Board of Education to Air 1957 Budget Hearing
The Board invites public comment on the 1957 budget at an 8 pm hearing in the 409 W. Geneste St. facility next Wednesday. President Mrs Ernan Bowes said the session will review proposed raises for about 1,300 teachers and staff and that final recommendations may wait until after the hearing.
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Board of Education
Board of Gaucation Butane
W. Geneste St
Sayl
Bowes
Ernan Bowes
Mead
Jewish Home of Central New York elects Rubenstein president
The Jewish Home board in Central New York elected Jack Rubenstein as president with Ed Gingold as vice president and I Gerald Phskin as treasurer. Directors include Jesse M Hurwitz Ben Zon Miller and Saul North. A plan for expanded facilities adding 47 beds and a synagogue dining room kitchen library and recreational quarters was outlined. A larger medical staff will be supervised by Syr-
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Jewish Home
New York
Jack Rubenstein
Ed Gingold
I. Gerald Phskin
Jesse M Hurwitz
Ben Zon Miller
Saul North
Rubenstein
Cooper Metal
Temple
Syracuse Jewish Dation
Jew Center
YMCA
Commerce
Syrar
de Seymour Schwartzberg
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Leon Berman
College of Medicine
Arthur Fleiss
Mark Harwood
Harry Feldman
Kenneth Sterling
College of
Pedene
City workers press wage rise and benefits talks
Representatives of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes met Mayor Mead this morning with city officials including George Cooper and Raymond Wed Jake to seek equal salary increases amid higher living costs. They urged a city sponsored life and accidental death policy, a minimum wage of 1500 per hour, and a five day work week for all departments.
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American Federation of State
Mead
George Cooper
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Raymond Wed= Jake
Municipal
Edward Bretzer
City Water Department
Joseph Sheedy
City Hall Group
Six Month Old Case Settled by Police Court Judge
A police court case dating to October 1955 was settled by Judge P. Leo Dorsey this morning. Nathaniel Jiles and Wilson Golden, both Almond Street residents, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct after originally facing third degree assault. They received six months suspended terms and agreed to pay $22 restitution for torn clothing from an officer's uniform. The arrests occurred October 29, 1955, following a street fight with Patrolmen Alfred Sheehan and James Mulroy.
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P.’ Leo Dorsey
Nathaniel Jiles
Almond St
Wilson Golden
Alfred Sheehan
James Mulroy
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