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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1958

Page

15

June Celebrations and Local News Wrap in Syracuse Area

A collage of community items from Syracuse and surrounding towns includes society anecdotes at a swank studio, birthday greetings, hospital improvements, and welcomes. Notices applaud Scout leaders, alumni, and club members while naming local figures and addresses across Solvay, Fulton, East Syracuse, and Sempronius.

June Waller Alfred Burks N. McBride Sr Michael Conway Driscoll Ave Solvay

Nationalist Boats Clash With Reds Near Formosa

Nationalist Chinese patrol boats clashed with Communist vessels near Matsu Island north of Formosa on Sunday. The Nationalists reported three Communist ships disappeared from radar and were probably sunk.

Taipei, Formosa UPI Matsu Island Formosa

She'd Better Find Her Attorney in Police Court

A 32 year old Lower East Side woman, Joan Pat Phillips of 404 E Adams St, faced three charges of unhoused person prostitution in Police Court. Bail set at 500 dollars on each count. She pleaded innocent and is due back June 16. The case stems from May 26 when Syracuse patrolmen detained three men leaving the Adams Street address and filing affidavits.

Lower East Side Joan Pat Phillips E. Adams St Charles Estes Syracuse Adams Street Miss Phillips P. Leo Dorsey

Trucker Ticketed After Bus Collision This Morning

A truck driver was ticketed for failure to produce an operator license and passing a caution light after his vehicle and a Syracuse Transit Corp bus collided at Shennard and S Geddes Streets this morning. Leo Fabian, 29, suffered a lacerated right hand but was not hospitalized. Newton Kurtz, 64, operated the bus with no other injuries reported.

Syracuse Transit Corp Shennard S. Geddes Streets Dale Wightman DeRuyter Leo Fabian Gordon Rd John Punch Robert Chaffee Wightman St. Geddes Street Newton Kurtz Pond St Shennard Street

Takes to Woods After Squabble

A 3 year old Syracus and liter ally took to the woods Friday night after an altercation with his wife. Baldwinsville residents summoned deputy sheriffs after spotting a car parked in the woods with a man inside. Deputy Bowles found the vehicle and man who said he had an argument with his wife two days earlier and planned not to return. He was advised to find a room if he wished to stay elsewhere.

Syracus Baldwinsville Robert Bowles

Thieves Loot Soda From Liverpool Home Reported Loss

Thirsty thieves stole a dozen bottles of soda from Mrs. Josephine Pirro at 118 Saltmaker Rd Liverpool. They smashed empty bottles against rocks and took a floodlight bulb and a brass dinner bell from the patio. Loss estimated at 10 to 12 dollars.

Josephine Pirro Saltmaker Rd Liverpool

Two Admit Charges In Separate Child Morals Cases

Two men pleaded guilty before County Judge Leo W. Breed to impairing the morals of a minor involving 10 year olds. Ira L. Grave of Baldwinsville and Charles E. Vrooman of Syracuse area face June 17 and June 19 sentencing respectively. Also pleading guilty were Albert J. Smith and Joseph R. Frank with separate charges awaiting June 19 sentences.

Leo W. Breed Ira L. Grave A.D Baldwinsville Charles E. Vrooman School Graves Vroman Aibert J. Smith McBride

Four Syracuse Area Women Receive Degrees at Wells College

Four women from Syracuse area earned bachelor of arts degrees at Wells College in Aurora. Frances Ludwick won the N Lansing Zabriskie Science Prize for top science student, majoring in biology and leading campus activities. Patricia Chester majored in philosophy and contributed as drama critic and Dance Club member. Priscilla Campbell chose sociology as her major and is a Nottingham High School alumna. Cynthia Moore majored in English and worked on the student newspaper.

Syracuse Area Wells College Aurora Frances Ludwick Frederick J. Ludwick Highland Ave N. Lansing Zabriskie Ludwick William Nottingham High School Patricia Chester John F. Chester Victoria Pl Nottingham High School Priscilla Campbell Raymond C. Campbell E. Colvin Sr Nottingham High Cynthia Moore Harold S. Moore E. Lake Rd Skaneateles Northfield School East Northfield Mass

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