Firemen Respond to Four Alarms in City
Four alarms prompted a rapid response as city fire crews battled multiple blazes. A mother saved her two young sons from a smoke filled apartment at 1219 South Ave, while Fireman Robert Snyder recovered from smoke inhalation at 419 Gifford St. Other incidents included a fire at a vacant dwelling on Gifford, a basement paint fire at 1017 S Salina St, and an overheated transformer at the State Office Building. Fire Marshal John Dacey and Patrolmen investigated causes.
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Herale
Tae
James Dann
South Ave
James
Hal
Danduld
Robert L. Yoder
Engine Cos
I- 21
Robert Snyder
Tennyson Ave
Engine Co
Ang
Seder
Alfred Taylor Ree
Engine Co. 1
Taylor
Ambeosa Abert
Joseph Cooney
Three Nottingham Pupils Injured In Meadowbrook Dr Collision
Three Nottingham High School pupils were hurt when an auto on Meadowbrook Drive hit a tree. Larry Wassong 17 Bruce Street Jerry Herbert 11 and Serome Lafter 16 were named among the injured. Driver Jerry was treated for knee injuries and a chipped tooth while others suffered minor injuries. Police report ice and a skidding incident led to the crash.
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Nottingham High School
Meadowbrook Dr
Larry Wassong
Bruce
Shruck
Urea
Lingerie burglar strikes DeWitt home
Mr and Mrs Paul Henry of 411 Halton Rd DeWitt reported four burglars broke in yesterday taking a nightgown and four slips. They said a canvas bag with $20 and other valuables were ignored. Entry was via a forced side door. Mrs Henry noted other women’s underwear stolen in a recent burglary at her home.
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Paul Henry
Halton
Dewitt
Henry
Suspects Face Quiz in $105 Theft at Local Restaurant
Two suspects will be questioned over a $105 theft from the Cotte Up restaurant at 2405 James St. George Alex of 275 Tremont St reported the money was kept in a bag under the front counter. Prirolman oseph Mulderiy told investigators the scene.
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Cotte Up
James St. George Alex
Tremontt
Prirolmanoseph Mulderiy
Yeggs Steal Cash and Ring From Syracuse Restaurant
Burglars smashed the Hut Restaurant safe at 1943 S Saline St and stole 364.95 dollars plus a 500 ring. Police found the scene at 4 30 a m and noted the safe combination was knocked off. Nearby home on 435 Berwyck Rd S was ransacked after owners left at 7 45 p m.
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Syracuse
Lynecourt
Stewart Heller
S. Saline St
Leon Rocco
Berwyck Ra. S
Edward Bartosiewicz
Rocxo
Poison Unit Warns U S About Game
Syracuse Poison Control Center director Dr. Paul Wehrle warns federal authorities about a dangerous moth ball game using moth balls in a soda and vinegar solution. Authorities broadcast warnings to 150 poison control centers and the U S Health Service warns Madison Avenue advertisers the item was released to promote baking soda sales.
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Syracuse
Madison Ave
Health Service
David E. Bigwood
Dr. Wehrle
State OKs Closing of Street for New Medical Center
Mayor Mead was informed that the state has approved in principle proposals to expand the Desiste Medical Center. Plans include closing Renwick Avenue between Monroe and Adams Streets, with the city relocating the water main to route via Monroe, Almond, Harrison, and Irving Avenues. Estimated project cost 191,500 with state to reimburse city. alternative plan 128,500 accepted after Mead offered to perform work for 150,000. The hospital campus would span Renwick Avenue from Besic Science Building to the area bounded by Monroe Almond and E Adams Streets, requiring state funds to proceed.
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Mead
Bet
Syracuse
Desiste Medical Center
Clark D. Ahberg
John A. Tiesler
Remwick Avenue
Monroe
Adams Streets
Renwick Avenue
Monroe Street
Almond Street
Harrison Street
Irving Avene
Renswick Avenue
Potter W. Kelly
Wilson & Greene Lumber Co
Almond
Stree
Besic Science Building
Memorial Hospital
Monroe, Almond and
E. Adams Streets
Rail Road Study May End in June in Syracuse
An economic study to decide if New York State should convert parts of an elevated railroad through Syracuse into a highway is expected to finish by June or July. Officials compare the costs of reworking the New York Central line for an expressway with the proposed Erie west route as planners weigh land acquisition and railroad price constraints.
