Onondaga County Keeps Ownership If State Closes Sanatorium
County Attorney Julian W. Edgcomb announced that deed records for the Onondaga Sanatorium will keep ownership with the county if the hospital closes and contain no reversion clause. State Health Commissioner Herman E. Hillehoe told State Senator John Hughes about future staffing plans for the facility should it shut down, discussed at a recent hearing on the matter.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga Sanatorium
Julian W. Edgcomb
San
Satorium
Herman E. Hillehoe
John Hughes
San Won't Close Till Late 1958 TB Sanatorium Plans Outpatient Care
State Health Commissioner Hilleboe says Onondaga Sanatorium will not close until late 1958 to allow adequate outpatient service. County officials consider turning land to a new community hospital and may receive 40 to 50 acres when the facility closes. plans include county use or transfer to state agencies.
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Onondaga Sanatorium
Herman E. Hilleboe
Thomas H. Dyer
County Board of Supervisors
State Budget Bureau
Hilleboe
Dyer
City Health Department
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Onondaga
Community Hospital Council
Auburn
Charles
L. Messer
Post Office to Have Later Hours NOSPILAls
Hospital operations may shift to county control with staff retained by the county if taken over. County inpatients would be reassigned to Homer Folks Mount Morris and Cayuga facilities. Dr Hilleboe notes 6000 annual exams for Onondaga residents and 2000 penitentiary inmates, with changes in police department X ray duties.
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Nospilals
Tituevue Saiu
Mount Morris
Broadacres
Ray Brook
Homer
Cortland County
Cayuga
Hilleboe
Onondaga County
Syracuse
County
Youth in Burglaries Faces Grand Jury
Howard Webster 18 of the Onondaga County Indian Reservation pleads innocent to two counts of second degree burglary as his case goes before the county grand jury. Police commend four officers for aiding in the Weaver arrest and detail two burglaries with cash taken and personal papers stolen.
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Howard Webster
Onondaga County
Webster
Harold F. Kelly
Weaver
Robert Klein
Paul Marcette
Victor McNett
Crime Laboratory
Edward Cornelius
Identification Bureau
N. State St
Monica Kurtz
Jo Ann Fitzgerald
Joyce Clark
Marilyn Kurak
S. Salina St
Pickpocket Steals Wallet in Store Wallet
A woman shopping for greeting cards at W T Grant's reported a pickpocket theft at about 11 10 am. The brown leather wallet, containing $48 and several IDs, was taken from her handbag as it hung on her arm.
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Glenn Williams
R.D. 2
Clay
WNDR
W. T. Grant
Henninger Receives DPW Briefing From City Officials
Mayor-elect Henninger met with Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton and deputies Raymond Dodge Edwin Sanborn during an indoctrination session. He also spoke with Carl Roth chair of the Airport Advisory Committee and Mayor Mead. Roth said no airport decisions were made.
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Anthony A. Henninger
Public Works
Charles F. Stanton
Henninger
Carl
Northside CYO Trains Leaders
The Northside CYO holds the second leadership training session for staff and volunteers from 10 a.m. to noon tomorrow titled Members Behavior. It aims to improve staff understanding of the youths they work with and will be followed by a Christmas luncheon conducted by professional staff.
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Northside
C.Y.O
Drunk Driver Fined $100 After Traffic Court Plea
William Brady pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Traffic Court. He received a 30 day suspended sentence and a $100 fine. Police say he sideswiped a parked car in the 700 block of West 5th Street on November 23 and was chased by the owner, Charles Otts, who apprehended him. The leaving scene charge was dismissed as it merged with the DWI count.
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William Brady
Craig St
Brady
West 5T
Charles E. Otts
Clay
Otts
Tighe Held for Grand Jury Action
Elias Tighe, 35, of 58 Washington Street, charged with second degree assault for slashing his wife with a beer bottle. He waived examination after arraignment before Police Justice William Lux. Bail set at 500 cash or 1000 property. committed to Seneca County jail awaiting grand jury action in January. Carol Tighe hospitalized at Waterloo Memorial with facial, scalp, and ear injuries.
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Waterloo
Elias Tighe
Washington St
William Lux
Seneca County
Carol
Waterloo Memorial Hospital
Tape Recorder to Aid Arson Investigations
Fire Marshal John Dacey announced a pocket size tape recorder will be used at major fire scenes. The four by ten inch device with a two inch microphone can be concealed during suspect interviews to capture statements under emotional strain for later checks against clues.
