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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1956

Page

3

Refugee Sponsors Urgently Sought in Syracuse

An urgent appeal from the Refugee Committee of the Council of Indries calls for sponsors and interpreters to aid about 40 Hungarian refugees expected to arrive in Syracuse on Thursday. Rev Brice Roberts says housing and jobs are needed, with a preparation meeting set for 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. The effort includes a Hungarian English glossary and coordination with churches to channel donations directly to denominational offices for relief.

Syracuse Council Off Indies Brice Roberts Council Roberts First Presbyterian Dey Camp Kilmer N. J Walter Welsh Grace Episcopal Church Rob Hanary Housing Committee Malcolm Peabody Anne Foster G. A. Johnston F. Teftt Bor Kor Emory Resch Roland Wayle Loren W. Steel Margeret J. Fancher Sodors R. O. Grogs PF. H Biederaredt Nicholas ‘Titus James Marble

Crash Case Is Settled Involving Elkinis at Municipal Court

Injured in a February accident, John Elkinis and his wife Olga were awarded 3 000 dollars and 5 000 dollars respectively after a three day negligence trial. The case stemmed from a two car crash at West Genessee Street and Geddes Street on February 23 when the Elkinis vehicle was struck from behind by Walter Proshna of 814 Taliman Street.

Man John Elkinis W. Genesee St Olga Elksais W. Genesee and N. Geddes SL Elksaix Walter Proshna Taliman SL James A. Farrell

Church Baskets To Aid Needy In Morning Service

About 125 fruit and food baskets will be distributed to shut-ins and the needy tomorrow by members of the First Baptist Church. This marks the 21st year of the program begun on the suggestion of Fivn Plummer, who chaired the arrangements committee for two years. The committee and Circle 5 of the Women’s Union prepped the baskets today, to be placed around the pulpit for dedication at morning service. committee chairman is Mason Curtiss.

First Baptist Church Fivn Plummer Circle 5 Women’s Union Mason Curtiss

Strawberry Patch Rumors Spoil Weather Fancy

Mrs. Vin cent Smoith reports a strawberry patch at 219 Amboy Road with six blossoms and healthy fruit despite near freezing. Mrs. Saith notes green berries on the plants while Mrs. Vingent, who also spoke yesterday, says nothing covers the patch except the open sky. Pansies are described as large and healthy amid the unusual early cold.

Couple Held Salk Shots Urged for Christmas

City Health Commissioner David Knight urged rapid Salk polio vaccinations for children through 29 weeks and teens, reporting only modest progress. He noted 70,049 youngsters aged five through 19 had begun vaccination, with second and booster doses lagging and teenage uptake weakest.

David Knight Bigwood Alten l Jone Bignach

West Side Sewage Job Ready to Start

Onondaga County will begin three major sewage disposal projects next week. Central Park Construction Co. Inc. of Tonawanda will start the West Side sanitary district work from State Fair Blvd to Hizwatha Blvd at an estimated cost of 478173 dollars. Albert Hailenbeck, secretary of the county Public Works Commission, announced the plan yesterday.

Dueal Albert Hailenbeck Onondaga County Public Works Commission Lree West Side Sanitary District State Fair Blvd Hizwatha Blvd Central Park Construction Co, Inc Tonawanda

Improper Passing Costs Driver 10 in Traffic Court

Fletcher 25 of 407 Butler Street fined 10 on a reduced improper passing charge after his auto struck the rear of Louis Round point 19. DPW worker. Judge Dorsey reduced dangerous driving to improper passing. Franklin Park trunk sewer project estimated 422480 to serve Park Hill industrial plants. Spevio Construction moved equipment to the site. pumping station work to begin.

Rollip E. Fletcher iBultertuk Tudge P. Leo Dorsey Fletcher's Auto Louis M. A. Bongiovanni Spevio Construction Co Rochester Franklins Park Ley Creek Uhl T. Mann Franklin

Driver Injured As Car Hits Pole

A vehicle struck a utility pole near Carenovia Manlius Road around 7:20 am yesterday injuring the driver, wavErscue 23 of Cadenovia Road told deputies he swerved to avoid a head car. In related police news, Stanley Podeswik 27 of 1624 Hawley Avenue was in custody in Syracuse on burglary and weapons charges tied to a string of Central New York thefts totaling over 12 000 with an alleged partner still at large.

wavErscue Cadenovia RD 1 Ure Carenovia-Manus| Pa Hale Carenovia-Manlias Rd Stanley J. Podes Wik Hawley Ave Syrause Podesamik Pudeswik Homer Bessie Williams JF. Driscoll William Metzger Podeswik Pulaski Podeswiki Drisesli Syracuse Podes Wile M Podeswik Driscoll Jess Mattydale E. W. Singleton Robert Parrow Theodore Sretna Charles Gustin Rygert's Atlay Chargig

VA Honors Chief Nurse An Improved Service Award

Mtx Clarisse, chief nurse in the Veterans Administration regional office, received an improved service award from Dr. William Middleton, chief medical director, during his tour of VA facilities in the Chimes Building. Dr Middleton praised Clarisse for facilitating supplies for diabetic patients. Accompanying him was Dr. Francis B. Carroll, medical director for VA facilities across New York New Jersey New England and Pennsylvania.

