Syracuse Board OKs 1956 School Budget With 240000 Teacher Raise
The Syracuse Board of Education approved a record 1956 budget of 11 784 969 20, up 1 248 086 34 from 1955. The biggest increase funds teacher salaries including a 240 000 raise effective July 1 1956. About 1 200 teachers would see the extra roughly 5 per month, with most benefits starting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok’d
Syracuse Board of Education
Paul A. Miller
William R. Dixon
Public Schools System
Dixon
Business
Americanization League
Local Residents Listed With Addresses In Various Towns And Cities
Aerial listing of names and street addresses including Kalz Comstock Ave Cecilia Sisaloweky onry St Richard Shaver Bear Bt Milda Oabrielson Masting Fi Van Nort Van Buren Heren Berkley Court Ralph Opreaisano Hinson Ate Charlene Moose Salina family names Joseph Gold Madison St Judith Taylor Madison St Powers Hartford Mary Schuh Horace Hetherington Adams St Guilfell Montgomery Bt Zesky Jr East Syracuse DeCourney Norwood Ave Hill Castle St Joan Ayarstin Russell Bolon Rochester Goodwin Johnson State St Spicer Manius Irish Retan Parryetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. van Nort
van Buren
Heren x Berkley
Ralph Ry Opreaisano
Si¢ Hinson
Charlene
Moose
Salina
Red Cross Blood Program Marks Six Years in Syracuse Region
The Syracuse Regional Blood Program celebrates six years since its june 9 1939 establishment. Donors have given 346 718 pints of blood in that period with 28 29 and 26 pint individuals highlighted. The program spans 25 counties and operates donor days each Tuesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Mead
Chester Dixon
Mayor Mead
Marjorie Whitman
Theodore C. Thomasmeyer
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Thomas F. Laurie
Robin Hood Lane
Theoodore C. Thomasmeyer
Rugby Rd
Laurie
Syracuse and Onondaga County
New York State
Syracuse Regional
Mobile
Special Awards Set For Two Fire Units
Mayor Mead announced special meritorious service awards for Fire Department units Hook and Ladder Co 4 and Rescue Squad No 1 to be presented at 11 a m Saturday. Patrolman John J Hayes and Fireman Robert F Sheehan receive the Francis Hendricks Medals for heroism for rescue actions at Elizabeth apartments and other fires. Additional Herald-Journal and Arthur Jenkins hero medals go to Legrazio DiBasso and James L Eckner. Ceremony includes Police Benevolent Association and Youth Achievement Award recognitions on the City Mall steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Hook and Ladder Co
Rescue Squad
John J. Hayes
Robert F. Sheehan
Francis Hendricks
Legrazio DiBasso
James L.eckner
Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Tthe Fire Companies
Francis R. Ferren
Lewis J.gaurnier
Syracuse Firemen’s Association
Sheehan
103 Central Are
Engine Co. 16
As Snan
Police Department
Police Benevolent Association
James M. Considine
City Mall
Eestomorros
Richard F. Torres
Bail set at 1500 in two drunken driving cases
Two men pleaded not guilty to drunken driving before Judge Truman H. Preston in Trafic Court. Charles R. Bowers 26 of 1006 Grand Ave faces a jury trial August 1 with a fourth charge added. his car ran onto a lawn and struck a concrete step. Thomas P. Meaney 40 of 121 Shareer North Syracuse has a June 29 hearing. his license and registration were ordered held after police found him slumped over the wheel on Darlington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Trafic Court
Charles R. Bowers
Grand Ave
North
Lowell Ave
Bowers
John Zrebiec
Michael Cava- Inaugh
Raymond Rodgers
Darlington Ave
Podrers
Meaney
Charlie. Hearne
Darlarion 2d
Lightning strikes knock out air conditioning at local store
In Plainview Texas a lightning bolt hit a grocery store causing the air conditioner to fail. Fifteen minutes later a second bolt struck nearby knocking out the store’s engine room and its electrical system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Tex
Lyear
Odes Sonproms
Siear
Thruway Garages Form Association
Thruway garage men formed an association to render better service and establish uniform prices for motorists. Organized Tuesday in Utica with 16 members. Officers: G. E. Walters president, Louis A. Valerino secretary, Frank Matzell treasurer. Group covers contract garages along 396 miles from Buffalo to Hillburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thruway
Utica
G. E. Walters
Clifton Springs
Louis A. Valerino
Syracuse
Frank Matzell
Chittenango
Buffalo i
Hillburn
M Y C Takes Morgan Rd Land Option
The New York Central Railroad has taken option on about 36 acres of Howard Younglove farm east of Morgan Road between Liverpool and Woodard Station. The option runs to August 1 with zoning hearings set for June 20 in Euclid town hall as Clay town zoning proceeds.
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New York Central Railroad
Morgan Rd
Oswego
Howard Younglove
Liverpool
Woodard Station
Clay
Long Island
Liverpool Golf Club
Wetzel Rd
Oswego Rd
Myron Melvin
Younglove
Euclid Town Hall
Street Plan Conference Sets Talks on Washington St Extension
City officials meet with New York Central Railroad and Continental Can Co representatives in Mead's office at 9 am to discuss extending E Washington Street to Erie Boulevard East. Councilman Roderick seeks action on routing traffic north through Water Street to ease downtown congestion with private cooperation.
