Dr Leary granted two year military leave at Syracuse college
Dr Herbert J Leary of 1021 Stolp Ave was given a two year military leave of absence as part of six faculty changes announced by Dr William R Willard dean of State University College of Medicine Syracuse. Leary is a clinical surgery instructor and alumnus of Syracuse University.
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Herbert J. Leary
Stolp
William R. Willard
State University College of Medicine
Syracuse
Leary
Holy Rosary High School
Syracuse University
College of Medicine
Dean Willard
Joseph A. Head
Dr. Head
Edmund L. Saunders
V. A. Hospital
Boston University School of Medicine
V.A. Hospital
Brocton
Mass
American Board of Radiology
David W. Patch
St. Luke's Hospital
Crile Clinic
Y. A. Hospital
Traffic Club To Hear Amberg Speaker At Syracuse Dinner
The Traffic Club of Syracuse announces Amberg Aliens must report current addresses to the nearest post office or immigration office. H E George Wright reports diplomats and foreign officials are exempt from the ruling but all aliens must register this month or face prosecution and deportation. The dinner and conference at Hotel Syracuse January 20 include a carrier conference for transportation firms.
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U. S. Immi
Fred S. Cunningham
Ward Sperry
Chester Colyer
Jack Foster
Kenneth Beehner
Donald Gilpin
Cunningham
Carroll Brown
Immigration and Nationality Act
U.S. Post Office
U. S. Immigration Office
Barnes
Church Council Plans Six Night Leadership School
The Department of Religious Education of the Council for Churches of Syracuse and Onondaga County announces a Midwinter Leadership School of Religion to run six consecutive Monday nights from January 10 to February 14. Rev. Richard W. Firth serves as chairman of the department.
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Department of Religious Education
The
Council For Churches of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Richard W. Firth
Walter D. Caract
Presbyterian Synod of
Church of
Harriman Pledges Aid To Industry To Help Syracuse
Governor Harriman pledges to assist the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse in constructive ways. He says he will represent all New Yorkers not Upstate or Downstate and stresses private initiative in business as essential to democracy. He notes New York State’s industrial commerce as a source of greatness.
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Larbeman
Manufacturers Association of
Syracuse
Thel: Association
Harriman
Upstate
Downstate
New York State
New York
Stetelz
Accidents Cause Multiple Injuries In City Collisions
Several traffic crashes were reported in Camillus and surrounding areas. Stanley Kasmer ski, 26, was injured with facial and knee injuries after a two car collision in the 300 block of E Jefferson street, Kasmer ski cited for dangerous driving. Thomas Baruch, 30, of 300 Fabius Street, received a summons for dangerous driving. Additional injuries included George Halzyn, 131, cuts to body. Albert Vaccaro, 26, forehead and facial cuts. Thomas Slade, 23, head injuries and scalp cuts from another crash. A separate incident on East Camillus Hill injured Minier Doyle, 40, back injury after a route 5 crash. Linus Torrey, 65, escaped injury when his car went off East Avenue in Minoa. Two young men were injured when Route 20 car rolled over twice. driver Join Finsel, 17, head injury and leg bruises. passenger Daniel Holiday, 19, leg and hip injuries. Robert Garrison, 23, avoided injury after his car hit a milk stand on Seneca Tapk.
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Omen Ware
Micellus and
Seneca Sts
Stanley Kasmerski
Olla St
George Halzyn
N. Lowell St
Albert Vaccaro
Gifford St
Thomas Slade
Burnet Pk, Jr
Terrence Connors
Edward Corbett
Kasmerski
Minier F. Doyle
Maple Lodge
Fair Mount
East Camillus Hill
Rice
Antonello
Doyle
St. Joseph's Hospital
East Av
Minoa S
Linus
Torrey, R.D
Kirkville
Frank Rise
Route 20
Joseph Kanasola
FR. Finsel
North Syracuse
Daniel D. Holiday
Robert J. Garrison
Glencove Rd
Seneca Tapk
Kanasola
Tdutch
Gemma
O'Connor
Jodsisaum
Matty Av
Mattydwie
Joseph P. Bilecki
Theodore Ziegler
University Hospital
Nearj
Jate
George
Hawley Av
Jo J
Longo
Delbert
McArdle
Robert P. Toppe
Beecher St
Ronald J.| Thomas
Midland Av
Watrdman
Rich
County Receipts Hit $28.8 Million in 1954 Nationwide
Onondaga County treasurer reports 1954 cash receipts totaled 28,798,762.08 from welfare, reimbursements and tax payments while funds were distributed to towns and schools. Separate dispatches describe multiple local accidents including a driverless spill and injuries from collisions on Route 5 and Mattydale roads. A broken meter incident led to a youth being detained and cited.
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Onondaga
Leo J. O'Connor
Peacekeeper loses fight in tavern on New Year’s Day
Roy Upham, 30, of 205 Rowland St., suffered a nose laceration and a cut under the left eye in a tavern fight on East Onondaga Street at 2:25 A.M. Police say six strangers attacked a soldier patron. Upham and the proprietor James Zahas 163 East Onondaga St. tried to restore peace. The assailants fled, one wielding a chair as rear guard.
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Roy Upham
Rowland St
Robert Busch
E. Onondaga St
James Zahas
Upham
Busch
A. Upham
Two Men Demand Money Then Free Stella Freeman
Stella Freeman of 608 Wolf Street told Patrolman Vogt that two men in a car stopped her in the 500 block of Wolf Street yesterday as she walked to work and demanded money. They searched her pockets and told her not to make a sound before driving away.
