Ryan Named To Post With CBS Television Network
Edward F. Ned Ryan, longtime Syracuse radio and TV newsman and promotion director, is named assistant program manager of CBS Television. He will report to CBS in New York on January 5. He has worked at WOLF WNDR WHEN and helped launch WHENs first Central New York newscast. He is a charter Syracuse Press Club member residing with his wife Betty and two children at 201 Westfallar.
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Ned
Ryan
Syracuse Radio and Television
CBS Television Network
Station
WHEN
Syracuse Radio Ryan
WOLF
WNDR
Syracuse
Pioneer
New York
Central New York
Syracuse Press Club
Betty
Westfaller
CBS Television
New York City
Christmas Bureau
Santa Claus
Loew
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Bureau
Traister Dodges On County Posts In Claims Appointment
George J. Traister refused to comment on possible county attorney or clerk appointments as Charles T. Major considered for the State Court of Claims. The Onondaga County Republican chairman said he did not know the source of a story about Julian W. Edgecomb or Fritz Campbell, and noted Traister would be consulted before any county attorney selection.
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George J. Traister
Charles T. Major
State Court of Claims
Onondaga County
Julian W. Edgecomb
Board of Supervisors
Traister
Fritz Campbell
All Requests Filled By Christmas Bureau
The Christmas Bureau in Syracuse and Onondaga County received vast donations and a record 2,071 families were certified and served. Millions in goods including toys clothing and equipment poured in from 185 organizations and 200 individuals, aided by U S Marines and Maj Leslie J Parnell staff efforts. The program filled every certified request and brought holiday joy to many families and welfare patients.
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Christmas Bureau
U. S. Marines
Council of Social Agencies
Santa Claus
Loew Building
Tank Battalion
USMCR
Hancock Field
Bureau
Leslie J. Parnell
Herbert G
Wright, Jr
Ruth R. Sherwood
Kiwanians Host Lunch for Hearing-Impaired Pupils
KIWANIS entertained 35 children from the Percy Hughes School hard of hearing classes at a lunch in Hotel Syracuse. City educators attended, led by Superintendent David H. Patton and Assistant Harold J. Coon. Principal Adelbert M. Northrup and Percy Hughes leader, plus Madison School principal William F. Bowin, and teachers Miss Margaret Gorman, Mrs. Charles Bird, and Miss Doris A. Dolphin also appeared. Marty Lynch performed a juggling act as the program highlight. B. Abbott presided and announced a future Kiwanians family party next Tuesday.
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Kiwanis
Percy Hughes
Syracuse
David H. Patton
Harold J. Coon
Adelbert M. Northrup
William F. Bowin
Madison School
Margaret Gorman
Charles Bird
Doris
A. Dolphin
Marty Lynch
B. Abbott
Meech
Burglars Hit City Large and Small Lowest Haul $29
Burglars struck multiple city businesses last night with no large haul. Bersani's Restaurant reported $378 stolen from a cash register after a rear door panel was broken. Other targets included Costa Yanovich's pizza shop $29 from a front register and a wallet with $39 plus papers stolen from Conde's Toy Shop.
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Bersani
E. Genesee St
Gabriel Bersani
Bernard Krick
Krick
Costa Yanovich
S. State St
Joseph Donahue
Duane Metzger
Conde’s Toy Shop
S. Warren Sr
Kistler Warren
James Stapleton
Ruth Barnes
Beech Sr
Ted
Oswego Blvd
Harold Leib, Jr
Two Injured In Separate Home Accidents
TWO PERSONS were injured, neither seriously, in separate mishaps near their homes yesterday. Mrs. Josephine Rocco of 413 Second North St fell downstairs and was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with head lacerations requiring 14 stitches. Clarence Gaylord, 37, of 827 E Washington St was unloading wood when a piece of tin cut his right hand. he was admitted to Memorial Hospital for finger stitches.
