Dairy Cattle Checks Prove Effective Meeting
Members of the American Pension Club will meet tomorrow at 7230 PAE for a luncheon and discussion on tuberculin testing and elimination of disease in cattle. County reports show the year end cattle population and reactor statistics, with Dr. Albert E. Merry outlining progress in tuberculosis control and other livestock health efforts. The meeting includes a review of Plan A and Plan 3 vaccination and testing programs, and notable staff changes in the county animal health service.
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Nual
Boeré
Alibert E. Merry
Eos Head
Vetérin Lexicans
Merry
Improvement Report Due In Month
Irving G. Berman director expects Capital Improvement Committee to finalize 1959 expenditure recommendations by February end. Executive group meets tomorrow and later this week to review departmental requests for next five years. Committee has received requests totaling 5 million dollars this year, with about 1 million expected for capital improvements. The administration plans no borrowing and aims to pare requests from 5 million to under 2 million. Mayor Costello says engineering department proposals may influence the program.
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Feoruas
Beman
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Agen Tater
Franc J. Costello
George SB. Bedford
Costello
Clancy
Kinney
Clencr
Siyroma
The
Civil Service
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Le Moyne College spring term opens with varied classes
College notes report Le Moyne College beginning spring semester with English poetry drama sociology Monday and Wednesday nights and mathematics Tuesday and Thursday. Speech Tuesday political science Thursday and philosophy on a, Eviders. 4H courses for Onondaga girls announced. March 5 event at 130 W Genesee St. Nybart named assistant H Club agent. Theft noted: clothing and bedding stolen from 331 S Townsend St. Gratitude from Austrian teachers. relief packages arriving in Syracusan hands. Election news: Mrs Lipsdon Wheeler ousted as president of City Missionary Association. officers listed with a slate of directors including Carnahan Carscadden Chipman Gere Osberg Phipps Sumner, Williams, and others.
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Wight Clases
le Moyne College
Onondaga County
Syracuse City
Genesee St
Mies
Margaret J. Nybart
S. Townsend St
Ida
John O'Shex
Jona
P. Leahy
Lipsdn
Wheeler
City Missionary Association
Evan Evans
Isc
Carnahan
Syracuse Chamber Urges New Industry Delivery Pricing Law
The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce board calls for legislation to ensure free competition in delivered pricing. It notes judicial and administrative rulings have created uncertainties about the legality of delivered pricing practices and argues laws should allow sellers to compete across locales despite varying delivery costs while preserving anti trust safeguards.
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Syracuse
Robbery attempt drives two youths from Liberty Food Store
Syracuse police report two young men attempted to steal from a store safe about 2 AM. Willem Burns woke, saw a man with one eye and a companion in a brown jacket signal and flee. Patrolman Bienkowski noted intruders forced a cellar window and pried the safe.
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Willem Burns
Det Cortett
Burns
Steirs
Geosze Sano
Washington Sto Wes
New York
Welling
Jon
John Bienkowski
Traffic Court Fee Caen Inquiries and Dates
Fragmentary report notes a traffic court fee matter with scattered terms and numbers. It references dates and locations but the legibility is poor. The readable pieces indicate a legal or municipal fee context without a clear outcome or action.
Ice Queen's Court Named for City Ice Carnival
Twelve girls were chosen for the Ice Queen court by the recreation department for the annual Ice Carnival in Onindaga Park. The event Saturday will feature the queen election and a pageant with crowning and escorts. Local residents and news staff reported the selection and planned performances, including a pantomime and skating acts by regional clubs.
