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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1954

Page

2

Meyer Manslaughter Trial Set for June 16

Harold Meyer 32 of 208 Plum St faces a first degree manslaughter charge for the death of his daughter Dawn Marie 3 after police say he beat her with a broomstick when she refused to use Joliet facilities. He pleaded not guilty and asked for aid. Judge Leo Breed assigned attorney Irving Brickman. The case was scheduled for June 16 in County Court in Bucyrus.

Harold P. Meyer Plum St Dawn Marie Ameyer Leo Breed Irving Brickman Brewer Iso Bucx

Commission Backs City in Sewage Plan

The Onondaga Public Works Commission backs the city on a metropolitan sewage plan and seeks authorization and funds from the Board of Supervisors to hire financing experts. The board will vote June 21 after hearings, addressing mayor Mead's sixth recommendation and other items including a $1,000,000 addition for sludge treatment and exclusion of the city from the West Side Sanitary District.

Onondaga Public Works Board of Supervisors Syracuse Commissioner of Finance Tithe Board of Supervisors Mlavor Mead West Side Sanitary District Syracuse Ley Creek Blodgett Seneca River Onondaga Lake West Ae

City Awards 2 Contracts For Trucks And Equipment

The E P T & K Equipment Co and Atlantic Tug and Equipment Co were the low bidders on three truck related contracts and an air compressor for the Department of Public Works. Bids ranged up to 7,000 dollars from several firms, with E P T & K leading on dump trucks and canopy press trucks and Atlantic Tug & Equipment Co lowest on the air compressor contract at 3 195 dollars.

Thee & Pteuck and Equipment Co Atlantic Tug and Equipment Co Fred Haag GMC Fim Department of Public Works International Harvester Co Forsythe Motors Reynolds Motors Percell White Trucks, Inc E & P Company Forsyther Motors International Harvester Reynolds, Motors Bresee Chevrolet Co Atlantic Tug & Equipment Co J. C. Georgee Co E & P Equipment Co L. B. Smith, Inc Rupp Equipment Co Gleason Material & Equipment Burns Piping & Supply Co

Supreme Court weighs dismissal of $850000 suit in Dailey shooting

Justice Henry A. Hudson reserved decision on motions to dismiss actions totaling 850000 against Onondaga County over the March 1953 Dailey murder suicide. Plaintiffs include Eva Isereau administrator for Mary Dailey and two wounded neighbors, claiming sheriff deputies failed to protect victims after threats and assisted in arrest when Dailey returned.

Supreme Court Henry A. Hudson Onondaga County Dailey Wearners Eva Isereau Mary Dailey George Farley Walker I Gingold Hilbert I. Greene Brown Mangin & Greene

Bauer Installed as Commander of Winnek Post

Kenneth M. Bauer, local advertising salesman, was installed as commander of Winnek Post American Legion at the Legion Home. The installation team from Ontario County Voiture, 40 and 8, was led by Vancis J. Heaney alongside other new officers.

Ben Bauer Geneva Kenneth M. Bauer Winnek ‘Post American Legion Legion Vancis J. Heaney Ontario County

Council OKs Odd-Even Parking Bill

The Common Council passed unanimously an all night parking ordinance on a 60 day trial to regulate parking by even and odd calendar days and sides. The measure, introduced by Councilman Harold Roderick, awaits Major Mead’s signature and calls for strict enforcement.

Common Council Major Mead Harold Roderick Roderick Joseph’ Rosso Dr. Grosso Standish Dr Department of Public Works Charles Stanton Grosso D.P.W Newfield

WILLIAM E DOLPHIN reports cellar burglary damage

William E Dolphin of 218 Dorchester Avenue told police today his cellar was entered and $210 damage was done to clothes and furniture. Patrolman Edward Bouter said clothing stored in a rocker and a drop seat table were ruined by the vandals.

William E. Dolphin Dorchester Av Edward Bouter

72 Become Citizens 13 Airmen 7 Veterans

Thirteen Air Force enlisted men from Samson and Hancock Field and seven veterans were among 72 new citizens taking the oath in the Supreme Court. Mrs. Margaret Helen Van Beveren of 511 Grant Ave repatriated after losing citizenship by marriage in Syracuse, later naturalizing. The list includes airmen from Sampson Base and Hancock Field and numerous named residents from Syracuse and surrounding areas.

