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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
2
Thomas Connolly executive director of the Onondaga Health Association will speak at the Ostrander Home Bureau Unit meeting at 7 30 p m today in Mrs Thomas Maloney's home 340 Harford Ra City. He will discuss Mental Health and a film Farewell to Childhood will be shown.
Dr. William P Tolley chancellor of Syracuse University was awarded a Doctor of Laws honorary degree at Columbia's 201st commencement. Columbia President Grayson Kirk praised Tolley as a distinguished educator and alumnus. Other honorees included notable figures from academia government and industry. A total of 6118 graduates received degrees.
The Rev. Philip E. Berrigan son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Berrigan of 123 W Matson Ave will be ordained to the priesthood Saturday at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Catholic University Washington D C.
Union 18 barbers vote to raise union shop prices from 1 15 to 1 25 per haircut starting Monday affecting about 60 percent of Syracuse shops. Leslie Alger notes Syracuse remains cheaper than Buffalo Rochester Detroit Chicago and several California cities.
Airman Apprentice James M. Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. James Cunningham, serves aboard the U S Navy carrier Midway in the Pacific. A St Anthony’s School graduate, he trained at San Ma Town Station and joined the Navy after last June amid wartime duties.
Onondaga County delays previous year cut and reschedules Onondaga Blvd from the Syracuse city line to Taunton. The Highway Committee plans initial road bed work this year with all top coating in spring. city foundation projects on West Onondaga Street connect to Taunton and Velasko Road to relieve Bellevue Avenue traffic.
The Marcellus Fresh Air Committee invites requests from families with children aged five to twelve for an annual outing to entertain New York City visitors. Submissions are to be made promptly as plans begin and dates are expected to be announced soon.
Two professional groups protest Syracuse half hour parking meters in the downtown hub. The Syracuse Dental Society and the Central New York Optometric Society warn the change harms dentists and patients while urging multi level structures as a solution. The Syracuse Parking Authority and Chamber of Commerce plan to discuss the plan in a 2 pm meeting.
The Montgomery School will be transferred to the city to serve as the Health Department headquarters, a move expected to save about 20 000 annually. The building will be vacated later this month and ready for use after July, with only minor changes needed. The Board had favored keeping it for storage for a future technical industrial high school, but approved the transfer with a one year right to re acquire the property.
Onondaca County Public Works Commission will discuss sewage district rates and related capital projects in a June meeting with two engineers from a local firm. The commission aims for August approval of the proposed rates and schedules, with prior discussions set for Tuesday at the Courthouse.
Milk hearing resumes for June Li with proceedings continuing amid stressed conditions and ongoing assessment of evidence. Court sessions focus on test results and related testimonies as scheduled.
Syracuse building activity climbs ahead of last year in the first five months of 1955 with permits totaling 7.83 million dollars, up from 6.21 million. residential work drives gains with 251 permits valued at 2.63 million, and May shows a surge, including projects at Locretto Rest and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance.
Northern Ohio Industrial Council executive David Moalvhrop plans a talk at a Syracuse hotel regarding a guaranteed annual sum and issues affecting the regional industry. The event appears connected to local Lions club activities and a charitable focus.
About 120 members of the Up state Empire Chapter Telephone Pioneers of America met at the Hotel Syracuse for their 19th annual assembly. New officers announced include Norman D. Plummer of Buffalo as president and Richard H. Adams of Albany as treasurer.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an injury event in fall weather with garbled phrases. Readable items include names or places and possible medical or public notices, but specifics are obscured. Further legible details are needed to compile a proper summary.
The article notes a surge in frontage sales along Erie Boulevard East. It mentions multiple parcels under consideration and developers pushing for rapid acquisitions to capitalize on traffic and access advantages.
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