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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1956
Page
2
The notice states Liverpool Centrehook will recess through Friday for Christmas and resume Wednesday January 2. Adult education classes will operate on the updated timetable.
Syracuse officials unveil a new auditing method to record each traffic and parking ticket issued by police. Joseph Bourke, city auditor, explains the program tracks tickets from issuance to disposition, preventing voids and missing entries and ensuring all tickets are accounted for by the Traffic Violations Bureau, Traffic Court, and police. The system ties voided tickets to the officer, court, and auditor checks, addressing prior gaps that allowed tickets to vanish or be misrouted.
Postal officials report a record Christmas mail load at Bayhouse Post Office with 3 543 000 cards and massive cancellations. Superintendent Welsh notes peak will hit today or tomorrow before easing as deliveries surge yesterday and surpass last year’s high, with over 300 000 more than the prior peak.
The Rev. Turner travels to New York to gain clearance on Hungarian refugees. Talks with World Service and local church groups aim to quickly organize housing, clothing, and employment through Church groups and GE facilities, with plans to relocate relief operations to Onondaga County and Syracuse areas.
A Syracun today was sam ooed to 26 to 10 years in Aviica, Stata, Paisa ms eee i yee r and Jaton charge be absded guilty earlier this month. renear 3, ot Ld 2 Nash h WES One per sons sentenced today by Ooty Judge Lea W. Breed, Glan pleaded panty to the teeit of S25.58 from the 'Travest Miner, "S00 Erie Blvd. ', fast syonih ducing & burglary. He was say tenrminy 2 second-felony offender after admitting he was convieted of robbery here in 1350. Sent to the Elmira Reception Center were two youthful of fenders who Judge Breed termed "parental killers" becausr they heve dtolen cars without oper ator' licenses. The judge ex pressed hope that news of the dentence "WIM trickle down" to othe undicensed operators who "may be thinking of teasing cars The two youths, both 7, are Edward Woodward of 199 Page five, and Charles Nemier of 116 W, Beard St .They were arrented last, Octo ber pedehy shone afer the dullegedlyr stole thro cars in the ty and a third one, which was] freschee In & dich, [com the Fameeniler DeWitt Bellow park, ang Lot. George Rioukil, 17 of 937 &.] Brate St pleaded mailly type theft af £ car task Gch 93 and wil be sentenced Frujay on the zecor-decrme grand tarceny charge The car owned by Les ter Bildstein, Rothester, was stolen Goma parking lot near [the War Memorial.
Marcellus area reports a driver beating case with suspects Louis Jones and Paul Pysnack denying guilt. A pedestrian, Margaret Vincent, 55, was struck on Route 174 near Marcellus while walking near the Marcellus Barley Mill and hospitalized with skull fractures and injuries. The incident occurred as Felicia Conte and others totaled the scene, with investigation by state troopers noting dark conditions and pedestrian risk.
Women employees of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co donated dolls for needy children. They worked on the dolls for seven weeks and displayed them at 730 WT Genesee St from June 10 to 14. Prizes awarded included first to Miss Grice DeGetano and second to Mrs June Maser. Miss Rhode McLane served as project chairman.
The Very Rev Robert F Grewen S J president of LeMoyne will award a full tuition scholarship to a Hungarian refugee student. Dr Boris ReBalla and Dr Charles G Poikert will select the recipient. Both professors joined Le Moyne College in 1945 and are U.S. near citizens.
The county faces rising negligent claims over the May crash on the Old Liverpool Air when a bridge curve proved fatal. Plaintiffs name Dolores Duquette and Doris Russell or Rustell as drivers or owners, with settlements and new suits totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. The complex action includes claims against Onondaga County and spouses of victims, while survivors sustain serious injuries and legal action continues.
Three men arrested Monday night on disorderly conduct pleaded guilty in Police Court this morning and were fined. Daniel A. Barresi of Wilmington, IL. Bernard R. Hinman, 21, and Donald Cuette, 20, both of Brewerk, paid fines of 10 dollars each. A fourth man, Charles E. Carroll, 21, of Central Square, pleaded innocent to the same charge. the ball was set at 250 and the case postponed until December. All four were later released pending further action.
Police towed a mobile home found in the street on Salina Street last night after two patrols located it. Detective Robert Busch is contacting the owner through messages. Dell's Garage at 6005 Salina Street is noted as the towing location.
The Christus holiday begins Friday with 29,000 public students affected. Elementary students end at 6 pm, while junior and senior high schools close at 1 pm. Classes resume Wednesday, January 3.
Police were told to perform regular checks on trenching gear used in Armstrong Place. Lt Leon Surchard noted extensive damage recently to Micatra Blaneni Corp equipment in East Syracuse. Damage estimated near $1,000. Tickets will be issued for violations.
The Rev. John Dudde, pastor of the Liverpool Lutheran Church, is named 1956 outstanding citizen by the Liverpool Chamber, receives its Citation of Merit. He retires after 32 years as pastor and 30 years as a chamber member, among the four original founders.
Astronomers estimate the Beatest Mary could approach a limit at roughly 3.885 million miles, noting uncertainty in the speculative distance and possible occurrence in the near term.
The piece extols eyesight as a priceless natural gift not to be wasted or squandered. It warns against neglecting or mismanaging one’s sight and stresses its irreplaceable value amid economic hardship.
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