Cain to Describe Probation Setup Tonight in Camillus Hall
George Cain chief probation officer will describe the Onondaga County Probation Department services to the County Magistrates Association in Camillus town hall. He will also explain how to obtain probation office services for the Town of Clay and outline 1956 state and county equalization rates affecting city and town tax bills with notable rate changes.
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Onondaga
Fabius
Oaer
Beca
Syracuse
Newitt
Geddes
Lafayette
DeWitt
Tate
Otisco
Pompey
Camillus
Cicero
Clay
Lysander
Marcellus
Ctors
Salina
Police Chief Demands Rapist Captured in Blaze of Authority
Suspects bungling police work spark a full time two man detail to chase a rapist. Chief Harold F. Kelly orders constant pursuit, questions suspects and police, and urges the public for tips. Victim a seven year old girl described the assailant as about 25, 5'8", 150 pounds, and the search centers near St Vincent de Paul's Church.
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Aome
Herald To Justice
Haroldl
F. Kelly
Lective Bureau
Kelly
Broadcas
Altahout
Lincoln Park
Polce
St .Vincent de Paul's Church
Trawley Ave
Vine St
Man Pleads Innocent in Beating of Girl
Accused of severely beating his six year old daughter Nicho las Danius 29 of 201 Walnut Ave pleaded innocent to neglect of a child at Children's Court arraignment. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Police allege Jon Dee Daniel struck his daughter sending her against a hot stove and again after she fell. Case arose after a Madison School pupil, hospitalized with a broken arm missing upper teeth and bruises, was found by a school nurse.
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Nicholas Danius
Walnut Ave
Dan
Leo Yehle
Jon Dee
Daniel
Madison
Dantal
Ambrose Linehan
James Stapleton
Teachers Sick Leave Plan Studied By Board
The Board of Education weighs a new accumulated sick leave plan for teachers. It would grant 120 full pay days after 10 years plus an extra day for veteran staff. The plan, criticized by the Sick Leave Committee, could start spring term 1956 pending approval.
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Board of Education Isl
Syracuse Teachers Association
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Catherine Barrett
Syracuse Teach Lrers’ Association
Rght
Board of Education
Nistrial Granted In Damage Suit
A mistrial was granted in a $6,000 damage suit by County Judge Leo W Breed after a newspaper story was deemed detrimental to the plaintiff. The case, filed by Ellen Dunn of Hayes Road Baldwinsville, against neighbor Victor L Massey, alleges a December 12 1954 fall in Masseys driveway caused a leg fracture. Reopened today, the defense motion cited the publication as harmful and the judge granted it, with trial to resume at a later date.
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Leo W. Breed
Ellen Dunn
Hayes Rd
Baldwinsville
Aircooled Motors Wins $166,395 Prime Contract
Aircooled Motors, led by president Carl Roth, has received a prime contract for kits and aircraft spare elements totaling 166,395 dollars. Announcement made today by Corporal A. S. Young, district chief, Rochester Air Procurement district. Plant located on Liverpool Road.
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Cpl. A. S. Young
Rochester Air Procurement District
Carl R IF. B. Roth
Liverpool Rd
Police Cars Tagged for Green Salt Test
Public Works prepared for a 100day test to see if a green salt inhibitor prevents corrosion on car bodies. Six police cars will carry inhibitor in Tipperary Hill and three other city sections will use plain salt. Chromium plated strips and metal plates test two materials while chemists compare results after 100 days.
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City Public Works Department
Knetuang
Tipperary Hil
Public Works
Charles Stanton
Faul McLaughlin
Tipperary Hill
General Motors
Housing Authority Re-elects Holstein as Chairman
Philip M. Holstein, vice president of Syracuse Ornamental Co., was reelected to his third term as chairman of the Syracuse Housing Authority. Jacob C. Lattis was elected vice chairman, succeeding Mrs. Robert W. Kemp. Other members present include William Quinn and Bernard S. Cohen. Holstein first joined the authority in 1949 and was reappointed in 1950. Lattis joined in 1952. Kemp had chaired the agency for two years. Masterpiece Johnny Klippstein pitched his second shutout of the 1955 season, defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers on one hit.
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Philip M. Holstein
Syracuse Ornamental Co
Syracuse Housing Authority
Jacob C. Lattis
Authority
Robert W. Kemp
Community Chest
Council of Social
Andjs
Johnny Klippstein
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Foster Named Vice President of State Agent Group
James Q Foster of Onondaga County Agricultural Extension Service is elected vice president of the New York Association of County Agricultural Agents at the Ithaca meeting. William Palmer of Kingston is president and Herbert Johnson of Rochester is secretary treasurer. Foster, Cornell graduate 1934, has 14 years with the Extension Service and has worked in 12 New York counties. He is an agronomy specialist advising on grains vegetables and fertilizers.
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James Q Foster
Onondaga
New York Association of County Agricultural Agents
Ithaca
Wiliam Palmer
Kingston
Herbert Johnson
Rochester
Foster
Extension Service
Agricultural Department
Onondaga County
New York
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
State College of Agriculture
Arizona
Argyle
N. Fostor
Elders Urge Warning Children By Strangers In City
Police Chief Harold F. Kelly urged parents and schools to teach children to avoid strangers and report molestations. He emphasized reporting to police quickly and keeping victims’ names confidential. a Nottingham case saw a 32 year old man given a one year suspended sentence for indecent exposure to high school girls last May. Additional cases include a 61 year old freed on bail after third degree assault charges, and a 33 year old salesman charged with child molesting and abducting an eight year old, with investigations revealing prior incidents involving schoolgirls in nearby areas.
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Harold F. Kelly
Kelly
Nottingham
Cherry St
P. Leo Dorsey
Mattydale
West Side
Seymour St
Des
Found in Doorway Woman Treated for Fall
Mrs Amy Burrs 38 of 630 W Onondaga St was treated for possible fracture of her left ankle after being found lying in a doorway in the 200 block of W Onondaga St by Patrolman Jerry Slater. She said she had fallen and was taken to Onondaga General Hospital by Eastern Ambulance.
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Amy Burrs
W. Onondaga St
Ononedaga General Hospital
Jerry Slater
Burrs
Eastern
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Augusto Cellner
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Raynor Yember
Federal Depositorance
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