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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
2
Recent births in Lee Memorial Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Donald O'Brien of 317 Pathfinder Courts and a son to Mr and Mrs Frederick Wilkins of North Sixth and Lark streets.
A father praises finding cake decorations in the Yellow Pages under Bakers Supplies. He notes the ad helped create a pretty cake for his daughter's first birthday and highlights the Yellow Pages as the quick source for phone numbers and business listings.
Dr. Halbert Dunn of the U.S. Health and Welfare Department told Syracuse audience that a truly civilized society faces annihilation of gains if it cannot balance gigantic forces. He warned citizens that adequate physical space to reduce stresses is essential for true family living amid crowded highways and commerce.
More than 300 delegates attend panels at the state institute led by Dr. Robert E. Pittinger on motivation and civic engagement. Officials discuss enacting a state building code to fix drainage and sanitation issues at the Lafayette beach park.
The New York State Guernsey Breeders Cooperative sues U S Secretary of Agriculture over four cents per hundredweight suspension of payments. The suit, filed in U S District Court, appeals a May 22 decision by Thomas J. Flavin upholding the suspension first imposed March 1, 1941. Attorneys Kniffen and Knishern represent Cobleskill firm.
Seventy five Curr rier and Ives prints form a summer exhibit at Cornell University’s white art museum. The works are loaned by Guy Warfield of Baltimore, a Cornell alumnus and prominent collector in this field.
The Thornden Park pool opening will slide 7 to 10 days past June 23 as a full rehabilitation replaces the planned partial redo. Gunite Associates bids $24,877 to replace the floor and fix half the walls, with a council vote needed for an extra $6,500 to complete the job now and save $3,000 versus next year.
The city got a 276 860 check as the first payment from the federal government’s 720 960 share of the Triangle Block urban renewal project. The payment will compensate property owners condemned for land acquisition as deadlines loom for final awards by Judge Leo Breed.
David Biviano was elected president of the St Charles Borromeo Catholic Youth Organization at the monthly meeting. Officers include Joseph Phillips first vice president Kathleen McKenna second vice president Linda Young secretary and Kathy Burke treasurer. Officers will assume duties in September.
Ronald D. Nye seventeen of 134 Spring Street pleaded innocent in Police Court to first degree robbery after a gunpoint holdup at John Bonacci grocery store 411 North McBride Street. Bail set at 5000 dollars property and 2500 dollars cash. Nye admitted using a .22 caliber pistol. Patrolman William Lawton arrested Nye on foot near Butternut and Lodi streets.
A basement fuel ignition from a pilot light caused a minor explosion at 99 Pleasantview Dr in Liverpool. Parents Mull and Wilt and their three children aged 20 months to three years escaped unharmed as flames spread briefly before firefighters contained the blaze.
A Mechanicsburg labor official Ralph L. Lewis told police $400 was taken from his wallet and $5 from his trousers while he slept in a downtown hotel. Personal papers were reported stolen. Investigating patrolmen John Lynch and Richard Gervais.
A proposed regional planning board for Onondaga County would include representation from every town and village plus the city. Fabius Supervisor Alan Flattery, head of the planning committee, urged the federation to become the board’s official advisory committee, ensuring each community gains a seat through federation trustees. Gerald W. Ladd, chair of the Board of Supervisors, and William F. Walsh of the County Research Department outlined the board’s planned makeup to federation members.
Two separate early today and last night crashes left two people in fair condition. Douglas F. Campbell 46 of Camillus and Lucy H Romano 37 of Solvay were treated for chest face and head injuries after a rear end collision on Orchard road N and W Genesee street. In a Kimber road accident Elizabeth Conte 61 of Jamesville DeWitt road suffered back injuries while Vincenzo Conte 63 and William Randall 21 collided. Conte treated at Crouse Irving Hospital for leg and scalp bruises.
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