Council Takes No Action On Tax Ceiling Reform
The Common Council plans to inform the administration of its views on lifting the gate’s tax ceiling to allow an additional $750,000 in next year’s receipts for city use. Major items included shelving a $1,800,000 Syracuse Housing Authority bonds plan, pool safety updates, a proposed tax delinquent property plan, a building permit cost-costing clearinghouse idea, street widening, and several sewer and city maintenance appropriations.
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Common Council
Syracuse Housing Authority
Parks
Barry
Counciman Roderick
Dorsey
W. Genesee St
Erie Bird
Public Works
Herz St
Hancock Field
Capital Improvement Fund
Bedford
Council
Bixby
W. Charles Kelly
C. J. Pollatesek
Builders Exchange
Borsey
Housing Authority
Real Estate Commission
Blood stained burglary at Erie gas station
A burglar fractured a rear door window and damaged a safe at the West End Service Station in Erie. Frank Piatkowski said the thief used a hydraulic jack to lift a floor safe valued around 80 dollars, leaving bloodstains. Police Lt. Victor McNett and Detective George Kappesser investigated for fingerprints.
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George Kappesser
West End
Erie Blvd
Erie Olvd
Frank Piatkowski
Michael
Chester
600
Erie Bivd
W. Piatkowski
Victor McNett
Police Crime Laboratory
Shirts Or ECante It’s a Tie At Common Council Meet
The Common Council divided over coats versus shirtsleeves in a meeting. Officials and reporters mostly wore coats while some council members and private citizens wore shirtsleeves. The debate centered on comfort versus appearance as officials spoke on the issue.
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Mercury
Emily Post
Common Council
Melanie Kreuzer
Haight
Apps
Collins
Bixby
Dr. Grosso
Eichenlaub
Dorsey
Simmons
van Deusen
Roderick
County Unit Gets Office
The County Public Works Commission opens a temporary office in the Court House rear while the Appellate Division room loses much of its beauty. A plywood partitioned space will serve until a new county office building is erected or other quarters are found. The move frees space used by Military Records on the fourth floor to accommodate the first three units of new mechanical equipment for extending county tax rolls. Three card punching machines will be operational this week under the recodified county law Clerk Julian Edgcomb serves as budget director and Deputy Clerk Al Bert H. Coling will supervise the new department with two trainees ready to operate the machines.
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County Public Works Commission
Court House
Appellate Division
Madison Srs
Commission
Department of Military Records
Julian Edgcomb
Board of Supervisors
AL. Jhert H. Coling
Derby Drivers to Get Prizes at Big Banquet
The 134 drivers will attend a 6:30 P M banquet at Hotel Syracuse grand ballroom with winners to receive top prize a trip to Akron and a huge trophy. Gene Armani 12 of 412 Newcastle Rd is 1952 champion. runner up Tom Wallace 15 of 410 Abellar gets a Longines wrist watch.
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Syracuse
Williamson
Gene Armani
Newcastle Rd
Herald-Journal and
Herald- American
Tom Wallace
Abellar
Breseé Chevrolet Company
Police Seek Kin Of Sick Woman
The condition of Miss Elsie Miller who was found unconscious in her apartment at 115 Baker Street is reported fair today at University Hospital. Attendants at the hospital and police are conducting a search for the woman's relatives after neighbors said they had not seen her in several days.
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Elsie Miller
Baker Jaw
University Hospital
Paul Serbun
Miss Miller
Steering behavior springs back after turns
The text explains that front wheels track as usual and automatically swing back on course after a turn when you ease grip on the steering wheel. This describes standard vehicle handling and self-centering wheels.
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Buick
Dr Shirley Named Dean At Syracuse College Of Forestry
Dr Shirley, 51, joined Syracuse University as assistant dean and professor of forestry in 1945 after 16 years with the U S Forest Service where he directed the Philadelphia experiment station from 1939 to 1945. He began as an educator teaching mathematics at the University of Nevada after graduating from Indiana University in 1922 and earned his PhD at Yale in 1928. He is married to Mary H Connard of Easton Pa and has three children. He led the college research program and pushed the postwar reorganization creating divisions in physical and biological sciences and new departments of forest chemistry and forest economics. He serves on a national committee for Fulbright Act forestry and is a former National Research Council member. He is a fellow of AAAS and author of a forestry career opportunities textbook due August.
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Shirley
United States Forest Service
Philadelphia
University of Nevada
Indiana University
School of Forestry
Yale University
Charles Shirley
Orleans
Ind
Iormer
Mary H. Connard
Easton
Frank
Jon
Emily
The
College of Forestry
Dr. Shirley
Syracuse
National Committee
National Research Council
American ‘Association For the Advancement of Science
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Gamma Alpha
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Department of Pubiic Works
Eastwood
Comstock
Euclidays
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E. Genesee
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Board of Education
Iame
Kreuzer
Councils’ Parks Committee
Red Cross
Police
Fire
Frazer, Schiller
Lincoln Park
City Real Estate Commission
Bureau of Municipal Research
Council Real Estate Committee
Tomb
Amory
Ero As
Fp Vale Moe
PPR
Hardy J. Shirley
Jeff
Joseph
Mick
Forestry
Gene Cohen
Bresee
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Rome
Mil
Frank Shermak
Marvel
Nettletons
Barclays
Nettleton Shop
Willow At Pearl
H. O. Clark, Inc
Jordan
Elbridge
N. Y
H. B. Romig
Armane
Ave, Auburn, N. Y
W.H. Smith & S
Seneca St
Weedsport
N.Y
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