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John Dacey
Dacay
Christmas Mail Rush Gets Push
Extension of postal service will run tomorrow and Sunday to handle a record flow of Christmas mail. Postmaster Myron J. Parkinson said stamp and parcel post windows stay open until 5 30 p m tomorrow at the main post office and branches. On Sunday stamp and parcel post service will be available from 1 to 5 30 p m at the main office and all stations.
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Myron J. Parkinson
Officials Pay Rates Set For Four County Roles
A public hearing in the Court House by the Board of Supervisors found no opposition to a local law on salaries for four county officials. A resolution will be prepared for Monday. The positions and pay: County Election Commissioners John H. Bachman and Charles H. Heené at 11000 dollars each, Sealer of Weights and Measures Charles J. Lieber at 5000 dollars, and County Auditor Carl Merklein at 10000 dollars.
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Court House
Board of Supervisors
John H. Bachman
Charles H.heené
Charles J. Lieber
Carl Merklein
Men of St Paul's To Get Radar Data
The Men's Club of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will hold a dinner meeting today at 6:30 p.m. in the parish house. Guest speaker will be P. G. Fritschel, manager, products service, Heavy Military Electronic Equipment Department, General Electric Co. His talk is entitled Our Radar Fence-Plus Sputnik. Movies on satellites and radar will be shown.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
P. G. Fritschel
Heavy Military Electronic Equipment Department
General Electric Co
Tis
Sputnik
Reiss Elected President of Fellowcraft Club Mt Sinai 864
Joseph Reise was elected president of the Fellowcraft Club Mt. Sinai Lodge 864 at the Onondaga Hotel meeting. Paul Steinberg named vice president. Other officers Abraham Shuffler secretary Jack Seidenberg treasurer Louis Goldstein and Meyer Port named trustees.
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Joseph Reise
Fellowcraft Club
Mt. Sinai Lodge
Onondaga Hotel
Paul Steinberg
Abraham Shuffler
Jack Seidenberg
Louis Goldstein
Meyer Port
D A Accepts Ave s Bid Onondaga DA to Attend Crime Conference
Onondaga County District Attorney Arthur W. Wilson announced plans to attend Gov. Harriman s crime conference. Through Assistant DA Charles McNett he said a telegram from the governor invited him to join all state district attorneys at the meeting, sparked by a gangland convention bust. The conference location was to be Albany or New York City.
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Onondaga County
Arthur W. Wilson
Harriman
Asst. Dist. Atty
Charles McNett
Wilson
Apalachin
Albany
New York City
Mrs Gurzny Elected President of North Syracuse BPW
Mrs. Mary Gurzny was elected president of the newly formed North Syracuse Business and Professional Women's Club at a meeting in the North Syracuse Municipal Building. Vera Weber became first vice president with a slate of officers including Dorothy Essig recording secretary Barbara Nickeloy and others.
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Mary Gurzny
North Syracuse
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Vera Weber
Dorothy Essig
Brabara Nickeloy
Marion Tackman
Geanette Wright
Jane Murray
BPW
Marguerite Fisher
New York State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Helen Hollister
Syracuse
Woman’s Fingers Caught in Beater Incident
Mrs. Carmella Nesci aged 48 of 297 Ross Park suffered injuries to several fingers when they were caught in the beaters of an electric mixer. Police report she was making a cake when her daughter plugged in the device. Patrolman David Lieb freed her with pliers.
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Carmella Nesci
Ross Pk
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Three Couples
Alan M. Brickmen of 278 Bruce Street and Laurette F. Klyde of Buffalo obtain marriage license. Robert A. Reid of 225 Shennard Street and Sally M. Clark of 2021 Valley Drive also listed. Andrew E. Erick of 1925 Teall Avenue and Jacqueline E. Conway of 414 Burt Street appear in the license records.
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Alan M. Brickmen
Bruce St. Laurette F
Andrew E. Erick
Teall Ave
Jacqueline E. Conway
Burt St
Salt Costs City $7 381 For Winter Road Service
City crews used 531 tons of salt at 13 90 per ton to maintain icy streets over two days. Calcium additive added 10 tons in a 10 percent mix while 235 tons were used Wednesday night and Thursday, 187 tons yesterday, and 109 tons this morning. Public satisfaction noted with few complaints.
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Public Works
Charles F. Stanton
Stanton
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