Cutin DAV Program Hit At Conclave
A DAV state convention in Albany last night honored Knickerbocker News with a plaque for defense of veterans causes. State commander Leo Wheeler presented the award to A J McDonald, citing the paper’s coverage and role in defeating the Mitchell bill and supporting veterans’ rights.
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Cutin
Boniface Rye
Grosse Point
Ald
Une State
DAV
Department of Yok
Onondaga
A. J. McDonald
Knickers Worker News
Albany
Leliey
Leo Wheeler
Utica
State
Memnald
Knickerbocker News
Veterans’ Affairs
National
Cincinnati
Vivian DB. Corbly
Navenat Adjutant
Five of 30 vie for Rose Queen honor in Syracuse
WIRPY PRETTY maidens appeared at City Hall to face four judges. Five will be chosen to compete Monday night for the 2950 Rose Queen title and to preside over the Rose Festival Sunday, June 18, at the hornden ampitheater. Two finalists will represent Syracuse at the New York State Rose Society Festival in Newark and compete for the State Rose Queen title. Final questioning Monday night will be televised. Judges include Kenneth Sparrow, Miss Alice Keegan, William T. Lane, and Jerome Wilson.
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Wirpy
City Hall
Hornden Ampitheater
Aigo
Syracuse
New York
Kenneth Sparrow
Herald-Journal
Herald-Americar
Alice, Keegan
The
Post-Standard
William T. Lane
WAGE
Jerome Wison
Wison
Teacher Hearing Rescheduled for Ruth Patterson Case
A suspended Edward South School teacher, Ruth Patterson, has had her hearing postponed to June 24 at her request. Prosecutor Richard T. Mosher said the stenographer’s minutes are not yet available, delaying the proceedings. Board of Education chair G Richard Goit and Superintendent David J. Patton presented charges.
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Board of Education
Chayges
David J. Pation
Best Time For Planting Beans Featured By County Agent
County agent James Q Foster notes timing for bean planting. The source text mentions planting in season but contains many garbled words and dates, with no clear locations or events.
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James Q Foster
Carnqual Agen
Walk-Talk Sets Studied By Connelly
Fire chief William J. Connelly, returning from the state chiefs convention, favors adding walkie talkie sets to the department. KEA331 operates independently with six chiefs’ cars in constant contact, and radios would aid rerouting engines at fires. New fire fighting methods discussed include crash fire response, foam smothering, and high pressure hoses. Mayor Corcoran placed the Mattydale base under Connelly. Fairfax in nearby areas rely on Fairview fire company with City help as needed.
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Wiliam J. Connelly
Elmua
Connelly
Thomas P. O'Brien
New York City
Tly
Lear
Corcoran
Matiydale
Fairview
Syracuse
FH School Elects Board of Trustees
The EMVIRG State and Est School of the Air elected its new board of trustees yesterday at Crum lins and Syracuse University. Andrew J. Burdick became chair and Harvey M. Rice vice president. Michael R. Hanna is secretary, David H. Patton treasurer, with Hanna and Rice winning five year terms. The FM network serves 19 stations across upstate New York under Gene Foster at Syracuse University.
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Emvirg State
Est
School of the Air
Crumlins
Syracuse University
Andrew J. Burdick
Utica
Harvey M. Rice
Oswego State Teachers College
Michael R. Hanna
Ithaca
David H. Patton
Syracuse
Hanna
Rice
Upstate
New York
Gene Foster
Off FM
Mayor Proclaims Flag Day Urges June 14 Display
Mayor Corcoran proclaims Flag Day on June 14 urging residents in Syracuse to display the flag. He frames the flag as a symbol of the Constitution, liberty, and equal opportunity, recalling historical struggles against oppression and praising American ideals.
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Majer Corcoran
Syracuse
United States
Three Graduates From Vassar Weekend Daughters Featured
Daughters of prominent Syracuse families graduate from Vassar College in Poughkeepsie this weekend. Betty Dawson, daughter of Bernard and Veronica Dawson, joins a group of four Dawson sisters with Betsy Brown and Eunice and Ann Pass also earning degrees. Ann Pass will graduate from Connecticut College for Women while Eunice Pass, sister to Ann, completes a dual family milestone. The Dawsons plan to return to Syracuse. the Pass family travels to New London for Ann’s graduation.
