County Board Advances Plans For New Office Building
The Board of Supervisors authorized plan preparation for a two story reinforced concrete county office building at the northwest corner of 3 State and Madison streets. Purchasing Agent Sollinger directed to contract with architects Harry A. and F. Curtis King, with sketches and cost estimates due by the July 7 meeting. Also approved were transfers of railway and road rights of way to the state for Thruway work, and a taxiway project for Hancock Field, funded by the federal government. The county will rent four IBMs to extend counting systems, including a tabulating machine, a reproducer, a sorter, and three key punch devices, totaling 6,360 annually. Vacation periods were set: two weeks pay for 1–9 years served, and three weeks for 16+ years.
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Board OF Supervisors
Srst
Hhen County
State
Madison Sts
Robert W. Sollinger
Emter
Harry A
F. Curtis King
Boach
Fare Chery
Will& Done
Syracuse, Rochester and Eastern Railway
Elderberry
Thompson Rd
National Guard
Sollinger
International Business Machine Co
Lewis 82 Year Mr Chips Enjoys Syracuse Reunion
William Dodge Lewis a Syracuse English teacher and former principal, known as Mr Chips, was honored with the Arenis Medal for education. He recalled decades in Syracuse public schools, teaching English and shaping reading methods, and still revisits former pupils when back in town. Now living in Landsdale PA, he plans a Shakespeare quotations book in a modest price range.
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William Dodge Lewis
Syracuse
Chris
Lewis
Sie
Arenis
Syracuse University
Edutc
BIS
United States
Prescott
Norsk’ High
Lewis Heft
Witlland High
Philadelphia
Nile al Wiliam Pena
Louis
John JC. Winston Compans
James F
Jater
T He Winston
Ladies Home Journal
Landsdown
Wiliam Dodge Lewis
Teller
Arente
Syracuse Soldier Dies in Vermont Auto Crash
A Syracuse soldier, Fre. Paul E. Wenzel, 20, died when his car left a road near Rutland Vermont. Four others suffered injuries in the crash. Wenzel, from Syracuse, had been returning to Murphy General Hospital in Massachusetts. His companion James J. Kolet, 24, was treated for minor injuries. Wenzel is survived by a brother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Additional injuries occurred in separate Syracuse crashes involving transit riders.
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Syracuse
Rutland
Paul E. Wenzel
Frank L. Wenzel
First North St
Pic
Wenzel
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham, Mass
Janes J. Kolet
Sherburne
Bullend Hospital
Pic. Wengel
Grant Junier High School
Parca
Albert F. Wenzel
Rosa Linda
Doris Wenzel
Scientific Films Brief Case Stolen
A brief case containing five reels of film showing a calf brain experiment was stolen yesterday. Police say Mrs Norbert Frey and Robert VanPatten reported leaving the case in a locked car outside Loew's State Theater in Lyncourt. The car was moved to a garage for repairs, and the film was later found missing with the case valued at about 50 dollars.
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Thzaethet
William Reidy
Norbert Frey
Wayland
Robert VanPatten
Lyncourt
Loew's
Frey
Joss
Schaerer
Soe
Young Stroller Wanders Then Returned By Police
A toddler from Onondaga Avenue wandered about for hours before Mrs. Neish reported him missing. Police traced the boy to a neighborhood area near Cortland and South Avenues after a call from the mother. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neish, was found safe and returned home.
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Jerry Neish
van Tie
Cece
William Reidy
Robert
Naish
Onondaga
Neish
Jerry
Park
Pennsylvania
Pelfee
Jevey
Cartier Corp
Cortland
South Avs
Suard
Anved J
John
Jackie
Lemonade accident sends man to hospital
Louis Casale, 25, of 2412 Lodi Street, slipped on a newly waxed living room floor while carrying a large pitcher of lemonade to the porch. He fell onto splinters and required stitches in his right shoulder at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Louis Casale
Lodi St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Patrolman Toms to Resign July 1 at Headquarters
Patrolman Toms, described as a policeman's policeman, submitted a letter of resignation effective July 1 after 25 years of service. He joins Det. Elmon Hymes and Patrolman Leonard Weber as the Star of the month resignations, having spent years on foot patrol in downtown and the lower east side and most recently on prowl car duty in the same area.
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Wyie
Kun
Elmon Hymes
Leonard
Weber Toms
Frears
Lower East Side
Lynch Named Principal of Cairo Central School
John E. Lynch 32, son of Syracuse officer Lt Edward M. Lynch, appointed supervising principal at Cairo Central School in Greene County. He joined the Cairo faculty in 1942 after graduating from Syracuse University, coaching soccer, baseball, and track, later becoming director of physical education. Lynch’s wife is former Gertrude Kozak, a Syracuse alumna.
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John E. Lynch
Edward M. Lynch
Syracuse Police Department
Lynch
Cairo
Greene County
Syracuse Jewish Welfare Fund
Jacob & Tsanes
Cardis
Teames
Uhat
Pramse Worm Kan Tymeh
U.S
Haisis
Calrat Cantrel
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Trache
Ali
Vermont
Onondaga General Hospital
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List
Gifford
Syracuse Transit Co
S. Townsend
Harrison, Srs
Dorothy Dennis
Adams St
George Bristol
Opiecoedgy
Brayton Landers
Radison Ct
Willan Busch
Joseph Mei
Robinson St
Charles Strojbesk
Farpiece
Frankfort Distillers Corp
Lemonade
Man
Toms
Albany
State Teachers J College
Sissie
Arthur Murray
Studi
Arthur
Arthur ,Murray
Arthur. Murray School of Dancing
Saline St
Sylvia
of Business
Gost
Kandell
Everglaze
D.D
Ecru and
White
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