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Onindaga Park
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Sinter Ierameters
Ice Queen
Iss
Saily
Walt
Catherine
Jock
Pawling
Nance
Sailr Mally
Law
Gisra
Joan Q Wialen
Georgia Zado
Viola Stracts
Ggare. Dennis
Doibres Phillips
Syracusé
Elite Pike
Mise
Veronica
Varstyating Club
Syraian Acuse Figure Skating Lint, Inc
District school superintendents to meet at Syracuse conference
District superintendents will attend a regional conference sponsored by the State Education Department in Hotel Syracuse tomorrow and Wednesday. Edwin R. Van Kleeck will open the meeting at 9 30 AM with the session titled The District Superintendent's Work Reviews and Previews. Afternoon talks include facilities for handicapped children and legal problems in district reorganization.
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State Education Department
Syracuse
Edwin R. van Kleeck
Sheme
Apa
Ernest A. Eriex
Harrison E. van Cott
Bureau of Instructional Divi‘sion
Joseph 3. Endnes
Bureau For Handicapped Children
Francis
Gifin
Bureau of
Rurek Administrict
JC. Hillougn
Division of Law
WSYR Straw Vote for Syracuse Mayor Candidates
WSYR reports a citywide straw vote for Syracuse mayor, printing ballots in the newspaper and on air. Interim tallies will air at 12 05 PM and 6 PM. final results shown Sunday during a listener driven commentary. Ballots request name and address but selections remain confidential. the poll has no legal standing.
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WSYE
Dey
Syracuse
Radio-News
Hillegas
SWSER
Syrabuse
Two Injured In Falls At Their Homes
Two residents were hospitalized after fall accidents at home. Natalie Dufour, 32, of 537 Burnet, fell about 20 feet from a second floor window and may have a back injury. Herbert Taylor, 69, of 1323 … suffered back, right side and arm injuries after slipping from a ladder while clearing snow. both treated at local hospitals.
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Onondega General Hospital
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Crouse- Ieving Hospital
John Sheehy
Syracuse to Ask Aid To Retain Army Gym
Syracuse officials seek aid from the State Housing Commission to acquire a former Army gymnasium and related buildings for city housing use. The plan envisions converting a 9,760 square foot gymnasium with garages, mess halls, guards and latrines into a usable city facility, with bids advertised in New York City for possible purchase and relocation if needed.
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Zone Change Applications To Be Heard
Local hearing will consider applications for zone changes to permit a small shop to manufacture Venetian goods. The applicant is Quiner Mania of the Four, proposing a store with park area 20 serving the locale.
Church Votes to Bring Displaced Person to Syracuse
Members of Mer Memoria itarian Church voted unanimously to bring a displaced person and his dependent to Syracuse. The displaced person and his dependent will be brought over United States to resettle in the city.
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Mer Memoriaitarian Church
Moushesterday
United States
New York Press Association Meets at Hotel Syracuse
The annual New York Press Association meeting gathers Feb 10 to 12 in Syracuse with top speakers including Judge Binta Kaessinger and Chancellor William Foster. Luncheon speaker is Mrs. Rhea Eckel and Saturday program features Michael Hanna of Cornell stations.
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Syracuse
Binta C. Kaessinger
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Rotary Club
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Geané
Hotel Syracuse
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Syracuse Universit
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Rhea M. Eckel
New York State
Citizens’ Council
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Michael A. Henna
Cornell University
Hanna
WHCU
Ithaca
United States
Unesco
Paris
State Department
Beirut
Lebanon
Syracuse to Hold Advertising Week
Syracuse Advertising and Sales Club and Syracuse University announce the first Advertising Week in Syracuse from March 21 to March 21 with Better Living advertising as a theme. Events include awards, exhibits on advertising economics and production, school displays, and service club talks during a week of activities.
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Syracuse Advertising
Seles
Tlub
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Adweek
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Saiestran Srracise
Milk Price Cut Formula Offered
A formula proposed by Dr. E. A. Viel of the New York Metropolitan Milk Dealers' Association at a U S Department of Agriculture hearing suggests a 40 cents per hundredweight reduction for milk bought for manufacturing. The plan, expected to last at least days, would be in addition to any drop in market price.
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U_S Department of Agriculture
E. A. Viel
New York
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