Man Awarded 79000 in Suit Over Scaffolding Fall
Supreme Court jury awards 79000 to Fairmount mason Thomas Scoullar for permanent injuries from scaffolding collapse during construction of 2 James Street office building. Another plaintiff John Insel receives 15000 after seeking 20000. Defense: Syracuse Engineering Co. accident dated November 23, 1953.
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Supreme Court
Fairmount
James St
Thomas Scoullar
Beverly Rd
Scoullar
James St John Insel
Milton Ave
Eugene N. Sullivan
Syracuse Engineering Co
Allstate Insurance Co
Radkin Holding Corp
Tar
Four Seniors Prepare Recitals At St John Academy
Four seniors at St John the Baptist Academy will present weekend music recitals in the school auditorium. Cathleen Jensen Alice Goulet perform tonight at 7 30 and Mary Kehoe Christine Kraft tomorrow at 7 20 with a two piano opening piece by all four. Programs feature works by Bach Beethoven Liszt and others with certificates from Catholic University of America for completing music audition requirements.
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St. John the Baptist Academy
Cathleen Jensen
Alice Goulet
Mary Ke
Hoe
Christine Kraft
Beethoven
J. S. Bach
Liszt
Rubenstein
D'Albert
Tschaikowsky
MacDowell
J. 8
Bach
Chaminade
Williams
Rachmaninoff
Mozart
Catholic University of America
Fire destroys garage and two autos on Melrose Ave
Early today flames engulfed a wooden one story garage at 208 Melrose Ave, destroying two 1953 cars. Cause undetermined. loss estimate not given. Firefighters from Engine Cos 11 and 17 and Truck 7, led by District Chief Paul Combs, contained the blaze to the garage, but a neighboring garage was scorched. Anthony Kimlak, the garage owner and local printer, reported smelling smoke around 5 am after returning home from work.
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Melrose Ave
Paul Combs
Anthony Kimlak
The
Herald-Journal
Expansion of Syracuse University Board and Engineering Growth
Syracuse University trustees elected new directors and re elected officers. The board approved expanded graduate and off campus engineering programs to boost enrollment by about 60 percent over the next two years with centers at Griffiss Air Force Base IBM plants in Endicott and Poughkeepsie. Chancellor Tolley announced arts and library fund improvements as 39 faculty promotions were approved across multiple departments. Prevalent names include William L. Hinds Walter S. Bourlier Gordon D. Hoople and Eric Will.
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Syracuse University Board
William L. Hinds
Lana
Marvelle Rd
Fayetteville
Walter S. Bourlier
Bethlehem
Huntington B. Crouse
Gordon D. Hoople
Windsor Pl
Hinds
Syramoreland Ave
DeWitt C. Lecuse
Fevre
Beaver Falls
Earle J
Ryan
B. Gene
George Arents
New York
St. and Merrill
Marvelle
Rd. Fayetteville
Frank W. Abrams
Revice
Ralph A. Galbraith
College of Enpmeering
Galbraith
Deen Galbraith
Syracuse University
Griffiss Air Forcs
Rome
Air Force
Genered Electric
IBM
Eaidicott
Poughkeepsie
Willem P. Tolley
Syracuse
Ernest J. White
The
College of Law
James E. Dijer
Herbert Hellerman
Frank A. Goodnow
Ralph L. Ketcham
George F. Leger
Donal G. Lundgren
William P. Mangin
J. Frank Munger
Lawrence Myers Jr
Gerald F. Reidenbaugh
Luella V. Snyder
Raymond F. Valenti
Finance U
Guthrie S. Birkhead
Horace Clark
Alfred T. Collette
Wilbert J. Diptoye
Robert M. Exner
Webb 8. Fiser
Bruno H. Greene
Roger F. Hartington
Wilbur C. Haseman
Arthur W. Hoffman
Dean W. McPheeters
William A. Pierce
Ralph N. Schmidt
Utica
Robert C. Sedgwick
Bernard S. Strauss
Richard E. Stultz
George Vander Sluis
William Wasserman
Alfred HL. Cope
Albert Edrei
Abe Gelvart
Glenn M. Glasford
Louis Gordon
Paul M. Halverson
Alfred W. Swinyard
John W. Trischka
Rayburn to Arrive Minutes Before Syracuse Speech
Sam Rayburn Speaker of the House will travel from Texas to Syracuse on a tight schedule. He plans to deliver the commencement address after flying from Washington to New York and then to Syracuse with police escort arriving at 9 02 am for the 9 30 am program.
