Power firm Buys Easement and Auction Results at City Hall
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp paid 152.83 for an air easement over city property at 927 Tyson Pl. The commission says the easement covers a small part of the lot. costs total 52.83. Dentist Dr. Harry Sweeney bid 2,000 for a lot west of the Hazard Branch Library at 1635 Genesee St and paid 103.27 in costs. Auction led by City Clerk Edward Apps in the Common Council chamber at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Syracus
Tyson Pl
Nathan Share
Peal Estate Commission
Dominick Fozzo
Niagara Mohawk
Harry ‘J. Sweeney
Hazard Branch
Genesee St
Sweeney
Donald Yeomans
W.genesee St
John Usakwicz
Richmond Ave
Edward Apps
Common Council
Christmas Trash Runs Heavy in Syracuse North Side
Public Works Commissioner Charles F. Stanton reports a prosperous Christmas in Syracuse with North Side rubbish collections heavier than ever. He notes most trash consists of Christmas boxes and gift wrap and expects heavy loads citywide. One business discarded so much waste it required three truckloads.
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Syracuse
Public Works
Charles F. Stanton
Stanton
Harvard Law Alumni Forms Upstate New York Unit
Harvard Law Alumni Association of Upstate New York formed in Binghamton with about 125 graduates from most upstate counties. Judge Raymond S. Wilkins attends as president of the Harvard Law School Association. officers include Eugene C. Gerhart as president and Howard H. Cannon as first vice president. board members list several named cities. fund drive supports scholarships and facilities with over $350,000 raised last year.
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Harvard Law School Association
Upstate
New York
Binghamton
Buffalo
Rochester
Raymond S.wilkins
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Lare
Eugene C. Gerhart
Howard H. Cannon
Syracuse
Frank H. McNamee Jr
Charles W. Turner
Ugh R. Jones
Utica
George L. Hinman
H. Duane Bruce
John Gualtieri
Rome
Sterling Harrington
Oneonta
Richard Denton
Elmira
Alan Flattery
Harvard Law School Fund
Two Men Hurt In Collision In South St Marcellus
Two men suffered cuts to the forehead early today in a Tearend collision in South St Marcellus. Injured were John Murphy 21 of Limerick St Marcellus and Peter Delaney 19 of Kasson Rd Murphy was a passenger in the car driven by Delaney who was issued a summons by deputy sheriffs charging he failed to have his car under control. William W Ghent 20 of 13 Wilson Dr Marcellus the other driver told Deputy Sheriff John Commone that he had just left a driveway in South St when his car was struck in the rear by the Delaney vehicle Ghent was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Marcellus
John Murphy
Peter Delaney
Kasson
Murphy
Delaney
William W. Ghent
Wilson Dr
Marcellus
John Commone
South St
Ghent
Malaya Relies Heavily on Tin Export Duties
Malaya’s chief revenue comes from tin export duties, a key fiscal source amid other mining and trade incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
Paltenson to Lead Syracuse Jewish Drive in Dual Campaign
The Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation announced an accelerated annual fund drive joined with an emergency campaign. Hyman J. Paltenson was named campaign chairman as the drive aims to raise an extra 100000 to support Israel resettlement and defense funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Syracuse
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Federation
Samuel Greene
Federation
Hyman J. Paltenson
United Jewish Appeal
State of Israel
Israel
Syracuse Federation
Pattenson
Paltenson
Bradford Pkwy
Jewish Community Center
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Jewish Community School
Widow Receives Brady Estate In Probate Decision
Charles F. Brady former Wells & Coverly vice president died November 12. His will admitted to probate by Surrogate Milford Jr. assigns the estate, about 60 000, to his widow Helen R. Brady of 1414 Sedgwick Drive. The will dated February 13 1934 with a codicil August 15 1950 left the same primary beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Brady
Wells & Coverly
Helen R. Brady
Sedgwick Dr
Charles R. Milford Jr
Brady
Junior Prom at Pulaski Central School Tonight
