Injured Postal Clerk Rescued From Creek After Incident
Charles E. Donnelly, a postal clerk, was found in Onondaga Creek near Kirk Ave after an early morning incident. He was pulled from the water by Patrolman Leonardytion with help from Hayes, treated for a fractured skull and scalp laceration, and transported to St Stilith’s Hospital. Donnelly was reportedly working until midnight and carrying $132 as payday approached.
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Leonardytion
Hayes
Onondaga Creek
Donnelly
W. de Stilith's Hospital
Charles E. Donnelly
Kirk Ave
Mulligan
Donald L. Duprey
Castle St
Robert.Vuillemot
Frank
Deputies Overrun Speeding Unit in Fayetteville
Deputies John Checkosky and Victor Tucci issued 16 speeding summonses between 9 30 a m and 11 30 p m in Route 5 high speed zone 36 to 45 mph. Facing a shortage they borrowed two blank forms from Fayetteville Police headquarters. Twenty eight drivers will be arraigned before Peace Justice Albert Gordon.
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Fayetteville
John Checkosky
Victor Tucci
Route 5
Albert Gordon
Sister Tracey to Leave For Italian Study Tour
Washington lists Sister Agnes Clare Tracey of St. Vincent De Paul High School among 20 Latin and classics teachers from New York area who will depart June 29 for a seven week study tour in Italy. The group will study classical Italy at the American Academy in Rome and the Virgilian Society in Cumae Naples, under Fulbright Act provisions.
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Herald-Journal
Washington
State Department Today
Syracuse
New York
Italy
Agnes Clare? Tracey
CSJ
Ot Burnet
Ave
St. Vincent de Paul High School
American Academy
Rome
Cumae
Naples
State Department
American Commission
Office of Education
Board of Foreign Scholarships
Two Girls Escape Grab Attempt Near South Side School
Police search for a man who tried to lure two nine year old girls walking to an ice cream social. A girl reported a man in a car in the 200 block of W Kennedy St waved a dollar bill and offered ice cream, grabbed one girl by the arm and tried to seize the other before both escaped.
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al South Side
Amarose Abert
W. Kennedy St
Traffic Court Backlog Promises Historic Monday Jam
Syracuse motorists are warned to slow down as Monday Traffic Court anticipates the largest docket in history. Forty adjourned cases, including eleven drunken driving matters, are set for disposition or trial before Judge Truman EK. Preston.
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Syracuse
Truman EK. Preston
Boy Loses Leg In Bicycle Car Collision
A 10 year old boy, Peter Alo, lost his right leg in a bicycle auto crash on Belle vue Ave near Most Holy Rosary Church. The cyclist was riding with a 12 year old passenger when the auto swerved and struck the bike, severing the leg 30 feet from the impact. The car driver Willard Walker, 85, reported he tried to avoid the bicycle but could not. The Alo boy, son of Mr and Mrs Carmen Alo, attends Most Holy Rosary School and is hospitalized in satisfactory condition. In a separate incident, Sakriyuki Mannoto, 26, received two front teeth and facial cuts when his car hit a concrete abutment after yawing from Route 11. He was treated and released from Crouse Irving Hospital. Two Chaffee Ave youths received dangerous driving summons after a Valley Dr collision sent one to Crouse Irving Hospital with head injuries. the other driver Thomas Reynolds escaped injury as his car rolled. Arraignments for both drivers are scheduled in Traffic Court.
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Peter Alo
Hudson St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bellevue Ave
Most Holy Preary
Gohnnl
Baty
John Burns
Ajo
Eastern Ambulance
Willard R Walker
Stolp Ave
Ales
Carmen Alo
Most Holy Rosary
Burns
Alo
Sakriyuki Mannoto
Chaffee Ave
Valley Dr
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Harry N. Sager
Thomas W. Jreynolds
William Reidy
Reynolds
Sager
Reynold
Reynolds’ Auto
Reidy
No Cause Ends Injury Suit Against Dunham
A State Supreme Court jury returned a no cause verdict late yesterday in a $10,000 injury suit by John Whyte of 706 S West St against Ward L Dunham of 301 Lexing Iron Ave. Whyte claimed permanent knee injury from a May 18 1955 crash on Thompson Rd viaduct involving Dunham and Eugene Tessier of 13 Lincklaen St Cazenovia. Tessier not a party to the suit. Trial before Justice G Robert Witmer of Rochester.
