A A A Cites Low Auto Death Rate
A A A reports a lower number of automobile fatalities citing safety studies and improved vehicle standards. No detailed figures are provided in readable text. The item highlights progress but lacks specific data or named sources beyond the association.
Pedestrian safety contest honors Syracuse 1955 record
Syracuse won honorable mention in the American Automobile Association’s 17th annual Pedestrian Protection Contest for its low 1955 pedestrian death rate, improving from 24 to 18 per 100000 population since 1954, with 4 pedestrians killed and 19 injured in 1955. City officials cited patrols, engineering, and public awareness as factors.
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Herald-Journal Bureau
Washington
Syracuse
American Automobile Assn
B. F. Cole
Asa
Jan Mld
Doc
Fic
Richard
Dick) Brown
AAA
Thomas Hennigan
Lewis J. Heller
Arthur Leahey
Seattle
Wash
Newton
Mass
Kansas
Carl Sabray
Partici
J. Pitt Smith
Adirondack
F. P. Collins Paint Co
Old Forge
Rocky Wallpaper
Inlet
Carl's
Robert Bruce
Collins
Blue Mt. Lake
Russell Patterson
Ee Ay
Judge Urges Le Moyne Grads To Dispense Charity of Christ
The 1956 Le Moyne College commencement featured Judge John M. Murtagh urging graduates to share the charity of Christ. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws as 145 degrees were given. other honorees included Bishop Cunningham and Prof. Joseph J. McGrath.
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LeMoyne Grads
City of
New York
LeMoyne
War Memorial
John M. Murtagh
David P. Cunningham
Syracuse
Albert Haskell
Cortland
Joseph J. McGrath
Syracuse University
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Robert F. Grewen
S.J
le Moyne
Walter A. Foery
Murtagh
Muretagh
Christ
Cath Jolie
Cunningham
Grewen
le Moyne College
Bshop
Tribute to community leader and Catholic gentleman
The Syracuse Herald Journal notes with praise the devoted cooperation with civic charitable educational and religious projects. It honors a community leader and Catholic gentleman who set outstanding examples of service and leadership to young men and women.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Eivic, Charitabe
Society donates $1000 to church school fund banquet
The Rosary and rea Society of St Marys Church gave $1000 to the church school fund at their annual Springside Inn banquet. The donation was presented to Rt. Rev. Msgr. William E. Cowen by Mrs J Harold Wright, society vice president. Rev. John L Coolan of Blessed Sacrament Church Rochester spoke.
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Auburn
Rosary and
Rea Society
St. Mary's Church
Springside Inn
William E. Cowen
J. Harold Wright
John L. Coolan
Blessed Sacrament Church
Rochester
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