North Syracuse Parish Plans Church Wing and Parochial School
St Rose of Lima Catholic Church in North Syracuse announced plans for a church expansion and a parochial school. Father Dermish W. McCarthy said the additions would add seating for about 150 to 200 and include 12 to 24 classrooms for a 1956 start, funded by a September drive behind the Main Street church.
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Syracuse
Deremish
McCarthy
St. Rose of Lime Catholic Church
Pather McCarthy
Giocesan Authoriies
Main St
Liberty Theme Marks 50th Anniversary Service
Rev Dr Fred R Haubel urged liberty through Christian teaching at Lutheran Church of the Atonement in Syracuse during the 50th anniversary service. He warned against fear selfishness and aggression and tied liberty to Jesus Christ and the Ten Commandments in a week of events celebrating the church's 30th anniversary and planned building program. The Rev Dr John M Joslyn noted support from 350 Synod sister churches as the congregation marks this milestone.
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Fredk R R. Haubel
United Lutheran Synod of
New Neck
New England
Lutheran Church of the Atonement
Hawker
Church of the Atonement
Syracuse
Serracuse
John M. Joslyn
Education aid urged after school desegregation ruling
Mrs. Meyer criticizes the Eisenhower administration for not recognizing the urgency of increased federal aid to education, especially for school construction, in the wake of the Supreme Court desegregation decision. She calls for continued UN support and federal funding while praising efforts of HEW under current policy.
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Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Agnes Meyer
Health, Education and Welfare
G.O.P
Meyer
Washington Post
Syracuse University
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Mrs. Meyer
Congress
S.A
Oswald B. Lord
United Nations
U. S
World Health Organization
Unesco
Manlius Girl 15 Hurt in Fall
Miss Rose Mary Radley of 103 Franklin Street Manlius was injured in a fall yesterday and taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in good condition. Deputies reported she suffered a lacera tion of the skull after striking the back of her head during the fall.
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Rose Mary Radley
Franklin St
Manlius
St. Joseph's Hospital
Futile Search For Boys In Water Main On S Geddes
A rumor spread of two boys entering a water main on S Geddes from 600 block to Marcellus as police and fire units scoured the two block stretch. Patrolman Fogarty and firefighters Sullivan and Punch crawled the pipe with teens Richard Peinhardt and Carl Stewart assisting, finding no trace. The main remains under construction with an Eastern ambulance on standby.
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S. Geddes
Richard Peinhardt
S01
Grand Av
Carl Stewart
Holden St
Donald Fogarty
Robert Sullivan
Robert Punch
Truck Three
Fogarty
Delaware School
S. Geddes St
Marcellus
S. West St
Three Injured In Syracuse Auto Accidents
THREE SYRACUSANS suffered minor injuries in auto accidents on city streets yesterday. Margaret Afeltra, 39, of 703 Hixson Ave. knee and chin injuries after a collision in the 500 block of James Jr. at about 10 50 A.M. Cheryl Colang, 5, of 362 Easten, lacerations when the car she rode in struck a Syracuse Transit bus on Burnet Ave at 4 40 P.M. Cheryl traveled with her mother Marie Colang, 27. Harry E. Smith, 26, of 1028 Bellevue Ave. neck injury after his car was rear-ended at Park St and Hiawatha Blvd near noon. Daniel L. Dombroski, 19, of 125 Hunter Ave. charged with careless driving by Patrolman Frank Sallen.
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Margaret Afeltra
Hixson
James Jr
Marie Colang
Harry E. Smith
Bellevue Av
Park St
Hiawatha Blvd
Daniel L. Dombroski
Hunter Av
Frank Sallen
Inmate Pleads Guilty At Jamesville Penitentiary Hearing
Inmate Leo Dorsey pleaded guilty to third degree rape before Judge FP in Police Court and received a six month suspended sentence. Lester Hughes Jr., 20, of Nedrow, was charged with statutory rape involving an 11 year old. Hughes was sent to Jamesville last Friday after conviction on traffic charges and jailed 285 days for failure to pay fines.
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Jamesville Penitentiary
Leo Dorsey
Lester Hughes, Jr
Nedrow E.D
Hughes
James
Ile
Land
Last Ride for Old Engine 38 Captivates Rail Fans
About 650 passengers rode the aging steam locomotive 38 from Syracuse along New York Central tracks at 25 mph on a four mile run. Veteran railmen David J. Hart and son James manned the controls as a late start due to coupling issues was fixed. The train returned to Syracuse that evening, and Engine 38 along with the cars await transfer to Dr. Stanley Groman for the Rail City Museum in Lacona and Sandy Creek next summer.
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Syracuse
New York Central
David J. Hart
James
New York Central Station
Central
Stanley Gromen
Huntingdon
Broad Top Mountain
Pennsylvania
Lacona
Sandy Creek
Groman
Rail City
Hart
Wentingdon and
Broadtop Mountain
Stanley Groman
Rail City Museum
Col. Stanton
Mrs. Stanton
Stassen backs Dewey run despite Eisenhower draft talk
Harold E. Stassen, head of the Foreign Operations Administration, urged that Governor Dewey run for a fourth term while noting the people must decide. He predicted Eisenhower could be drafted in 1956 and expressed confidence in Dewey’s record and leadership for world peace. He also discussed Minnesota politics and UN fate.
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Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Dewey
Nixon
Republican State Committee
New York City
Stassen
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Herald-Journal
Eisenhower
Val Bjornson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
North Syracuse Plans Three New Elementary Schools
North Syracuse district advisory committee led by Henry Grimm discusses estimated tax rates for a 2.5 million bond to build three new elementaries in Mallydale Smith Rd Bear Rd and a future Lake Shore Rd site. Remodeling of the high school may proceed if the bond is approved, with fall 1955 or early 1956 completion targeted.
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Syracuse
Lschool Advisory Committee
Henry Grimm
PLM
North
Syracuse High School
Mallydale
Smith Rd
Bear Rd
Lake Shore Rd
King Hiram Council 18 to Elect Officers at Auburn Meeting
King Hiram Council 18 Royal and Select Masters will hold its annual meeting Wednesday night at the Masonic Temple. Officers will be elected and installed, and reports read.
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King Hiram Council
Auburn
Masonic Temple
Centennial Graduation Colorful Commencement at Syracuse University
A sunlit outdoor ceremony at Archbold Stadium marked Syracuse University’s centennial commencement. 1,581 graduates filed in as Harold E. Stassen delivered the principal address. Honorary degree recipients and campus dignitaries attended as the ceremony proceeded with ceremonial precision.
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Syracuse University
University
Archbold Glymnasium
Salina Steas
University Marshall
A. McKinley Terhune
Irving Avd
Hendricks Chapel
Charles C. Nobie
Dean Nobble
S.A
Harold E. Stassen
Tolley
Stassen
University of Minnesota
Syracuse
Harold
BE. TI. White College of Law
Crouse College
Auburn Wheaton Choir Presents Sacred Music Concert
Auburn Wheaton Academy choir of 42 voices will perform sacred music at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Second Baptist Church.
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Auburn—Wheaton Academy
Second Baptist Church
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