trusian H. Preston
Gerald ML Coss
State St
Charles L. Maines
Clay
James v. Meense
Robert Clingen
Endicott
Wiliam Hilgenberg
Bridgeport
Woman Foils Try at Robbery on Seeley Road
Syracuse detectives investigated an attempted robbery on Seeley Road as Esther Doctor, 405 Seeley Road, cried out to a masked youth who brandished a stick like object. The suspect, described as a husky 15 to 17 year old with blond hair, five feet ten, about 175 pounds, fled south on Seeley Road wearing a dark plaid jacket dark trousers and a dark face covering.
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Syracuse
Seeley Rd
Jess Doctor
Francis Ryan
Esther Doctor
Salt Springs
Fayette Blvd
Thomas Hurley
Intruders Damage Five Doors at Washington Irving School
Washington Irving School suffered intruders entering through an unlocked kindergarten window at 7:30 am. Five doors were damaged to access a storage area near the principal's office, with a record player and projector found inside. Detectives compare this break to a prior attempted safe robbery at Central High School and suspect money was the motive.
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Washington Irving School
Ernest Green
William Wright
Robert Klein
Jack Litcher
Central High School
Eleanor L. Kennedy
City debates sewer rental plan and funding reforms
City officials discuss turning storm and drain sewers into a utility with a water-use based rental and area assessments. The plan, from a two year Municipal Research Bureau study led by Laurence J. O'Toole, aims to fund maintenance and modernization and cover old sewer rehabilitation costs.
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City Hall
Mead
Board of Estimate
Capital Improvements Committee
Municipal Research Bureau
Laurence J. O'Toole
O’toole
O'Toole
Water Department
Firms Seek To Enjoin Ex- Workers
Trial before Justice Del Vecchio hears injunctions against American Cyanamid Co and two ex employees Orcutt of Syracuse and Beck of Ridgefield. Sulzle Inc alleges secret processes for surgical needles were learned and shared, seeking to bar employment and disclosure by Orcutt and Beck and prevent Cyanamid from using confidential information.
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Connecticut
New York City
State Supreme Court
Frank del Vecchio
B. G. Sulzle, Inc
American Cyanamid Co
Donald E. Orcutt
Syracuse
Sulzle
Gilbert Beck
Ridgefield
N. J
Ethicon
Orcutt
Beck
Salale
Cyanamid
Social Work Talk by Tefft Barker At Luncheon
Tefft Barker president of the Council of Social Agencies will be guest speaker at the noon meeting of the Central New York Chapter National Association of Social Workers in the University College lounge.
Robinson Quits U.S. Justice Post
Francis J. Robinson, former Jamesville resident and DOJ trial attorney, resigned this week to join Berge Fox Arent in Washington. A Syracuse University College of Law graduate, he entered the Attorney General honors program in July 1955. He and his wife Joan M. Gritzner and their daughter Debra Ann reside in Arlington, Virginia.
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Francis J. Robinson
Jamesville
Department of Justice
Washington
D .C
Berge, Fox & Arent
Robinson
Syracuse University College of Law
Joan M. Gritzner
E. Seneca, Tpk
Debra Ann
Arlington, Va
Theft of Pipe and Elbows Reported on Catherine Street
Police report theft of seven lengths of 10 inch pipe from the 300 block of Catherine Street at James Street. Patrolman Earl Cooke said the pipes belong to Edward Joy Co and were likely removed overnight in a truck. Also taken were three 0 inch elbows.
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Catherine St
James St
Earl Cooke
Edward Joy Co
Syracuse Edges Rochester In City Voter Turnout Contest
Mead claims victory over Mayor Barry in a Rochester Syracuse turnout contest based on legal votes. Arithmetic aided by Dr. Edward Lang shows Syracuse with a slight edge of .315 percent of registered voters. Luncheon hosted by Citizens for Eisenhower and the Republican party with attendees from both cities.
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Peter Barry
Rochester
Syracuse
Mead
Barry
Edward Lang
Board of Education
Lang
Roches
Ter
Citizens For Eisenhower
Republican Party
Lewis Twichell
Citizens Committee
Union Barbers Vote to Raise Haircut Price to 1.50
Union barbers in Local 18 voted unanimously to raise haircut prices by 25 cents to 1.50. The move was announced by Leslie Alger, business agent, at a meeting held at 3095 S. Franklin St. The increase takes effect tomorrow.
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Union Barbers
Barbers Union
S. Franklin St
Leslie Alger
Nephrosis Group To View Film On Childhood Kidney Disease
New members of the Central New York Chapter of the National Nephrosis Foundation will view the film Children With Nephrosis at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Lincoln Bank directors room. The documentary portrays a childhood nephrosis case history, a serious kidney disease mainly affecting children ages 18 months to four years.
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Central New York
National Nephrosis Foundation
Lincoln Bank
Camp Drum Spring Plans Await Funds
Washington reports spring maneuvers at Camp Drum New York depend on Army funding. Rep Clarence Kilburn urges quick approval and funding to support 3000 troops rather than 1500. General Herren says funding and active status decisions hinge on approval from Continental Army Command.
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Washington
Camp Drum
N. Y
Anna
UULLY
Clarence E. Kilburn
Malone Republican
Thomas W. Herren
Kilburn
Fort Devens
Drum
Herren
Williard G. Wyman
Continental Army Command
U. S
SU students prepare holiday pageantry and music lineup
Syracuse University plans a festive weekend with the University Chorus Christmas concert at Crouse Auditorium led by Frank Hakanson, featuring Benjamin Butten’s Saint Nicolas. The Hendricks Chapel pageant The Last Room will be staged with three performances. Lambda Chi Alpha decorates for a campus contest and various fraternities plan Christmas trees and sales to support charity.
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Syracuse Univer
A. E. Johnson
Sayl
Yvonne Bavalack
Alan
Johnson
University Chorus
Crouse
Frank Hakanson
Benjamin Butten
Nicolas
Zeta Phi Eta
Hendricks Chapel
St. Thomas More
Rosemary Sinnett Nesbitt
Walnut Pl
Lamda Chi Alpha
Dean Charles C
Noble
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Nu
Alpha, Tau Omega
Kappa Phi Delta
Forestry Fraternity
Syracuse-in-Asia
Car Stolen After Inevitable Breakdown near Jefferson
Vincent Cavanaugh of 1520 Spring Street reported car trouble last night. After stalling downtown he left the car with keys inside at Jefferson and Clinton, called Dell's Service Station, but the vehicle disappeared before help arrived. Police list the auto as stolen.
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Cavanaugh
Lorenzo Romano
Jefferson and
Clinton Sts
Dell
S. Salina
Adams Sts
Dell’s
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Clark Music CO
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O’brien
Daw’s
U.S. Justice Post
Asia
Karl Schultz
Chulalongkorn University
Bangok
Thailand
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Onondaga Health Association
Vincent Cavanaugh
1520
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Nastri Auto
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Blue Shield
Christmas Club
Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Blvd
Eastwood
Hickok Ave
Hadleys
Old Erie
Canady
Hadley’s
Shoppingtown
the Merchants Bank
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