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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1954

Page

2

Fraud Case Over Diluted Whisky At Syracuse Taverns

Federal judge heard arguments in US District Court on 13 Syracuse area saloon keepers accused by the government of serving mislabeled or diluted whisky. Defense contends charges vague and beyond statutory authority, while prosecutors claim federal indictments rest on liquor tax and consumer protection. The judge indicated potential impacts on federal regulation of bars nationwide and prohibition-era supervision.

Stephen W. Brennan Syracuse and Area U. S Edmund Port Auburn Torday Port Northern District of New York BIS U. 5 Andrew Culick Alcoholic Tax Unit U. S. Aftor Warney Culik Minneapolis Joyce Gunnar H. Nordlldge Minneaphotis U. S. Circuit Court of Appnents St. Louis

Pupils Attend Mass for Sled Victim Wasyl Burak

The student body will attend the 9 year old Wasyl Burak’s funeral after he died from a sledding accident in Tenant Park. Six bearers will represent the fourth grade. his family, parents John and Anastasia Burak, and brothers Michael and Terry attend. Burial is at St John the Baptist Cemetery Salisbury Rd with services at Macke Funeral Home. Wasyl, born 1946 in Germany, died at St Joseph’s Hospital from a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage after colliding with a plank at a park sled ride. The county has had a second fatal sledding accident this season.

Wasyl Burak John Burak Nelson A Wayl Burak Michael St. Joseph's Hospital Basil Seredowych Spastor St. John the Baptist Wasyl Elizabeth MacLeod Amber x Cied Mtohn Rial Germany Louisiana

Pupils Need More Math Parley Told at Meeting

Cornell University instructor Hakkon Geiselmann urged improved math education as college freshmen were found underprepared. He proposed standardized arithmetic testing for seniors or juniors, but the association took no action. The session also pushed state aid, more teachers colleges, higher salaries, and broader retirement benefits for New York teachers. Philep Schweickhard was installed as association president, with a slate of officers including William Hagens and John Turner.

Ate Bude Cornell Universiy Hakkon Geiselmann Association Hotel Onondaga Gra Wales Cornell Egh College of Agriculture Sid Ull Geiselmann New York State I Philep Schweickhard Amherst Central School Snyder Hotel Gwondara William J. Hagens

Driver cleared in death of patrolman case

Joseph Santamaria, 32, of East Syracuse, was found not guilty on the dangerous driving charge in the patrolman Mercer Weiskotten death after a Sept collision. The emergency vehicle right-of-way charge was dismissed. Weiskotten’s widow and son filed a $50,000 negligence suit against Santamaria.

Joseph Santamaria Terrage Circle Syracuse Mercer Werskotten Truman H. Preston Santamaria Weiskolten Mountainvieway The Acquitl Preston Weiskotten State Supreme Court Arlene Weiskotten Mercer, Jr Warren Murphy Fayette Bdind Melbourne Av.l i

Housing Site Change Debated Before City Council

The 5th Ward housing project valued at 6.66 million dollars faces a potential site shift as Mayor Mead considers forming a site selection committee. A public hearing on the state aided project is set for 2 PM Thursday with opposition anticipated from real estate and builders groups.

Common Council Mead Pam East Side Edward R. ‘Appell Cotta City Planning Commission

Principal C. F. Todd To Retire Next Year

Principal Charles F Todd of Eastwood High Syracuse plans retirement after 34 years as principal with change set for July 1 1955. He is recognized for advancing Eastwood education and his tenure includes graduate work at Cornell Harvard and Columbia. His gardening hobby and city wide praise accompany his retirement plans.

Werime Uusarge Syracuse Lower East Side Charles F. ‘Todd Chitten Charlie * OL Alen East Landwood High School Ivalues Charles W. Todd Uniondale Wyoming Seminary Syracuse University Eastwood High Todd Cornell Harvard Columbia Eastwood

Burglars Hit Restaurants and Homes Across Area

Police and deputies chased a wave of burglaries striking Sally's Hamburger Haven Notting White Front Grill Cosmo Restaurant and Savoy Restaurant on Marshall Street. Inside burglarized homes on Marshall Street investigators found jewelry, cash, and disturbed rooms as officers questioned owners and reviewed reports.

Sally's Hamburger Haven Lovter Court Pert Hinrick Bert Reardon Notting Hamed Leo Beebe Per Drive Inn S. Salina St Charles Gorman J Marshall St William G. Parnarites Scou ‘No Gorman Savoy Oneida Raymond Stack Stack Jerry ‘Slater Terrence Connors

PlanDance Tonight by Syracuse Traffic Dept Members

Members of the New York Telephone Company's Traffic Department in Syracuse will hold a dance tonight at the Yates Hotel as part of their Christmas charitable activities.

New York Telephone Company Syracuse Yates Hotel

Syracuse Bishop Praises South American Church Work

Bishop W Earl Ledden of the Syracuse Methodist area praised evangelical efforts in Latin America after a three month tour across five countries. He highlighted strong school networks supported by Methodist missionaries, noting cooperation amid Catholic Protestant tensions and the schools’ role in aiding local people.

Latin America W. Earl Ledden Syracuse Ledden Columbia Bishop Ledden Uruguay Buenos Airres Evangelical Fred Aden Yuars Ward College Americas Hemisphere

Postal Unit Elects Thomas Phillips 7

Thomas Phillips, president of the Allied Postal Council and head of Branch 7, accompanied by his wife, visited and addressed a meeting at the post office. He praised missionary work, noted Brazil’s growing economy, and discussed social legislation in Uruguay and Argentina. Other officers elected included George Cleary, Casimir Laskowski, and Louis Wood, with the union endorsing a proposed 10 percent pay raise and a $400 minimum monthly salary for postal employees.

Ledden Braztt Thomas Phlliva Bennett College Rio del Allied Postal Janeiro Council of Central New York School of Sacred Music Phillips Xtional Association Hock Aihed Council William J. Sanders Sao Paulo George Cleary National Association of Postoffice Mail Handlers Casimir Laskowski National Federation of Postal Clerks Louis Wood National Association of Postal Supervisors Wiashlington

School Concert To Be Tomorrow At Fayetteville High

The senior high school music department presents the annual Christmas concert tomorrow at 8 P M in the Fayetteville Manlius High School auditorium. Directed by C Richard Rhoades the program features Swing Sixteen choir band bass and girls chorus led by Dave Parr soloist and students Led by 4 Star the cantata with named performers and accompanist Nancy Harvey.

Fayetteville-Manlius High School C. Richard Rhoades Swing Sixteen 4 Star Dave Parr Novell Ae Thame Knawn Virginia Mavrose Dan Carisensch Jerry Starritt Paul Yeakel Marilyn Lounsbury Natalia Walters Robert Snyder Nancy Harvey

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