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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
2
Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton says street cleaning is stalemated by parking congestion. He notes efforts to clear dirty streets are hindered by ongoing parking conditions and urban traffic, with no immediate solution in sight.
A home on DeWitt Street was robbed of a woman's white gold ring with diamonds valued around 1000, a rifle and shotgun, and 90 in Canadian money. Anthony Prioletta reported the break in, with an unlocked front door entry and a shattered upstairs glass door. Acting Detective Fred Nelipo owitz said suspects are being pursued.
Corporation Counsel George T. Driscoll reported progress on the federal city contract to repair the Hancock Field water system. He said the agreement is resting somewhere in Washington as talks continue.
Mrs. Crossley of 1095 W Onondaga St widow of James S Crossley died today at St Josephs Hospital after a long illness. Survived by sons Royal Crossley of Syracuse and Dr Harvey Crossley of Waters, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral by Garfield Funeral Home with visits Sunday. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Reverend A Allison Childs of Belle Haven Methodist Church to officiate. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
George Bonapart, 31, pleaded guilty to third degree assault at arraignment before Justice Darwin Camp. He received a six month suspended jail term. Norma Bonapart, his wife, had reported beatings to Sgt. Leo Beebe and Deputy Blanchard Crysler after a warrant was issued following alleged incidents Wednesday night and yesterday morning.
The Men's Apparel Club of New York State will stage a Fall fashion show at the Hotel Syracuse on Sunday and Monday inviting men and boys from the area along with retailers. The main theme is Dress Right, You Can't Afford Mot To.
The New York Farm Bureau urges an early settlement of a dispute within the state's Conservation Department. In a letter to Governor Harriman via commodity director C. K. Bullock, the group calls for public satisfaction before progress on antlerless deer season recommendations. They defend Dr Cheatum and stress farmers' stake in preventing crop damage from overpopulated areas.
About 250 sheet metal workers in a 13 county area quit a wage dispute a month ago and voted to accept a two year contract. The agreement raises current hourly wages to 3.10 and 3.35 next year, ending the strike after mediation talks and union approval.
Democratic County Chairman race amid factional splits as Onondaga Democrats seek victory in November. Keene says he would consider chair if broad party support exists. United Democrats back Solvay Mayor Stanley Major or a unified candidate. County committee to meet within 20 days after primary results. Hogan to discuss succession as Republicans set to reelect Traister. Wallet theft report closes item noting loss of $20 from J. T. Quinlan at Maza Shopping Center.
Frank Conniff a renowned newsman and former boxing athlete will headline the Stewards Dinner at the Hotel Syracuse on Friday night. The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce backs the event with Howard C. Will as chair. Conniff will interview Navy coach Rusty Callow on television after the dinner, with a slate of college coaches to be honored.
Syracuse police will escort and direct traffic for a mock rail disaster at St. Joseph's Hospital to test disaster response. Lt. Donald Sheridan says the exercise will train the police and hospital staff to distinguish minor from serious injuries and route patients to the proper areas. Six ambulances will transport volunteers to the hospital while officers manage crowd control and parking restrictions during the drill.
Utica judge dismisses federal indictment against Dominick J. De Roberts owner of De Roberts Lincoln Inn Syracuse tavern accused of selling watered down liquor The decision cites lack of proof to identify bottles and place of offense and calls the evidence fatally defective Also notes earlier indictments and dismissals in related cases and lists other tavern owners involved in the 1964 to 1955 proceedings
Delegates to the State Council of Churches Assembly discussed proposals for aiding paroled prisoners surveying gambling effects and extending aid to migrant workers as part of the 1956 57 program The effort aims to unite denominations and community groups in a joint study and service plan with church based education social service outreach and standards for weekday classes The program is to be approved before adjournment and reflects a broad interdenominational effort across New York state and related churches The death of Mrs Rose Kellogg Bench is reported in North Syracuse with funeral arrangements at Greenleaf Memorial Home The memorial service is set for Monday with burial in White Chapel Funeral Home and public calling hours announced
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