Traffic Court Dockets Read Off In City Sessions
Judge Truman H. Preston presided as motorists faced speeding charges across Salina and Oswego streets. Rose Russell and Anthony Wiato were cited for 50 to 55 mph on Hawley and 3420 5S, while Richard LaClatre and Joseph Cail faced 35 to 49 mph on University and Oswego avenues. Obstructing traffic arrests included Wayne Wells at Central Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston Dankerous
Rose Russell
Hawley
Anthony Wiato
Salina
W. Richard Laclaire
Ey University
Comstick
Teente Wehheld Madl Dan
Richard J. LaClatre
University
E. Brightonay
Valley Joseph Cail
Liverpool
Oswego
St. Wayne Wells
Central Square
Mrs Friot Heads Heavilton O.E.S.
Ogdensburg At the Florence Beattie Chapter O.E.S. of Heaverton Mrs Hilda Friot was elected matron with H Norton Friot as patron and Dorothy Crawford as associate matron. Anna M Bill serves as secretary and Charlotte Cramford as treasurer. Florence Roulston conducts Jessie Bishop associate conductress Agnes Smithers named trustee for three years. Installation set for Jan. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Florence Beattie Chapter
O.E.S. of
Heaverton
Hilda Friot
H. Norton Friot
Dorothy Crawford
Anna M. Bill
Charlotte Cramford
Florence Roulston
Jessie Bishop
Agnes Smithers
City to Buy Snow Truck From Oshkosh Vendor
Mayor Mead announced the city will award a Public Works snowplow contract to Syracuse Truck Sales for an Oshkosh four wheel drive truck. The low bid from Equipment and Parts Truck and Equipment Sales was rejected for noncompliance, with Syracuse the sole alternate bidder at 16795 dollars. The Walters snow fighter bid was avoided as unnecessary. city engineers say specs require a heavier model, and 50 Walters trucks already operate here. Mead aims for broader competitive bidding by city engineers on future purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Public Works Department
Syracuse Truck Sales, Inc
Itruck
Syracuse Truck Sales
Public Works
Charles Stanton
J. C. Georg Company
Walters
Georg
Marines Set Tough Policy on Truants at Hancock Field
The Second Tank Battalion U.S.M.C.R. will publicly dismiss any man who misses 70 percent of annual drills and lose pay and training eligibility. Lt. Col. J Lawrence Herson said the rule targets those showing disregard for unit duties, with excuses allowed via arranged makeup drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Field
U.S.M.C.R
J. Lawrence Herson
Homer Eddy Heads Jamesville Club
Homer Eddy of Jamesville was elected president of the Jamesville Men's Community Club at a village fire house meeting. Officers include Charles Smith vice president Robert Middlet on recording secretary Vincent Bamerick treasurer John Stach custodian and Robert Conklin counsellor. Directors named are Watson Freeman Louis Keech and Robert Beaudoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Eddy
Jamesville
Dope addict tells of life collapse and jail wife’s sentence
Harvey Peyton 31 admits narcotics ruin, recounts youth in Louisville, gambling in New Orleans, and a $1700 bank theft to fund bail for his wife Wilma 23 who pleads guilty to narcotics theft from University Hospital and is sentenced to a year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Peyton
Harvey Peyton
Peyton
Wilma
University Hospital
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Beverly Hills
Rome
Italy
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Las Vegas
Reno
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Jewish Aid Group Elects Area Men
Several local men were elected or reelected to the Joint Distribution Committee board at its 40th annual meeting in New York City. Morris Bernstein joined the executive committee, while Alexander E. Holstein and Moses Winkelstein were reelected to the board. Elected to national counsel were Rabbi Jacob Epstein Leonard Goldberg and Samuel Weinstein. The group adopted a 1955 relief and rehabilitation budget of 29,403,000 for Jews in 22 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Distribution Committee
New York City
Morris Bernstein
Alexander E. Holstein
Moses Winkelstein
Rabbi Jacob Epstein
Leonard Goldberg
Samuel Weinstein
Ambulance Service May Be Cut
FASTERN AMBULANCE, the city’s private service, may withdraw emergency aid after midnight due to an unsatisfactory contract with the city. President Robert Barnes cites unpaid uncollectible calls and rejected bills as the main issue, threatening withdrawal if a satisfactory agreement isn’t reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastern Ambulance
Ser Vice, Inc
Robert Barnes
Hospital Council
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Barnes
Eastern
