Nonagenarian Accountant Henry Mann Turns 90
Henry D. Mann born December 11, 1866 in Interlaken observed his 90th birthday this week. An accountant for 40 years he works from home at 135 Beverly Road and has roots at State Tower Building and Northrup & Dillenback. He and wife celebrated 63rd anniversary and live with their six year old dog Winnie Winkle in their home of 31 years.
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Henry Dr. Mann
S U Coed to Join Cotton Bowl Royalty
Miss Ludmilla Diot of Syracuse University will serve as Miss Syracuse University in the Cotton Bowl queen’s court. She, a junior in physical education, heads to Dallas with an official student group. her brother, a petroleum engineer, joins for holidays.
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Colgate
The
Hill
Syracuse University
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Okla
Venezuela
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Miss Elliot
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Tulsar University
Val Pinchbeck
Athletic Publicity
Lake Land Lease Sought for Inland Boat Service Station
City Engineer Potter W Kelly reports consideration of a lease request for city land along the Skaneateles Lake outlet from Genesee Street bridge to the dam. George R Barnes of Skaneateles Lake Boat Co seeks to install gasoline pumps boat service and a retail store, with water access to the village. Barnes will apply to the City Real Estate Commission to discuss lease terms.
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Potter W. Kelly
Skaneateles Lake
Kelly
George R. Barnes
Skaneateles Lake Boat Co
Genesee St. Bridge
Barnes
City Real Estate Commission
Firemen Sponsor Two Turkey Parties
The Solvay Fire Department will sponsor simultaneous turkey dinners at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Walt Taylor's Tavern and the Maple Bay Restaurant. Proceeds go toward new fire equipment.
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Solvay Fire Department
Lake Shore ‘Road
Ray Sorenson
Walt Taylor
Maple Bay
Dr Krinsky Speaks At Adath Yeshurun Services
Dr Fred Krinsky, Syracuse University chaplain, will speak at 8 15 p m services at Temple Adath Yeshurun. He replaces Rabbi Irwin Hyman who is confined to Syracuse University Hospital after an accident.
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Temple Adath Yeshurun
Fred Krinsky
Syracuse University
Krinsky
Irwin I, Hyman
Syracuse University Hospital
Syracuse Social Hygiene Group to Attend NYC Meeting
Thomas E. Connolly of the Onondaga Health Association and Winifred Johnson of the Syracuse Dispensary venereal disease clinic will represent the social hygiene committee at the American Social Hygiene Association gathering in New York City. Dr. Laurie notes increasing venereal disease among teenagers and emphasizes community representation. local efforts are sponsored by Christmas Seal funds with cooperation from the City Health Department and the New York State Restaurant Association.
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Thomas E. Connolly
Onondaga Health Association
Winifred Johnson
Syracuse Dispensary
American Social Hygiene Association
New York City
Thomas F. Laurie
Laurie
City Health Department
New York State Restaurant Association
Taxpayer Pleads Guilty After Public Intoxication
John A. Love, 25, arrested on a public intoxication charge at a Greyhound Bus terminal, told a patrolman he was a taxpayer and could do as he pleased. In police court he pleaded guilty and Judge P Leo Dorsey imposed a six month suspended sentence.
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John A. Love
Greyhound Lines
Robert ‘Smith
P. Leo Dorsey
County faces suit over pen term for Waterloo man
Attorney Thomas Lowery Jr. said he will file a notice of claim against Onondaga County for about 25000 alleging illegal imprisonment of Raymond Northrup of 19 Elisha Street Waterloo. Northrup, formerly of Cortland, was jailed for contempt of court after failing to pay child support. He was detained Aug 16 and released Dec 5, with a three month limit cited by officials. The sheriff’s department is accused of failing to release Northrup when the period ended.
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Waterloo
Thomas Lowery Jr
Raymond Northrup
E. Elisha St
Northrup
Cortland
Frazer and Jones
Solvay
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Lowery
Abram Zoller
Syracuse
State Supreme Court
Carl W. Peterson
Peterson
SU Vets Seek Exemptions From PE and Dorm Rules
Syracuse University veterans circulate a petition asking exemption from two years of physical education and from living and dining in Hill centers for freshmen and sophomores. The Veterans Association proposes academic credit for PE courses and dormitory exemptions for veterans over 21. Signatures collected until December 22 will be presented after Christmas vacation.
