Former Seafarers Sold on Airs Travel
An aging British officer and his wife, Anthony and Rosal Royal, recount their move from sea life to Syracuse New York. They compare eight hour Atlantic flights with past eight hour ocean crossings, note lower Scottish wages, and express contentment with life after settling in Syracuse. They recall their early schooling, marriages, and dreams of future air travel back to Scotland.
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Atlantic
Iceland
Anthony Royal
Beverly Yaraup
New York
Britain
Onondaga Park
Royal
Syracuse
Royals
Rosal
Carrier Corp
York
Rubicon Club clambake set at Hinerwadel's Grove
Syracuse news notes a July 16 clambake hosted by the Rubicon Club with Edward Cerio as chairman. Also: Building Bureau data shows 358 permits for $3,049,050 in one family dwelling construction in early 1950, plus 170 permits for $147,770 in a 1949 period. Postmaster nomination for Marcelus, and a list of local marriage licenses and a court delay in an air assault case involving a 15-year-old.
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Rubicon Club
Hinerwadel’s Grove
Edward Cerio
Bureau of Building
City Hall
Nelson F. Pitts
Con
Leo J. Yehte
Yehle
Robert F. Ryder
Liverpool
At Joseph's Hospital
Frank Rice
Onondaga Lake
Ryder
Art Classes For Children At Syracuse University
Syracuse University's College of Fine Arts offers a four week summer art course for children five to twelve starting July 10 on campus. Daily sessions run 9 to 10:30 a.m. for ages five to eight and 10:30 a.m. to noon for ages nine to twelve, Monday through Thursday, under director Dr Mildred Landis.
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Will
Syracuse University
College of Fine Arts
Mildred Landis
Foundling Carolyn Adopted by Nursing Home Caregiver
A one year old foundling bought in several downtown stores has been named Carolyn by Mrs. Amesbury who found her in a car. The infant, cared for at a nursing home on 126 W. Newell, is described as very healthy and thriving under new formula and attentive care.
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Carolyn
W. Newell
Henry Amesbury
W. Raynor Av
U S Attorney Reports Record Intake and Settlements
Irving J. Minebee, U S Attorney, closes fiscal year with the largest money inflection in his office. Higbee notes $1,653,351.03 in criminal fines and civil settlements, about $5,000 daily above operating costs. Indictments or informations: 157. Criminal prosecutions closed: 181. Exhibits filed: 172. Circuit actions fled: 7. Cavabatiers pending: 72.
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U.S
Irving J. Minebee
Higbee
Highen
City Plans Bonding for Sewage Plant
Mayor Corcoran outlined plans to issue short term bonds to fund a new sewage disposal plant, possibly costing up to 10 million dollars. The site would be the current plant or adjacent land, with land acquisition and outside consulting engineers hired to design the facility. Syracuse engineers would supervise, and the plant will be flexible for rental use by other communities.
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TF. Corcoran
Corcoran
Shecfty
Syracuse
Nelson F. Pius
Frank Hatmo
Burglar 22 Sentenced To Elmira in County Court
James Chase, 22, of 708 S West St pleaded guilty to burglary at Blue Ribbon Dry Cleaning. He received an indeterminate term at Elmira Reformatory. Several co-defendants received suspended sentences or probation. George Toursantt, 28, East Syracuse, pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm without a license and fined. John O’Connor, 43, Oswego, faces sentence for impairing morals of a child. Clarence Hunsinger, 26, San Antonio, pleaded guilty as second offender. Peter Jacobs, 22, Clinton St, and William McCaulley, 24, Lodi St, both pleaded guilty as second offenders. Waller E. Taylor, 28, S State St, pleaded innocent to criminal receiving stolen property involving rings valued over 3000 dollars.
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James Chase
S. West
Cireara
S. West St
Cephus Scott
Almond Sl
George M. Toursantt
RD. 3
East Syracuse
John O'Connor
RDZ Oswego
Clarence Hunsinger
San Antonio
Tex
Peter Jacobs
Clinton St
William McCaultley
Lodi St
Waller E. Taylor
S jSiale al
Accounting Unit Names Directors
The Syracuse chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants announced associate director appointments. Appointed were Myron T. Buller J. Robert Bradley Armand J. Ladaux M. Merrill Miller James C. Kearney Howard A. Maxwell Warren F. Thomas Alvin O. Bieling William M. Ryder Robert Walkin son Harrison F. P. Tembler Edgar F. Workman Joseph A. Marchand Frank J. Kabat Dewillt J Qdell Mills A. Eyre Harry J. Snyder.
