Planning for Federated Drive Task Group Advances
A noon hotel meeting assembled nearly 30 community leaders to organize the Red Feather Red Cross task committee. The group aims to engage 59 business sponsors to boost federated giving and support the October drive, with emphasis on 100 percent participation and sustained pledges.
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Red Cross
Red Feather
Syracuse
John D. Williams
Task Committee
Leland D. McCormac
Warren Bentley
Onondaga County
American Red Cross
Leonard Markert
Easy Merger Talks Off
Statement expected today on progress of reported merger talks between Easy Wasting Machine Corp. and Murray Corp. of America. Detroit interests involved. Negotiations in progress here during the week have been suspended. Directors meeting yesterday raised the possibility of formal status but no proposition was disclosed.
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Easy Wasting Machine Corp
Murray Corp. of America
Detroit
Easy
De Bernardis Free To Run Regan Says
Charles J. Hogan Democratic County chairman says DeBernardis may run in the Democratic primary for traffic court judge. Hogan's plan would trade endorsements with Republicans, backing Preston for traffic judge in exchange for Farrell for municipal court. DeBernardis criticizes the move and seeks a full committee meeting to decide. Leo J. Falcone supports Hogan and the cross endorsement plan for the party.
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Charles J. Hogan
Paul ¢. DeBernardis
James J.farrell
DeBernardis
Hogan
Jude
Leo J. Falcone
Jackson Democratic Club
Falcone
Preston
Farrell
Driver Gets Prison Term For Second Degree Grand Larceny
George G. Phelps 23 of 610 Park Ave was convicted by a Cortland County Court jury of taking 3263 from Sunshine Biscuit Co. He claimed he was slugged and robbed May 3 while locking his truck at 219 Richmond Ave. Judge Morris Ames sentenced him to 2½ to 5 years in Attica State Prison. Also, William Carl Ruth 37 of 607 EL Fayette St was sentenced to five to ten years for second degree forgery.
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Morris Ames
Cortland
Attica
George G. Phelps
Park Ave
Sunshine Biscuit Co
Phelps
Richmond Ave
William Carl Ruth
EL. Fayette St
Ames
Miss Curtis to Wed Edward Gallagher
Oswego announces the engagement of Dorothy Jane Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Curtis of Syracuse Avenue to Edward Joseph Gallagher son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gallagher of Fifth Street. The wedding is planned for this fall.
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Oswego
Fred i Curtis
Syracuse Ave
Dorothy Jane Curtis
Edward Joseph Gallagher
Harry Gallagher
Fifth St
Cat in Elm Defies Rescue Again in Midland Ave
For the fifth time in six days S P C A agents were called to 400 block Midland Ave to rescue a cat named Tommy from a large elm in a house being torn down. Four prior attempts failed as the feline refused to descend despite owner Mrs William Chalton appeals.
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Animal Protection— Society For the Prevention of
S.P.C.A
S.p.cc
Midland Ave
Tommy
William Chalton
Reader's Digest $53,080 Contest Opens to Readers
Free entry blanks at newsstands invite readers to guess the six feature articles most readers would choose in the July issue. First prize is $10,000 with 12,164 additional prizes. entries must be postmarked by midnight July 26.
New York Names Emery to Study Educational TV Potentials
Albany NY July 5 1955 Dr Walter B Emery named to conduct a state study on educational television with an 11 member advisory panel chaired by Dr Kenneth Bartlett. The 1955 legislature authorized 25000 for the study with Emery to be paid 6850 for four months. He will take leave from the Joint Committee on Educational Television and begin work July 5.
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Albany GP
Walter B. Emery
Washington, D. C
New York State
Lewis A. Wilson
Emery
Kenneth A. Bartlett
Syracuse University
Department
Wilson
Joint Committee On Educational Television
Washington
Bartlett
Arthur Hungerford
New York City
Paul ¢. Reed
Rochester
Warren W. Knox
Edwin R. van Kleeck
Ward C. Bowen
Education Department
Franklyn S. Barry
Cortland Schools
James F. Macandrew
Carroll V. Newsom
New York University
Agriculture Men Receive Awards for Public Service
Six New York agriculture specialists received federal awards for public service from Irving B Stafford head of the U S Soil Conservation Service in Syracuse yesterday. Length of service pins and certificates went to Edward R. Keil Syracuse 20 years George C Moore Penn Yan 20 years Francis B E Mulvaney Cortland 20 years Edward J Hickey Syracuse 10 years James Henry Syracuse 19 years and Walter Bushnell Morrisville 10 years. The Soil Conservation Service is the technical soil and water conservation agency of the U S Department of Agriculture. The service assists 42 local soil conservation districts in New York State in helping landowners protect and improve their land.