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Hill
The
Veterans Association
Traffic Court Docket Highlights And Penalties
Judge Truman H. Preston presided as defendants faced speeding violations on State Street James Street and W Genesee Street with fines from 10 to 15 dollars and driving while intoxicated cases. Arthur Easton received 30 days suspended for DWI while others from Youngstown Stanford and Liverpool faced penalties including license holds and fines.
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Arthur Easton
State St
Christos Stathatos
Midler Ave
James St
Albert W. Marwood Jr
Youngstown
W. Genesee St
Salvatore Carvana
Auburn
Thomas J. Mangan
Pleasantville
E. Genesee St
Robert J. Anderson
Stanford
Conn
Nicholas Castellani
Liverpool
Education Commissioner Seeks Expanded State Scholarships
State Education Commissioner James B. Allen Jr told 300 superintendents at the Hotel Syracuse that state regents scholarships will rise 6 percent over the next decade, boosting eligibility from about 3 percent of pupils to roughly 10 percent by 1965. He urged fiscal independence for large-city boards and called for broader college opportunities as enrollments rise from 177,000 graduates annually to about 242,000 by 1970, with all private and state colleges expanding access.
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New York State
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New York State Teachers Association
Mrs. O'Brien Cleared in Drunk Case
Public intoxication charges against Mrs. Mary McCahill O'Brien 75 of 136 Peck Ave were dismissed after Assistant District Attorney Regitano moved the case. The incident followed her daughter Mary E O'Brien 28 being arrested for drunken driving and later fined 100 dollars with a 30 day suspended sentence.
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O’brien
Peck Ave
Rocco Regitano
Regitano
Truman H. Preston
S. Geddes St
Oneida St
Miss O'Brien
Agnes Graves
Robbery Suspects Detained After Near-Home Theft
Marion Lee Hunter, 40, reported being robbed near his home on 3085 McBride Street. He described one assailant pinning his arms while two others took his wallet containing 22 dollars. Police detained three men based on Hunter’s descriptions several hours later.
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Lee Hunter
McBride St
William Laughton
Lucius Mallaro
Hunter
Schools Given Copies Of Bill of Rights
The 165th anniversary of the Bill of Rights ratification will be observed in Syracuse with Citizens Foundation presenting framed copies to Syracuse high schools. School leaders and officials from multiple Catholic and public schools accompanied the presentations as assemblies heard about civil liberties and the document’s history.
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Virginia
Citizens Foundation
John J. Kinane
Donald H. Miller
Christian Brothers
Charles E. Cooney, Jr
Leonard C. Maier
Most Holy Rosary
William H. Greene
Sacred Heart
Charles Andrews
St. Anthony’s
H. Kaye Keer
St. John the Baptist
Ben Wiles
St. John the Evangelist
Everett P.palmatier
St. Lucy's
Mr. Kinane
St. Patrick's
Paul F. Weinandy
Phil Monti
North High School
Robert C. Hosmer
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Eleven Teams to Debate On Hill at Central New York Forum
Debate teams from Le Moyne College Utica College University of Rochester New York State College of Forestry Rochester Institute of Technology and S&S will gather at Syracuse University for the Central New York Tournament and Discussion Forum. The topic will the United States should discontinue direct economic aid to foreign countries.
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Syracuse University
Central New York
le Moyne College
Utica College
University of Rochester
New York State College of Forestry
Rochester Institute of Technology
S&s. U
United State
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Slocum Hall
Wladyslaw Kulski
Virgil D. Cover
Byron L. Fox
Melvin Eggers
Silver Heads Child Group In Onondaga County
Maurice H Silver 526 Mountainview Ave has become president of the Onondaga County Chapter of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children. The group runs the Frank C McCarthy School at Court St and Schaffer Ave. The board named Marvin W Paxson 417 Parsons Dr and John D Mannigan 244 Homecroft Rd as first and second vice presidents, with Mrs Edith Romano directing the school.