The Pulaski Central School junior class sponsors the annual Junior Prom in the school gym this evening. Dick Martin's Orchestra provides music. Dancing runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event features the theme Sévénith Heaven with Soviet satellite decorations and is open to the public since 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Pulaski Central School
Dick Martin
No Holiday for City Council Meets Monday to Organize
Syracuse's Common Council plans an 11:30 a.m. New Year’s Day organizational meeting at City Hall. City Clerk Edward R. Apps said the session, called under the city charter, will elect a city clerk, newspaper, majority leader, and set council rules for 1956 after oath of office for new and reelected members. Re elected are Bordynski Roney and Tuck. new members Ludivico Sanborn O'Hara and Sauer. Sauer filled the rest of 1955 term for Roderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Branch
Syracuse
Common Council
Edward R. Apps
Raymond J. Bordynski
Robert E. Roney
John B. Tuck
Walter Ludivico
Robert Sanborn
Edward A. O'Hara, Jr
Benjamin Sauer
Sauer
Harold Roderick
Apps
Licenses Due Again For Over 8 000 Syracuse Dogs
City dog owners face re licensing as 1956 tags go on sale at City Hall. 8394 dogs licensed last year. fees 2.25 for males and spayed females and 5.25 for females. Mail in or visit City Clerk Office. out of town dogs must get licenses from their town clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Apps
City Hall
Syracuse
Apps
Mother Receives Settlement in Family Damages Case
Mrs. Martha Fenton of 222 Davis Street settled her action for damages against daughter Mrs. Ethel Zelinsky of Solvay. The 76 year old sought 7000 but accepted 1600 after a conference with Official Referee Abram Zoller as the November 30 hearing was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fenton
Davis St
Ethel Zelinsky
Third St
Solvay
Abram Zoller
Fenton
Welfare Promotion Exam Set For Feb 18
A promotion examination for a case supervisor grade B in the public assistance division of the County Welfare Department will be held Feb 18, 1956. Applications may be obtained at the County Civil Service Commission office in the Courthouse and must be returned by midnight Jan 23. The salary ranges from 3500 to 4100 dollars and the eligible list will be valid for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Assistance Division
County Welfare Department
Stuart Pomeroy
County Civil Service Commission
Commission
Orchid blooms on Christmas day at Camillus home
Joseph Goleski a Halcomb plant worker ordered an orchid plant for his wife Elaine and the plant bloomed on Christmas Day after careful care. The couple live on Amboy Road Camillus with their children Barbara Patricia and son Pvt John home from Parris Island. The story notes the orchid’s lavender petals and deep velvet heart.
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Joseph Goleski
Halcomb
Crucible Steel Co
Elaine
Goleski
Amboy Rd
Camillus
Pvt. John
Parris Island
S. C
Barbara
Patricia
Dartmouth Club Holds Holiday Party Saturday
Robert O. Beadel will officiate at the Dartmouth Club of Central New York holiday party at noon Saturday at the Onondaga Golf and Country Club. The event honors undergraduates with guests including fathers alumni and Nottingham High School connections. Speakers include Emmett Kane Nottingham principal and Robert J. Shawkey former Yankee pitcher and Dartmouth coach. William G. Morton of Syracuse will attend as national alumni fund drive chairman.
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Robert O. Beadel
Dartmouth Club
New York
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
Beadel
Dartmouth
Emmett Kane
Nottingham
Robert J. Shawkey
New York Yankee
William G. Morton
Syracuse
Weather Gives Stanton a Break at Holiday Weekend
Public Works Commissioner Charles F. Stanton praised the mild Christmas weekend that yielded little snow and few phone calls, a break from days of slippery streets caused by prior cold and snowy weather. He noted the calm as he reviewed the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Charles F. Stanton
Polish Home Theft Probed by Police
Police investigate burglary at the Polish Community Home 915 Park Ave with $65 missing and three whisky bottles stolen. Leonard Czachowski discovered the empty cash register this morning. Patrolman James Longo responded and suspects a patron hid inside overnight and fled after closing. No forced entry was found.
