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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
2
American Airlines 1956 calendars handed out in Syracuse misdated Thanksgiving and November placements. Red dates mark Sundays and holidays while workers paste correct figures from back paper. Calendars printed for 77 cities and distributed abroad. Syracuse alone distributed over 500 copies.
St Josephs Hospital trustees with the Aid Society endorsed in principle the Citizens Hospital Committee Wampler Plan for a 400 bed community hospital. The plan would merge Syracuse General Memorial and Crouse Irving with Memorials and Crouse Irving properties sold to the State. Ford Foundation grants totaling 423000 to the three hospitals may influence the plan, with boards awaiting details before committing funds. Memorial Memorials 147000 and Syracuse General 78000 grants cited, aiding service extension.
The City Planning Commission denied a zone change to permit a two storey hotel at multiple sites including 322 Haw M. Krouse Klocktey Ave and 4433 4437 S. Salina St with 750000 requests. Applications for related properties were held for later decision, while a conditional use permit was discussed to allow the hotel on Genesee St and Le Moyne Ave estate executors indicated possible filing. Approval and denial of various conditional uses and a long range capital plan were noted.
Industrial consultant Anthony A. Henninger named Central New York Area chairman for the Salute to Eisenhower dinner at Madison Square Garden on January 20. The nationwide event supports the president and party fundraising with 62 city dinners and a New Jersey joint effort, raising $100 per box lunch as part of the Hollywood Ice Revue night.
Postmaster Lester Hendrix says the Cazenovia post office will be open Saturday December 37 from 8 am to 5 30 pm to handle Christmas mailing. He urges customers to buy stamps early and post mail promptly for efficient service.
Fragmentary notice lists William R. Arman on Watervale Rd with 45 mph on Erie Blvd E and Miss Winona M. Brown on Annetta St with 35 to 40 mph on B Genesee 81 plus a driving unregistered vehicle case involving Milton D. Love at 1111 B Fasette St demanding $25.
Industrial employment in Syracuse rose to 60 510 in November up 7 5 percent from a year ago with average weekly hours at 42 3 and gross weekly earnings at 86 43 up 9 percent. The mid October indicators show more than 7000 additional factory workers than state figures. The Manufacturers Association plans its 20th annual industry review foreword by Forrest McGuire.
A Minoa delegation opposed Syracuse Transit Corp petition to end village bus service. About 75 residents met at the firehall to argue isolation risks, declines in real estate values, and potential nursing home closures without transit. Thirteen nurses commute from Syracuse by bus.
Notices filed with Corporation Counsel total 750000 seeking 250000 each for alleged income loss and devaluation of property in Triangle Block across from City Hall. Plaintiffs Miguel Carr Brighton Company Arthur Gottschalk Matilda Gottschalk and Maurice Paint wallpaper sue over city plan to acquire and clear area under slum clearance program. Koolikan Brothers previously filed 375000 claim, bringing total notices to four.
Dr Neal J Conan Jr 37 of Inglewood NJ paid a 100 dollar fine after a traffic court morning session. He faced drunken driving and leaving the scene charges from an Ene Blvd incident with another car operated by Philip Albright. The drunken driving charge was found not guilty. leaving the scene was dropped and dangerous driving pleaded to with a 200 dollar total fine. Mrs Margaret Albright 30 was injured in the collision.
Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton reported the weekend snowstorm cost the city at least 13000. City crews plowed and operated equipment with double time pay. About 700 to 800 tons of salt were spread on streets at roughly 8000.
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