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Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
Betty Dawson
Bernard Dawson
W. Bordenav
Davwson
Veronica
Board of Education
Eunice Pass
Richad H. Pass
James St. Pass
Pass, & Seymour
Eunice
Ann
Wil
Connecticut College For Women
Betsy Brown
Caleb Candee Brown
Ridgewood de
Brown
Dawsons
Syracuse University
Rennie Dawson
Nottingham High School
Syracuse
Vassar
New London
Possum May Be One That Went A W O L
The Burnet Park zoo has a new opossum from Harry E. Herbert of Solvay rd who trapped it and injured his hand. The animal, rare to the area, may be the one owned by Carl Mayer Jr of 125 White St whose runaway pet possum will be checked at the zoo today to determine ownership possibly presented to the 700.
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Burnet Park Zoo
Harry E. Herbert
Solvayrd
Herbert
Carl Mayer
White St
Baldwinsville Woman Reaches 100 With Water And Kindness
Miss Orissa Wait known as Auntie marks her 100th birthday claiming hot water cleanses the throat and stomach and that helping others keeps God watching. Born in Bridgeport she now lives with Mrs. W L Morse at 97 Oswego Street Baldwinsville.
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Orissa Wait
Baldwinsville
Wait
Bridgeport
W. L. Morse
Oswego St
Baldwinsy
Syracusans At Conclave In New York City
Members of Central City Commander 25 Knights Templar attend the 137th NY State Grand Commandery Conclave in New York City. General chairman John J. Schuyler says about 60 delegates will meet at the New Weston Hotel. A Syracuse woman will receive a watch at tonight’s dinner for service to commandery affairs. Commandery auxiliaries led by Mrs. George W. C. Braithwaite will be present. A parade and service at St. Thomas Church follow the forum tomorrow. Elmer Jacobson leads the Central City unit. arrangements include Winfield Van Wie, William Retchless and Royal Schiele.
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Central City
Knights Templar
New York State
New York City
Syracuse Group
John J. Schuyler
New Weston Hotel
Syracuse
George W. C. Braithwaite
Fifth Ay
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Elmer Jacobson
Winfield van Wie
William Retchless
Royal
Schiele
Police Nab Two Youths After Building Burglary
Police arrested John B. Redmond 19 of 446 Set mour street and Kenneth Cates 17 of Montana street after a burglary at the S. and W. Tobacco Co. at 202 Walton Street. Patrolman Donahue responded to a burglar alarm at 2:10 AM. Redmond surrendered while Cates fled to the roof but was apprehended. Officers Metzger Camp and Weber secured the scene with Jamies DeFurio called to lock the site.
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Suny
Willam E Metzger
The
W. Tobacco Co
Walton St
John B. Redmond
Setmour St
Kenneth’, Cates
Montazara St
Joseph A. Donahue
Batan
APTER
Anklin
Patolman Donahue
Redmond
Gates
Joseph Jaworski
Robert Powers
Metzger
Y Uths
Jamies DeFurio
Stinard Av
Sgt. Jaworski
John Fitzgibbons
Wife is Shot by Husband in Rome Apartment
Joseph Williams 41 of 138 Mill Street is held on an open charge after allegedly shooting his wife Carrie Williams 27 in the leg with a shotgun during an argument before 3:30 this morning. Carrie is in fair condition at Rome Hospital with a possible right foot amputation considered. authorities recovered the gun and shell. Deputy Chief Patrick J. Smith said formal charges await DA guidance and Williams may be arraigned in City Court today.
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Rome—Joseph
Wiliams
Mill St
Carrie Williams
Rome Hospital
J. F. Kelly
Otto C. Engelbrecht
Williams
Everett L. Arthur
Smith
Anthony de Matteo
Bernard Brown
Frank C. Szmurlo
Korean Unity Talks Seek North Korea Meeting
Seoul Korea United Nations Commissioner John Gail lard left for the border today hoping to meet Communist North Koreans for talks on unity. The trip signals possible exchanges of broadcasts and a push toward dialogue across the frontier.
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Seoul
Korea
John Gaillard
United Nations Commission
Mault and Everhart Convicted in Attica Slaying Case
Charles L. Mault was found guilty yesterday of second degree murder in the August slaying of Carmen Valerino near Twily. Elmer Everhart, his confessed accomplice, also found guilty after a weeklong trial. jurors noted Everhart’s role while Mault slept in the car. Sentencing set for March by Justice Tadge Ten WW Breed. Mault faces 20 years to life. Everhart to testify in section, both to be returned to Attica State Prison.
