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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1952

Page

6

Syracuse School Board reverses pay ruling on teacher degrees

The Syracuse Board of Education dropped a June decision requiring a bachelor’s or master’s degree for the 16th salary step after counsel Dr. Charles Brind urged that legal doubts risk lengthy litigation. A teacher committee will set promotion standards while workers select representatives. The move follows the Syracuse Federation of Teachers hiring attorney Victor Levine to challenge the earlier ruling.

Syracuse Board of Education Today Albany Charles Brind State Education Department Brind Jong David H. Patton Syracuse Federation of Teachers AFL Victor Levine Supreme Court Board of Education iSyracuse Board of Education

Day Camp to Hold Parents Night at Dunbar Center

The Dunbar Association Day Camp will present its annual parents night tomorrow at 1 PM in the Dunbar Center auditorium. The show features campers from the six week program with stunts singing movies and acting and an exhibit of items they made. A post event picnic is planned for Elmwood Park Friday.

Dunbar. Association Dunbar Center Elmwood Park

Remodeling set for Chimes Building to host IRS offices

Bellmann Construction of New York City won the contract at 51330 to remodel the Chimes Building starting next week. Work includes removing walls, adding partitions for private offices on floors two four and five, and installing cashier cages on the first floor to accommodate the IRS move. Completion is targeted 40 days after start as Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy plans to relocate his tax force once space is ready.

Internal Revenue Bureau Piveous Central Building Carl Bellmann Bellmann Construction Company New York City Federal Buildings Service General Services Administration Frank J. Shaughnessy

Electric Eye Nabs First Speeders

The city first issued tickets to speeders clocked by a portable electric eye set up on Valley Drive by Casimer Chorazy and Patronl men Robert Gaurnier and William Higgins. Chief John A. Kinney explained the device will move through the city and its readings will be used by Traffic Court Judge Truman H. Preston in related cases.

Casimer Kinney Truman H. Preston

Licenses Expire for Onondaga Drivers in Three-Year Cycle

About 60 000 drivers in Onondaga County must apply for three year licenses starting Friday. The deadline is September 30. A fee of 1.50 is charged. Applications may be mailed or submitted in person at the County Motor Vehicle Bureau 910 Erie Boulevard.

Onondaga County Meyer Prowda County Motor Vehicle Bureau Prowda Bureau of' Te Eet Statal Tax Erie Bivd

Traffic Light Installed at Seymour and S West Streets

A traffic light at S West and Seymour streets began operation today, the sixth new signal installed in the city this year. City Traffic Engineer William F. Kavanaugh said residents who campaigned for the light were present for an unofficial switch ceremony.

Seymour and S. West Sts S. West and Seymour Sts William F. Kavanaugh Seymour St

Two Syracuse researchers awarded NIH fellowships

MONROE S. GLITZER and Lawton H. Smith, graduate assistants in Syracuse University’s zoology department, have been granted one year NIH fellowships to conduct hormone research on government approved projects supervised by Dr. W. R. Boss. Glitzer, a World War II veteran with five combat stars from Brooklyn, holds LIU and Boston University degrees. Smith, a UCONN alumnus, will finish his Syracuse master’s degree this summer and served in Glider Field Artillery with five combat stars.

Hill Department Brooklyn Long Island University Boston University Smith Syracuse University University of Connecticut Sept

Vacation School Closes Tomorrow at Eastwood Baptist

Eastwood Baptist Church ends its vacation school tomorrow at 7 30 P M with a puppet show retelling Bible stories and colored slides. The annual school picnic follows Friday on the church lawn. Superintendent Mrs William Garrison leads a staff including Mrs Raymond Solberg, Miss Laura Biery, Miss Sandra Lewis, and others.

