Chest Red Cross Leaders Plan Combined Campaign
Chest and Red Cross leaders reviewed plans for a merged Community Chest and Red Cross campaign. James D. Heffernan urged about 100 leaders to solidify local organizations and expand solicitation beyond industrial firms, with Joann D. Williams detailing the campaign structure and the role of division secretaries. Leonard P. Markert spoke as Chest president, noting the first full-year combination of campaigns.
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Community Chest
RED Cross
Onondaga
Howard M. Dirks
John D. Willams
Warren R. Beniley
Community Crest
Tad Criss Wit
James D. Heffernan
Heffernan
Joann D. Williams
Williams
Red Feather
Leonard P. Markert
Chest
Milk Order Hearing Sought By Syracuse Producers
A petition requesting a public hearing on issuing a milk market order for the Syracuse area was filed with Commissioner C Chester DuMond by the Syracuse Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency. The group says its members exceed half the local producers and cites lower prices than Rochester and Buffalo markets.
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Syracuse
Commissioner of Agriculture A Markets
C. Chester DuMond
Allen B. Cregor
Baldwinsville
Syracuse Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Central New York Jersey Cooperative, Inc
Syracuse Dairy Farmers Cooperative, Inc
New York State
Guernsey Breeders’ Cooperative, Inc
Crego
Rochester
Buffalo
DuMond
Wagner Will Head UAW After Narrow Victory
KERJOT WAGNER was re elected president of UAW Local 54 yesterday. Wagner won 740 votes to 142 for Paul Maggio and will serve a two year term. Other officers include Raleigh Shinnick 595 votes, Michael Rubin 159, Albert DeJohn 90. Several posts were unopposed with room for two and four year terms.
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Kerjot Wagner
United Automobile Workers Union
Wagner
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Paul Maggio
Maggio
Raleigh Shinnick
Michael Rubin
Albert DeJohn
Victor Oriente
Dominic
Raymond Conover
Roland Romano
North Syracuse approves 2.5 million school expansion plan
Central School District voters approved a 2.5 million dollar expansion program at North Syracuse High School with a 132 to 335 tally. The plan calls for three new elementary schools, repurposing the high school for elementary use, and acquiring three new sites to serve over 2,000 children over four years.
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North Syracuse Central School
North Syracuse High
Board of Education
Gidaris Plan Italy Trip After 41 Years Apart
Well known Fabius couple Mr and Mrs John Gidari of 3514 Fabius Street depart Tuesday for Italy aboard American Airlines for six weeks to visit relatives in Soverato Catanzaro Calabria and other cities in Italy and France. Mrs Assunta Di Lorenzo and Mrs Salvatore Gidardi reside there with nieces and nephews. John Gidari owns a restaurant at 798 South West Street where a farewell party was held last week.
Fall victim improves after fall from tree
Ronald Barhydt, 77, of West Lafayette Avenue, is recuperating at Onondaga General Hospital after a fall from a tree while picking cherries. He dropped about seven feet and sustained injuries.
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Ronald Barhydt
W. Lafayete Av
Onondaga General Hospital
Seven Get CBA Honors At Christian Brothers Academy
Christian Brothers Academy honors were given at commencement at Hotel Syracuse. Edward M. McGrath, senior class president, received the Alhambra Catholic Action Plaque and Peter S. Zory the general excellence medal with first honors in English. John C. Klotz earned New York State Regents scholarship medals for excellence in religion, history, science, and oratory. The Rev. Gannon F. Ryan gave the undergraduate address.
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Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse
Edward M. McGrath
Peter S. Zory
John C. Klotz
New York State
Richard F. Bugnacki l
Francis A. ‘Kretschmer
Raymond S. Guido
R.P.L
Bausch
Lomb
Samuel Varonese
C.B.A
Covenantean Tras . Aauest
iGannon F. Ryan
iSyracuse University
Mage
James E. Callaghan
James Shanahan
St. [Paul's Church
Oswego
Supreme Court
Frank J Tok Wee
Foery
William Kelley
American Legion
Charles Zimmerman
Michael DeLucia
Edward J. Dick
James Osbert
Anthony Capone
Richard Capone
Academy
Fire blamed on cigarette in Oakwood apartment blaze
A carelessly dropped cigarette started a second floor fire at 320 E Raynor Ave causing smoke exposure to Bryant Sharpe five months and Barry Sharpe five, with their father Benjamin Sharpe burning hands trying to extinguish it. Fire Chief Ernest Goebel said the cigarette likely caused the fire and that the blaze spread to flooring and a mattress. The Sherman family also fled the building.
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Oakwood End
Raynor Ave
Benjamin B. Sharpe
E. Raynor Ave
Bryant Sharpe
Memorial Hospital
Barry
Aow
Fireme District
Ernest Goebel
Paul Sherman
Fire crews respond to building blaze near Meyer Trotzky home
Firefighters from Engines 8 16 and Truck 4 rushed to a blaze at 12 33 AM. The building owner is Meyer Trotzky and fire crews gained control shortly after arrival, with two children mentioned in the scene.
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Meyer Trotzky
Two Injured in Lafayette Road Car Collision
David Wood, 71, of Lafayette Road, and Julia Mignon Gorian, 25, of Ithaca, were injured when Wood’s car was rear ended by Gorian’s on Lafayette Road. Wood was admitted to Crouse-Irving Hospital with facial lacerations and possible concussion. Gorian was treated and discharged for cuts and bruises.
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David Wood
Lafayette Rd
Julia Mignon Gorian
Ithaca
Wood
Library Closed Monday by Syracuse Public Library
The main building and all branches of the Syracuse Public Library will be closed on Monday per library director Miss Frieda F. Gates.
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Syracuse Public Library
Frieda F. Gates
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New Schools
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Italy
John Gidari
City
David E. Bigwood
Utica
A. C. Silverman
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City Hospital
Bigwood
New City Health
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Orlon
Morris White
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