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Sam Rayburn
Thej Sperking
Rayburn
Bonham
Tex
House of Representatives
Hancock Field
Boston
Syracuse University
Don Aca Sill
William Jonas
P. Tolley
Ray House
Joseph
Sil Lburn
Washington
Afernoon
Texas
New York
Syracuse
Bagpipers to Lead S A Alumni Parade
Syracuse University alumni events fill Commencement Weekend with a Kum Bak Show in Archbold Gymnasium at 8 30 p m. Three Arents Pioneer Medals will be presented for outstanding alumni. Chancellor Tolley to speak at the Alumni Kum Bok Dinner at 6 p m in Sims Dining Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Archbold Gymnasium
George Arents
Kenneth Erskine
Musicale
Lewis E. Parmentier
Hendricks Chapel
Jewish Fellowship
Fred Krinsky
Crouse Auditorium
Gannon F. Ryan
Archbold Stadium
Model Plane Meet at Cicero Airport Opens Statewide Event
Students from all sections of the state will compete at Cicero Airport in the 12th annual Statewide Schools Model Airplane Meet. They will fly hundreds of free flight models in six events including hand launch and tow n launch gliders rubber powered and three classes of gas powered models. Over 50 awards will be made based on total time of four flights in each event. Sponsored by the New York State Exchange Clubs in cooperation with the State Education Department Bureau of Industrial Arts Education. Co sponsor is the Exchange Club of Syracuse with Onondaga Aviation Cicero Airport the New York Air National Guard the New York Army National Guard and the Syracuse Squadron Civil Air Patrol assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
New York State Exchange Clubs
State Education Department
Bureau of Industrial Arts Edcation
Change Club
Syracuse
Onondaga Aviation
New York, Air National Guard
New York Army National Guard
Civil Air
Patrol
Man Hospitalized After Auto Mishap Near LaCaneron’s Diner
Joseph Barrett thirty five of 635 Gifford Street suffered a compounded fracture of the right thigh when struck crossing a Rosarito Rosarita highway near La Caneron’s Diner. Barrett, an employee of D L W Railroad, was hospitalized after the collision. Police said the driver of the other vehicle was ticketed for failure to yield. The accident occurred early today and a responding ambulance transported Barrett to the hospital. Local attendees of the Alumni Association event at State University College were reported in attendance and others from the Syracuse area were listed as guests.
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Joseph Barrett
Gifford St
la Caneron
Rosaric
Franklin P.‘ Robinson
Prest- Wa
State University College of
Syracuse
Ing
Ted. Mozeen
Meadow Ra
Westvale
Alarma
Harold J. Blankman
RFD
North Syracuse
Harold M. Day
Ledyard Ave
Cazenovia
Carl J. Morrisey
East Lake Ral
Skaneateles
Edwart P. Wwory
Dinuba
Calif
Dr.j. Pwrdy
Shirley
College of Forestry
Dean’s Father to Speak at Rescue Mission Service
Guest speaker Rev Charles T. Noble will address a special service tomorrow at 4 30 pm at the Rescue Mission Alliance on 515 E Washington St Uke. He is the father of Rev Charles C Noble dean of Hend-Ticks Chapel at Syracuse University.
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Pam
Rescue Mission Alliance
Uke
Washington S
Charles T. Noble
Charles C. Noble
Hend- Ticks Chapel
Syracuse University
Navy Pilot Hurt in Texas Crash
Navy Ltjg Terry S. Green III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry S. Green of 118 Claire Rd, suffered head lacerations and hip fractures in a crash at Chase Field Beeville Texas. He has been in Naval Hospital Corpus Christi since the accident and is expected to remain for several months. He is a 1954 Naval Academy graduate, married with two children.
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Texas
Terry S. Green
Terry S. Green HU
Claire Rd
Naval Hospital
Corpus Christi
Green
Chase ‘Field
Beeville
Tex
Nottingham High School
St. Lawrence
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Summer College Registration Opens for Employed Adults
Summer term registration at University College begins Monday in the college auditorium at 601 E Geneseo St. Hours are 2 to 4 30 p m and 6 to 8 30 p m. classes run two weeknights, with six one-night-a-week fine arts courses. Courses cover mathematics accounting business law statistics finance marketing social work citizenship economics history philosophy political science psychology sociology. Sessions run through Aug 28.
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University College
Iollege
E. Geneseo St
Observers Asked To Beat Polls In Syracuse Contest
Five women candidates on the United Democrats ticket have asked the Syracuse League of Women Voters to assign members as impartial observers at the polls for the final counting of ballots. A telegram to Mrs. Eric Anderson, president, requests observers be present to ensure fair results.
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United Democrats
Havel
League of Women Vot Jers
Eric Anderson
Syracuse League
AF Reserve Seeks Lawyers Direct Commission
Lt Col Wallis A Seymour, Syracuse Air Reserve Center commandant, announces direct commissions for qualified lawyers in the Air Force Reserves. Four years practice post bar eligible for captain, others start as first lieutenant. Law grads awaiting admission may apply but won’t be appointed until admitted. Contact Syracuse Air Reserve Center, 110 Second North St.
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Qquameaawyers
Air Force Reserves
Wallis A. Seymour
Syracuse Air Reserve Center
Ley
Seymour
Second North St
Assault Charge Denied by Man Ray Upham in Police Court
Ray Upham of 205 Rowl and St faced a third degree assault charge in Police Court. He pleaded innocent and was ordered held until June 13 by Judge P Len Dorsav. Jonah Katz of 217 Fayette Blvd. alleged Upham struck him at Adler's Bakery, 530 Harrison St, on May 29.
