Five Recruits Start Sampson Training at Base
Five new recruits begin basic training at Sampson Air Force Base after enlisting at the Army Air Force Recruiting Station in the Chimes building. Among 46 enlistees are Syracuse residents Dean A. Basler Edward W. Tulowiecki and Simon Choroszez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Sampson Air Force Base
Army Air Force
Dean A. Basler
E. Castle
Edward W. Tulowiecki
Burnet Av
Simon Choroszez
Madison St
Hoagland to wed Mrs Hurlbut W Smith in NYC ceremony
W L Hoagland, longtime executive with L C Smith & Corona, will marry Mrs Gladys Morrow Digpeariten Smith in New York City. The wedding marks Hoagland's second marriage while Mrs Smith, widow of Floyd Kinsley Diefenderf, will honeymoon aboard the U S Mautitania and later reside in Skyline Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Hoagland
Hurlbut
W. Smith
Gladys Morrow Digpeariten
Smith
James St
Ois
Nadie
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc
Budget Forms Sent to City Department Heads
City department heads received budget request forms from the Finance Department with instructions to fill them in duplicate and return by July 15. Salary figures are deferred while the proposed 1953 salary program is reviewed by the Common Council and Board of Estimate, which aim to decide soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Department
George H. ‘Bedford
Common Council
Board of Estimate
Economists Hear Taylor At Syracuse Workshop
Dr. Philip E. Taylor of the University of Connecticut spoke on the need for quantitative knowledge in economic theory during the Syracuse University workshop on economic education. He outlined measures like gross national product and national income as key tools for assessing an economy’s performance. Shoemaker warned that government overreach and socialization threaten freedom, urging a stop to excessive spending as critical times test moral values and educational markets. Harland Cleveland discussed the Marshall Plan and NATO’s ongoing relevance to Western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip E. Taylor
Universiy of
Connecticut
Syracuse University
Taylor
Taxlor
Garin A. Shoemaker
Ciizens Public Expenditure Survey
New York State
Shoemaker
Hyzera Refrigerating Company
Elmira
Sims Hall
America
Harland Cleveland
Europe
Mutual Security Agency
Cleveland
Western
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Serre
Garth A. Shoemaker
Llrgeia Refrigerating Company
Roy Price
Finla Crawford
Charles Noble
Fluoridation Debate Advances in Syracuse Council
The Corporation Counsel told the Common Council fluoridation of the city water is constitutional and statute authorized. The health committee studied data with experts from Rochester and University of Rochester while opponents were invited but did not attend. The Polish Citizens' Club endorsed fluoridation as a public health measure and urged adding fluoride to the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Council
Common Council
George L. Richardson
Richard T. Mosher
William A. Maloney
Melanie Kreuzer
Rochester
Nelson F. Pitts
C. A. Sargent
Davis B. Asi
Bureau of Dental Lygiene
State Health Department
Richard WH. Lyons
State ‘College of Medicine
Eugene L. Lozner
Wilfred Westerfell
Daniel ‘Jutton
Syracuse Dental Society
Harold C. Hodge
University of Rochester
Frank Smith
Atomic Energy Committee
Polish Citizens’ Club of Syracuse, Inc
Sareee
Richard Grudzinski
Robert Stogi
Robert Pietrucha
Latvian Refugee Joins Air Force
An 18 year old Latvian refugee Jerome Firsoys from Jamesville left yesterday with 45 other Syracuse area men for basic Air Force training at Sampson. He spent over a year in a German concentration camp and can speak Russian German Latvian and Polish. He completed two years at Jamesville High School and will pursue further education in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Sampson
Lativia
Jerome Firsoys
Jamesville
R.D
United States
U.S.A
Skaneateles
Mt 10
Bert Titus
Firsays
Jamesville High School
Air Force
City Re-advertises for Truck Crane Bids
City re-advertises for bids on a heavy truck crane for the Department of Public Works. Bids will be opened July 9 by Commissioner William J. Hanlon. Delivery must occur within 60 days with a 150 per day penalty. Earlier bids were voided after bidders objected to unspecified delivery timing.
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Tie City
Department of Public Works
William J. Hanlon
Tarr Gauss
Marriage Licenses List Includes Dozens of Names
A long roster of individuals and addresses appears in the marriage licenses entry. Names such as Mark A LaShomb Patsy R DeSalvo Elizabeth Mancuso Edmund Fiorito Verna Some and John H Mill Jr are listed with street addresses spanning Syracuse Beverly Essertz and others. The notice also notes an IRS collector job application date extended to July 7 and mentions the formation of a local Civil Service Board chaired by William Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
William Sanderson
Local Civil Service Board
New York
Air Defense Chiefs Meet at Hancock for Skywatch Plan
Top civil defense officials from five northeast states gathered at Hancock Field to discuss Operation Skywatch. The program calls for 24 hour ground observer posts staffed by civilian volunteers to spot aircraft beyond radar reach, ending with a 3:30 PM ceremony honoring New York for full observance.