Sampson Air Base Hancock Field Supreme Court Bruce Parkin al Jakubowsky Stanley Mullan Frank Frann Harvey Zana AIR Force Samson and Hanscock Field Armed Forces Margaret Helen van Beveren Grant Av Syracuse van Beveren Netherlands John Joseph Igners Vani Beveren Bruce Harver

Two Drivers File Charges After City Crash Near Baldwinsville

Two drivers swapped charges after a two car crash on Cold Spring Baldwinsville road injuring Margaret Knowles of 35 E. Oneida Street who was treated at St Josephs Hospital for head and throat injuries. Koegel and Soule filed counter charges over reckless driving and improper left turn. Ten others injured in overnight city and county accidents. A bicyclist Beth Downing injured in driveway collision with Harry Snyder vehicle. Multiple other minor injuries and tickets issued for driving violations and riding double on a bicycle.

Baldwinsville Cold Spring Margaret Knowles E. Oneida Sr St. Joseph's Hospital Knowles Stephen Koegel, Jr Charles J. Munk Reenst Sweet Rd Gatesd Pompey James Bateman Elsie Kidd Gifford St University Hospital Eastern Ambulance Bateman Munk Beth Downing Richard Downing Dewitt Sr Harry D. Snyder Dewitt St Snyder Frank Sallen St. Joseph’s Hospital John W. Casey Com‘stock Thomas Moran Wall St EL Washington Almondsis James Esci Court Lodisis Barbara Weber Campbell Rd Frederick Weider Rigiax Salien Sirs Weber Weider Lang Wiliam J. Tracr Grant Bird Tracy 2 Samuel R. Lipart Newell Sr Willem A.gorman W. Newell Lear Allan R. Weir Colt Kennedy St Oakwood Samuel DiFelippo Kirkpatrick St Andrea Sackette N. State St DeFelippo Fay Burgen Seymour St Butternut St Prospect Av David Lacey Walter Soule Stephen Koegel Cold Springs Baldwinsville Rd

Oswego Receipts From Parke Jing Meters for Five Months

Receipts from parke jing meters in Oswego for the first five months totaled 9138 dollars, according to chamberlain George Fitzgibbons. May receipts were 1940 dollars, about 600 dollars less than the same period last year.

Oswego George Fitzgibbons Chamberlain

Zone Permit For Funeral Home Denied

The Common Council rejected 6 to 3 a conditional use permit for a funeral home at 707 Teallev after it had been approved by the City Planning Commission. Owners Martin and Nellie Rudy faced opposition from eight area residents amid arguments about neighborhood change and existing nearby businesses.

Common Council Teallev City Planning Commission Martin Nellie Rudy John Wysocki Planning Commission Raymond J. Berdynski John Butz

Roman Holiday Pictures Big Revel at The Beeches Rome

Some 2000 Anti-Sour Puss Club members returned to work after a grand Roman Holiday at The Beeches in Rome. Caesar Peters led the mammoth board as gladiators clashed and senators spoke while Owens Mautle and Barth cavorted near the ornate pool. Owens, celebrating his 33rd birthday, performed a diving display. a large 70 foot exhibit table offered delicacies from deviled chicken to sturgeon. The event featured emeritus award to Seaboard N. Vines and concluded with courses in the Renaissance and Saratoga rooms amid red wines from the Grencheg hills.

Beeches Rome Caesar Him‘icholas ML. Peters Praetorium Joseph EF. Owens Paul Mautle Phoenix Howard Barth Owens Nova Scotia Maine

Junior Council Elects Officers

Robert Suskind was reelected president of the Syracuse and Oneida County Junior Red Cross High Council. Barbara Worden was named vice president and Jean Larrabee secretary, with Dominick Lostumbs treasurer.

Bam Hgh Syracuse Quon A- County Red Cross Philip Susking Sait Springs Rd Aso Barbara Worden Ea Syracuse High School Secretar Jean Larrabee Sikaneateh Central School Treasure Dominick Lostumbs Christia Brothers Academy

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