Vote on County Government Backed by Citizens Committee
A Syracuse Onondaga County supervisors committee urged a referendum on adopting a new county government form in the November election. The plan proposes four forms with an executive, with a July 7 board vote likely. The group, led by Supervisor Thomas H. Dyer, will meet June 21 to approve final recommendations for submission.
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Supervisors
Citizens Committee
Board of Supervisors
Committes
Ionen
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Comomfeee
Thomas H. Dyer
Onondaga
Heny
A. Fisselbrand
Fourth Ward
Robert G. Soule
Citizens’ Committee
J Bureau
Regect
Dyer
Rasearea| Berean
League of Women’ Voters
Store Thieves Steal Cash and Insurance Policies
Patrol reports entry A Davis and Devereaun store on 714 Kirk palres st broken through a front door. Thieves pried open a safe taking 125 dollars in bills and 10 dollars in change plus 135 dollars in cash from the register. Three insurance policies also stolen. Unlocked cash register left untouched. Detectives continuing investigation today.
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Davis and Devereaun Vemiete
Kirkpalres St
Frank Weber
Return From Korea Celebrates Syracuse Area Servicemen
Nineteen Syracuse area men aboard the Navy transport William Gorgon arrived in San Francisco from Korea. Names include Corp Frank W. Francis, 143 Mayarst. Corp Henry T. Kadamus, 108 Sidmen. Pic Arnold L. Norton, 117 Manius Street, East Syracuse. Corp Lawrence Z. Cooper, Box 96, Stary t i H. Corp Charles E Cuminga, 25 Coleman Ave Ebmra. Pic John R. Diefenbacher, 13 Westcott Street. Pic Francis J. Dury, 9 Priest, Singhamton. Sfc Ambrose M. Frigpatrick, R.D., Tully. Corp Ralph Hevory, Spring Street, Clifton Springs. Pic John Arthur H. Jensen, Yan. Also Capt George E Lang, 915 Sh Sherift. Maron W. Lay Aunurn ri, Seneca Falls. Pic Codie Lewis Jr., RD 6, Binghamton. Corp Michael Marusich. Judson W Mar ton Street, Ogdensburg. Pic Joseph C. Schaefer, 351 Van Duzee, Watertown. Sir Gordon E. Soule, Orwell Road, Lacona. Corp Rochard, 33 Berry Street, Norwich.
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Syracuse
Wiliam Gorgon
San Francsco
Korea
Westcott St
Norwich
Pic
Francis J. Dury
Singhamton
Sfc
Ambrose M. Frigpatrick
R.D
Tully Corp
Ralph Hevory
Spring St
Clifton Springs
Arthur H. Jensen Yan
George E Lang
Maron W. Lay Aunurn Ri
Seneca
Codie Lewis, Jr
Binghamnson, Corp
Michael Marusich
Dinah Baasee
Judson
Marton St
Ogdensburg
Joseph C. Schaefer
van Duzee
Watertown
Sir
Gordon E. Soule
Orwell
Lacona
Alumni breakfast for Assumption School grads and alumni
The Alumni Association of Assumption School will escort the 1952 graduates to an 8 AM Mass at Assumption Church tomorrow. After Mass, graduates and alumni will attend a parish hall breakfast. Honored guests include Rev Dermott Dan, Rev Domonie Kimmel, Rev Jeffrey Keefe, and Sisters of St. Francis of Assumption.
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Assumption School
Assumption Church
Alumni Association
Dermott Dan
OMC Surituel
Domonie Kimmel
OMC
Assumpion Church
Jeffrey Keefe
Sisters of St. Francis of Assumption
Shipyard Training Grads Hear Murphy at Philadelphia
Murphy, a World War I veteran and former head of vocational rehabilitation, spoke to about 590 graduates at Philadelphia shipyard training exercises. He urged apprentices to pursue skilled trade careers, praised wartime service, and stressed applying craft skills wisely to develop character. The event drew shipyard and naval officials, educators, and veterans groups.