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Ray Upham
Rowland St
P. Len Dorsav
Jonah Katz
Fayette Blvd
Upham
Adler's Bakery
Harrison St
IS U Gifts Hit New Record at Syracuse University
Syracuse University Alumni Fund reaches a new record of 289390.24 for 1955 56 through May 28 with 7512 contributors. Albert Ritchie named national chairman for 1956 57. Dewitt C LeFevre announces results at Sims Dining Hall for 400 attendees. New trustees Francis McCurn and Morse Dell Plain introduced. six year terms. several officers reelected. Olaf Olsen named third vice president. Local directors include Roger Moreland William Ohling Donald Darrone and Kenneth Buhrmaster.
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Syracuse University
Alomani
McCain
Dell Plain
Welsbach Corporation of
Philadelphia
Asl
Offic
George W. Lee
Allen St
Marjorie Kirk
Berkeley Dr
William R. Ferris
Jamaica
W. J. Farber
Baton Rouge
Harold H. McBride
E. Fayette St
J. George Brenneman
Dewitt St
Joseph H. Murphy
Syracuse
Olaf Olsen
Houston
Tex
Association
Roger G. Moreland
Comstock Ave
William P. Ohling
Lancaster Ave
Donald W. Darrone
Bradford Lane
Kenneth Buhrmaster
Scotia
Lil' Leaguers War on Polio National Little League Day set
Peter J. McGovern announces June 14 as National Little League Polio Day to rally over 500000 players in a second drive. About 4000 leagues will donate game proceeds with rain dates on the following day or nearest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. McGovern
Little League Baseball, Inc
Wilhamsport
Free Snack Costing Man Ten Dollar Fine
Francis L. Randall of 723 East Genesee Street was fined ten dollars in Police Court after pleading guilty to public intoxication. He was arrested at 2 a.m. at Prosser's Restaurant where the proprietor saw him place ham slices turkey and other cold cuts on a rear window sill from the restaurant kitchen.
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Francis L. Randall
E. Genesee St
Prosser's
Bayberry community offers affordable homes near Syracuse
Prospective buyers are urged to wait for the Bayberry community touted as a fine home at a reasonable price. Located 15 minutes from downtown Syracuse and one mile north of the Thruway, the development promises many model homes to choose from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Police Fear Missing Yet Amnesia Victim
Robert J. M. Landers, 34, father of five, has been missing since Thursday afternoon from 108 Burnet Ave. A WWII disabled veteran with a 100 percent disability pension, he left wearing a black jacket brown shoes and grey trousers. His wife Mary Landers, anxious and awake since, reports he planned to cash a $237 monthly check downtown. authorities seek him as a possible missing person.
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Robert J. M. Landers
Burnet
Mary
Thei
Landers
State Tax Warrants Issued Against Nine Area Delinquents
The State Tax Commission issued warrants against nine area individuals for back income taxes totaling 1672.59, with two garnishment actions. Names include Marshall Belonge, Percy Davidson, Amato Buccina, Bernard and Mary Denis, Booker T Yancey Jr, Cecil Walker, and Raymond H. Smith, plus wage execution orders for John H. Eccles and Charles Figs. The Syracuse area said the move aims to recover outstanding taxes as collections accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Frank Mercurio
Syracuse
Mercurio
Marshall Belonge
Lincoln Ave
Percy
Bernard and
Mary Denis
Hunter Ave
Booker T Yancey Jr
Montgomery St
Cecil H. Walter
Salt Springs Rd
Fayetteville
Raymond H. Smith
Richmond Ave
John H. Eccles
Charles Figs
Bureau Head to Retire After Nearly 50 Years of Service
H Meyer Prowda director of the County Motor Vehicle Bureau will retire July 1 with no successor named. He has served nearly 50 years in state and county government after starting as a messenger in the State Assembly. He became deputy clerk in 1909 and in 1921 helped lead the motor vehicle office.
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H. Meyer Prowda
County Motor Vehicle Bureau
Prowda
State Assembly
Albany
Department of Finance
County Board of Supervisors
Prowdo
Thomas R. Ryan
Bureau
Board of Supervisors
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Scaullar
Tasel
Syracuse University Board of Trustees
Merrill
Alfred H. Avery
Cambridge
Mass
A. Lindsay O'Connor
Hobart
Dunbar Center
James McDonald
Jerome Freeman
Robert A. McKee
Alan Greenfield
Ruth Bennett
John Yus
Barbara Fallon
William Brooks
S.A
Dean
Foresters of 1916
Hurtl
AF Reserve
Rotinka
Aalina
Patte Orirtmafty
IS. U
Lil’ Leaguers
Vernon
Thruway
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Brent Racor
Jin
Palo
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Erie Blvd
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