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Syracuse
National Association of Cost Accountants
Raymond F. Murphy
Myron T. Buller
J. Robert Bradley
Armand J. Ladaux
M. Merrill Miller
James C. Kearney
Howard A. Maxwell
Warren F. Thomas
Alvin O. Bieling
William M. Ryder
Robert B. Walkinson
Harrison FP. ‘Tembler
Lawyer Shahan Tops Gridley Farm Bid at 24000
Attorney James R. Shaman of Melvin and Melvin led the winning bid of 24000 for the Gridley farm on Route 5 near Mycenae plus 300 for two building lots and a 33 foot lot in Genegee Manor De Witt. The sale, in a probate action to settle Oliver Gales Grid ies estate, required 10 percent down with a free and clear title to be obtained and sale completed by July 22. The property includes tenant houses a large main barn and several other barns.
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James R. Shaman
Melvin & Melvin
Gridley
Dismissal hearing on Ruth Patterson drags into fifth session
The dismissal hearing for Ruth Patterson, suspended Edward Smith School teacher, moves toward stalemate as arguments over competency and insubordination surface. Miss Patterson plans to submit witness lists while both sides weigh claims tied to a 300 acre Gridley family estate and battles over inheritance among three sons and three daughters. Prosecutor Richard T. Mosher notes the hearing has stretched from mid May with no clear resolution.
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Ruth Patterson
Edward Smith
Board For Education
Seatian
Jef
Erty
Gridley
DeWitt Drive-In Theater Opens Tomorrow Night
The DeWitt Drive-In Theater on Eriebivd between Thompson Jd and DeWitt opens tomorrow at 7:30. It features the largest screen tower in Up New York and one of the country’s biggest drive-in complexes with a 950-car capacity, sound via wired equipment, heated grounds, and a modern nursery room for children.
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Dewitt Drive-In
Eriebivd
Thompson Jd
DeWitt
New York
Cheldren
Thisj
Sdirt
No Progress On Strike At Solvay Plant
On the 25th day of the strife at the Solvay Process Co. about 3000 workers idled. United Mine Workers Union representatives met again with no announced results. UMW Local 12,457 members gathered at the office of company attorney Lyle W. Horn with plant division officials from Allied Chemical and Dye Corp.
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Solvay Process Co
United Mine Workers Union
U.M.W. Local
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Off ‘Veiais
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
Fire House Improvements Budgeted at 61000
Mayor Corcoran said City Engineer Nelson F. Pius estimates 610,000 will cover upgrades to Syracuse fire houses. Corcoran noted 10,000 is needed to implement the fire house project in North Syracuse.
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Corcoran
Nelson F. Pius
Syracuse
Sto
N. Satna
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Gineer
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Washington
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Wilson
Harold F Strahl
Liversanl
Dolores F. Trumble
Joseph J. Bovalino
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Foundling
Elmira
James ST
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Electronics Park
Eastwood
Wie Blvd
Hiawatha Diva
Erie Blvd
Ion Hiawatha
New York Central
Shahan
Gridley Farm
C. Gates Gridley
Cupant
Pattergon
Sion
Lillian Gridley
Oliver Gates Gridley
State Court of Appeals
SIE
Mosher
David Atutee
Sudan
Ieee
Entral
DeWi Drive-Ta
Ats
Jackson Mo Potter
the, Realtors
Aesie
Erie
Thompaan Rd
Pra
Clark Music
Fon Auto
First Trust
Amy
Oun
Warren
Saline
Colvin
First Trust & Deposit Company
James St. Wien
Aia
Coleman Gas
Montgomery St
Opeunred Agine Co. 1
Calif. Port Col
Francis BE
Mulroy
F. Genesee St
Schieder
Tatest
Onondaga Savings
Ee Savings Bank
Brun
St Federal
Mame
Savings & Loam Association
South Warren St
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