Lincoln Club to Present Del Vecchio Gown at Luncheon
Frank Del Vecchio will become a New York state supreme court justice and receive his judicial gown Thursday at a Lincoln Republican Club luncheon at Hotel Onondaga. Retiring district attorney John W. Barnes will present the gavel as Del Vecchio fills the unexpired Kingsley term after appointment by Governor Dewey.
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Frank del Vecchio
Supreme Court
del Vecchio
Lincoln Republican Club
Onondaga County
John W. Barnes
Corporation Counsel
Lincoln Club
Onondaga
Dewey
Jesse E. Kingsley
Wilson Names Ryan Promotes Assistants in New District Attorney Office
District Attorney elect Arthur Wilson announced the hiring of Richard D. Ryan as seventh assistant and promoted the remaining staff. Ryan, a Syracuse University College of Law graduate and Army Air Force veteran, will earn 3600 annually and be assigned to justice courts in Onondaga County. Others move up with salaries and new posts in the office effective January 1.
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Arthur Wilson
Warren B. Murphy
Rocco Rezitano
Ryan
Wilson
del Vecchio
Onondaga County Young Republican Club
Lawrence Rulis
Onondaga
Regitano
Butz
Will Serling
Murphy
Serling
Board of Supervisors
Woman, 74, in Critical Condition After Christmas Day Fall
Mrs. Fred Morse, 74, of 308 James St, remains in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital with internal and back injuries after a Christmas Day fall at her home. Eastern Ambulance transported her. Patrolman George Raugh investigated.
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James
Fred Morse
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
George Raugh
Patrolman Dorsey’s 1911 Plymouth Stolen From Back Yard
Patrolman James P. Dorsey reports his 1911 black four door Plymouth missing since Christmas Day from his home at 321 Hamilton Street. The car bears license 68 962 and the officer is brother to Police Court Judge P Leo Dorsey. Authorities seek any information leading to recovery.
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James P. Dorsey
Hamilton St
Dorsey
P. Leo Dorsey
Postmen to Observe New Year Holiday Saturday
Postmaster Myron J. Parkin announced New Year Day will be observed as a holiday by the general post office and its branches. There will be no home delivery and all window service will be suspended while box and special delivery remain. Downtown mail pickups shift to 7 30 P.M. and residential pickups follow box schedules.
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Myron J. Parkinson
General Post Office
Barber Held In Dope Case In East Side Shop
William L. Lomax of 128 Rose Avenue was arrested after detectives found a hypodermic needle morphine traces an eye dropper and cotton swabs in his barber shop at 810 S Townsend Street. He pleaded not guilty to possessing a syringe and was released on 150 bail by Judge P. Leon Dorsey. He will appear in Police Court on January 4. A pension club meet is scheduled for 7:30 P.M. with a Ladies Auxiliary gathering at 2:30 P.M. in the APC Auditorium, 220 E Washington St.
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Lower East Side
William L. Lomax
Rose Av
Lomax
Dominick Giambatista
Charles Morgan
Sidney Joffe
S. Townsend St
P. Leon Dorsey
Vacation Week Activities Begin at Jewish Center
Organized by Mrs. Cyril E. Bill the 9 week camp at 2223 E Genesee St runs through Friday with activities for children ages five to twelve. The program includes art instruction tours mystery trips and a talent show culminating after visits to local sites and a meal at the White Elephant Restaurant with Carmen Basilio.
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Jewish Center
Bedlam
E. Genesee St
Cyril E. Bill
Claire Jd
FE. Fayette
Bill
Canastota White Elephant
Carmen Basilio
Herald-Journal
Jeach
Michael Garfield
Demong Dr
William Jerry
Seeley Rd
Kenneth Sargey
New York City
Jewish Community Center
Manlius Appeals Equalization Rate in 1955 Tax Plans
The Town of Manlius files an appeal against the 1955 county equalization rates, claiming the plan unjustly and illegally lowers Manlius while raising Syracuse and others. The rate for Manlius was set at 2 percent of full assessed valuation, with Camillus at 75 percent, and De Witt and Geddes at 73 and 70 percent respectively. The city of Syracuse also filed an appeal and hearings are to be held by the state Tax Commission, with arguments not expected before next summer. The county will oppose all appeals as more townships likely pursue challenges.
