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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1957

Page

2

Dean Clark Top Contender For Vermont University Presidency

Syracuse University journalism dean Dean Wesley C. Clark is reportedly among candidates under consideration for the University of Vermont presidency. The offer letter to an alumnus came from President Carl Borgman, who is leaving to join the Ford Foundation. Clark, 50, headed the Vermont campus since 1952 and has a long prior career in journalism and public service.

Wesley C. Clark Syracuse . University ‘School of Journalism University of Vermont Associated Press Carl Borgman Borgman Ford Foundation Dean Clark Vermont Syracuse Newspaperman

City Educators Named to State Spark Sciences Panel

Two Syracuse administrators join a 12 member statewide committee to explore advancing public schooling into the space age. Dr. Paul A. Miller, superintendent, and Dr. Virgil M. Rogers, Syracuse University Education Dean, were named by State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. The panel will meet at Hotel Syracuse and report its findings to Allen for local and statewide action.

Syracuse Paul A. Miller Virgil M. Rogers School of Education Syracuse University Ber James E. Allen Allen Franklyn Barry Cortland Schools Walter Crewson Education Department Russia J. Cayce Morrison Loudonville Grant Venn Corning Henry Maney Geneva Donald V. Buttenheim New York Kenneth R. MacCalman Nydck John V. Ward Joseph Manch Buffalo Edward J. McCleary East Meadow David G. Salten Long Beach William L. Gragg Ithaca William Jansen Walter M. Ormsby Patchogue Foster S. Brown Oswego

Plane Crash Leaves Two Airmen Injured in New Haven

A plane en route from Bedford Massachusetts to Wilmington North Carolina struck a parish house roof in New Haven during a light snow. Pilot Paul Sinberg 32 of Needham Massachusetts and Kenneth Robbins 33 of Framingham Massachusetts were extricated by firemen and taken to St. Raphael's Hospital. The craft tore through treetops and knocked off an eight foot cupola before burrowing into the third floor. Reverend Olofson recalled the quiet post impact and offered thanks as the couple connected to Yale area churches and universities are described with ties to Yale Divinity School and Syracuse University. The crash site lies near Westville Church two miles from Yale University and the Yale Bowl. The incident occurred as the minister's family faced a personal recollection of disruption and concern.

Paul Sinberg Needham Mass Kenneth Robbins Framingham Bedford Wilmington N. C St. Raphael's Hospital New Haven Olofson Yale University Yale Bowl Westville Church Yale Divinity School Syracuse University

Driver to Face Drunk Charge in Traffic Court

Judge Truman H Preston sets January 14 as Traffic Court exam date for J F Campbell 57 of Charlottesville charged with driving while intoxicated. Campbell admitted prior East Syracuse 1941 conviction making the December 4 charge a felony. He pleads innocent while police note a 1947 arrest later reduced and fined.

Truman H. Preston J. F. Campbell Charlotteville Campbell William Silky Syracuse

Motorist appeals after guilty plea in eviction of deputy case

Syracuse man Leo DeFoster of 110 Roney Lane files appeal in County Court claiming improper rights notice and lack of jurisdiction. He says the alleged incident occurred on private property at Del Amorte’s Restaurant Erie Boulevard East and that he identified himself, but maintains he did not hit the deputy’s car. He was arraigned before Peace Justice George P. Kimball after a Sunday arrest and fined $50, then chose to appeal following legal consultation.

Syracuse Leo DeFoster Roney Ln DeFoster Delamorte Erie Blvd Edwin Marsh Marsh Frank Sarno Sarno George P. Kimball DeWitt

Towns Cicero and Clay Earn First Class Ratings After Jan. 1

The towns of Cicero and Clay will become first class towns starting Jan. 1 due to population gains from the 1957 census. They exceeded 11,000 residents, putting them in the upper class alongside Camillus De Witt Geddes Manlius Onondaga and Salina. The county lists 11 new town tax collectors including Nina Crossman Cicero and Bethel Bettinger Clay.

Cicero Clay Leo T. O’connor O'Connor Camillus de Witt Gedides Manlius Onondaga Salina Nina Crossman Eunice Fergerson Bethel Bettinger Lena Linn Louise Hogle Elbridge Jane S. Wil

Housing Sites Acquired Near Geddes Homes in Syracuse

Mayor Mead announced land and building purchases in two blocks on the West Side adjacent to the James Geddes Homes for a 194 unit public housing project. Syracuse Housing Authority has closed negotiations on some parcels and is negotiating prices on 23 of 32 properties. The plan foresees two high rise elevator buildings with 170 units for seniors and five garden buildings with four and five bedroom units for large families.

