Polio Victim Transferred by Special Van to Buffalo
Floyd Wilson, Union Springs telephone lineman stricken with polio, was moved in an iron lung by a special Auburn Memorial Hospital to Buffalo Respiration Center for rehabilitation. Severe weather delayed the trip as Cayuga Deputy Sheriff Sponable escorted the van from Auburn to Weedsport, then Thruway police led the way to Williamsville and Buffalo police continued escort.
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George M. Wright
Auburn
Floyd Wilson
Union Springs
Ron Lung
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Cayuga
Robert Sponable
Thruway
Weedsport
Williamsville
Buffalo Police
Rochester
den Spark
Westen
New York
National 4
Shelia Burke
P Wird
Roberta Green
Polio Ward
Robert J. McManuy
Mr. Wiben
Ene
Auburn Artist Frank A. Barney dies at 92
Auburn memory maker Frank A. Barney, 92, of 4 Howard Street, died yesterday after a short illness. A dean of Auburn painters, he specialized in landscape oils and painted near Cayuga Lake and in France. Barney, born December 7, 1802 in Union Springs, lived in Richford and Binghamton before moving to Auburn 63 years ago.
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Frank A. Barney
Auburn
Howard St
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Barney
Cayugan Lake
France
Union Springs
Groton
Richford
Binghamton
Cornell Test Foreign Students to Be Surveyed
Cornell sociologists will interview foreign students to compare their values with American students. The study, directed by Drs. Suchman Williams and Goldsen, focuses on attitudes toward the United States, cultural background, and potential changes during study. The project gathers a cross section of Cornell’s 500 foreign students and includes partners from Auburn Memorial Hospital and the National Polio Foundation.
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Barney
Geneseest
Auburn Memorial
Thomas Moss Osborne
Wiliam B. Duffy
Europe
T. i
Rochester Movers
Osborne
Buri
Buffalo
Cayuga Museum
John
Ethan
Fteeaca
Cornell
Richard K. Barney
Allet
United States
Wilson
Robert J. McMaus
United
Beatrice Dixon
Ted Ther
Studen
Iity
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Margaret Secour
Roberta Green
Sheila Burke
Polio Uni
Donald Sparka
New York
National Polio Foundation
Ae Rug
March of Dimes
Dorothy Wilson
Vankee Casel
Sociolox
Ned
Sandra
Goldsten
Anne Deer
Renashigs
Wil-damerican
Edward A. Suchman
Robin M. Williams
Goldsen
Social Science Research Council
Rnce
York
California
Yates County
Michigan Woods
Elmer Grow
New York States
Cornell Judging Team Places Second at Rutgers Contest
Cornell Judging Team finished second among nine at the Eastern Intercollegiate Poultry Judging Contest at Rutgers. Curtiss of Pleasantville was second overall, Rita Ratman of Johnson placed eighth as the first Cornell woman in 30 years, and Bruce Badcock of Ithaca placed tenth. Prof. G O Hall coached the team, which was judged on cockerels pullers and hens for production and market factors.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Rutgers University
Curtiss
Til
Pleasantville
Rita Ratman
Johnson
Cornell
Bruce Badcock
Hhaca
G. 0
Hall
Blend of Reason Gas Is Urged For Safe Driving Day
Chief John F. Tenity appeals to motorists in Alburn to blend gas with reason for a Merry Christmas and practice careful driving on Safe Driving Day. Tips include respecting weather, maintaining distance, braking gently on slippery roads, watching pedestrians, and never driving after drinking.
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Alburn
John F. Tenity
S.D. Day
Funeral services tomorrow at Hemans Home
Funeral services will be held at 1 20 PM tomorrow at Hemans Funeral Home with burial in Fort Hill Cemetery.
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Hemans Funeral Home
Fort Hill Cemetery
Uncollected Cayuga County School Taxes Reach 105936
Auburn reports 105936.21 dollars in 1954 Cayuga County school taxes uncollected. Penalties of seven percent will be added and the balances sent to the Board of Supervisors for levy with town and county taxes due January 2, 1955. Losses are blamed on higher taxes and hard farming year. Specific districts listed with varying arrears across Brutus Conquest Genoa Ledyard Locke Springport Summerhill Venise Victory.
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Auburn
Joseph G. Pollard
Cayuga County
Pollard
Board of Supervisors
Fellor Brutus
Genoa
Ledyard
Locke
Springport
Summerhill
Kroop
Venice
Victory
Cortland State College pupils to begin Christmas vacation
Cortland State University Teachers College and College Campus School pupils and faculty will start their Christmas break at the end of regular classes Friday. Classes resume at 8:30 AM on Monday, Jan. 3, after vacation.
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Cortland
Cortland State University Teachers College
Willard S Locke of Auburn Dies
Willard S Locke of Auburn dies at home age 72. Retired employee of Columbian Rope Company, born Sept 6, 1881 in Conquest. Survived by wife Mattie Locke, a son Frank Locke, two sisters and Kenneth Locke of Buffalo. Funeral services Friday at 2 PM at Lester E Brew Funeral Home. Christian church choir to direct music.
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Aubin
Willard S. Locke
Court
Columbian Rope Company
Conquest
Theodore
Franlee
E. Ruleff Locke
Auburn
Pearse
Seneca Falls
Hardenburgh Lodge
C.Y
Patrick’s Church
Mattle Alee
R. Pinckney Locke
Fran- Story
Pallois Willard Locke
Jene
St Pachs
Gis Moon
East $He
Case
Dora Clary
Santiago
Calif
Rene
Sis
Amitia
Rayon Locke
A Haven
Micandri
Rose Toni
Conving ‘Ke
East Syra
AB Andreas
Iancure
Kenneth Locke
Buf
Fras
Church Falo
Lester E. Brew
Nrocram Sanday
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Syracuse
Derald-Journal
Accompany Wilson
Avluan Veense Terers Tacal
Auburn Federation of Labor Rooms
Fred MacDonald
Joseph RB. Lynch
Thornton Eldridge
Robert Riley
Andrew Cramer
Alfred Cabinett
William Shaw
Kenneth Maywall
John Clark
Fred Clark
Pla
San Hare
David
Fisher
Kalet’s
Sualinar
Kalets
State Street
Aveurn
RED Jackets
Laros
Dar Wy
Luxite
Miss Swank
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