Syracuse Teachers Federation seeks award candidates
The Syracuse Federation of Teachers invites names from the public and school staff for the annual outstanding contribution to education award for 1951. Nominations must be sent to Eliot Birnbaum at 1456 S State St by midnight January 15. A committee will judge entrants. the award will be presented at a dinner with John M. Exlund, AFT president, likely to attend.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Teachers’ Organization
Eliot Birnbaum
S. State St
Birnbaum
Friends of
John M. Exlund
The
American Federation of Teachers
Massena Cold Snapshot Sets State Record
Massena recorded a 24 below zero reading at Richards Field per CAA data, making it the coldest official temperature in New York State yesterday. The winter season’s low for the village previously stood at 18 below last week, say James Mason, chief of operations.
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Massena
New York State
CAA
Richards Field
James Mason
Degan
Income Tax Forms Being Sent Out After State Fair Collision
Henry A. Wason 43 of 201 S Main St North Syracuse injured in a head on crash with a truck at State Fair Blvd and West Genesee Street. Frank J Moriarty owner of Moriarty Plumbing Supply and Shaughnessy Tax Collector report details of return form 1040 A and new self employment schedule. Wason hospitalized with serious injuries while Moriarty uninjured and Liepke passenger minor injuries. Police say Wason failed to halt at the intersection.
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Henry A. Wason
Main St
Syracuse
Crouse-Living Hospital
Watom
Frank J Lche Yason
Melrose Av
Mistriet
Richard Liepke
Moriarty
U. S
Shaughnessy
Headon
Andrew Peltz
State Fair
Erie
North Syracuse
Lt. Gournier Again Heads City Firemen
Lt Gournier again leads the city firemen as the Syracuse Firemen s Association held elections. Lt Edward Hoffman Engine 6 first vice president George Writzen second vice president William Loehr secretary treasurer and a tie for recording secretary triggers a special election the week of Jan 1. Fireman Fred Unzl of the Light Squad and Fireman Stanton Hudson of Engine 38 each received 456 votes. Executive board members named were Captain John Featherstone Truck J chairman Captain Joseph Howard Engine 18 Lt Bernard Lavere Engine 19 and Fireman Robert Sheehan Engine 16.
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Louis Gat
Company 7 i
Syracuse Firemen’s Association
Edward Hoffman
Engine 6
George Writzen
William Loehr
Fred Unzl
Light Squad
Stanton Hudson
John Featherstone
Truck J
Joseph Howard
Bernard LaVere
Robert Sheehan
Cigarettes blamed for two of three city fires
Firemen answered three calls last night and early today. Cigarettes were blamed for two blazes, none serious. An overheated furnace pipe damaged a two family house at 512 Cedar Street with smoke and water harm to upper floors. A stuffed chair sparked a fire at Snowdon Apartments and another chair fire occurred at 100 Lowell Avenue from a cigarette. Detectives connected the incidents to nearby occupants and reports, while a minor spark caused a separate shoe store blaze with no damage.
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Cedar St
Donald Schank
Leonard Schank
Cedar and Almond Sts
Thomas McMahon
Leo Pacheck
Jhour
Snowdon
James St
Howard Deapo Deapo
Deapo
iDeputy
Harry Coon
Edward Taylor
S. Lowell
Gerry Barnum
John Barnum
Agnes Powers
Francis Ryan
Detective Ryan
Nettleton
N. State
Syracuse Boy Scouts Magazine Feature
Syracuse Boy Scouts are spotlighted in the January issue with a feature highlighting activities trips and group achievements. The piece notes regional programs and community support shaping the squad's development and outings.
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Magazine
Syracuse Boy Scouts
Syracuse
BOY Scouts
Jobless Pay Law Changes On Dec 31
Changes in unemployment insurance take effect Dec. 3 affecting employer costs and reporting. A new LO-12 form replaces the old one, requiring weeks worked and wages paid in the last 32 weeks. Wage records and penalties apply if reports are late or missing. The system now charges benefits against the employer accounts in reverse 52 weeks of employment. The issue is overseen by Webster W. Eaton of the Syracuse Security Office.
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Webster W. Eaton
Syracuse
Lecal Office
Wall Mail
Rotarians Hear Music At Isindies Christmas Party
Lions gift prizes dominated by Donald Cook who won for youngest cub five month old Arthur Abbott Cook and largest group five little Cooks. The Rotary Club party at Hotel Syracuse featured Mary Lou Muller and Michael Romeo leading songs, with Mountain Boys and The Big Hadman causing entertainment. Dr J G Fred Hoss praised calendars for prison and public institutions and noted the event’s shift from Masonic Temple to Perc Hughes School for crippled children. Special recognition honored women in charge of refreshments.
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Isindies
Donald Cook
Arthur Abbott Cook
Rotary Club
Jolene Brox
Tuncheon
Onondaga
Joseph J. Brox
Mary Lou Muller
Joseph Miller
Percy Hughes
Purse and Coat Stolen From Car at Drumlin Rink
Drumin skating rink area police report a theft from a parked auto. An alligator strap purse containing 150 dollars and a white muskrat coat belonging to Ethel DeLong were reported missing by Carl Edelstein who spoke with Deputy George F. Cole on duty at Drumlin.
