Creek Guns Identified As Stolen Weapons Recovered in Creek
Two revolvers found in Butter nut Creek near Fayetteville were identified by Sheriff Sgt. Henry Coughlin as stolen in the Onondaga Gun Shop burglary last November. The guns matched the shop theft. one suspect Brenden F. Grassman, already jailed, was linked to prior burglaries. police explore links to a Southside grocery holdup.
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Butternut Creek
Fayetteville
Henry Coughlin
Onondaga
Westvale
Coughlin
Brenden F. Grassman
S. Crouse Ave
Grassman
Attica State Prison
William Wright
Varsity
Gregory
Ralph Downs
Warren St. Dike
Albany
New York City
Stephen Gilbert
Newell St
Area couples and individuals join armed services
Fifteen area youths enlisted yesterday at the Chimes Building. Richard J. Marschner of Stone Ct and Franklin B. Cummings of Wilbur Ave were among ten who joined the Army. Elaine M. Plumbley of Mexico Rd Camden joined the WAFs, and four joined the Air Force: Barry M. Stauffer Phoenix Rd 1 William J. Rogers Binghamton Thomas D. Carr Phoenix Rd 1 and Richard G. Barber Pulaski Rd 4.
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Armed Services
Chimes
Richard J. Marschner
Stone Ct
Franklin B. Cummings
Wilbur Ave
Anthony J. Valerino
First St
Solvay
David J. Reagan
Rathbone
Joseph Rowe
Albany
Patrick R. Lynch
Utica
Carlton W. Forsythe
John F. Friedalh
Johnson City
Frederick W. Markle
Chittenango
John M. Catura
Malone
Elaine M. Plumbley
Mexico Rd
Camden
Wafs
Air Force
Barry M. Stauffer
Phoenix
William J. Rogers
Binghamton
Thomas D. Carr
Richard G. Barber
Pulaski
Ike Still Favors Voluntary Vaccine
President Eisenhower told GOP Congressional leaders that voluntary methods for distributing the Salk polio vaccine are preferable to compulsory distribution. He reviewed the vaccine situation at a two hour White House conference with Welfare Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby and Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele as Senate GOP Leader Knowland backed the voluntary plan as more satisfactory than mandatory legislation.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
GOP
White House
Oveta Culp
Hobby
Leonard A. Scheele
Senate
William F. Knowland
Awarded $20,000 For Loss of Eye
Kenneth R B Schaal Jr of Rye New York was awarded $2000 in a federal court judgment for the loss of an eye after being hit by a stone while playing cowboys and Indians in Darien in December 1951. The suit claims the stone was thrown by 11 year old playmate Fachard Christophers.
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Hartford. Conn
Kenneth RB. Schaal, Jr
Rye
N.Y
Darien
Kenneth
Fachard Christophers
Daniel Sheehan Retires After 35 Years with Post Office
Daniel J. Sheehan of 407 Rowland Street, a 35 year postal veteran and Syracuse leader, retires. He received a merit certificate from Postmaster General Arthur Summers byron J. Parkinson. He led local post office clerks and fed carrier routes. his son Daniel Jr. heads National Federation of Post Office Clerks, Local 257. He plans fishing on Oneida Lake and golf at Westvale.
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Myron J. Parkinson
Daniel J. Sheehan
Syracuse Post Office
Sheehan
Rowland, St
Arthur E. Summersfield
U. S. Postal Service
Tte
New York State Federation of Post Office Clerks
Syracuse
Mary
State Ladies Auxiliary
jSyracuse
Last Union Veteran Albert Woolson Improves in Duluth
Civil War veteran Albert Woolson aged 108 is listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's Hospital Duluth after a restless night. He remains under oxygen support with a recurrence of the ailment that kept him hospitalized earlier this year.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
St. Luke's Hospital
Woolson
Sewer Extension Work to Begin in Salina
An extension to Ley Creek sanitary sewer district will cost 315000 and run 5160 feet of 30 inch pipe from Kirsch Rd to South Bay Rd in Salina Town. Mondo Construction Co. of Syracuse won the contract with the low bid, signed by County Purchasing Agent Robert Sollinger yesterday.
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Ley Creek
Bear Trap Creek
Kirsch Rd
South Bay Rd
Salina
Mondo Construction Co
Syracuse
Robert Sollinger
Fragmentary Local Notice From Distant Page
Readable fragments show a brief local notice or itemized snippet from a distant page with unclear names and places. The text hints at a community context but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to specify a full summary.
Negro Fund aids 40000 in college tuition pledge
Dr. Hollis P. Price described the United Negro College Fund chest that funds ten percent of operating costs for 31 private colleges serving 23000 Negro students. Since 1944 the fund has provided nearly 13000000 in aid, supported by whites and Negroes across 48 states. The luncheon in Syracuse launched a local campaign led by Rev. Dr. McConaghy and Frank Wood Jr.
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Hollis P. Price
Syracuse
Price
LeMoyne College of
Memphis
Tenn
United Negro College Fund
U.N.F.C
Onondaga County
William J. McConaghy
First Presbyterian Church
Frank T. Wood Jr
Dunbar Center, Cochairman
Train Passengers End Trip in Taxis
Eighteen passengers bound for Syracuse on a New York Central train were sent by taxicabs after a coal car derailment on a 28 car freight halted service at South Adams on the Water Town division. The northbound Utica train was held at Ilacon. No injuries were reported and service resumed this morning.
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New York Central
Watertown
South Adams
Syracuse
Utica
Ilacona
Wife Choker Caught Gets Year in Pen
M B Atkinson, 27 of 415 E Adams St was sentenced to one year in Onondaga County Penitentiary after pleading guilty to third degree assault for choking his estranged wife Fannie Mae Atkinson 25 of 410 Cedar St. Police pursued him after a disturbance at his home and later arrest efforts.
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M. B. Atkinson
Adams St
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Fannie Mael Atkinson
Cedar St
P. Leo Dorsey
Jack Birardi
Birardi
Fatrerman
Robert Smith
Adkinson
E. Adams St
Harrison and
S. Townsend
Smith
Adkinson Captured After Runaway Incident at Madison and McBride
A person named Adkinson was at large after fleeing but was eventually captured at the intersection of Madison and McBride Streets. Local authorities reported the arrest followed a lookout.
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Adkinson
Madison and McBride Sts
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