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New York
Jirving B Stafford
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Syracuse
Edward R. Keil
George C. Moore
Penn Yan
Francis BE. Mulvaney
Cortland
Edward J. Hickey
James Henry
Walter Bushnell
Morrisville
The
Soil Conservation Service
Technical Soil and Water Conservation Agency
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York State
Adirondack Club Hikes Rattlesnake Gulch Adventure
The Adirondack Mountain Club plans a July Fourth hike in Otisco Valley through Falls Stream to Blue Hole with a no snakes note. Mrs Elsie Cady leads a Monday expedition, meeting at 10 am at Valley Plaza. she credits the club for meeting Maurice Cady, now married with a 10 month old son Allen.
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Adirondack Mountain Club
Otisco Valley
Elsie. Cady
Center St
Solvay
Maurice J. Cady
General Electric’ Company
Adirondack
Allen
Cady
Falls Stream
Blue Hole
Valley Plaza
Tron Falls in Iron Accident
A three month old infant Debra Bear suffered first degree burns when a hot iron fell into her crib as her mother ironed nearby. She was treated at Memorial Hospital and discharged. Deputy Sheriff Raymond Saaler investigated the incident.
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Debra Bear
Paul Bear
Everingham Rd
Memorial Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Raymond Saaler
Solvay School Forum Topics Educational Problems
A public forum last night in Solvay discussed local educational facilities and problems. The Ged des Municipal Building hosted the event sponsored by a Solvay residents committee to inform residents about area school issues.
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Geddes
Solvay
Librarian Heads to National Library Conference in Philadelphia
Doris E Wise head of Syracuse Public Library children’s department will attend the 74th annual American Library Association conference in Philadelphia from July 3 to 9 She will join a pre conference on children’s books in New York City today and tomorrow The event gathers more than 4500 librarians to discuss how libraries serve a democracy with the conference theme Libraries in the Life of the Nation.
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Doris E. Wise
Syracuse Public Library
Syracuse
American Library Association
Philadelphia
New York
ALA
Boy Shot by 13 Year Old With B B Gun
A 13-year-old West Sider will appear before the Youth Bureau today after a B B pellet struck nine-year-old Stanley Golembieski in the right hand while he played on De Palma Avenue. Police say the suspect admitted firing the rifle and the gun was confiscated.
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Stanley Golembieski
Rowland St
de Palma Ave
Paul Callahan
Girl Hartin Taxi Upset After Night Collision
Miss Nixie Hall a 20 year old passenger in a United Veterans taxi suffered back and left hip injuries when driver Lawrence Martin veered into a ditch to avoid a blinding car on Milton Ave near Bennett Rd Camillus at 1 05 am. Martin escaped injury and reported the other vehicle caused the crash by not dimming lights.
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Nixie. Hall
R.D. 1
Memphis
Onondaga General Hospital
United Veterans
Lawrence Martin
N. Townsend St
Martin
Milton Ave
Bennett Rd
Camillus
Sheriff's Deputies
Three Men Sentenced In Police Court
Three men were sentenced by Judge Truman H. Preston in Police Court yesterday. Charles Havey received six months for public intoxication. Joseph Turner, 29, was given a suspended year with restitution of 280 dollars for welfare fraud. Kenneth Arrowway, 24, got 30 days for petty larceny tied to a June 17 car radiator theft.
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Truman H. Preston
Charles Havey
N. Salina Sr
Onondaga County
Mattydale
Syracuse
Joseph Turner
Taft Ave
Preston
Turner
Jai
Kenneth ‘Hl Arrowway
Almond Sr
Arrowway l
N. Crouse Ave
Canal St
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