State To Study Elevated Through Syracuse As Express Highway
Albany will study converting the New York Central elevated line through Syracuse into an east west express highway. A two hour meeting of State Public Works officials directed Acting District Engineer Earle E. Towlson to assess whether widening the elevated section is cheaper than selecting a new corridor. Officials say the roadbed may be too narrow and the railroad may abandon the line within a decade if a buyer appears.
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New York State
Syracuse
New York Central
State Public Works Department
Earle E. Towlson
DPW
Towlson
Thomas FitzGerald
Henry Tenstagen
Bernard LeFeve
C.F. Blanchard
John Lucey
Democrats Will Discuss Candidates in Onondaga County
Onondaga County's 38 Democratic ward and town chairmen will meet at 8 p.m. today in party headquarters to discuss candidates for next November's election. County chairman Charles H. Keene plans to inform chairmen about offices to be filled and seeks suggestions now. He has discussed with Gov. Harriman some names for the local ticket, aiming to recruit talent as chairmen's scouts. The call follows a session of six Democratic supervisors who outlined a two year program, with another meeting planned Saturday to select a minority leader of the Board of Supervisors.
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Onondaga County
Charles H. Keene
Keene
Harriman
Board of Supervisors
Court Aides Elect Head of Onondaga County Association
The Onondaga County Court Aides Association elected its new head succeeding John Macko. The head is a former deputy sheriff and court attendant. Elected officers include Clarence House as vice president Earl Taylor as secretary and George Schoherlein as treasurer. Directors are Miss Ruth Short Muss Florence DeMars Miss Virginia McLaughlin and Mrs. Doris Swetman. John Mead today was some
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Onondaga County Court Aides Association
John Macko
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Macko
Clarence House
Earl ‘Taylor
George Schoherlein
Ruth Short
Florence DeMars
Virginia McLaughlin
Doris Swetman
John Mead
New Dental Clinic in Syracuse Modernized with New Equipment
City and state health officials announced a major upgrade at the Syracuse Dispensary on the sixth floor of the State Office Building. The $8,000 refresh includes portable x ray, two chairs, and updated anesthesia facilities to expand care for children and improve diagnostics in extraction clinics.
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York State
State Office
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City Health Department
State College of Medicine
William T. Delaney
Benest
City Health
David E. Bigwood
Francis Caliya
Delaney
E. Fayette St
Syracuse Dispensary
David
Nurse Tests Scheduled at Syracuse Technical High
The Syracuse Board of Education supervises nursing tests for the spring class at the H W Technical and Industrial High School. Candidates undergo pre entrance examinations and training with DOE support while preparing at the Syracuse School on Park Avenue.
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Syracuse Board of Education
State
Educati Department
Altseethers Sodenst
Acm
Stiney Asesach
Willd
DOE
Syracuse
Park Ave
Pitals
EL Hedges Agbura
Sara
School of Practical Nurse
Guriman
Viyart
Movie Projector Stolen From Car in North Syracuse
Sheriff deputies reported a car trunk break in Saturday night at 208 Sandra Dr North Syracuse. Stolen items include a movie projector a man s wood coat and two watches.
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Syracuse
Sherliff
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