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Herald-Journal Wire Philapelpaia
P Roure
William T Musghy
Philadelyina
Neal Shpferd Murphy
Jeta Fang Adminstration
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Grand Murphy
Benjamin Franklin
Phy
Murphy
Red Cross seeks 20 women for blood program aid
The local Red Cross chapter announced an urgent need for volunteer women to staff various departments. Twenty volunteers will complete a 20 hour course for work at the downtown blood center at 735 Warren St and on mobile visits to industrial plants. Applicants aged 15 to 35 may enroll for orientation in canteen work and block program activities. Call the Red Cross office at 3111 Monday and Tuesday between 8 AM and 5 PM.
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Red Crosswood
Warren St
Two Boys Injured In Auto Accidents
Edward J McLaghlin aged 5 of 106 Holden Street treated for a fractured right leg and minor head injury at Memorial Hospital after a traffic crash on Granday Street. He is listed in good condition. Jonetist Police report he was struck by a car driven by Shirley Williams of 513 E Jefferson Street. Richard W Funka of 301 Ashley Avenue, a bicyclist, suffered a minor injury to his right foot in a collision on 200 pige, Coughlin Avenue, with a car driven by Harry T Campbell of Eldridge Road.
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Edward J. McLalghln
Holden St
Memoral Hospital
Granday
Jonetist
Cae Draven
Shirley Waliams
E. Jefferson St
Richard W. Funca
Ashazle Av
Coughlin Av
Harry T Campbell
Elridge RD
Niagara Mohawk Wage Increase Under New Pact
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL announce a two year contract raising wages seven percent for 5,350 youths and 3,650 other employees. The June 1 effective raise includes a company and employee paid surgical and medical hospital plan.
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Miagera Mohash Power Corp
International ‘Brotherhood of Electrical Works
AFL
Titus Case In Recess To Monday In Federal Court
Attorneys for both sides in the $374,000 misapplication of panic funds case drew up strategy plans for next week as Judge James Tooley recessed the proceedings. The government introduced evidence including photostats of 13 checks drawn by Titus and deposits, with defense claims of delays and sentencing disputes noted.
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Paul Ti
Micks
Auburn
James Tooley
Titus’ Lawser
Waliam J. Barron
Jas
Titus
Kigeks
Tus
Ims
Kloot
Boo
Leslie L Root, Jr Foot
Manlius High School Sponsors Scholarship for German Youth
Manlius High School sponsors a scholarship for a German youth and has launched a drive among students and residents to cover costs. The recipient is Michael Herman Yampr, 17, of Heidelberg, a senior in high school with interests in literature and crafts. He will live at the home of Mr and Mrs Wooster Eaton in Senecast during his stay, as Manlius becomes the county’s fourth high school to offer an international scholarship.
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Manlics High School
Michael Herman Yampr
Heidelber Gereere Alges
MS Aottas
Manlius
Wooster Eaton
Senecast
Manliz
Creek Patrolman Battles Blaze at Manila Street Home
Patrolman Thomas Andalero discovered a fire at 195 Manila from an exploding 55 gallon drum of kerosene. He and another officer tried to contain it with a garden hose before firemen arrived and extinguished the blaze. Chief Ernest Goebel noted the cause is undetermined.
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Manila
Heresane
Charles Write
Thomas Andalero
Onen
Dasizier
Ernest Goebel
Boy Hurt After Swing Fall in East Syracuse
OHN C. PARCELL of Free man Road East Syracuse was treated at SS Joseph's Hospital yesterday for slight injuries after falling from a swing at 960 Glen Cove Road.
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Ohn
C. Parcell
Freeman Rd
Syracuse
SS Joseph's Hospital
Glen Cove Rd
CBA Head Given Farewell Luncheon
Principal Brother Cornelius of Chin Brothers Academy received a farewell luncheon at the Century Club as he prepares to transfer to a new post. Leonard M. Markert chaired the event with leaders including Frank J. Crege Joseph Huber and William Owens in attendance. Cornelius, a Brooklyn native and Manhattan College graduate, previously taught at La Salle Military Academy St Josephs Collegiate Institute and La Salle Academy in New York.
