Israeli Teen Wins Forestry College Prize at Syracuse
A teenage student from Israel, Daniel E. Laufer, won the 1956 Charles Lathrop Pack Award at the State University College of Forestry in Syracuse for a 1000 word interpretive essay on forestry policies. Dean Hardy L. Shirley presided. Laufer hails from 814 Madison Street and is a freshman majoring in pulp and paper technology.
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Israel
Syracuse
Charles Lathrop Pack
State University College of Forestry
Daniel E. Laufer
Madison St
Hardy L. Shirley
College of Forestry
Laufer
William A. Chapman
Smith St
Manlius
David H. Griffin
Fom Cinein
F. William Howard
Rochester
Bruce S. Washburn
Pittsburg
N, IL
Daniel B. Laufer
Purse Snatcher Goes Modern
A Mass man, 17, attempted snatching a purse near a bus stop at Salina and E streets. The suspect grabbed the bag, the victim resisted, and the assailant fled north while the car sped away. The incident, described as a modern method purse snatching, involved a reported amount of $131.50.
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Mass
S. Salina
Ana
Las
Sahna
Toddler Poisoning Incident At North Syracuse Home
A 16 month old boy, John Strom, ingested fertilizer while his father Leslie M. Strom worked on the lawn at 800 LeRoy Rd North Syracuse. He was rushed to SU Joseph's Hospital and had his stomach pumped and was recovering today.
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John Strom
Leslie M. Strom
LeRoy Rd
Syracuse
John
SU Joseph's Hospital
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