Youth Building Annex at State Fair Costs 250000
The state spends 250000 for a two story steel annex and remodel of the Youth Building at the New York State Fairground to boost Future Farmers of America and 4 H activities. Dormitory work, exhibit hall, fire escapes and heating units added to expand youth participation during the nine day program. Hundreds of rural youths will exhibit prize cattle crops and handiwork while demonstrations in food prep and baking occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Baker
New York State
FF. of A
4-H
Baker
Indians Delay Roadblock Pending Powwow Result
Indians halted a street blockade near Nedrow delaying Syracuse Sand and Gravel Co traffic for about two hours. Deputies said two Onondaga men blocked the Quarry road claiming ownership by the tribe while awaiting a council meeting within five days. Sheriff Stone and state engineers examined ownership to determine responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Sand & Gravel Co
Nedrow
Ade
Clifford Hall
Six Nations
Albert E. Stone
Disciples of Christ Church Activities This Month
Local Christian Churches of the Disciples of Christ hold community gatherings this month. Faith groups plan services, youth events, and outreach programs across several city venues and noon meals.
Coadjutor Bishop Committee Named for Central New York
A nominating committee appointed by Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody will consider candidates for a coadjutor bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York. The panel will report at the May 1959 Syracuse convention, which will elect a successor upon Peabody’s retirement. Chair Hugh R. Jones of Utica leads Rev. Lloyd W. Clarke, Rev. William H. Cole, Edgar W. Cooper, Rev. H. William Foreman, Mrs. Harvie D. Manss, Rev. Raymond M. O'Brien, and Morris S. Weeden as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Malcolm E. Peabody
D.D
Ithaca
Syracuse
New York
Peabody
Hugh R. Jones
Utica
Lloyd W. Clarke
Watertown
William H. Cole
Edgar W. Cooper
Binghamton
H. William Foreman
Fayetteville
Harvie D. Manss
Skaneateles
Raymond M. O’brien
Elmira
Morris S. Weeden
Cazenovia
Four Top Agricultural States Named
The four leading states in agriculture are Texas, Iowa, California and Illinois based on recent rankings. The list highlights major producers across crops and livestock, reflecting broad regional strengths in U.S. farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Iowa
California
Illinois
Fire Department promotes two officers to new posts
Chief Harry J. Coon announced tomorrow promotions for Fire Capt. Earl R. Slade and Lt. Robert J. McCarthy with $150 raise each. Slade moves from lieutenant from 104 Burnet Park Dr. McCarthy rises from fireman at 316 Lydell St. to lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Slade
Robert J. McCarthy
Harry J. Coon
Slade
Burnet Park Dr
McCarthy
Lydell St
Plant bids rejected for Morgan Road sewer project
Onondaga Public Works Commission rejected eight bids ranging from 130 000 to 140 000 for the Morgan Road sewage treatment plant to serve the Bayberry Tract in Liverpool. County official Sollinger will re advertise as funds were insufficient per a letter from Mann.
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Morgan Rd
Bayberry
Liverpool
Onondaga Public Works Commission
Uhl T. Mann
Robert Sollinger
Pur
Sollinger
Mann
Twins Fined for Speeding in City Court
Ronald J. MacDonald of 306 John St. pleaded guilty to speeding 38 to 40 mph on W Genesee St and was fined $10. Joseph D. MacDonald of the same address received a suspended $10 fine after pleading guilty to 40 to 42 mph on Erie Blvd. An error had reported both fined $50 and prior speeding offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. MacDonald
John St
W. Genesee St
Joseph D. MacDonald
Erie Blvd
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Fred Smith
Winco Construction Co
Center
Ray Woliak
Dillgil Sparcl
Uiloalva
Harriman
Kingston
Jamaica
DEPT
John D. Wilson
Wilsons
Wilsons and the Better
Warren B. Eddy
Optometrist
Rer
Brittany Batiste
Downtown
Shoppingtown
The
Christian Churches
Disciples
Fire Department
Rly
South
Salina ST
Atute Opp
Wilsons Jewelers
Tad
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