Prosecutor Rebukes Court Over Hospital Commitments
District Attorney William H. Bowers criticizes the court for not following proper procedure in committing individuals to Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital. He urges two psychiatrists be appointed by the hospital director to examine cases, arguing current methods bypass due process and do not aid rehabilitation. The dispute arises amid county财政 audits and ongoing briefing by Saul and Major as the state contends proper steps were followed in other courts.
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William H. Bowers
Whilam H. Bamerick
Court of Special Sessions
Syracuse
Bisls
Clifford H. Sear
Alexander Saul
Charles T. Major
Polls Court
Children's Court
Billy Bowers
Bowers
Saul
Homer W. Walsh
Bamerick
Syracusan Masonic Vet Aid Appoints New Committee
The Syracusan Masonic Vet Aid has appointed a new Lie Masonic Veterans Committee for service and care, under Frank M. Taito grand master of the New York State Masons. The committeeman retires from each section of the state, with ongoing work to address member needs and issues across the organization.
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Frank M
Solvay Firemen Attend Buffalo Chief Parley
Solvay fire department personnel travel to Buffalo for a New York State fire chiefs convention. Attendees include Fire Chief C Joy Deriow and First Deputy Chief James Contin along with Second Deputy Chief Gerald L Blair and other department leaders and instructors from Allied Chemical Company and local fire brigades.
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New York State
Buffalo
C. Joy Deriow
James 3
Contin
Gerald L Blair
Willoughby
Barrett
Allied Chemical Company
F. E Winoughty
Thomas Beagle
Joseph Botz
Edward DeLorenzo
L. J. Dwyer
Ambrose Jay Kaughton
Jozeph Ryan
Theft Denied in Woolworths Case in Police Court
Astonia Falgo faced theft charges for sesarab articles allegedly taken from the F. O. Woolworth store in East Read. Judge Truman L. Pi fon set bail at $3ti on June 16, with the case entered in Police Court.
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Vlon Astonia
Polie Court
Truman LL
F. O. Woolworth
Eastwead
Eight Injured in Central New York Auto Mishaps
A Central New York report details eight people injured in separate auto accidents yesterday. Diane Lavin, 8, of N Syracuse, was run over by a duck driven by Leonard Graziano and admitted with a crushed chest and possible skull fracture at Crouse Hospital after initial care by Dr William Winne. Ned Ommett, 10, of 1420 S McBride Street, suffered burns and possible concussion and was taken to Onondaga General Hospital. Several others, including Panolmen James Murray, Jonald Klug, Patricia Revider, and Daniel Gokien, are listed with various injuries and hospitalizations. The incidents occurred near homes and along Route 20 east of Auburn, involving several drivers and pedestrians.
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Johildren
New York
Diane Lavin
Tol Lavin
Wells As
Syracuse
Crouse-living ‘Hospital
Leonard Graziano
William Z. Winne
Jana
Cii
North Sythcuse Ifira Department
Intuiusd
Wien
al S. Sime
van Buren
Ned Ommett
McBride
Onondaga General Hospital
Panolmen
James Murray
Jonald Klug
Carleton Davis
Salina St
Onéndaga General Bpilm
Tiogest
Daniel Gokien
Tully St
Ibn Louis Mosher
Thaboy
Franer J. Maroney
Ostrander Ay
Patricia Reviter
Oakwood Ay
General Hospital
John O'Shea
Barnard Weber
Gui van Snotha
Michael Miller
Sizer
Harvey Davideon
Madison St
Auburn City Hospital
Contd Corp
Klausmer
Skangateles
YbSiallion
Stave
Davidson
Auburn
Daha Bully
W. Genespesh
Lee Memorial
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Fulton
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Hanaibul Ats. Fulton
Tuition Fees at Syracuse Rise by Fifty Dollars
Syracuse University voters learn tuition in all courses increases by 50 dollars after the spring board meeting at Hotel Syracuse. The raise lifts the annual fee from 500 to 850 dollars for certain programs while other rates adjust to 600 dollars. ceremonies and campus events followed, with campus leaders and faculty preparing for the baccalaureate and related celebrations.
