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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1956

Page

2

Meadowbrook Inn Stock and Equipment Auction

Federal agents supervise a public auction of the Meadowbrook Inn assets on Kinse and Towpain Roads. Edward Kennedy of the IRS led the sale of resturant gear liquor stock and related interest to a New York State Liquor Authority holder. Nov 17 seizure cited taxes and employer deficits totaling 58 312 28 dollars.

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Trainman Hurt In Fall on Engine

Tamot Cerace of Syrecuse was injured yesterday after falling from the top of an engine at the New York Central fueling station near Utmayr Bridge Bush Syrecuse. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital for back and shoulder injuries. Deputy Sheriff William Hoberth investigated.

Tamot Cerace W. East Syrecuse New York Central Utmayr Bridge Bush Gerace St Joseph’s Hospital Inter Saint Bote William Hoberth

Philip G Appel Retires After 53 Years as Stereotyper

Philip G Appel of Village Drive, longtime Syracuse stereotyper and advertiser, will retire January 8 after 53 years in the Herald and prior service at Syracuse Herald stereotype department. Born 1904, he began at the Syracuse charnel then joined The Post-Standard before returning to Syracuse. A 48 year member, he plans a Florida trip with spouse before returning to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary.

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Streets Salted As City Spreads 31 Tons Of Sand

City workers salted streets with 31 tons of salt and sand as cold, snowy conditions caused disruptions over the weekend. Public Works Commissioner Charles F L Stanton said streets were in good shape with relatively few complaints. Additional salt and sand deliveries were planned during the day to raise total stock for the New Year period.

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Masons to Install Master Monday at Salt Springs Lodge

James E. Holbrook will be installed as Worshipful master of Salt Springs Lodge 56 FM on Monday evening in the Masonic Tenonie. Installing officers include Maurice R. Goodwin and Vernon A. Tepper, with Charles A. Quick as marshal. Senior warden is 1957 Kendelh 8. Brown, junior warden Charles A. Valen tine. Secretary George W. Chia and Paul F. Scott will be frepwater. Quick named trustee.

James. E. Holbrook Salt Springs Lodge Feam Masonic

Burglars Take Cash and Liquor From City Site

An Earth Side burglary left $25 and a fifth of liquor missing from a Las ker-Goldman Corp site for the new medical college at 138 Irving Ave Fatcolmen. Officials reported the thieves entered by removing a window, plundered a cash box and envelope, and drank part of the loot before fleeing.

Plmn Lasker-Goldman Corp New Medical College Irving Ave William Hunter James Hauch

Pound-Shedders Registration Opens for TOPS Program

The TOPS Pounds Screaif- Nis program starts Wednesday night and runs nightly through Friday Jan 11 at Vocational High School from 7 to 9 pm. Registrants must bring written approval from their decedent to enter the first class, which begins Thursday Jan 7 and runs eight consecutive Thursdays through March 7. The eight classes are sponsored by the Syracuse Department of Adult Education with the Onondaga Health Association and the Syracuse Onondaga County Medication Committee.

Syracuse Department of Adult Education Onondaga Health Association Syracuse,Fanondaga County

Ticket Fix Scandal Reaches City Hall Hearing

Mayor Mead announced a preliminary inquiry into alleged ticket fixing involving patrolmen Mangino Lynch and Mulligan. Charges include accepting gifts to shield violators. Mangino faces Rule 37 violations, while Lynch and Mulligan allegedly violated reporting duties. A formal hearing will be scheduled after serving notices.

Manegino Danforth Lawrance Lynch Meld John J. Muleum Alvord Br S. Sallam Addis Co Renorly Mead Holly Huapenils Polten Herolt Kelly

Mrs Bourke Named to Plan Unit by Mayor Mead

Mrs Bourke of 285 Kensington Pi prominent Syracuse community woman, long active in civic groups, was named to the City Planning Commission by Mayor Mead. The appointment completes the Grosmember commission, succeeding Mia J sme B Oberdorfer. Also named were George B Dowray and Salvatore J Ciciaralti, with two other members Dr Morris Berman and Dr W R G Sekar.