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Drumlin
Carl Edelstein
Larned Bldg
George F. Cole
Drum- Hlins
Ethel DeLong
Two Fined After Scuffle and Disorders
A city garbage collector, 36, of 612 …, received $8,850 for injuries after a scuffle last night in the 4400 block of Salina street. Two others were fined $50 after the incident. Judge Tobe Erwing of 714 E Adams presided. The case involved a car striking Willie C Cook and related injuries. The matter arose from a dispute in Police Court and a Supreme Court suit by Olin R. Smith Jr. of 1158 Cannon head.
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Willie C Cook
Washington St
Jal
Tobe Erwing
E. Adams Truman H. Preston
Salina St
Olin R. Smith, Jr
Kmiest
Erwing
David H. Simon
Supreme Court
Convent School Alumni Mass and Breakfast Ahead
More than 150 former students are set to attend the Convent School’s annual alumni communion mass and breakfast scheduled for tomorrow at 8.45 AM. The event gathers graduates for a formal Mass followed by a communal breakfast.
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Convent School
Federal Reserve notes modest November gains
The Federal Reserve Board reports a mixed November compare with a year ago with rises in steel output, factory wages, consumer incomes, and retail prices, yet total industrial output construction activity employment and retail sales remain flat or below midyear levels. A separate health booklet Diversions for the Sick, issued by Onondaga Health Association and John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co, outlines crafts and hobbies for patients and will be distributed to nursing homes and hospitals. The Hiberian Club Geddes Street service and New Year's Eve party plans are noted by Rev. Harold Malloy with the Onondaga Health Association coordinating distribution of the booklet.
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Jayiu Ueleude
Federal Reserve Board
Onondaga Health Assolation
Tohn Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Harold Malloy
Hiberian Club
Geddesst
Sisters of St J
Actupon
Onondaga Francis
Cording
John Dustin
Health Association
McCarthy
Accused Gets Time To Secure Counsel
EDWARD F. EGLOFF, 21, of 439 E. Fayette St, was granted until Jan 4 to secure counsel after a burglary charge in Police Court before Judge Truman H. Preston. He is accused of taking four pocket knives from Cantor Loan Co at 709 S Townsend St after breaking a window to enter yesterday.
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Edward F. Egloff
E. Fayette St
Truman H. Preston
Egloff
Cantor Loan Co
S. Townsend St
Youth Admits Theft Of Watch In Police Court
Robert Fowler 18 of Mattydale pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing a watch valued at 65 dollars from Rose Daddario of 1216 State Street. In court before Judge Truman H Preston he was fined 50 dollars or sentenced to 50 days in jail with 2 fines of 50 dollars each.
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Robert €. Fowler
Mattydale
Guily
Truman H Preston
Fowler
Rose Daddario
State St
Traffic Court record fragment in multiple names
Fragmentary OCR text from a traffic court item listing individuals and offenses. Mentions driving while intoxicated and speeding. Includes locations and license status notes such as suspensions and revocations, with several garbled names and addresses.
Lorgnette Worth 3000 Dollars Reported Lost
Mrs. Robert E. Dietz of 301 Sedgwicker reported a $3,000 lorgnette lost after dinner at Hotel Syracuse. She and her husband left in a taxicab, contacting friends before returning home. The item was insured and valued at $3,000. Police noted the lorgnette was found yesterday.
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Robert E. Dietz
John M Dwyer
Hotel Syracuse
Film on Hygiene Available on Loan
ANGRY BOYS a mental hygiene film 2 minute sound film depicting a disturbed child case history and the techniques used to assist him. Available on free loan from the Onondaga Health Association for a limited period. Teachers social workers parent associations and clubs may arrange with the association for use of the film with an operator and speaker. Contact 501 McCarthy Building telephone 2 1241.
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Joan
Onondaga Health Association
McCarthy ‘Building
Housewife Overcome by Gas Fumes at Home
An Eastwood woman, 40s, is hospitalized after being overcome by gas from a faulty hot water heater in her cellar. She was found unconscious by her son at 8:15 this morning. a 52-year-old husband and daughter-in-law were not affected. Patrolman and Drs aided her rescue and transport to Onondaga General Hospital where she is reported in good condition with a mild poisoning diagnosis.
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Eastwood
Onondaga General Hospital
Frank Parda
Boston St
Fee
Alex Parda
Hal‘comb Steel
Robert Gaurnier
Edgar iPirandh
Qononigaga
Parda
Jeallar
Cortland Man Gets Appellate Post
Governor Dewey announced appointments to the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court. Frederick G. Schmidt of Port Chester and William H. Coon of Cortland were named for four year terms in the Second and Third Departments respectively. Reappointed were Edward J. Glennon, Gerald Nolan, and John B. Johnston to the First and Second Departments.
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Albany
Schmidt
Man Overcome by Gas In Critical Condition
Joseph Cocco a 55 year old resident of 916 N Salinas Street was listed in critical condition after being overcome by gas in his home Onondaga General Hospital police said he lit two stove burners to heat the apartment the burners went out and he was found by his brother Frank Cocco miles later
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Joseph Cocco
N. Salinast
Onondaga
Huse
Hns
Cocco
Frank Cocco
Miles Teetase
Ice Skater Sustains Lacerations After Fall
Hubert Ward aged 14 of 215 N Center St East Syracuse suffered a gash on the right side of his nose after a fall while ice skating at Franklin Park. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital emergency room for treatment as Sheriff’s Deputy Joseph Kanasola investigated the incident.
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Hubert Ward
N.1
Center St
Syracuse
Franklin Park
St Joseph's Hospital
Joseph Kanasola
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