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Asno
John Whyte
S. Weat St
State Supreme Court
Whyte
Baward L. Dunham
Lexing Iron Ave
Dunham
Eugene Tessier
Lincklaen St
Cazenovia
Thompson Rd
Tessier
G. Robert Witmer
Rochester
Faculty in Asheville Attend Forest Products Meeting
Four faculty members from State University College of Forestry travel to Asheville North Carolina for panel sessions at the Forest Products Research Society annual meeting. Attendees include Dr Eric A Anderson professor and department chair John M Yavorsky research associate Robert J Hoyle Jr research assistant and Aubrey E Welle associate professor all from the forest utilization fields.
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State University College of Forestry
Asheville
N.C
Forest Products Research Society
Eric A. Anderson
John M. Yavorsky
Esearch
Department of
Robert J. Hoyle Jr
Aubrey E. Welle
iSchool Board Near Budget OK Sparks City Finances Debate
Syracuse officials say the Board of Education and City Board of Estimate will tentatively adopt the 1957 budget in the next days. They warn rising city costs and state mandates will strain sums, with September raises for teachers likely delayed due to limited funds and the January city fiscal year start.
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City Hall
Board of Education
City Board of Estimate
Mead
Health Commission
Disaster Emergency Rehearsal Pleases St. Joseph's Officials
St. Joseph'sHospital conducted a disaster drill with seven ambulances and dozens of volunteers from a youth group and local clubs. The drill simulated a train wreck with 10 year old patients and lively stretcher drills. Officials praised the coordination and fast response, noting staff adaptability and cross‑agency support from fire departments and Eastern and local squads.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Jos
Cathoseph's Hospital
Ofeatahiar
Old Grads Gather For LeMoyne Holiday Reunion
Le Moyne College marks its fifth year alumni reunion as 145 seniors join the Alumni Assn and 80 old grads attend a Mass breakfast meeting and an evening dance. Rev Peter J Winnewisser presided at Mass. Alumni fundraising hits 41 percent participation, the highest among colleges. George C Kunz received a ceremonial gavel for alumni service. The 1951 class reenactment precedes tomorrow's graduation at the Onondaga County War Memorial.
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LeMoyne College
George C. Kunz
Robert J. der Imody
Syracuse
Presi
Colege
Green Lakes State
Onondaga County War Memorial
Man Caught After 80 MPH Chase in Mexico Oswego County
Bernard James 31 of Solvay began a 60 day Oswego County Jail term after a high speed pursuit from Mill Street Mexico. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving, receiving fines or jail time and an extra $10 toward lawn damage settlement.
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Bernard James
Milton Ave
Solvay
Oswego County
Merwin Upcraft
James
Mill St
Mexico
Everett Jenks
Uperatt
Oswego
Howard Falls
Upseat
Elmira Man Installed at UCT Helm in New York
Thomas PB Lynea of Elmira was installed grand counselor of the Grand Council of New York United Commercial Travelers of America at Onondaga Hall. New officers include Leslie Hayes Jr of Glens Falls as grand junior counselor and Stanley M. Goodman of Syracuse as grand post counselor. other officers span Rochester Syracuse Jamestown Utica Elmira and Middletown with multiple grand officers and executive committee members.
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Thomas PB. Lynea
Elmira
Grand Council of
New York
United Commercial Travelers of America
Onondaga Hole
Leslie Hayes Jr
Glens Falls
Stanley MM. Goodman
Syracuse
Harold C. Rasmus
Rochester
John Tremblay
John C. McCarthy Jr
Julius November
Grand Page
Phillip Mead
Jamestown
Grand Sentinel
Charles E. Decker
Middletown
Frank A. Boltum
Utica
Gertrude Proctor
State Counsel's Auxiliary
Dorothea Morin
Marie Mead
Doris Bromley
Alice Bergstrom
Carol Stone
Ruth Bottum
Eloise Blodget
Mildred Marshall
Anneline Hern
Rubbish Fire Damages Garage at Madison and Cherry
A rubbish fire damaged portions of a garage at Madison and Cherry Streets around 11:48 PM yesterday. Firemen said the blaze started near a wooden bench, charring the doors while the concrete walls remained intact. The garage serves as a newspaper distribution point.
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Madison and
Cherry Sts
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