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Onondaga, County
Association For the Help of
Frank C. McCarthy
Court St
Schaffer Ave
Silver
Morris Construction Co
Marvin W. Paxson
Parsons Dr
John D. Mannigan
Homecroft Rd
Edith Romano
State Names Four On Unpaid Taxes
Warrants against four Syracusans were filed in the County Clerk's office today by the State Tax Commission for unpaid income taxes. They were against Josiah and Frances Coleman of 130 Renwick Place, a total of $49.03 in interest and unpaid income tax in 1953, and Carmen and Mary D Augustina of 1104 N State Street, a total of $33.48 for unpaid income tax in 1950 and interest.
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Josiah and
Frances Coleman
Renwick PLC
Carmen and
Mary D'Augustina
N. State St
Thieves Steal Gear Shift From Car in Shawnee
Dee Sparks of Shawnee reported a theft where suspects altered a conventional car into one with a removed gear shift pin. Police调查 noted the incident occurred in Shawnee Oklahoma with unknown suspects and no injuries reported.
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Olka
Dee Sparks
Shawnee
Microfilmed Records Replace Auto Registration Books
Onondaga County records division will microfilm auto registration records starting with the 1957 edition to save space. Lt. Zrebiec notes about 150000 records will be filmed and details will be expanded on each card. Current listings include owner name license number registration and car details with multiple year tab numbers now retained.
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St. Anthony Zreblec
Zrebiec
Weekend Push Aims to Ease Christmas Mail Load
Postmaster Posmastr Myron J. Parkinson urges belted patrons to mail most cards and packages this weekend to avoid a backlog. The main office and branches extend parcel post and stamp window hours to 6 p m on Saturday and 1 to 6 p m on Sunday with staff from Eastwood University North Syracuse DeWitt Mattydale Elmwood Colvin Solvay and Salina stations assisting as needed.
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Andy Parkinson
Eastwood
University
North Syracuse
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Mattydale
Elmwood
Colvin
Solvay
Salina
Foremen Finish Management Course at Wittenberg College
William Adams Edward Klase George Liberty and John Pearson of Crouse Hinds Co received certificates after a one week management development course at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio The program started in 1951 to upgrade foremen and improve industrial supervision and 137 companies have participated according to Dean A Edward Patmos.
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William Adams
Edward Klase
George Liberty
John Pearson
Crouse-Hinds Co
Wittenberg College
Springfield
A. Edward Patmos
96 days in pen for petty larceny
Walter F. McNally 53 with no home pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to 90 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary after arraignment before Judge P Leo Dorsey in Police Court. He was arrested on December 7 for taking nine pairs of socks from Dey Brothers.
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Onondaga County
P. Leo Dorsey
McNally
Dey Brothers
Dog Rescued From Sewer Drains Near Ballantyne Rd Bridge
A collie type dog was rescued from a storm sewer drain on the east bank of Onondaga Creek near Ballantyne Road bridge about 5 30 p m yesterday. A woman pedestrian heard the dog whining and summoned the SPCA. Chief Edward Jones and attendant Arthur Corp cut the dog out with hook poles. Officials could not determine how the animal ended up in the drain.
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Young Men Need To Watch Heart Health Article
Dr Otto Wurl of Creighton University warns heart disease now affects men in their 20s and 30s more than before. He notes risks come from stress and poor conditioning after a period of weight gain and a sedentary life, with frequent minor frustrations carrying more impact than single events. Women of child bearing age are less affected.
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Otto Wurl
Creighton University School of Medicine
Wurl
Iowa Corn Goes Into Peru's Booze
Peru's Indians use Iowa corn to brew chicha a potent drink that dates to Inca times. A severe drought has Peru short of corn and the United States has supplied aid to meet needs. The corn gives chicha a distinct taste compared with Peru’s own variety.
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Peru
Iowa
United States
Auburn Fireman Responds To Car Fire On Clark and Washington
Fireman Walton Krell of 92 Perrine Street reported a car fire around the carburetor last night. Engine 3 responded and the damage was slight.
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Walton Krell
Perrine St
Krell
Clark
Washington Sts
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