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BRASS
Hancock Field
George Petty
Marine Civil Defense
Wiam Bauman
Vermont
Givel Deren Sey de. al Ta. Presses
New
New York State
Col
Francis King
Adjutant General
Massachusetts National Guard
Eastern Air Defense Command
U. S. Air Force
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Air Division
State of New York
Longtime Ithaca College pair retire after 43 years in teaching
Dr. Rollo A. Tallcott and his wife Jennie end a combined 43 years in education. They met in an English class at Syracuse University and spent 17 years at Ithaca College, with prior posts at Hiram College Valparaiso University Slippery Rock and Shortridge High School.
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Ithaca
Rollo A. Tallcott
Syracuse University
Ithaca College
Tallcott
Jennie
Syracuse
Talcott
Constantia
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Slippery Rock
Airs
Talbott
Shamovin
Richfield Springs High School
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
Two Teachers Groups Fight Pay Ruling
Syracuse teachers clash over a new amendment requiring a bachelor or master degree for top salary advancement. The Syracuse Federation of Teachers and Syracuse Teachers Association oppose the measure as illegal or misapplied and contemplate appeals while the Board of Education sets a July 1 deadline.
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Syracuse
State Commissioner of Education
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Eliot Birnbaum
Federation
S.E.T
Lewis A. Wilson
Albany
Birnbaum
Herald-Journal
Syracuse Board of Education
Board of Education
Syracuse Teachers Association
S.F.T
S.F.T. Committee
Wilson
Evelyn K. Knowles
Dorothea Moore
Claude Culpi
State Department of Education
Tthe S.T.A
A.F.L
S.T.A
P. Sidney Hand
S.T.A. Attornney
Airs
Catharine Barratt
the &Tla
Frank Graves
New York State Teachers’ Association
Syracuse Board
Graves
Richard T. Mosher
Traffic Court Notices Include Multiple Speed Violations
Judge Truman H. Preston handles traffic fines listed for Hillsdale and Brighton areas. Violations include speeding from 32 to 40 mph, failure to signal, no operator's license, and passing a stop sign with fines ranging from $10 to $25. Names include Sir Hillsdale av, Nellis, Genesee st, and Roosevelt av locations.
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Truman H. Preston Speedine
Sir Hillsdale
Meadow Re
Genesee St
I Nellis
EL Brighton
E. Brighton
Silvio
Roosevelt
Richard G. Francis
East Siracuse
Rosario Siracusa
Auburn
Chester Galxa
State Fair Bird
Breed Sentences Two Men to Prison in Attica Case
Floyd E. Hall, 22, of Chittenango, received seven and a half to 15 years for a statutory offense after pleading guilty in County Court on June 2. Arthur Henderson, 24, of 604 Madison Street, drew two and a half to five years for participating in a May 30 shooting at Cooperative Hall, pleading guilty to second degree assault for wounding Richard Handy. Charles L. Brown of 204 Cleve-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd E. Hall
Chitten‘ango
Attica
Leo W. Breed
Arthur Henderson
Madison St
Henderson
Cooperative Hall
Connecon
Richard Handy
Charles L. Brown
Cleve
Suspended Sentence for Grand Larceny Plea
A man pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the second degree and received a suspended sentence plus five years probation. He was charged with entering a home at 107 Cherry Street on May 0.
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Salina
Erie Blvd
Eastwood
Hickok Ave
Schieder
Servants of Sight
First Trust
Leett Lea
Syracuse, N. Y
Baldwinsville
Parish
Hoagland
L. C. Smith & Corona
Reyement
Mrs. Smith
Skyline
W. Warren L. Hoagland
Mrs. Hurlbut
Cveaases
Air
City
Mark A. LaShomb
W. Adams Si
Cazac. Longo
N. Siete St
Walter Royal
Tl¢ E
Washington St
Aaiendra Gomilion
EL Washington St
Robert
Somil
Gecces
R. Sovie
Corningar
Joseph A. Martin
Bakes
Jean B. Woodworth
Jordan
Patsy R. DeSalvo
Elizabeth A. Mancuso
Park St
Edmund T. Fiorito
Maezion
A. Rice
Comstock Av Zi Syracuse
John B. Smith
Midland
Verna C. Some
Green St
Arthur V. Serrano
Frances R. Settenes
Francis R. Lynch
Midland Avy Idanet
Harold R. Harrison
Lynchburg. Va
Ethel C. Rann
Buiteraut St
Isom C. Murray
H. LaFayette Au
Beverly F. Esserzt
Court St
E. Genesee St
Conrac
Hick
Helen M. Virg
Davi Jean
Greerman
DuPiessz
HL Bricht
Futon
K. Roches
Fulton
Jose A. Valbnena
Sir Rose A. Kranex
Irvine Av
George H
Paul M. Paw
Ruth C. Chung
Arosian Lucision
Rose Desiato
Tee
Cornelius J. Aran
Riciav
Edward L. Wendt
Falls City
Sumner M. Feldman
Newton, Mass
Annette Aromes
Niven Sv
J. Shaushnessy
Patricia
Russel
Gifelds
Paul S. Schulte
Fayette Ki Iyma Meiners
S. West St
Willam Z. Merrett
Hatch St. Ruin
M. Weick
Air Defense Chiefs
Hancock
S. A
Breed
Michael Filosi
Saye School
Central High
A. E. O’hea
TL FT Ek Bank
South
Genesee Ree Weery
Federal Savings G Loan Insurance Corp
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
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