Riehlman Names 2 to Academies
Congressmen Riehlman announced two Syracuse area youths chosen for prestigious service academies. Robert Ranalli earned a United States Military Academy West Point appointment, while Jon Ives secured an appointment to the United States Naval Academy Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
R. Walter Riehlman
West Point
Annapolis
Robert J. Ranalli
Joseph C. Ranalli
Seventh St
Solvay
Riehlman
United States Military Academy
Jon R. Ives
Kenneth Ives
Academy St. Manlius
United States Naval Academy
Ranalli
Herald-Journal T
Solvay High School
Key Club
Ives
Fire alarms keep Syracuse firefighters on the run
A sequence of calls across Syracuse kept Engines 11 17 and Truck 2 busy at several locations. A heater fire at Lennox Furnace Co triggered an automatic heat-rise alarm as workers lit the heater. A mattress fire at 415 Seymour Street prompted Engine 6 to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lennox Furnace Company
N. Mid- Jer Ay
S.12
Aml
Donald Reid
Joseph Granata
Seymour St
John Moran
Isull
Monroe Hixon
Cedar St
Francis Carroll
Expecting Twins, Gets Twin Terms
A Syracuse man, Victor Bird, 32, of 323 Oakwood Jv., father of four, was sentenced by County Judge Leo W. Breed to two consecutive one year terms in Onondaga County Penitentiary. He pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts third degree assault and a morals offense involving a small child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Leo W. Breed
Victor Bird
Oakwood Jv
Onondaga County
Bird
Stores to Close Early on New Year Eve in Syracuse
Syracuse stores will close tomorrow at 5 30 P M marking New Year’s Eve observing usual Friday hours. Thomas W Smith of the Chamber of Commerce retail merchants division announced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Thomas W. Smith
Retail Merchants
The
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton States 4 Scholarships Established
Hamilton College announced regional scholarships for preparatory and high school students and a separate award for sons of secondary school teachers. One $4,000 grant targets Long Island counties Queens Nassau and Suffolk. another $4,000 grant covers Cayuga Clinton Cortland Essex Franklin Jefferson Lewis Oneida Oswego or St. Lawrence. a third $4,000 award goes to Fulton Herkimer Madison Montgomery Oneida Otsego. a $3,000 scholarship is for sons of secondary school teachers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Hamilton College
Long Island
Queens
Nassau
Suffolk
Cayuga
Clinton, Cortland
Essex
Franklin, Jefferson, Lewis
Ononidaga
Oswego
St. Lawrence
Fulton
Hamilton
Herkimer
Madison
Montgomery
Oneida
Otsego
Driver Held After Crash Near Westmoreland Interchange
Pasquale LaMacchia, 49, of 120 Burdick Ar, was arrested after his truck allegedly struck a snowplow near the Westmoreland interchange causing it to topple. He faces leaving scene and ignoring warning signs charges and is to be arraigned Jan. 3. A passerby reported the license number leading to a roadblock and arrest. The plow driver Cyrus Noble, 24, escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thruway
Westmoreland
Pasquale LaMacchia
Burdick Ar
Raymond Smith
LaPlacehia
Syracuse
Seal Chairman Urges Final Contributions for Christmas Drive
Donald E F Chappell Sr, chairman of the 1954 Christmas seal sale, urged all remaining contributors to reach the quota. He announced a total of 63,521.35 had been received to date and appealed to mail solicited donors to meet this year's goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald EF. Chappell
Chappell
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Mrs. Friot Heads
Heavilton O.E.S
Revell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
East Genesee ST
State Tower
First Federal
Shoppingtown
Bitterm
Onondaga
S. Salina
E. Genesee S. Salina
Raynor Dienes Federal Deposit Insurance Ci
Eastman
Kodaks
Cometergiat
S. Sakina Si
Oshkosh
Jamesville Club
Edward B. Griffin
Harold ‘Kelly
Carl Schaefer
Louisville
Deansville, Pa
Kansas City
Leeds Penitentiary
Fred G. Arnold
Harvey
Truman H. Preston
Manlius
Piehlman
Citizens Selection Board
Naval Academy
James Huller
Mary Muller
Elm St
Minoa
John K. Ianuzzi
John Januzzi
Arthur G. Banazek
Stanley Banazek
Champlain Dr
Mr. RiehIman
E. R. Vadeboncoeur
E. M. Farmer
LD Sed
Robert J. Ranally
Ruth Fox
W. Lafayette
Betty Ottman
E. Division St
Pinehurst
N. C
Peter Winkleman
Carolina Hotel
Peter
Dwight W. Winkleman
Skaneateles
Carl AvEerham
Turenio
Lita
Mulroy
New York State
Rheims
New York
Tom Collins
California
Burgundy
Genesee St
Yates Hotel
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Dewitt
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