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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1958

Page

2

$100,000 to Be Asked To Change Water Lines

City Engineer Potter W. Kelly will ask the Common Council for 100000 to relocate water conduits Nos. 1 and 2 in the Alps area near Martisco. He seeks 170000 to leak proof No. 2 for a six mile stretch from Woodland Reservoir to a Camillus gatehouse, with funding from deferred notes repaid by water revenues.

Alps Martisco Common Council Potter W. Kelly Kelly Woodland Reservoir Syracuse Camillus Skaneateles Lake

Fatal three car crash claims Syracuse woman

Mrs. Bessie B. Murray 73 of 111 Ferris Ave. dies at Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a May 18 crash on Route 5 near Fayetteville. Husband Fred Murray 74 injured. driver Andrew LaFleur 28 and John C. Kuckoff were involved. Murray funeral set at Fairchild Meech with Eastern Star service.

Bessie B. Murray Ferris Ave Syracuse Memorial Hospital Fred Murray Fayetteville Robert E. Parrow Syracuse Andrew LaFleur Hawley Ave LaFleur Murray John C. Kuckoff Hampshire Rd Parrow Kirkville Minoa Win L. Scheding Robert Trowbridge Carlton E Frederick J Unadilla Robert E Howard L. Worden East Syracuse Leonard Bettinger Fairchald & Meech Donald G. Wright

15 Diplomas Awarded in Industrial Teacher Training Ceremony

Six residents of Onondaga County and nine Central New Yorkers received diplomas from the Industrial Teacher Training Division of the New York State Education Department during ceremonies at Drumlin's. Dr. C Thomas Olivo addressed the group as principal speaker.

Onondaga Country Central New Yorkers Thendustrial Teacher Training Division New York State Education Department Drumilins C. Thomas Olivo State Education Department Albany Edward M. Roden E. N. Lang Syracuse Central High School H. B. Griffiths Utica Roscoe C. Tarbell Elmira Ernest J. Desroches James G. Hamiett Stanley B. Hoyt Olive B. Scott Guy Silvernail Gilbert E. Wright Onondaga County Delbert A. McKee Morrisville Santo R. Palmano Arthur J. Reppel Jr Joseph J. Calabucci Joseph T. Carl

Hikers Tackle 69 Mile Delaware River Trip

Adirondack Mountain Club hikers led by Charles Farnham canoe the Delaware River from Hancock to Sparrowbush. Memorial Day trip described as thrilling with eddies and eel traps added challenge. Terry Giarrarossa notes the event as the club’s standout activity.

Sapsucker Woods Onondaga Adirondack Mountain Club Cornell University Ithaca Charles Farnham Terry Giarrosso Charles Smith Delaware River Hancock Sparrowbush Giarrosso

Conference On Palsy Opens Here

The United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State opened a conference at Hotel Syracuse with an expected 400 delegates. British experts Dr Karel Bobath and Mrs Berthe Bobath led sessions on neurophysiology and early treatment of cerebral palsy, with local neurologist Dr Stanley Batkin introducing them. The couple described starting therapy before age one and outlined practices at the Western Cerebral Palsy Center in Surrey.

United Cerebral, Palsy Associations New York Syracuse London Karel Bobath Bobath Western Cerebral Palsy Center Surrey England Berthe Bobath Brookwood Hospital Stanley Batkin United Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children’s Association Upstate Medical Center Western Cerebral Palsey Center

Traffic Court Docket Heights Runcourt

Traffic Court lists speeding fines and violations including Patrick Rogers 55 mph on Rowland street and James Kelkedy 45 mph on Grant boulevard with fines from 10 to 25 dollars. Avenue and street names repeat across multiple defendants.

P. Leo Dorsey Patrick Rogers Maplehurst Ave Rowland Street Arthur H. Baker Brewerton James Street James Kelkedy Seneca Knolls Grant Boulevard John Duffy Velasco Rd Geddes Street Gene F. Nigro Cayuga St W. Genesee Street Robert Franklin White St Erie Boulevard Donald D. Scheibel Darlington Rd Kenneth EF. Penny Milford Dr Joseph J. Ostuni Knaul St Peter A. Vulin Auburn James FP McConnell Syracuse

Spelling Bee Queen Nancy Packing for Washington Flight

Nancy Driver 13, from Marcellus Central School, prepares for the National Spelling Bee in Washington D. C. She flies from Hancock Field with family support and plans to stay at the Sheraton Park Hotel. The national finals begin Wednesday with 68 contestants competing for $1,000 first prize and other awards.