Eastwood Baptist Church William Garrison Raymond Solberg Laura Biery Sandra Lewis Herbert Dodd Edward Unger Michael Farsaci Clarence Johnson Margo Morrison Evelyn Terry Korea

Syracuse Filter Center Volunteer Meeting Notice

Filter Center Volunteer Personnel meet at 8 30 PM tomorrow at 624 N State Street. Representatives of New York State Civil Defense and the Army Air Force will attend. All former members invited to attend.

Syracuse Filter Center N. State York State Civil Defense Maes Tast Neys Avies Nie Force

Notable Deaths in Syracuse Area Legacy Obituaries

Funeral notices list Wellington G. Carr 41 Watertown Mrs Ance Roy Alexandria Bay Fred S. Moore 66 North Bay Sidney W. Rusacres 25 Black River Mary A. Nixdorf 85 Oneida Mae Amerman Auburn David M. Reid 60 Geneva Rose Rowe 81 Moravia Katherine Smith Auburn and other local names in brief death notices.

Wellington G. Carr Watertown Ance Roy Alexandria Bay Fred S. Moore North Bay Sidney W. Rusacres Black River Mary A. Nixdorf Oneida Mae Amerman Auburn David M. Reid Geneva Rose Rowe Moravia Sra Katherine Smith

Truck Plunges Into Creek Driver Rescued

A 29-year-old East Syracuse man, Vincent Rudnik, was saved from a submerged panel truck that plunged into Butternut Creek after leaving East Syracuse Man bus road. Motorist John Jaworski, who stopped to help, removed his clothing to aid Rudnik and pull him to safety. Deputies Hoffman and Coughlin investigated, firefighters recovered the water-logged vehicle.

East Syracuse Syracuse Manlius Rd Butternut Creek Vincent Rudnik Kendall Jr East Syracuse John Jaworski Craton St Andrew Uoffman Vincent Rudaik Kendall Sr Cratonst Sherife Andrew Hoffman Henry Coughlin Rudnik Jandéer Cabie

Zone change approved for San Equip plant site

The City Planning Commission approved a zone change for San Equip Inc at E Glen and E Brighton to allow a 100000 addition. Conditions include a line of poplars to screen the plant and a buffer strip 155 by 800 feet with evergreen plantings. Review by the Common Council is likely Monday.

City Planning Commission San Equip, Inc E. Glen E. Brighton Av Common Council Manufacturers Association Commission

Gwendolyn Mathis Two Falls From Window

Gwendolyn Mathis, age two, is in good condition at Memorial Hospital after a fall from a third story window at 14 James Street. She sustained bruises and a swollen lip after landing on the lawn near a brick apartment building. her father Peter Mathis said the children were playing in the front bedroom when the screen gave way.

Gwendolin Mathis Memorial Hospital James St Gwendolyn Peter Mathis Mathis

Wrestler at War Memorial Incident Involves 74 Year Old Fan

Wrestling fan Edward Katz, 14, rode his bicycle near Harrison and State streets when four men attacked him during a last night match at the War Memorial. He was beaten, taken to University Hospital with abdominal pains and a headache. one assailant was detained by police and admitted striking Katz.

War Memorial Edward Katz Katz Charles Estes Harrison and S. State Sts University Hospital

Water outage hits Thompson Road families in Fairview

Residents struggle without drinking water as Fairview crews tackle a broken main. Mr and Mrs F Fank move into Thompson Road home with twins and rely on friends for water while five workers dig near a 10 foot hole to repair the line. The 324 Air Division at Hancock Field receives water via feeder mains. Fire protection for government property at the base is maintained during repairs.

