Retiring Judge Lewis Named To Head State Bar Association
Chief Judge Edmund H. Lewis of Skaneateles will retire December 31 from the Court of Appeals and has been nominated for the presidency of the New York State Bar Association. He is unopposed and slated to be elected at the New York City meeting January 26 to 29. George R. Fearon is nominated for district vice president. Lewis was appointed chief judge in 1953 and earns 35000 dollars annually plus 5000 dollars expense allowance. He was born in Syracuse August 13, 1883 and educated at Yale and Syracuse University College of Law. He has held multiple public posts and civic roles in Syracuse and Onondaga County.
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Edmund H. Lewis
Skaneateles
Court of Appeals
New York State Bar Association
Onondaga County
New York City
George R. Fearon
Lewis
Syracuse
Yale University
Syracuse University College of Law
New York State
Syracuse Corporation
Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial
Herkimer
Jefferson
Oneida
Onondaga
Oswego
Appellate Division
Fourth Department
Herbert H. Lehman
Londaga County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Association of the Bar of
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse University
Syracuse Community Chest
University Club
Century
Fort Orange Club
Albany
Skaneateles Country Club
First Presbyterian Church
E. Genesee St
iSkaneateles
Documentary Waste Paper Delivery Cleared for Onondaga
Seven car tons of waste paper purchased from a Canadian mill were cleared by customs and set for delivery to the Onondaga Historical Association. The lot reportedly contains historical documents taken from New York State audits and was shipped by Rolland Paper Company to Wright, who bought it for eight dollars.
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Onondaga Historical Association
New York State Department of Audit and Control
Albany
Rolland Paper Company
Mont Rolland
Iuc
Richard N. Wright
Wright
D. L. & W. Railroad
L. R. Walker
Customs
The
Canada
Kay Hudson
Jordan
Woman Injures Hand as Car Door Slams Shut
Mrs Victoria Dadey, 105 Chaumont Drive Solvay, treated at St. Joseph's Hospital for injury to her right hand after a car door closed on it. She said she was in a friend's car in the 900 block of Park Avenue when the door slammed on her fingers.
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Victoria Dadey
Chaumont Dr
Solvay
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bank Robber Case Sent to Grand Jury in Baldwinsville
James H. Prahl of 13 Lock Street Baldwinsville appeared before Baldwinsville Police Justice Barton C Meays and pleaded innocent to second degree robbery. Prahl admitted the $100 Baldwinsville First Trust and Deposit Co robbery after capture. Bail set at 2500 and he was ordered held for grand jury action.
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James H. Prahl
Lock St
Baldwinsville
Barton C. Meays
Prahl
First Trust & Deposit Company
Cedar St
Muriel Bahan
Dale Carnegie Club to Hold Christmas Party Dinner
The Fred Schulte Chapter of the Dale Carnegie Club International will host a Christmas party and dinner Friday at 6 30 P M at Sherman's restaurant Wyoming and Otisco sts. Guest speaker Edward Michael, executive director of Dale Carnegie courses for upstate New York and Pennsylvania, will address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schulte
Dale Carnegie Club International
Sherman
Auto Plate Rush Nears for 1955 Registration Deadlines
The County reports a rush to meet 1955 plate deadlines. The deadline for 1955 plates is December 31. Dealer and transporter plates expire January 10. Commercial, suburban, trailer and farm registrations expire January 17. Passenger cars and motorcycles expire January 31. House and coach trailer registrations rise to 50 cents per 100 pounds unladen weight, replacing the old rate of 2.50 per 500 pounds gross weight.
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Malig Vul Mure Waa
Bureau
Meyer Prowda
NAACP Names Officers for 1953 in Syracuse Chapter
The Syracuse NAACP elected Rev Raymond L Calhoun as president for 1955 with Dr John H Frison as VP Miss Doris Palmer as secretary Mrs Sarah McCleod as treasurer Aaron Stewart as sergeant at arms and board members at large including Rev Robert L Zoerheide Rev Arthur Mizlke William Carter Odessa McKinney Josiah L Coleman and Paul K Weinandy Oswego Hospital births noted A son to Mr and Mrs Nelson DiGregorio of 6 Gregory St and a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Rose of 270 W Seneca St.
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Syracuse
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Raymond L. Calhoun
John H. Frison
Doris Palmer
Sarah McCleod
Aaron Stewart
Robert L. Zoerheide
Arthur W. Mizlke
William Carter
Odessa McKinney
Josiah L. Coleman
Paul K. Weinandy
Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Nelson DiGregorio
Gregory St
William Rose
Seneca St
Dog Poison Death Probed by Police
Police investigate the death of an Irish setter owned by James and John Feathers of 1501 Hawley Jr. Their dog, missing for hours, returned home and died. Dr. Harald Simon of Minoa found the animal poisoned by a fast acting substance, possibly a pill, with effects within one to three hours after entering the blood. The Feathers seek motives for harming the valuable pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
John Feathers
Hawley Jr
Harald Simon
Minoa
Simon ‘Sai
Featherlys
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Dewey
Hos
Gia
Coates
Frank Spring
Skylark
Saifari
NAACP
Probe Dog
Teentown
Fashion Terrace
Little Sister
Children's World
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