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Julian W. Edgcomb
Manlius
Tom Davis
Board of Supervisors
County Equalization Commission
Syracuse
Equalization Commission
Camillus
de Witt
Geddes
State Tax Commission
Eleven Injured in Syracuse Area Car Accidents
A string of traffic crashes near Syracuse left eleven people injured yesterday and today. Notable incidents include a Route 48 head on collision north of Baldwinsville injuring four, with Mrs Mildred Duvall and Diane Simpson in critical condition.
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Syracuse
Route 48
Baldwinsville
F. E. O’connor
D. L. Pound
North Syracuse
Mildred Duvall
S. Clinton
John J. Murphy
Seymour St
Miss Simpson
Krewson
Duvall
Murphy
Eastern
Pulaski
Genevieve Furst
Maplehurst
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Taylor Ambulance
Thomas Shattuck
Vernon Smith
Pulaski Station
Charles J. Quackenbush
R.D. 1
Methodist Pastor Among 200 Delegates at Conference
The Rev. Carlton J. Frazier of First Methodist Church attends a 33d conference on the ministry with about 200 delegates, scheduled December 28 to 30 in Kansas City Missouri.
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Ogdensburg
Carlton ‘J. Frazier
First Methodist Church
Kansas City
Carnegie Alumni To Hear Kinsella
Thomas Hensella, owner and manager of Kinsella Employment Service, will address the Carnegie alumni group tomorrow night. Edward Pridle, president, will announce plans for the coming year.
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Carnegie
Kinsella
Thomas Hkensella
Kinsella Employment Service
Dale Carnegie
Tomor
Syracuse Kemper Building
Edward Priddle
Burglaries Hit Savoy and Varsity Restaurants
Early morning entries at the Savoy and Varsity restaurants yielded about $30 at the Savoy and $70 plus a billfold and two tobacco cans from Varsity. A rear window and fuses were used to disable lights, with the clock stopped at 2 05 AM. Police chase led to the burglar dropping the tobacco cans. detectives Marcette and Floyd Colang lead the probe with several officers assisting.
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Varsity
Wright
Savoy
Cosmo
Marshall St
Nativity Statue Reported Stolen in Syracuse
A statue of the Christ Child from a Nativity scene at the residence of Mrs. Charles Carton on Church Highway North Syracuse was reported stolen sometime Christmas Day.
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Christ
Charles Carton
iChurch Okwy
North
Syracuse
First Deputy Chiefs Get a $750 Raise
Mayor Mead signed a local law raising the pay of the first deputy chiefs of police and fire to 6500 dollars annually in 1955. Police Chief Harold Kelly and Fire Chief Harry Coon will receive the higher salary, up from 5750 dollars, after a public hearing had no attendees and the Common Council endorsed the measure unanimously.
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Mead
Police and Fire
Harold Kelly
Police Department
Harry Coon
Fire Department
Common Council
Boy Scouts to honor leaders at Jan 19 dinner
The Onondaga County Boy Scout banquet will honor 2 600 leaders at 6 30 p m January 19 in Hotel Syracuse. Rev Dr Parker will speak and the Silver Beaver award will be presented to a yet unnamed recipient.
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Boy Scouts
Syracuse
Onondaga County
George G. Parker
CongregationalChurch
Manhasset
L.I
Scout Movement
United States
Onondaga County Movement
Taoeve Truman FT. Practan
Richard H. Amberg
The
Post- Standard
Carleton A. James
M. Shields Dwyer
Catholic Youth Organization
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Loa
Salina AT
Erie Blvd
Megrer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eastwood
James ST
Hickok Ave
Richard D. Ryan
Barber
Axterican Pension Club
A.P.C
E. Washington St
Ladies Auxiliary
John E. Roesch
Lawrence
Barry
Sherwood Av
Joseph Barry
Gifford St
W. Otisco Lake
Harold Post
Onondaga General Hospital
Leonard Cole
Skaneateles R. D
Charles HH. Merrill
Sandy Creek
Walter Thorne
Av. Fairmount
Martha A. O'Brien
Kenneth Rd
C. D. Walker
Thorne
Benjamin Friedman
Temple Society of Concord
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Black & Decker Factory
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