Nancy Packing Washington Joan Vadeboncolur The Herald Speller Washington, D.C Marcellus Central School Nancy Driver Sheraton Park Hotel Tee Nancy Mrs Chester Driver First St Hancock Sheraton Park CBS Radio New York City

Jamesville Beach Study Set For Next Thursday

An on the spot study of the Jamesville Beach situation and surrounding area has been called for next Thursday. Howard Shat tuck executive secretary of the Onondaga County Park and Planning Board announced today. The board is sending letters to health and government departments to clarify the situation and determine steps. Swimming at Jamesville Beach has been banned temporarily due to a pollution problem. The study will survey the area around the reservoir and involve health officials and engineers from state and town offices.

Jamesville Beach Howard Shattuck Onondaga County Park and Planning Board Shattuck C. S. Williams Town of Lafayette Town Board of Lafayette John T. Gentry Robert D. Hennigan State Health Department Irving Grossman

Martisco Camillus Water Line Opens to Boost Capacity

The Onondaga County Water Authority opened 13 800 feet of 30 inch concrete pipe from Martisco to Camillus as part of a 2 000 000 plan. The line increases daily capacity from 14 500 000 to 17 000 000 gallons and extends from Martisco Otisco Lake to State Fair boulevard beyond Solvay. Contractors were Lock Joint Pipe Co and Berjanti Construction Co with O'Brien Gere as engineers.

Martisco Camillus Onondaga County Otisco Lake State Fair Boulevard Solvay Village Marcellus Water Authority Lock Joint Pipe Co East Orange N. J Berjanti Construction Co Harrison

P G Kelley Elected Syracuse Jaycee President

Philip G. Kelley of 107 Sheraton Rd was elected president of the Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce by the general membership. Henry W. Honan was named first vice president and Robert Martindale second vice president. A slate of directors includes Robert L. Tucker Victor J. Colway Roy P. Taylor Jr James M. Brown Kenneth G. Gamble R Allan Knudsen Edwin Loveland and Roger Shaver. Installation at a Carriage House Corinthian Club dinner dance Saturday night.

Philip G. Kelley Sheraton Rd Syracuse Junior Chamber of Commerce Kelley Jaycees Henry W. Honan Mason Dr N. Y Robert Martindale Stolp Ave

Youth Fined For Trespassing

Richard Del Priore 16 with a YMCA address was fined 25 dollars by Judge P Leo Dorsey in Police Court for willful trespassing. A Pinkerton guard tied to 5 S J Groves Construction Co reported vandals destroying property on Pearl Street. Del Priore allegedly attempted to attack Patrolman James MacCormick after arrest. three other juveniles received blue tickets.

Richard del Priore P. Leo Dorsey del Priore S. J. Groves Construction Co Pearl St Pinkerton Old Police James MacCormick

Marines To Detonate Old Rocket At Hancock Field

Marines at Hancock Field planned to detonate a two foot long rocket containing a half pound of TNT after a Syracuse police alert. George Van Shock reported finding the tube in his attic. investigators identified it as a World War II era 2.57 rocket with potential explosive power.

Hancock Field Syracuse George van Shock Hier Ave van Schok Jerry, Martin Lawrence Calderone

Utah zoologists debunk fossil frog find in petrified log

University of Utah zoology experts declare the living frog found by uranium miners is a common tree frog, not a prehistoric creature. The miners had hoped the specimen could be a fossilized relic from ancient times, but tests confirmed its ordinary species.

Salt Lake City University of Utah University

False Alarm at ADT Burglar Alarm Site Embarrasses Company

In Richmond Virginia a short circuit in a burglar alarm triggered police response to the ADT Corporation site. The false alarm caused embarrassment for the installer and service provider of burglar alarms.

Richmond, Va ADT Corporation

Dr Grosso Considers Lt Governor Bid in Syracuse Race

Dr Joseph Grosso, north side physician politician, weighs options between running for lieutenant governor or the 35th Congressional District seat. The Better Syracuse Party endorsed him to oppose Rep R Walter Riehlman, with undecided timing and possible campaign bases in Buffalo and Rochester. The BSP plans expansion in Onondaga County as DeBernardis eyes Traffic Court judge race.

Joseph Grosso North Side Syracuse Dr. Grosso R. Walter Riehlman 35Th S.A. & K. Bldg BSP DeBernardis Paul DeBernardis

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