Mead James Geddes Syracuse Housing Authority Wyoming Gifford Niagara Tully Sts William J. McGarry The Housing Authority Auther Westmoreland Ave.e. Faysette St McGarry West Side

Berating Husband Takes Tact in Police Court

Judge P. Lee Dorsey advised Mrs. Mary Hunter to avoid berating her husband Roy Lee Hunter when he is drinking. He warned the 38-year-old man to discontinue drinking as his six month suspended sentence for intoxication remains conditional on sobriety.

P. Lee Dorsey Mary Hunter S. McBride St Roy Lee Hunter Hunter

Tables Turn On Melanie Kreutzer At City Dinner

Council President Melanie Kreutzer hosted a Bellevue Country Club dinner for Common Council members Mayor Mead and officials. Guests surprised her with an engraved silver bowl and a diamond gavel charm bracelet as a retirement tribute, marking four years leading the council. Others attending included Corporation Counsel George Driscoll and Mrs. Driscoll, Richard Torrey, City Clerk Edward Apps and Mrs. Apps, Deputy Clerk Catherine Thornton and Mrs. Thornton, and Evelyn Bowers.

Melanie Kreuzer Mead Bellevue Country Club Kreuzer George T. Driscoll

Ring Worth 300 Missing Near Westmoreland Doorstep

Mrs. Jessie Berman reports a ruby and diamond ring valued at 300 lost last night outside her neighbor’s home at 553 Westmoreland. She told Patrolman Frank De Grio the ring was just in front of the house and a search failed to locate it.

Jessie Berman Westmoreland Ave Westmoreland Frank DeGrio

Youth admits 15 muggings and 2 burglaries in spree

Elwood Webster, 18, of Route 11 A, confessed to 15 muggings and two burglaries adding to a prior 15 burglaries. He faces parole violation charges and possible felony burglary counts. Detectives Klein Marcette and Metzger led the investigation aided by fingerprint work linking Webster to a vase and items from Mrs Kurak's home.

Nedrow Elwood Webster Route 11-A William Metzger Robert Klein Paul Marcette Webster Rochester Klein Marcette Investi Madeline Kurak S. Salina St Edward Corenelius Onondaga County Penitentiary LeMoyne Ave Willard Gardner Roney Rd

Fire Causes Heavy Loss in Baldwinsville Stores and Home

John Bochino owner of the building housing four stores and apartments reports no insurance. Building owner Kenneth Farrell and Arthur Everetts run Farrell plumbing and Baldwinsville Electric nearby. James Walsh recalls losing $900 welfare check money on a television set as flames struck their home. Firemen recovered the burned cash atop the TV. Walsh and family planned to stay with relatives in Syracuse. Baldwinsville auxiliary members served coffee to responders. Chief Howard Spring directed traffic and Deputy Bowles rerouted Route 48 traffic.

John Bochino Baldwinsville Kenneth Farrell Arthur Everetts Farrell Plumbing and Heating Baldwinsville Electric Oswego Street James Walsh Walsh Herald- Journal Thhey Syracuse James Dangler Ave ‘Women

Henninger Continues City Hall Tour Schedule

Mayor elect Anthony A. Henninger and executive secretary Tom Ward visited City Hall departments including the Bureau of Traffic and Lighting as part of a tour series to learn city operations before taking office on Jan 1. Sigfrid Pearson joined as representative for City Clerk Mead.

Henninger Anthony A. Henninger Tom Ward Bureau of Traffic Mead Board of Estimate Sigfrid Pearson

Term Hinges On Car Value

Raymond Waterman 45 of Binghamton pleaded guilty in County Court to a first degree grand larceny for stealing a 1929 car valued at more than 100 dollars on Nov 11 from Eve E. Eusinus of Syracuse. Sentencing set for Dec 23. He cited prior felonies from 1937 1941 and 1935 including a car theft sentence. If the 1935 value exceeded 100 dollars the 1935 charge was a felony and could force a life sentence as a fourth felon.

Raymond Waterman Binghamton Waterman Eve E. Eusinus Syracuse Leo v. Breed

Woman Injured When Auto Hits Tree

Police report a 32 year old woman, Mrs Geneva Wright of 1010% S Townsend St, was injured when her car skidded on West Genesee Street and hit a tree near Hillsboro Parkway. She was taken to Crouse Irving Hospital.

E. Genesee St Hillsboro Pkwy Crouse-Irving Hospital Geneva Wright S. Townsend St James Wheeler

Riehlman to Speak at County Building Dedication

Rep Riehlman will be principal speaker at dedication ceremonies for the County Office Building at 10:30 a m Saturday in the lobby. The program includes invocation, color presentation, and a benediction with local officials and invited state senators and assemblyman. An open house follows for visitors to inspect all departments.

Rep Riehlman R. Walter Riehlman Tully Halsey M. Cook Calvary Episcopal Church Henry Fisselbrand Court House Board of Super

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