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New York Central Railroad
The
Continental Can Co
Mead
E. Washington St
Erie Blvd
Harold R. Roderick
Common Council
E Washington St
E. Water St
Roderick
Can Company
Irving Ave
Central District
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Potter W. Kelly
Raymond J. Berdynski
Imagination of runaway boy exposed by police
Fourteen year old Eugene Carter claimed abandonment by an uncle and led police to Rome area, but Lt. Leon Burchard found the tale false. The boy admitted he fled May 29 from home and rode to Hillbrook Detention Home, then to a Greyhound terminal, before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carter
Mead
Rome
Leon Burchard
Police Youth Bureau
Hillbrook Detention Home
George Carter
Podunk Road
Lee Center
Eugene
Boloner
J.C. Carter
Georgia
Burchard
Leutenant
J. C. Caries
West Leyden
Ward to Retire as Central NY Regional Market Head
Don D. Ward of 407 Glenwood Ave will retire July 1 from the $8 000 a year post as head of the Central New York Regional Market serving seven counties. Wendell E. Field will replace him and is noted for prior state and county agricultural leadership. A testimonial dinner June 23 at Martins Restaurant in Liverpool will honor Ward with Dr Maurice C Bond as speaker.
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Don D. Ward
Glenwood Ave
New York
Fan Agricultural Authority
Ward
Wendell E. Field
State Department of Agriculture
Jike
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
Onondaga
Cortland
Cayuga
Wayne
Madison
Oswego
Oneida
Martin's Restaurant
Liverpool
Maurice C. Bond
Cornell University
Colin P. Armstrong
Field
Cornell
Onondaga County
Albany
Syracuse
Market Authority
Farm Bureau
Armstrong
Robert Connell
Gerald Hurley
Gasoline Explosion Burns Boy's Face
Edward Curtis ten suffered first and second degree burns to the face when a can of gasoline exploded at 8 p.m. yesterday in a dump at Emerson Avenue and Erie Boulevard West. Patrolman John Punch said a group of children were playing there when a match was sparked. The boy received treatment at St. Josephs Hospital and was released. Ross Mathensell of 111 Sunset Avenue was treated for a gash on his left arm after falling on boards nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Curtis
Emerson Ave
John Punch
Erie Blvd
Water Corp Holdings Appraisal at 237000 Dollars
An appraisal for the Onondaga County Water Authority valued Water Service Corp holdings near Gisco Lake and Nine Mile Creek at 237000 dollars annually. Engineer George E. Goldthwaite testified that earnings near that figure would persist for about 25 years, with market value estimated around 549,000 dollars if buyers showed interest.
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New York Water Service Corp
Onondoza County
Srize
Public Service Come Mission
George E. Goldthwaite
Onondaga
Stuart EB
Wit
Stone & Woeoster Pists
Sath
Greman
Ganty Water Authority
Pale Service Commission
Appelate
State Supreme
Coit
Man Suffers Knife Wounds After Home Fight
James Juniors, 23, of 822 S McBride St was knifed in a quarrel at his home. Twenty five stitches were required for wounds to the forehead nose and left hand. Juniors said a companion attacked him and he was treated at Crouse Irving Hospital by patrolman Theodore Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
McBride St
Theodore Eckert
Juniors
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Church Names Moderato Monmouth I
The Rev. George A. Long of Pittsburgh is named moderator of the United Presbyterian Church of North America for 1955. At 70 he has headed Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary and succeeds Dr. Albert E. Kelly of Philadelphia, named at the General Assembly last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth, I
George A. Long
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Dr. Long
Pittsburgh-Xenial Seminary
Albert E. Kelly
Philadelphia
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Kalz
Comstock Ave
Cecilia & Sisaloweky
Onry St
Richard C. Shaver
Bear
Milda C. Oabrielson
William J. Oilbert
van Rensoelaes
Dorothy II
Joseph Gold
Madison St
Judith B. Taylor
Joseph T. Powers
Hartford, Conn
Mary J. Schuh
Seymour S
Horace A. Hetherington
W. Adams
Marguerite C.guilfell
Montgomery Bt
Hanry P. Zesky Jr
East
Carol A. DeCourney
Norwood Ave
Ronald L. Hill
E. Castle St. Joan
A Iyarstin
Town of
Russell
Donald
Bolon
Rochester
Joyce C. Goodwin
Carl L. Johnson
State St
Alice L. Bpicer
Maniius
Eugene B. Irish
Airdland Ave
Dorothy W. Retan
Paryetteville
Lionel
American Flyer
Goby Bus
Qnmidend
Big Yn
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
S. Warren ST
Sranch
Dewitt
Area Red Cross Blood
Howard Loomis
Gladys Miller
Elizabeth
S. State St
Janes
Helen Render
E.adams St
Hayes
Merrill St
Barbara Wagner
E. Fayette St
Forn J. Hayes
Thruway Garages Form Association
M.Y.C
PSC
Water Corp
Guddihwaite Oy
Arcistant Alorsey
Joseph H. Doran
Publc 3
Durant Cwaite Antic
Saad
Goigthwaie
Giy of
Syracue
Water District
Water Authority
Syracuse University
Trams
Extaton
Moderato
Radio City
WOTEL
Times Square
Vfnreey
Doy
Fair City Savings
E. Genesee St
Syracuse, LY
Meagher Federal Savings
Coun Intorsece Corporation
Cc County
South Sluna
Cenese ST
Sys Salina
Blynor Focere
Lepwence Corp
TSE RT Teas
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