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Pushes Hungarian Aid Drive To Help Refugees In Need

Residents of Onondaga County are urged to donate to the American Red Cross Hungarian Relief Appeal before Christmas. County contributions totaled 591,0440 by 5 pm Friday, leaving a 76 180.60 short of the 13,285 quota. Executive director Charles P. LeMieux warns that even if funds come, many Hungarian refugees face a difficult holiday. Contributions should be sent to the Syracuse and Onondaga County Chapter, 749 S. Warren St., marked Por Hungarian Relief.

Amercan Red Cros Onondaga County Red Cross Hungarian Dalfar Charles P. LeMieux Syracuse and Onondaga County American Red Cross International Red Cross Budapest Austria S. Warren St

Dygert Bid Low For Construction At Catillus County Park

Dygert Conacravillagwi entered one low bid for general construction of the bathhouse at Catillus County Park. Roo ert W Sollinger, the county purchasing agent, said the bid was 780 for the job including mechanical work. Second bidder bid 853,900 and the highest bid was 57,700. Bids will be sent to Sordon P Schop, the architect, for review with a decision due by year end.

Dygert Conacravillag Mid Catillus County Park Rooert W. Sollinger Solingen Lo Sordon P. Schop

Christmas Sunday Service At Woodlawn Methodist Church

Sunday program at Woodlawn Methodist Church features a Christmas observance with Rev. Embory Smith Jr presiding. The adult choir will sing while a family keeping service is planned for 5 pm. A driver escaped injury after a car veered off North Dextervisld road, tipping an embankment and a tree sackwaral.

Woodlawn Methodist Church RE. Embory Smith Jr Oswego Richard C. Holmes Martville

SU Cannon Banned From Cotton Bowl

Alpha Tan Omega fraternity’s cannon will not boom at the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Cotton Bowl official Joseph Rucker told Hill fraternity president George Arslanian by long distance call that firearms will not be permitted at Dallas stadium. ATOs had wavered between yes and no on bringing the cannon. Texas congressman Robert Patten said it would not violate regulations, but Rucker said the Cotton Bowl Association forbids arms at the event, a policy backed by an insurance firm and a fire marshal.

Alpha Tan Omega Traternity Joseph Rucker George ‘Arslanian the Hill Fraternity Dallas Cotton Bowl Assn Rucker

Thief Hits Auto. Army Captain Loses $350 Goods

Alaska bound Army Captain Walter H. Markland reported a theft of $350 worth of items from his wrecked car trunk after a railroad car damaged his auto on S Clinton St. Police guarded the scene, and Markland said he could not enter the vehicle without written permission. Items included his Bronze Star, two sets of dishes, and shoes.

Dl&W’s S. Clinton St Walter H. Markland E. Pleasant Ave Markland Harold F. Kelly Marklind Airborne Artillery Nancy Marcia Jean Syracuse Alaska Unit of Lake Stloro Cie de Istont Wig Cicero Tor Hele Ding Band Roger Shaver Saldiin Matiydale Maraland Ajate Seroe Ararica Disietes Afl ‘Tor Hell In North Valeum Insitute U. S Tunior Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Wittner Tocal Durham N.C. Appilly

Christmas Music Special at Elbridge Community Church

A holiday music program will be staged by two choirs on December 14 at 7:30 PM at Elbridge Community Church. The Rev Ellis F. Eulon, pastor, will preside. The church school Christmas program follows at 10 AM.

Elbridge!amunity Church Ellis PF. Eulon

DAV Entertains AIVA Hospital Christmas Party

Disabled American Veterans and the Veterans Administration Hospital hosted a Christmas party on Thursday night. A band and vocalist led by Ray Caido performed several numbers for patients in Ward T with courtesy from Local 78, American Federation of Musicians. Attendees included Mrs. Mary A. Costa, Mrs. Mary Weyrauth, Joseph Schofield, Mrs. Alpha Nicoletti and Angelo Palmisan.

Showara Cerney Cngntery Ward T Veterans Administration Hospital Ray Caido Lacall 78 American Federation of Marcians von Matt‘e Mary A. Costa Mary Weyrauth Joseph Schofield Alpha Nicoletti Angelo Palmisan

Enrollment Increase Prompts School Construction Plan

School officials press for building protea to handle an estimated 12 000 pupil rise in two years. Fred R Sears, president of the Board of Education, issued a statement thanking voters for authorizing funds to erect needed facilities. The board faces over 2 000 rising students as classrooms reach capacity and will advance plans as architects complete them and contracts are set. A driver, Peter Dulski, 34, of Predonia, is reported with possible concussion after a truck incident at Super Beverage Co.

Fred R. Sears Board of Education Hui Auburn Peter Dulski Predonia Frelowia Super Beverage Co

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