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CBA
C. Cornelies
FSC
Chin Brothers Academy
Century Club Yeesterday
Leonard P Markert
Frank J. Crege
Joseph Huber
Louis Steigerwald
Daniel Mathews
State Police push to identify two teens in girl's death
State Police pressed to identify two teenagers seen talking near East Syracuse after the body of 12 year old Alice Richardson was found in a marsh near Green Lakes State Park. Police Chief Fred Ray and Inspector John Lawson led the investigation as detectives reviewed leads, while prosecutors prepared for services held at Cline Funeral Chapel and Emanuel Episcopal Church.
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Pam
Alice Richardson
East Syra
Couse
Route 5
Green Lakes State Park
Mir
Jand
H. E. Richardson
Syracuse
Treapers
Anfurmason
DeWitt
Fred [Ray
East Syracuse
Cahill
Aquor
East Isyracuse
Ean Sr
John Lawson
Cass
Cline Guneral Chapel
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Alice
Ask Antlerless Deer Season Debated in New York Counties
A Syracuse meeting of New York State wildlife committees and the State Farm Bureau considered an open antlerless deer season to curb crop damage. Reported deer losses were rising in several counties, with season length and eligibility varying by county according to herd size.
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Syracuse
New York State Canyon Department
New State Farm Bureau Federation
Hotel Onondaga
Pharplttess
Jake
Corinth-O-Ree Opens Under Ledden as Area Head
The Corinth-O-Ree festival opened on the Corinthian Foundation lawns at 930 James St with fun and gaiety as Bishop Ledden of the Syracuse Area Plethocist Church was recommended to retain his post as head of the conference area. Proceeds support Wagon Wheel programs while entertainment ranges from a White Elephant tent to a country style dance last night. Today features a magic show and choral performances led by the Corinthian Club chorus. Bishop Ledden and three other northeast conference bishops were named to continue leading their regions.
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W. Earl Ledden
Syracuse Area
Plethocist Church
Harrisburg
Piehwes
James St
Sai! City Five
Dixieland
Wagon Wheel
Segstercey
Giory
Wedgewoo! China
Limoges Chung
Gli
Frank Hannessey
WNDR
Corinthian Club Chorus
Jean Blackmore
Ledgen
Frederck B. Newlal
New York
Charles Wiesteyg
Wessington Aves
Syracuse
Newell Receiver
Lsacy
Funeral Urn Still Gone in NYC Theft Case
A broadcast plea seeks the return of the ashes of Viola Hill Ferris widow of Syracuse minister Rev Walter Rockwood Ferris. The wooden urn and a small package were stolen from a Manhattan garage where the car was parked Thursday night. Cremated in Wilmington NC, her ashes were en route to a Brooklyn cemetery for delayed burial in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
New York City
Manhattan
New York
Brooklyn
Viola Hill Ferns
Wafe
Walter Rockwood Ferris
Park Central Presbyteran Church
Wilmington
Florencia
Jan Ail
Sister Charlotte Earns Masters Degree in Socials
Sister Charlotte, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Breke of 15 Centennial Dr, received a masters degree in socials from the Catholic University in Washington DC. The item notes her affiliations with Durston and Mary Immaculata and mentions a prior arrest, a fine, and service at several local institutions.
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Mary Charlotte
Charles A. Breke
Catholic Universe Eents
Washington, DC
Gorge Zdimerman
Smicom
Syracuse
Charlotta
Durston At
Pansh
Mary Immaculata
Sabine
Edward Smith
Ustics of the Peace
Fred Root
Willi Chicago
Milvattes and
Wes
Gradi
Ian Westhaven
Conm
Blessed Maine Center
Lew Haven
Schoenwald to Get Aarvard Doctorate
Richard Zl Schoenwald son of Mr and Mrs Mortis A Schoenwald of 206 Barrington Road will receive his master of arts degree from Harvard University at commencement exercises. He studied history and English while at Syracuse and participated in the White Memorial oratorical contest and debated with the Oxford Cambridge team during a U S tour. He was elected to Beta Muppa Delta Sigma Rho and Tabber. In 1937 he was chosen as class marshal and will enter armed services after graduation.