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Syracuse University
Board of Trustees
Syracuse
Rane
Walliam P. Tolley
Uillon Rasises
Biological Sciences
Gyatan
Charles C. Moble
Hendricks
Luipold Wallach
Donald
Lutheran Chplon
The
University Bend
Harwood Simmer
Man Strikes and Robs Woman in Wilkinson Street Attack
A 28-year-old woman was robbed of $10 by a lone man who struck her and attempted further assault near Barker Avenue at 10:49 PM yesterday. She surrendered $10 in $1 bills from her purse and fled into a nearby store when a car approached, then reported the incident to police. The assailant was described as a young man, and authorities are seeking witnesses.
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Wean Hs
Wilkinson SL
Barker Aw
Isc Pole
Club Loses License After Suspension Announcement
The State Line Authority announced the suspension of Dominick and Sam Corrall’s Union Serlee Club liquor license for 20 days starting June 22. The club was charged with selling liquor to minors and to persons accompanied by guests, affecting operations at 201 S. Salinas.
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State Line Authority
Oday
Jquor
Union Serelee Slub
Ing
College tuition hikes spike at university meeting
The law course will rise to 600 while the College of Medicine tuition increases from 750 to 800 a year. Student leaders including Miss Marjorie Hunt and Ralph Holaworth presented the recommendations after conferences with the administration. Chancellor Tolley outlined plans and new emeritus appointments were announced, with trustees elected or reelected and new officers named.
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College of Mideines
Bard
Marjorie Hunt
New Hartford
Ralph Holaworth
Davy Orange
Richard Loesier
Men's Student Govenment
David Baer
Chapel Board
Thich
Tolley
Simeon ‘T Wart
Joh Jamieson
College of Applied Seence
Cdward
F McCarthy
Ren Yoke State College of Applied Science
An Lawise* Macleod
College of Home Economics
F Willam Boigward
Tsase Squire Carroll
William Yermglon
College of Liberal Arts
Br. Werdnar D. Aver
Donald S. Childs
Neal J. Cowan
Ceril Geiger
Louis M. Hickerwell
Brooks W. McCuen
Frederick S Wetherill
Herbert Yeekal
College of Medicine
Tax Yield And Deadline Projections In Early Report
Tax figures show a yield around $70,000 with receipts and fees bringing totals near $70,900. Forecasts reference merchant plans and a June 2 deadline, with Baldwin counsel noting an approximate $2,006,000 in returns for the first three months of the tax year.
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Uae
Roger
Baldwin Tales
Mycology Expert Lowe to Attend Michigan Meeting
Dr Ang J Lowe, professor of forestry at Syracuse University, will represent the college at the Mycology Society of America summer meeting June 15 37 at the Michigan Biological Camp near Cheboygan Michigan. The society studies fungi including wood decayers.
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Ang J. Low
York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Mycnlogy Society of America
Michigan Biological Camp
Chebo Mich
Tr. Lowe
Burglary Reports From Sombrero Inn and Nearby Homes
Multiple break ins across 1637 N Salina Street and surrounding buildings. Loot includes $59 in bills, a $40 wristwatch, liquor, cigars, a jewelry box, and a child's pendant with loose stones. Entry observed via rear window and wine door. safe moved but not opened. Police notified. one neighbor heard a noise around 3 AM but did not investigate. Victims include Max Sohi of East Paicemo and Evert Williams, with properties at 675 S Salina and 349 Teall Avenue.
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Sombrero Inn
N. Salina Sl
Aholher
Presbyterians Adopt Resolution Opposing Communism
The Committee on sock education and Archon of the Prea dytarian SyHol of New York, meeting in Syracuse, unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the Mundt-Nixon ap li-Communist act. No action was taken on universal military training or pending call bills. Rev. Shelby Brookler of St James Church presided and the group will present a report at the annual New York State Synod conference in Glens Falls on Oct 18.