F. Baringer Fank Thompson Rd Allen St Hancock Field Air Force Fairview

108th Back From Camp

US officers and men of the 108th Infantry Regiment unpacked gear after 15 days of training at Camp Drum Col Collin P Williams regimental commander announced streamlined training ahead Maj Charles W Avery regimental training officer says new methods will be highly effective Syracuse units performed well at Camp Drum tests the Medical Company led by Capt Charles M Brown scored 98 percent two regimental HQ platoons earned top ratings in the 2nd Infantry Division Intelligence and Reconnaissance led by 2d Lt Robert E Coad and Anti Tank Mine led by 2d Lt Bronislaw B Smura

108Th Infantry Regiment Camp Drum Collin P. Williams Charles W. Avery Maj Avery 108Th Syracuse Jcamp Charles M. Brown 2Ith Infantry Division Robert E. Coad Bronislaw B.smura

Salesman Serious Eye Injury After Car Hits Trailer

Erwin Geery, 33, of Ira Route 1, was seriously injured when his car struck the rear of a tractor trailer on Route 370 near Plainville. He suffered scalp lacerations and brain injuries. he is listed in critical condition at Auburn City Hospital. The truck was driven by Silvio Castellani, 27, of Torrington, Conn., owned by Arute Brothers Construction of Bridgeport, Conn. Dr. Max Fox treated Geery at the scene. state trooper details note insufficient stopping distance after Crest Hill approach.

Erwin Geery R.D. 1 Ira Libbey, McNeil & Libbey Route 370 Auburn City Hospital Silvio C. Castellani Tortington, Conn Arute Brothers Construction Company Bridgeport, Conn Barry Ather Chiepee Geery Max Fox Cato iGeery Auburn Hospital

City Tax Deadline Imposed With Tomorrow’s Final Postmark

Finance Commissioner George H. Bedford reminded residents that the deadline to pay the third quarter city taxes is tomorrow. Mail payments must be postmarked before midnight tomorrow to avoid a seven percent late fee starting Friday on the first, second, and third quarter installments.

George H. Bedford Tomor

Driver Hurt Critically In Route 33 Truck Crash

FRANKLIN A KEARNS 35 of 317 Otiscost is in critical condition at Genesee Memorial Hospital after his Inland Express truck collided with a Cardillo truck on Route 33 near Batavia. State troopers report opposing trucks driven by James Harper 32 of Memphis and Tullio Cardillo 39 of Utica sideswiped, causing Kearns to skid across a field and strike a tree.

Franklin A. Kearns Otiscost Genesee Memorial Hospital Batavia Kearns Inland Express Co Allston Mass James Harper Memphis Tullio Cardillo Utica

Gardner Lectures on Experimental Design at SU

Dr Eric Gardner of Syracuse University's School of Education delivered an all university lecture in the summer series on Factors in Experimental Design. He outlined five rules: define a worthy problem delimiting the scope, use valid instruments, ensure factual accuracy, control extraneous variables, and replication of results.

Eric Gardner Theschool of Education Syracuse University Gardner

Woman Injured After Fall From Bus Stop

Mrs Laura T O, 82, of 123 McLennan Ave, fell from a bus stop at South Salina Street and McLennan Avenue yesterday while alighting a vehicle. She suffered injuries to her left shoulder arm and hip.

Laura T McLennan

Worker Hurt Falls From DPW Vehicle in Burnet Law Area

Angelo Raibe of 308 Elm Street reported a fractured right leg after a fall from a DPW vehicle in the 800 block of Burnet Law. He was taken to Crouse Irving Hospital in good condition.

Angelo Raibe Elm St D.P.W Burnet Law Crouse-Irving Hospital

Speeding Violations Reported Across Several Areas

Authorities logged multiple speeding offenses and driving violations. Joseth Schalone of Century Court faced 45 to 48 mph on Park Street, Tony Piccone of Brewerton reported 42 to 30 mph on Erie Bive, James Singer of Onondaga Hill recorded 32 mph on E Brighton Avenue, and Sidney Brooks of North Syracuse cited for operating vehicle in a closed street. Additional entries mention driving with open Muller and related violations for several individuals.

Joseth Schalone Century Ct Park St Tony Piccone I. Brewerton Erie Bive James Singer Onondaga Hill E. Brighton Av Sidney W. Brooks Syracuse

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