Joseph P. Bourke Kensington Pi Mead Bourke Mia J Sme B. Oberdorfer George B. Dowray Welle & Coverly Salvatore J. Ciciaralti Prosperity Co Morris Berman W. R. G. Sekar General Electric Co Electronics Park Syracuse Corinthian Club Cottee Noura Laigue of Women's Voters Albany Womart Beta Slema Phi Sorority Volunteer Center Theew York State Home Bureau Zram Rrectors New York State Women Voters

Indefinite Term for Auto Theft in Basement Flood Case

Renee Corday Clark, 18, of MOB, was sentenced in Salina Street basement fire case to an indefinite term after pleading guilty to larceny and auto theft related counts. County Judge Leo W. Brea ordered removal and storage actions for recovered merchandise from MA Fabrics store basement while fire crew cleared water damage. Additional charges involve break ins at nearby stores during October and November, with stock including upholstery and drapery fabrics.

Betyyeen Tao Wit Renee Corday Clark MOB MA Fabrics Highbridge Way Salina St Indesiita Farm Leo W. Brea Dural Clark Bimiza Recepon Leo Bachechans Priniter Alcoim HelCarl Koldin McBride

Seven Injured In Traffic Accidents Across City and County

Seven persons were injured in traffic accidents yesterday on city streets and county roads. At 4:40 am, two young men near Liverpool Elementary School were hurt when a car skidded off Route 370, struck a power pole, and veered into a tree, injuring James Bertollind and Kenneth Klotz. Several details describe hospitalizations and conditions, while other crashes on Fellows Ave and Dakota St. involving Anna Ernest and family, and a collision at Bratie Rd. and Mertens Ave. are noted. Police report additional injuries on Route 49 and a collision on DL QA, with various occupants hospitalized or treated.

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Foundrymen To Hear Speaker In Central New York Meeting

The Central New York chapter of the American Foundrymen Association will hold a dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. January 11 at the Onondaga Hotel. Guest speaker William G. Parker of General Electric Co. of Timira will discuss best practices for small foundries. Parker brings over 30 years of foundry experience. A. Mader, chief metallurgist for Oberdovler Foundries, will conduct the riveting portion of the program.

Central New York Ohopster Mens Association Onondaga Hotel William G. Parker General Electric Co Timira Adel Dirasa Aba Parker Parker Mire Unita Wile Diacuss P ‘Land Practices Smal Foundries

Special Prayer Rites For Hungarian Refugees In Syracuse

About 34 Hungarian refugees who arrived in Syracuse last week attended a special prayer service at Eastwond Baptist Church. Bishop Ledden urged unity in prayer for persecuted peoples, while Bishop Peabody welcomed attendees. Interpreters translated the remarks for the refugees.

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Masons Plan Installation at Usual Temple Ceremony

Fayetteville hosts a Masons installation at Masemde Temple on Geneste Street. Albert Saunders to be installed as worshipful master with Saunders as senior warden, Russell Parnell junior warden, Le Carl Spencer as secretary, and Clare Jence Gage as treasurer. Three-year term of officers to begin with Felden Tubbs as senior trustee. Holdover trustees Loyd Sleniz and Bert Baldwin. Reception to follow at UH Wellwood Drive home.

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New Year Eve Citadel Services Plan Noted

An OCR read mentions New Year Eve Citadel Services at Salvation Army Citadel 757 St Warren St. The first service starts at 9 pm led by Ac and Mrs Norman Morris. At 1 am a Waternight enadlement worship directed by Senior Major Roy W Howley will be held. Between services refreshments will be served.

Newt Salvation Army Citaéel Warren St Norman Morris Jand Airs Roy W. Howley

Burglary Targets Local Grill and Home Extends Meeting

Police report a grill smashed by burglars at 401 Gril Street and a home entry through a cellar door. The incident prompts a county agricultural extension service meeting at 1:30 p.m. with Don­ald Hemmond and Vincenzo Vicosi addressing social security, income tax laws, and local law enforcement.

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Three Deny Guilt in Assault Charges at Police Court

In a police court session before Judge Truman IL Trestan, several defendants pled not guilty to assault related charges. Daisy Mae Huston, 33, and Catherine Pocullar faced second and first degree assault accusations stemming from a December 14 incident on Crover and Harwood Avenues, with Huston’s bail set at 250 dollars.

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