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SyHol
New York
Halri Syracuse
Presbyterian Church of the
U. S
Shelby Brookler
St. James
Judge Blasts Police in Policy Case
Judge William H. Bamerick condemned police handling in a policy ticket case. In chambers, he said slips promoting policy appeared in plain sight in the city and faulted officers for arresting youths rather than curbing the underlying activity. Defendants Henry R and Raymaena E, both 18 and 20, of 40 Oakwood Ave, pleaded not guilty to possessing policy slips. They admitted the tickets were in the store when arrested after a May 14 purchase. The judge gave time to remove the tickets and fined them. he warned police on their investigation of John Byrdsong, proprietor of a disorderly house, noting the case was postponed for lack of readiness.
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Youtla
Elly
William H. Bamerick
Juane Bamarick
Ely
Enery
Raymaena E
Emel
Oakwood Av
Ty Oakwood
Bamerek
Bameriek
John Byrdsong
Tune
Ao Apc
Annual Picnic Held In Bradford Bills
Annual or MNLL for members of the Bradford Ells Property Openers' Association occurs on vacant lots at Ev Holiday and Bradford Road tomorrow afternoon. Highlights include the annual baseball game between eastern and western teams captained by Arthur Stover and Joseph Owens, with athletic stunts directed by William G Maclon, committee chair.
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Bradford
Lois Potter to Attend Public Affairs Parley
Miss Lois Potter of Willataon at New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University will represent the college at a conference in Atlantic City June 19. The American Library Association hosts the meeting on the Challenge of Public Affairs.
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Loi
Tonsville
I Li
New York State
Unione
P. Augustes
Fopkine
Ett
Rotary Club
Benet
B. Haylor
Kiwans Club
Lois Pot
Willataon
New York Stile College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Atlantic City
American Libary Association
Le Moyne College Holds Moving Up Day Rites
Le Moyne sophomore moving up day ceremonies unfolded with processions from Syracuse to Le Moyne Heights. Rt Rev Msgr Ronm attended from Hotel Syracuse as students gathered, heard vows from Very Rev Schlaerth, and strode to the campus for a formal dance.
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Ta Mayne College
Ure Garden
Cese
Syracuse
Jamas St
Chancery Office
Moyne Heights
Ronm
David F. Cunningham
Dents
le Moyne Anilim
E. Onondogal
William J
Schlaerth
Salt Springs
Sishey
le Mayne Heights
Mayne College
le Moyne
Commission Appointed to Set Values for Housing Project
A commission is appointed to condemn and set values on property to be taken for a state city housing project on Fayette Street. Members include Abram Zollerapy, Robert E. Roney, Sanford Engel, and John R. Mopkins, with Arthur M. Beach and several attorneys representing property owners to attend hearings and administer oaths of office.
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Atorvertanlay
Abram Zollerapy
Robert E. Roney
Sanford Engel
John R Mopkins
Ithreemambar Condemination Commission
E. Fayette St
Arthur M. Beach
Agslatant Corporation
Saga As Thel
Hold Up Incident Report With Confused Details
A scrambled police blotter item recounts three men confronting a cashless Thomas Drummer in a neighborhood. Drummer, 2, of B115, reported the trio shouted and fled as he claimed he had no money. officers searched but found no suspects.
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Thomas
Mei
Garrison
Drumince
Jel
Tolice
Drummonal
Develipi
Man Denies Guilt In Auto Theft
William J. Robinson, 77, of East Syracuse, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny in Police Court and was held for the grand jury by Judge Truman H. Preston after waiving examination. Robinson is charged with the theft of a car from Bresee Chevrolet Co and was arrested yesterday by a sergeant Ba.
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William J. Robinson
East
Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
Robinson
Bresee Chevrolet Co
Set
Leo Ba
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Onendala County Medics Society
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Michigan
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