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New York State
Syracuse
Earle
E. Towlson
State Department of Public Works
New York Central Railroad
W. Fayetteltt
S. Clinton Sts
Acros
Tral
Erie
Sally Brown
W.blvd
Eric
St.Itha City
Thompson Road
Joseph's Hospital
Thelow
Jean MA Morlack
Stiward Ave
Charles Brayan
Care
Novia
Brayan
Leland L. Blanding
Wright Ave
Matty l
City Educators Back State and Federal School Plans
Syracuse educators approved interlocking plans by the State Board of Regents and the Federal Department of Health Education and Welfare to expand facilities and study in mathematics and natural sciences. The package would double state college science ships to 12 000 annually and spend about 1.8 billion dollars over four years with 10 000 federal scholarships yearly for four years. Local leaders urged unity of knowledge and cautioned against overemphasizing Soviet growth while expanding scholarships nationally and statewide.
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Syracuse
State Board of
Francis S. Barry
Cortland
Syracuse University
Finla G. Crawford
James &. Allen
New York State
Crawford
le Moyng
Board of Regents
Robert F. Grewen
S.J
le Moyne College
Grewen
Soviet Union
Henninger to Check City Supply Bids
City bids for next year’s supplies and equipment await review by Mayor-elect Anthony A. Henninger after taking office tomorrow. George Waite reports bids include Monroe Tree Surgeons at 95 dollars per tree and La France at 14104 dollars for masks and accessories for the fire department, with multiple bidders on electrical supplies and concrete. Syracuse Transit Co. is the sole bidder for shop bus service, offering 35 cents per mile for about 20,000 miles on Board of Education routes.
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George Waite
Anthony A. Henninger
J. P. Byrne Co
Henninger
Waite
Monroe ‘Tree Surgeons of
Rochester
la France
Fre
Syracuse Transit Co
Board of Education
Slayer Gets Long Term In Attica
Archie Lee Williams 31 of Renwick Place was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Attica State Prison after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter in the Sept 15 street killing of Herman Scott 21. George E Williams 29 of Van Buren Street and Ernest W Rusaw 31 of Turtle Street also jailed. Williams received 3 to 6 years for heroin possession, Rusaw 1.5 to 3 years for second degree grand larceny, Milton Smith 44 of Renwick Place 3 to 6 years suspended and six years probation for narcotics possession.
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Archie Lee Williams
Renwick PL
Atlea State Prison
Leo W. Breed
Willams
Herman Scott
Atmond St. Williams
George E. Williams
van Buren St
Ernest W. Rusaw
Turtle St. Wiliams
Rusaw
Attica
Milton Smith
Drew
Wilson Announces Changes in Prosecuting Staff
District Attorney Arthur Wilson outlines a three way staff reassignment. Richard D. Ryan moves from Traffic Court to Police Court as sixth assistant. Rocco Regitano shifts from Police Court to the main office. Jamie L. Searing transfers from the main office to Traffic Court after serving a year in Traffic Court.
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Wilson
Arthur WW. Wilson
New Years Eve Safety Rules From Police Chief
Police Chief Harold F. Kelly urged all officers to work tonight and tomorrow to ensure a safe New Year. He ordered frequent checks near grills, restaurants, hotels, halls, and homes where parties occur and to seize alcohol impaired drivers keys for reporting. He warned intoxicated individuals not to drive and directed arrests for public intoxication to keep the city safe.
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Harold F. Kelly
Dulletin
Tomorow
Kelly
Modern Tithing A Vital Revival
A brief Reader’s Digest blurb promoting tithing as a modern revival. It asserts tithing helps the giver and the church, promising spiritual uplift. The note mentions a January issue with 31 other articles and urges readers to buy the magazine at newsstands.
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Victor McNett
Police Laboratory
Salvin St
Yeggs
U.S
State
Oks
Syracuse Regional Blood Center
Court Street
St Mary's 'S Church
Baldwinsville
Wom
MS Adele
Jane Frances
Catherine
Gladys
Helen Stanislas
M. Anita
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez Carel
Turkey
Egypt
SAR
Sons of American Revolu
Charles P. Morse
Center
Allen A. Clay
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sa Lounge
James St
Noisemakers
Willow St
RTS
He John D. Wilson
Wilsons
Warren B
Eddy
Salina St
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