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Stella Freeman
Wolf St
Joseph Vogt
False Fire Alarm At James Street Apartment
Firemen aided by a ladder entered the third floor apartment of Mrs. Gertrude Stuart at 622 James Street after a false alarm. The report notes the 12 23 event time, prior door entry for a card table, and that Mrs. Stuart left the home earlier and returned to find the door still locked. Police described the incident as a false alarm with an uneventful investigation.
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Gertrude Stuart
James St. Lyesterdey
John C. Zrebied
Butternut St
Shell
Immigrant experiences recalled by former pastry baron at Syracuse Lions
Ferdinand W. Schulte, ex proprietor of Schulte Paramount Pastries, spoke to Syracuse Lions at Hotel Syracuse about his journey to America. He trained in pastry craft at Haly, arrived in 1924, started his Syracuse pastry business in 1930, and now directs Dale Carnegie classes. Herbert D. Moreen chaired the meeting.
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Schulte
America
Syracuse Lions
Ferdinand W. Schulte
Schulte Paramount Pastries
Syracuse
Haly
United States
Dale Carnegie
Herbert D. Moreen
Farnsworth W. Reckerd
Fire Hits Rope Mill in Auburn Damages May Reach Five Thousand
The Columbian Rope Company's No 3 mill suffered a daytime fire of undetermined origin that started in the steam dryer on the first floor and spread to vents before sprinkler systems controlled it. Engines 1 3 4 responded, with reserve Engine 2 joining on second alarm. Rex J Morris executive VP said loss near 5000, partly insured, and operations expected to resume by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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erald-Journal Wire Auburn
Columbian Rope Company
Rex. J. Morris
Deputy Locates Abandoned Car Near Solvay Process
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Kasson, while responding to a report of a car that broke a street cable near the Solvay Process Patrol Building, located an unregistered abandoned coupe without plates on the roadside after Patrolman Charlies Harris provided the license number. A tow truck was summoned to remove the vehicle.
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Arthur Kasson
Solvay Process Patrol
Kasson
Charlies Harris
Harris
Belle Island
Edick Begins 29th Year Preparing Cases for D.A.
Charles Edick of 209 Leavenworth Avenue marks his twenty ninth year in the office serving as a key investigator for the district attorney. He has prepared thousands of felony cases for courts, advising judges and attorneys in the county.
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Charles Edick
Leavenworth Av
Edlick
Onondaga
Aloraez
Iaj
Junder Sever
Attomersi
Edick
Clarence Unthless
Jesse Croscettion
Cantor
Frank del Vecchio
Daick
Lax
Two Cicero youths jailed for parking lot thefts
Joseph A. Sagert Jr. and Charle Crowell, both youths, were sentenced to 90 days each in Onondaga County Penitentiary after admitting thefts in Carrier Corp Thompson parking lot. Detectives said hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise recovered from W. A. Case and Son Manufacturing Co included appliances and cookware. It is expected grand larceny charges will follow in Syracuse.
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Onondaga County
Albert Stone
Cicero
Joseph Arthur Sagert, Jr
Charles Philip Crowell
W. A. Case and Son Manufacturing Company
Geddes St
Joseph A. Sagert, Jr
Charle
Crowell
Justice of the Peace
George Kimball O. DeWitt
Carrier Corp. Thompson
James Roche
W. A. Case and Son Manufacturing Co
N. Geddes St
Roche
Sagert
Syracuse
Denied drink triggers brawl at State Street grill
At 2 19 AM today an irate Nedrow woman named Mary Torrence in the 300 block of East Genesee Street battered the back bar injuring bartender Edward LaFrance and destroying whisky bottles. Patrolman Joseph Donahue arrested Torrence for public intoxication. complainant was Theodore Gearhakus owner of the grill at 6215 State Street. LaFrance suffered a slight facial laceration.
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Nedrow
Joseph Donahue
Mary Torrence
E. Genesee St
Theodore Gearhakus
State St
Edward LaFrance
Youth, 15, Held In Thefts Of Auto Planned
A 15-year-old boy was accused of stealing a car and was held for investigation after police recovered the vehicle only 15 minutes after the alarm. Patrolman Rodgers spotted the car in the 160 block of North Salina Street at 3:44 AM with the teen behind the wheel. The owner, Paul I. Con Hey of 102 Croly Street, reported the theft at 3 AM. The boy admitted stealing the car and said he was accompanied by another youth.
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Rodgers
He Was Sleepy So He Slept
John E. Thomas of 506 10 block Seymour Street slept in his car parked on the street at 2 AM today. Police report Patrolman Joseph Mulligan booked Thomas for public intoxication. his car was towed away.
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John E. Thomas
Seymour St
Joseph Mulligan
Thomas
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N. J
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University of Oregon Medical School
Pisa
Italy
Waller Reed Army Medical Center
U.C. L. A. Medical School
Traffic Club
Amberg
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Nottingham Rd
Henry Coughlin
Patrick
Drumling
Church Council
Teadership School
M. “Elizabeth Sutter
Unversity Methodist Church
Gordon Huggins
First Presbyterian,Church
Lynnette C. Martin
Baptist Missionary Convention
State of New York
Margaret ©. Becker
Plym-outh
Dwight M. Beck
Bible Department
Jesus
E. Jefferson St
Thomas A. Barsuch
Fabius St
Robert Lotacha
Pulaski St
Joseph E. Bowker, Jr
Savannah
Camillus Dr
Bowker
Lower West End
W. Jefferson St
Connors
Youth Bureau
Stanley
Myron Cl] Miller
Cato
Miller
Harmony Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Catherine Dix
W. Corningav
Margaret . Thiel
Salinasi
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Institute of Radio Engineers
Syracuse Museum
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