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Charles L. Mault
Elmer Everhart
Carmen Valerino
Attica
Twily
Mault
Tadge
Breed
Buffalo
Everhart
Chir Maullad
New Road and Gates Planned to Ease NY State Fair Traffic
Harold L. Creal, new Fair director, announced a northern road and two new gates plus an enlarged entrance to improve traffic flow at the New York State Fair in Syracuse. A ring road around the grounds and improved facilities are planned with support from the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and local farm and livestock groups. The fair runs September 2 to 9.
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New York State
Wess
Haruhi I
Creal
Ufaner
Robert G. Soule
8Ytacise Chimber Ul Cuminetee
Harold L. Creal
Homer
Syracuse
Faizots
Sacco
Corland County State Assembly
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Area Farm, and Livestock
Cazenovia College to Graduate 54
Cazenovia College will graduate 54 students at its 195th commencement led by Dean Harry S. Ganders. Graduates include Shirley Thomas Ruth Emmons of Syracuse and Elizabeth Jarvis of Fayetteville among SIETE-FOUR GIRLS from states and Canada. A weekend began with an alumni reception and class day exercises.
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SIETE
Si States
Canada
Harry S. Ganders
Cazenovia Junior College
Shirley Thomas
Ruth Emmons
Syracuse
Elizabeth Jarvis
Fayetteville
Daniel W.terry
Attacker Is Given Six Months and Fifty Dollar Fine
A man at Tompkins Street district accused of attacking his daughter and her husband was found guilty of disorderly conduct. Judge Truman H. Preston imposed six months in jail and a $50 fine after testimony from three patrolmen and victims Mr. and Mrs. Joan Liss.
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Pryrviset
Tompkins St
Truman H. Preston
Joan Liss
Permit Issued For Office Building On Genesee Street
A permit for erecting a two story store and office building on the old Empire House site at 129 W Genesee St was issued yesterday by the Board of Building to Minbros Construction Co for an estimated cost of 827983 Excavation had been done under a temporary permit. The 338 by 320 foot property is owned by Salina Genesee Corp located at 258 Warren St.
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Old Empire House
W. Genesee St
Minbros Construction Co
S. Warren St
Bateau of
Steers
Salina-Genesee Corp
Warren St
Sewage Plant to be Inspected by City Officials Next Week
A sewage disposal plant in need of replacement or renovation will be inspected next week by members of the Common Council and Public Works Commissioner Frank Harman Wisk Gustinsson.
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TNE Ciy
Memherst
The
Common Council
Frank Har
Tank Driving Found Good For Waistline
A Sherman tank toured the old Amboy Airport as city officials promoted a weight loss formula. Mayor Corcoran and officials praised the program after a luncheon where Maj. Lesley Parnell presented a cooperation certificate.
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Amboy
Corcoran
Willam’ A. Barty
George L. Richardson
Marlo Rossi
Lesley Parnell
10Th Tank Battalion
Marine Corps Reserve
Parole Officer Addresses Lions Club Meeting
Lawrence V. Kavanaugh senior parole officer of New York spoke at the Lions Club weekly luncheon at Hotel Syracuse yesterday. He discussed parole system costs and benefits to the public and paroled individuals, introduced by program chairman Farnsworth W. Reckerd.
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Lion
Syracuse
Lawrence V. Kavanaugh
State of
New York
Kavanaugh
Farnsworth W. Reckerd
Chaiman
The
Lions Club
Blood Donor Drive Documents Strong First Year Results
A celebration at the Onondaga County Red Cross center marks the first anniversary of the blood donor tour. Organizers report 24 057 pints donated in year one, easing local hospital shortages. James Heffernan emphasizes ongoing participation and pride in contributing to the program. A Red Cross bloodmobile also tours Ithaca as part of the anniversary events.
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Dowr
Siracuse
Onondaga County
Red Cross
Warren
Uple
James Heffernan
ALSQ
First Presbyterian Church
Railroad Promises To Reduce Smoke in Syracuse Hearing
Representatives of the DB L and W Railroad promise immediate steps to cut smoke. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts spoke after noon as Frederic McArdell, head of the city's smoke bureau, presented evidence of violation at a hearing.
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Syracuse
Nelson F. Pitts
Frederic McArdell
Une
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