Auburn Woman Ticketed After Red Light Crash
An Auburn woman received a traffic ticket for running a red light following a crash at Routes 48 and 31 that injured two people. Carrie Abbot and Florence Gates were treated and released at Crouse-Irving Hospital. Lynn Gates and Helen Winczek were involved in separate incidents with warrants or tickets issued.
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Auburn
G. L. DuBois
North Syracuse
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Carrie Abbot
Vine St
Liverpool
Florence Gates
East Syracuse
Lynn A. Gates
Syracuse
Helen Winczek
Miss Winczek
Warners Road
Onondaga General Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Raymond Grossi
Cogswell Ave
Solvay
Joseph
Charles Johnson
Fitch St
Albert Nicoletti
Harry Ginsberg
Johnson
Grossi
Warners Rd
Failue
Clubs List Activities for the Week in 35th District
Aztrican Peason Committee outlines weekly club meetings starting 7 30 p m today at 220 E Washington St with the 35th Congressional District board of directors at state headquarters. Club 3 meets at 7 30 p m tomorrow at 220 E Washington St followed by an auxiliary at 2 30 p m and a covered dish supper at 6 00 p m. Wednesday sees Club 4 at 7 30 p m at 2 FE Washington St with auxiliary at 4 30 p m. Club 5 meets at 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday at 220 E Washington St. All clubs convene Saturday at 7 30 p m with Club 4 in charge of social activities.
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E. Washington St
Club 5
35Th Congressional District
FE Washington St
Club 4
Ronald Riley Given New Parakeet After Fire Loss
Ronald E. Riley, an 11 year old fifth grader at Salina School, received a new parakeet named Hugh after classmates raised five dollars to replace his lost pet Polly. The boy’s home on Le Moyne Ave. burned last week and firemen said Polly flew away. Ronald’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riley of 707 Bear St.
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Hugh Crinnin
Salina School
le Moyne Ave
Ronald. E
Ronald E. Riley
Salina
Polly
Ronald
Hugh
Crinnin
Harold Riley
Bear St
Face-Lifting Asked For Police Court
Judge P. Leo Dorsey urged city officials to spend 7000 dollars to clean up the Police Court courtroom saying its current appearance is unfit and unkind words were spoken about its look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Leo Dorsey
Marines Dedicate Hero Shaft at Hancock Field Center
Tears filled the eyes of the mother of a war hero as the 2nd Tank Battalion USMC Reserve dedicated their training center at Hancock Field in memory of Gunnery Sgt. Robert H. McCard. Maj. Gen. Leonard E. Rea presided. the McMahon family of 203 Abell Ave. attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Hancock Field
James McMahon
Abell Ave
iGunnery
Robert H. McCard
Leonard E. Rea
Dorsey urges funding for Police Court upkeep in county
In a letter to Mayor Mead Dorsey complains there have been no appropriations for Police Court upkeep for over 20 years. He cites deplorable appearance, heat and cold issues from windows, a stench from a nearby cellblock permeating the room, and dangerous dilapidated benches. He calls for modernization and proper maintenance reflected in the court’s dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Mead
Rea
Sgt. McCard
Arthur M. Hale
Charlotte Hale
Marine Corps
Thomas F. McNeill
Chaplain Corps
U. S. Naval Reserve
2Nd Tank Battalion
Francis J Corrigan
Reopen Milk Price Fight Opens in Syracuse Area
A Syracuse milk producers agency resumes its bid for a state pricing order tomorrow at the Yates Hotel. The State Department of Agriculture and Markets will hold a hearing at 10 am with dealer group representatives present. The petition seeks to establish a milk marketing order for the Syracuse area amid past defeats and prior recessed hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Milk Producers’ Agency
Yates
Soong
Fire departments plan practice move up in Cold Springs area
Fire companies in the northern mutual aid system will stage a practice move up and a mock battle in the Cold Springs Belgium area at 7 pm. Sheriffs' Dispatcher Ernest Moncca will brief nine contingencies and ignite a bonfire while other companies stand by to provide fire protection in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Aid Cystem
Cold Springs
Belgium
Sherigs’ Disorcher
Ernest Monkca
GE develops ship to shore system for regatta coverage
GE engineers unveil a two way ship to shore telephone network for the Lord annual regatta at Onondaga Lake. The setup links finish line observers, James A Ten Eyck boathouse, and the press stand with remote announcers, dispatchers, and Western Union teletype services for full media coverage. Radio stations WFBL and WHEN plan broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Onondaga Lake
W. J. DeZonia
James A. Ten Eyck
Clifford “Tip” Goes
Syra
Case University
T. W. Bresnahan
Ten Eyck
Western Union
WFBL
WHEN
Delay in Police Promotion List Delayed by Legal Action
Syracuse patrolmen who took a 1954 sergeant eligibility test face further delay as legal actions stall acceptance of the list. Patrolman John Hohm challenged eligibility, leading to court orders and appeals that now push the Appellate Division ruling to fall. Several officers are affected due to service-consecutive requirements and testing gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John Hohm
County Civil Service Commission
Hohm
Supreme Court
Henry Hudson
Watertown
Hudson
Stuart E. Pomeroy
Holm
U. S. Treasury
Force
Pomeroy
Appellate Division
Dr Reamon Warns of Family Breakup in Speech
The Rev. Dr. Ellsworth C. Reamon, pastor of Betts Memorial Universalist Church, urged strengthening family ties yesterday. He warned that the United States faces a grave threat from family disintegration as people in Britain and America grow alarmed at the breakdown of domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth C. Reamon
Reamon
Betts Memorial
Universalist Church
America
Great Britain
Accident in Loblaw Warehouse Injures Lafay ette Man
William Aungier a 30 year old resident of Lafay ette sustained serious injuries when a loading lift swung into him after a rack was struck by a forklift at the Loblaw grocery warehouse at E Bringhton Ave and Ainsley Dr. He received hip and leg injuries, treated at Crouse Irving Hospital, and released to go home. Eastern Ambulance transported him to the hospital. Patrolman Andrew McArdle described the incident as a man walking beside towed equipment when the lift struck a rack.
