County Awards Two Truck Contracts
County Purchasing Agent Robert W. Sollinger announced contracts for highway and Public Works equipment. Brockway Motor Truck Co. won a 50,000-pound highway truck at 13710 dollars, Mack Truck Co. bid 14700 dollars. A. Robert Perry Co. Inc. of Syracuse got a three quarter ton pickup at 1586.86 dollars, lowest of eight bids. Gleason Chemical Supply Co. of Syracuse awarded weed killer for three 55 gallon drums priced 4.30 and 8.54 dollars per gallon.
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Robert W. Sollinger
Brockway Motor Truck Co
Highway Department
Mack Truck Co
A. Robert Perry Co., Inc
Syracuse
Nottingham Musicians- Nottingham Concert Band and Choir
The Nottingham Concert Band and Orchestra with the All-Girl Choir present a program at 8 15 p m tomorrow in the high school auditorium under Walter E Schermerhorn. The concert includes Around the World Mr Wonderful and Semper Fidelis plus three string numbers and Fantasia Mexicana There’s Something About a Soldier The Chambered Nautilus selections from The King and I and a flute obligato by Nancy Lapham. A French horn quartet and drum majorettes perform.
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Nottingham
Walter E. Schermerhorn
Mr. Wonderful
Elizabeth V. Mann
Carol Sande
Lee Campbell
Nancy Lapham
Dorothy E. Kappesser
Doree Zurich
Bruce Kahler
Scott Tompkins
Danny Feller
Paul Bacon
Allen
Cooper Motors Wins 2 Car Bid for Onondaga County
Cooper Motors Inc of Baldwinsville won a contract to supply two station wagons to Onondaga County for Ley Creek Sanitary District use. The bid was $1,794.13 each, beating Salina Chevrolet by 87 cents. Other bidders included Reynolds Motor at $1,843 and Van Wie Chevrolet at $1,799.99.
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Cooper Motors, Inc
Baldwinsville
Onondaga County
Cooper
Ley Creek Sanitary District
Salina Chevrolet Co
Syracuse
Reynolds Motor Co
van Wie Chevrolet Co
Wallet Thief Sentenced to Attica Prison Term
Thomas S. Vair, 33, of 1338 S State St, was sentenced in County Court to 18 months to 3 years in Attica State Prison on a second degree grand larceny conviction. He had pleaded guilty to stealing a wallet containing 31 90 from Pearl Easter on April 21. Judge Leo W. Breed imposed the sentence.
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Thomas S. Vair
S. State St
Attica
Vair
Leo W. Breed
Cash Awards Given Eight at Tax Office
The Syracuse District of Internal Revenue today awarded eight employees for outstanding work. Director Alva M. Meyers announced $300 prizes for outstanding performance to Dolores E. Steenbergh Oswego Mildred C. Kuhn Chadwicks Alex Kowalewski 502 University Ave and Paul Knapp Oxford. $150 awards went to Louise A. Joseph Binghamton and Edmund J. Vitkus Findlicott. Dolores L. Demperio Solvay received $100 for superior performance Esther Furletti Solvay got $90 for a suggestion.
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Syracuse
Internal Revenue Today
Alva M. Meyers
Dolores E. Steenbergh
Oswego
Mildred C. Kuhn
Chadwicks
Alex Kowalewski
University Ave
Paul Knapp
Oxford
Louise A. Joseph
Binghamton
Edmund J. Vitkus
Findicott
Dolores L. Demperio
Cogswell Ave
Solvay
Esther Furletti
William St
High water prompts bus shuttle for ferry customers
Burlington Vermont reports Lake Champlain Transportation Co. hires a bus to transport customers from the ticket office to the ferry due to high water. The move affects lake transit operations and customer service during the flood.
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Burlington, Vt
UPD
Lake Champlain Transportation Co
Syracuse Lt. Sheridan Graduates From FBI National Academy
Syracuse Police Lt. Donald F. Sheridan, an instructor, along with 93 other graduates from 41 states and jurisdictions, completed 12 weeks of FBI National Academy training in Washington. The 61st ceremony featured remarks by Attorney General Rogers and Legion official Gleason.
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Syracuse Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Academy
Washington, D. C
Donald F. Sheridan
States
Alaska
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Sheridan
William P. Rogers
John S. Gleason Jr
American Legion
Clarence W. Crawford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Lawrence E. Walsh
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Harold F. Kelly
Syracuse
Donald T. Savage
Harold Flavin
Solvay
Basil Valletta
Richard W. Morris
New York State Association of Police Chiefs
Donald Sheridan
FBI Arrests Accused Deserter Richard Rooney
FBI special agents in Albany announced the arrest of Richard Rooney age 24 on a desertion charge from the U S Army. Rooney resided with relatives at 125 Gertrude Street at the time of arrest and had been sought since May 7 when the Army requested FBI to locate him at Fort Riley Kansas. He was turned over to military police.
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Arthur Cornelius Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Albany
Richard Rooney
FBI
U. S. Army
Rooney
Gertrude St
Fort Riley
Kaw
Onondaga Approves Bingo Vote
The Onondaga Town Board votes to hold a public hearing on legalizing bingo during the week of June 22 at Onondaga Hill Town Hall. If approved after the hearing a special election may be set for next month to decide the issue.
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Onondaga
Onondaga Hill
Alex Heresa
Heresa
George Brigati
Holy Name Society of
St. Michael’s Church
George Savage
Edward J. Kissane
Earl Davis
Highway Department
Adramn Smith
Cornell University
John Bachman
South Onondaga
Red Mill
Perry Roads
Naverino
Pompey Votes On Bingo This Saturday
Pompey residents will vote on legalizing bingo Saturday. polling hours run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the usual polling places, according to town clerk Florence Mabe.
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Pompey
Florence Mabe
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