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Richard ZL. Schoenwald
Mortis A Schoenwald
Barrington Rd
Schoenwald
Hisory
Syracuset Sly
Oxford Cams
England
United States
Delta Sigma Rho
College of Tiberal Arts
Inmes
Marshall
U.S Government Jobs Open Promotes Wide Pay Scale
Federal vacancies announced by Civil Service Secretary Wiha J. Sanderson include radio engineer pay from 3410 to 4205 dollars yearly, research psychologist salaries around 5040 to 5100, plate printers averaging 2694 daily, radio wire repair instructors earning 3175 to 155000, with details at Window 19 in the Federal Building.
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Wiha J. Sandersson
Civil Service
Sanderson
Miss Syracuse Crown Draws Crowds at Ship Pageant
Miss Syracuse title awarded tonight at Mess Syracuse Seaslart ship pageant in Lincoln auditorium with 10 contestants. Louise Orlando, 1951 queen, attends. winner advances to New York State contest and could enter Atlantic City national pageant. Contestants include Rose Barilio 20 Barberio, Dorothy Grover 25, Patricia MacNally 21, Cormie Felice 19, Harriet Flanigan 22, Jennie Passery 19, Lynn Lundy 19, Shirley Ann Coole 26, and others. Judging panel features Kas Larton, Kay Russell, Frank Hennassy, Dave Salmon, and Richard Amberg. Pageant organized by Junior Chamber of Commerce and Post Standard.
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MESS
Syracuse
Gie
Lincoln Auditorium
Louise Orlando
Wil
New York State
Mus America
Atlantic City
Rosenary Barilio
Bet
Shaneatelesian
Dorothy Grover
Walnut
Oaton
Petricia MacNally
Brighton Av
Cormie Felice
Homeland Rd
iHarriét Flanigan
Montgomery St
Jennie Passery
Ecaingh
Jamesvile
Sizer
Lynn Lundy
Rai
Tha
Shirley Ann Coole
Jordan
Collater
Beverly Td
Kas Larton
WHEX
Kay Russell
Wsyr-Tv
Frank Hennassy
WNDR
Dave
North Syracuse Children Parade for Bond Issue Support
North Syracuse Central District students join the drive for the proposed school bond. Piucher Hill Math Club sponsors a 6 PM parade next Wednesday starting at Piucher Hill School on Fay Road, marching through Hazelhurst, Homeland, Watercury, Dorner, Crystal, Pine Tree, Willow, Park, and Fay Park. The event promotes projected 700 additional kindergarten pupils annually through 1958 per census data.
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North Syracuse Central
Piicher Hill Mathez” Club
Piicher Hil
Fay Rd
Hazelhurst Dr
Homeland Dr
Watercury
Dorner Dr
Crystal Dr
Pine Tree
Willow Rd
Park Dr
Fay
Jacobs Bros End Contract At Memorial
New York Sports Service ends its 9200,000 concession contract for refreshments at the Gnoninga County War Memorial. The notice stated no word from NYSS and signals continuation of the concession is uncertain. County Attorney Misjor will refer the termination notice to the War Memorial Commission for action amid expectations of the commission’s stance. Jacobs Brothers of Buffalo are large stockholders in NYSS, and the bid had been higher than Towers.
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Philatelphia Board of Education
Veteran Administration and
Wil Service Commission
Indiana
Murphy
168Th Infantry
42D
Rainbow
War Manpower Commission
Dallas
Syracuse
New York
New York Sports Service
Gnoninga County War Memorial
Wee
Waboat Stars
War Memoral
Herald-Journal the Turd
New York Sports Services
Cuares J. Misjor
War Memorial Commission
Major
TRE SN Cehent
Jacobs Brothers of
Buffalo
Robert W. Sollinger
Mejor
Stark
Jacobs Brothers
Recently Reelected Officers Named for St Josephs Hospital Aid Society
Society elects Frank N Decker as president and T Aaron Levy as first vice president Clinton Carr as second vice president Dr Donald S Childs secretary and Herman J Engiehardt treasurer in a post election roster for St Josephs Hospital Aid Society with the group confirming leadership in the community.
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St Joseph's Hospital
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