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Margaret Aragoni
Grant Blvd
Erie Blvd
Thompson Rd
Miss Aragoni
Onondaga General Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Laurence Doodgian
Patrick J. Stanton
Pratts Lane
James Mer
Utica
Erie Boulevard
Stanton
Miller
Henry Dudley
Thomas H. LaValle
Shuart Ave
LaValle
Syracuse General Hospital
William Aungier
Lafayette
Loblaw
E. Bringhton Ave
Ainsley Dr
LeMoyne Honors Three with First Female Honorary Degree
Mrs. EH. Paul Nelligan of Syracuse received an honorary doctor of humane letters marking the first time a woman was so honored by Le Moyne College. Stewart F. Hancock of Syracuse earned an honorary doctor of laws, and W. Marcus Crahan of Fulton received another law degree. The Very Rev. Robert I. Gannon, S.J. urged graduates to return to religious principles that guided the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
LeMoyne Colege
EH. Paul Nelligan
Stewart F. Hancock
W. Marcus Crahan
Fulton
le Moyne
Robert I. Gannon
S.J
Fordham University
Father Gannon
St. Ignatius’ Church
New York City
Walter A. Foery
Riobert F. Grewen
S. J
Joseph B. Tooney
Catholic Charities
Francis J. Fallon
Father Grewen
Med grads urged to add to education at Osler themed talk
Dr Dorst dean of Cincinnati College of Medicine revised Osler bedside book recommending liberal education for medical students. The speech at SUNY College of Medicine commencement urged continued reading beyond the Bible Shakespeare and Montaigne with new titles and classic works to broaden professional life and lifelong learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osser
Stanley E. Dorst
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
William Osser
State University of New York College of
Montaigne
Dorst. Osler
Osler
U. S
Shakespeare
Plutarch
Marcus Aurelius
Epictetus
Browne
Cervantes
Emerson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dorst
Russel Kirk
Henry Adams
A. N. Whitehead
Sir William Osler
Harvey Cushing
Galsworthy
New England
van Wyck
Brooks
Albert Jay
Nock
Dr. Dorst
Herman G. Woelskellen
Colege of Medicne
Syracuse
Mumps Tops Disease List in Syracuse Health Report
The Syracuse Department of Health reports last week 43 mumps cases and 2 measles cases. Measles rose from 21 the prior week while mumps fell from 62. Other diseases included chickenpox 14, German measles 7, infectious hepatitis 1, meningitis 1, pneumonia 5, strep throat 10. Outside Syracuse, Onondaga County recorded 19 mumps and 17 strep throat cases. Additional totals: chickenpox 12, measles 10, tuberculosis 4, pneumonia 3.
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Bureau of
Syracuse
Onondaga County
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Riley
Ron
Marines
Hero
G.E
Dr. Reamon
New Hall
Lakeland School
Eugene Horan
Nicholas Wasnik
Joseph Berndt
Geddes
Ray C. Noble
LeMoyne
Mrs. Nelligan
Debdureh Leone
James Leone
Jederzon Si
Gannon
Edward Eagan
Eugenia J. Koscinski
H. Paul Nelligan
William J. Conroy
Eugene J. Fitzmartin
Engish
Margaret O’deal Carroll
Gregory J. Derjschug, Sr
Pi Gamma Mu
Ronald J. Buttarazzi
Mary Haskell
Industrial
Chaumont Forum
Anthony A. Henninger
John F. O'Mara
Dablon Rostra
Susan £. Henninger
O'Mara
Grabowski
Conroy Butterazzi
Parry P. Fairand
Robert J. Flavin
Donald J. LaCombe
John J. Milla
Saverio F. Pensadene
Francis J. Eyramman
Walter D. Prybyla
John M. Noonan
Thomas A. Vitanza
Honor
Alpha Sigma Nu
Jesuit Honor Society
Xen
Vitanza
Aldo FF
Cazéarell
Thomas J. MacPeak
J. Kevi. Mahoney
Ronald A Naumann
Gamma Pi Epsilon
National
Jesuit Honor Society For Women
Miss Poerio
Miss Carrol
Miss Roschinski
Beverly A. Langzpas
Mary Alice McAdha
Eee Co. Rent
Rose Slarie Stanton
Society of the Social Sciences
Miss Pursio
Bowman
Rattarezzi
Souen
Omara
Eee
Fivila M. Basile
Pasquale P. 129
Peth M. McAvey
John O. Speaker
Ite
Margaret E. Spersyn
jRose $M. Stanton
Newark
Jackson & Verkies Rose Garden
Merlene Tellier
Cynthia
Muamereon
Canandaigua
Vadeboncocar
WSYR
Wsyr-Tv
Patricia Persons
Sodus
Leraine Weston
Marion
Waning
Beltone Hearing Service
W. Fayetie ST
S. Salina ST
W. Onondaga ST
Savings Bank
Eastwold
Voctor Ave
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