Kiwanis Fete Honors Weyant in Solvay Tribute
Walter B. Weyant pastor of the Solvay-Geddes Kiwanis Club was honored at a Fairmount dinner as he retires after 31 years in the Solvay school system. New York district Kiwanis Key Clubs chairman, he helped organize about 20 clubs. Weyant plans to move to Miami to teach.
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Probation Given in Arson Attempt in County Court
In Cortland County Court Judge Lea W Breed placed Raymond L Croisetiere 33 of 298 Green St on five years probation for attempted second degree arson at the Marine Room 163 E Onondaga St May 48 He pleaded guilty to the reduced charge from an initial first degree arson indictment Also sentenced James Sease 20 of 708 E Adams St to an indefinite term not to exceed five years at Elmira Reception Center after pleading guilty to first degree grand larceny for stealing an $1800 car on April 15 from Dr Melvin Horwitz Annie Turk 38 of 711 E Adams St pleaded guilty to a reduced third degree assault for throwing a pint whisky bottle at Ferley Dawson on March 4 the bottle striking her in the left eye later removed The assistant district attorney said the charge was reduced due to a serious question of criminal intent Turk will be sentenced June 21.
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Load Zone Meter Plan Held Up
City Traffic Engineer W Frank Kavanaugh sought permission to install 330 parking meters in loading zones in the central business district. Councilman E A O'Hara Jr withheld the measure to allow truckers to discuss with the Traffic Committee. A committee meeting with the Syracuse Truckers Assn is planned to iron out objections. The council also approved eight voting machines at about 9800 and authorized trading in two 1954 patrol cars for new ones. Session lasted 45 minutes.
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Baldwinsville committee to study water and sewer problems
A village committee was appointed to study water and sewer problems in Baldwinsville. The group, headed by John C. Meyers, will address issues related to accepting new tracts into the village and strengthen the existing water system. Members include Donald Brown, R. C. Corburn, Walter Thompson and A. J. Palmers.
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Primatene Inhaler Sold Without Prescription
An old newspaper blurb promotes Primatene as a nonprescription asthma remedy. It claims the formula opens airways, loosens mucus, and stops attacks in minutes with relief lasting hours, priced at 98 cents with a money back guarantee. It notes medical tests supporting a three medicine combination and suggests physicians endorse its use for quick asthma relief.
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Niagara Mohawk plant loss not to exceed 20 million
Earle J. Machold of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp dismissed reports that the Schoellkopf plant disaster at Niagara Falls caused a $100 million loss. He said the depreciated value on the books is about $20 million, with $8 million tied to the totally destroyed sections. The company aimed to restore service quickly and would protect security holders while pursuing appropriate steps.
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Library Offers Special Summer Vacation Borrowing
Miss Frieda F. Gates, director, announced Syracuse Public Library branches offer a vacation borrowing program. Readers may borrow up to 10 books and keep them until September 15, while new or in demand titles continue two week loans.
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