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Josephine Rocco
Second North St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Clarence Gaylord
E. Washington Sr
St Thomas More Unit Elects Officers at Syracuse
Dr Louis G Fournier was reelected president of the St Thomas More Foundation at Syracuse University. New members elected to the foundation include Joan F Donohue William L Healy Robert D Pietrafesa and John A Sheedy. The board reelected Justice Francis D MeCurn as president. About 1 100 Catholics are registered at the university with 300 in graduate work.
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Louis G. Fournier
St. Thomas More Foundation
Syracuse University
Joan F. Donohue
Wiliam L. Healy
Robert D. Pietrafesa
John A. Sheedy
Dr. Fourmier
Francis P. Maroney
Francis L. Mcksroy
George L. Richardson
Gannon F. Ryan
John T. Smith
Francis D. MecCurn
St. Thomas More House
Catholics On the Hill
Baskets to Area Needy Bring Yuletide Cheer
Syracuse patrolmen load four trucks with Christmas baskets for area families funded by the Police Benevolent Association and other benefits. The PBA and McCarthy's Restaurant coordinate to serve about 250 dinners to needy individuals with invitation cards issued to recipients.
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Syracuse
Police Benevolent Association
P.ba
Wilson Employers Share in $5,000 Christmas Bonuses
John D. Wilson president of Wilson's Leading Jewelers Inc. announces over $5,000 in Christmas bonuses for many employees. Jerome M. Wilson vice president distributed the checks at the S. Salina store this morning. The event follows a hearing on milk price proposals for Class 1-C and Class 1-A in the New York Metropolitan area, noting Class 1-C prices at 40 cents above the blend, with November Class 1-A at $5.85 and Class 1-C at $5.23 per hundredweight.
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John D. Wilson
Wilson’s
Leading Jewelers, Inc
S. Salina Stu Store
Jerome M. Wilson
New York
Cooperative Seeks Hearing on Milk Price Increase
The Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association asks the secretary of agriculture to hold a hearing on raising the price of Class 1-C fluid milk sold in non-federally regulated markets outside New York City. President E. R. Smith of Seneca Falls said the association had submitted a petition.
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Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association
Secretary of Agriculture
New York City
E. R. Smith
Seneca Falls
Driver Arrested After High Speed Chase Crash
John Everett was arrested after a chase reaching 75 mph on Erie Bird to East Syracuse. Deputy Robert Ashmore stopped the vehicle owned by John LabeHo on Belden Ave after it failed a curve and went over a 10 foot bank. Everett escaped injury and faced arraignment before Justice George Kimball.
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jSheriff’s Départment
Erierbird
Everett
Robert Ashmore
John LabeHo
Belden Jv
Syracuse
DeWitt
George Kimball
Ovid man charged after Route 5 rollover injury
Glenn V. Parish, 19, of Ovid, suffered a left shoulder injury when his car rolled over on Route 5 in Elbridge. Parish refused hospital treatment and was to be arraigned today before Peace Justice Frank Wright on a charge of failure to have his car under control.
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Glenn V. Parish
Ovid
Route 5
Elbridge
Parish
Frank Wright
Yale Club Luncheon Set at University Club Saturday
Central New York Yale Club members plan their annual Christmas luncheon at noon Saturday. Attendees from Auburn Cortland and Watertown will include past present and future Yale men. Special guests will be principals of local high schools. Reports on the university from undergraduates and a film of last season's football games will be shown.
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Central
Four Syracuse Police Veterans Reach 31 Years of Service
Four members of the Syracuse Police Department will mark 31 years of service tomorrow Christmas Day. They are First Deputy Chief Fred G. Arnold Patrolman Edward An Property Clerk Henry H Ms and Patrolman Ralph Margiasso. They were appointed to the force when Martin L. Catlin was chief and Harry Farmer mayor.
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Fred G. Arnold
Firs
Edward An
Henry H Ms
Ralph Margiasso
Forea
Martin L. Catlin
Harry Farmer
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