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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
2
The Saturday Evening Post delves into Brigitte Bardot story from adolescence to stardom. It details her early life, a controlling Svengali husband, and the controversial films she made that fueled public debate. Bardot discusses fame and personal turmoil threaten her career and life.
A parent recounts learning their baby was blind and describes the journey from distress to acceptance. The piece traces reactions, coping, and finding a hopeful life for both parent and child.
Ty Cobb denies spikes were filed down and says in 23 seasons he aimed to injure an opponent only twice. At 71, he reveals why he wished he had become a doctor and reflects on his life in a feature titled A Visit With Ty Cobb. The magazine issue promises eight articles, four stories, two serials, cartoons and photos.
Owners of two buildings at 482 and 484-494 S Salina St were told by the City Bureau of Buildings that the structures were damaged beyond restoration except for new work. Louise Quackenbush and Franklin Schwarzer received notices stating they cannot rehab the remains and must remove damaged materials and meet code for possible new construction. Building must remain secured against entry while a rebuild decision is made.
The Syracuse Conservatory Concert Band led by Joseph Maida announces a three concert summer run. The opener is Friday at 7 p.m. at the House of Providence with further shows at 3:15 p.m. Sunday at Thornden Park Rose Festival and 2 p.m. Wednesday June 25 at Loretto Rest.
Driveway Paving Co Inc was low bidder on a city contract to pave sections of Hiawatha and State Fair boulevards. The firm offered $38,740 for resurfacing Harbor Brook to Spencer Street, far below City Engineer Potter W Kelly’s estimated $73,200.
Speeding and driving violations are listed for multiple defendants in Manlius North Syracuse Marcellus East Syracuse and Syracuse areas. Names include Gilbert Rice George Kingsley Jr Geraldine Mincella Labo urdette and H Bacon with penalties ranging from 10 to 50 dollars for speeds from 35 to 50 mph and related license infractions.
James J Kellish of Manlius and Patricia J Donovan of Cazenovia are among those granted marriage licenses. Also listed are Raymond Winslow and Dorothy Rock. Arthur F Russell Jr and Alice A Clanaulli. Joseph Raczkowski and Amelia Barno. Anthony Mastrobattista and Rosalie D Amore. Robert Evans and Joan Cochran. Thomas Fisher and Surzane Burgess. Rederick Buck and Mary Cunnan. Peter Griffith and Judith Baiffen.
Cloud Wampler of Carrier Corp predicts new air conditioning products from ongoing R&D will profoundly affect living and working environments. He calls the current market the brightest spot in consumer durables and cites only two percent of electric homes with AC. He forecasts 1958 AC sales near 1.6 to 1.7 million units.
Suffolk Onondaga County townships and villages show growth in state aid from 1950 to 1959. Figures list 33 communities with 1950 baselines and 1959 projected totals, noting Camillus and Syracuse retain high or stable ratings while westward shifts occur in Camillus and neighboring towns.
The 16th Ward Democratic Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Daryl Kline’s home 113 Berkely Dr. Kline is the announced Democratic candidate for Congress. Plans include campaign setup and voter registration efforts including a delegation to the Election Board before month’s end. Discussion of a proposed community college and related liberal arts concerns are on the agenda.
Gilbert Rice 23 of Manlius saw a driving while intoxicated count reduced to speeding and pleaded guilty with a $50 fine after a May 31 accident on N Salina Street. Julius Szerencsy 31 of Clay Road 2 was involved in the crash. Kingsley Jr. 27 of North Syracuse had a DWI reduced to passing a red light and paid a total $30 in fines for red light and driving without corrective lenses.
Don H. Brown of Baldwinsville, publisher of several weeklies in Onondaga County, appears the leading GOP nom candidate for the first district assemblyman. A Republican committee meeting Thursday will finalize nominating decisions. Brown, known across Baldwinsville, North Syracuse, Liverpool, Gamillus, Elbridge, Jordan and Skaneateles, leads the Onondaga Town Publishing Co. and heads the Baldwinsville Messenger. He has long been Republican town chairman in Van Buren and would replace Assemblyman Lawrence M. Rulison, who seeks a State Senate seat succeeding Searles G. Schultz who is retiring.
Despite rain, officials from city, county, state and towns broke ground on the six million dollar Syracuse Metropolitan sewage treatment plant on Hiawatha Blvd. The ceremony marked the ceremonial start for offices and admin buildings while digestion tanks had already begun. Completion is slated for July 1, 1960, with trunk sewers and related work to follow, enabling expansion of residential and industrial tracts as growth accelerates. Sewage will be conveyed by pipeline to the Seneca River, ending pollution of Onondaga Lake.
Judge P Leo Dorsey blamed lawyers for a late Police Court start. He arrived at 10 15 a m instead of 10 a m and said the delay was caused by attorneys waiting outside his chambers to discuss pending cases before the session.
Registration now available under permanent personal registration. Traveling teams visit North Syracuse Village Hall for Cicero and Clay voters. Registration hours 3:30 to 10 p.m. at Village Hall. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 601 James St. Election Board. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at motor vehicle bureau courthouse branch.
Police investigate a spate of vehicle thefts last night and this morning as unlocked cars in the 400 block of S Clinton St and nearby targets were ransacked. Among items stolen are clothing worth $150 from Mrs Shirley Reynolds and a sport coat from Leroy Whipple. In one case a locked car yielded two suits a leather case and an electric shaver valued at $105.
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