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Park Ave
Leonard Czachowski
Lakeview Ave
James Longo
Longo
Chimney Fire Confined at William K. Payne Home
Auburn firemen responded to an alarm at 88 South Street from former banker William K. Payne. The blaze was confined to the chimney and fireplace area. Firefighters cleaned the chimney afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
William K. Payne
South St
Consumer Spending Survey Planned in New York Area
The Federal Reserve Board will start a two month survey of consumer spending and savings plans in New York City and five other New York State counties Cortland Nassau Onondaga Rensselaer and Westchester as part of a national study. The confidential interviews aim to help appraise home car and appliance purchases and gauge the economic outlook.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York City
New York State
Cortland
Nassau
Onondaga
Rensselaer
Westchester
Assault at Hy's Bar leaves man injured in Rochester
Harry Lee, 49, of Rochester, reported to police that he was attacked by several men at Hy's Bar & Grill on Townsend Street and hurled into the street. He suffered a head laceration and shoulder injury and was treated at Memorial Hospital. Two other injuries from separate home accidents were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital. The Odessa Central School library will reopen after Jan 1 on school days 3 to 3:45 pm. The library will also be open on the second Monday each month 7 to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Rochester
Hy’s Bar & Grill
S. Townsend St
Lee
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Rogers
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Christine Barnes
Maplehurst Ave
Bernard Groginski
Carbon St
Odessa
Odessa Central School
Morris S. Martin
W. Onondage St
Dorsey
Martin
William Hunter
S. Salina Street
Rapig
Richard Ti. Weatling
N. Sa Ina St
Sam's
Lodi St
George Cain
Christmas Wish Takes Bad Turn in Police Court
Jessie Horton and Norma Horton of 610 E. Raynor Ave pleaded not guilty to third degree assault after injuring Claude Sizemore on Christmas night with a knife and hatchet. Sizemore received multiple stitches and was treated at Utica’s hospital. Bail set at 250 dollars.
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E. Raynor Avenue
Jessie Horton
Norma
E. Raynor Ave
P. Leo Dorsey
Ambrose Abert
Claude Sizemore
Harrison St
Onondaga General Hospital
Sizemore
Horton
Oswego Hospital Auxiliary Dressings Group Meets Jan 4
The Oswego Hospital Auxiliary surgical dressings group holds its first year meeting of the new year on January 4 with full attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Prisoner Disturbance at County Jail Hinders Attempted Handcuffing
In Knoxville Tennessee a prisoner caused a disturbance at the county jail rendering a report by Ponder Jenkins on his failed handcuffing attempt. Jenkins cited he has only one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Ponder Jenkins
Albert Orenstein Sworn Into Office
Albert Orenstein was sworn in as the 12th elected city representative and will represent the 17th Ward on the County Board of Supervisors. City Clerk Edward R. Apps administered the oath as 12 of 33 officials sworn in so far. others named include Hoare Marley Yackel Gott schalk Sturick White Bourke Auer Miller Hopkins Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Orenstein
County Board of Supervisors
Orenstein
Edward R. Apps
Apps
Harold E. Hoare
Seventh Ward
Harry Marley
Edward
O. Yackel, Jr
G. Richard Gottschalk
Andrew Sturick
Frederick P. White
Joseph P. Bourke
Martin S. Auer
Donald H. Miller
Paul L. Hopkins
Roy A. Stewart
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Tom Sheedy
Ed French
Thornden Park
City Parks Dept
Billy
Bobby Zukowski
Crescent Ave
Lower
Onondaga Park
Giry-Owned ‘Air
Nastri
Nastri Auto Seat
Salina St
Bowen , Perry and
Salina
Saturday Review Syndicate
Harvard Law
Poltenson Wil
Poltenson
Readel
Santa Claus
Netherland
Columnar
Johnson
Ledecr
Starbard
DIAL
Wartford
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