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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1955

Page

2

Syracuse Prepares for Nationwide Mock Air Attack Test

Syracuse joins a nationwide Civil Defense drill with a simulated atom bomb strike. A red alert will trigger sirens at 25 local air raid screens as Center staff at John T. Roberts School coordinate evacuations and communication with surrounding areas.

Syracuse Onondaga County Control Center Ballantyne New York Ballantyné States of Civil Defense Organization

Retreat Movement Promoted At Syracuse Meeting

About 50 upstate Catholic laymen and officers of the National Catholic Laymen's Retreat Conference met at Hotel Syracuse to discuss promoting the closed retreat movement for men. Delegates from Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Olean Wappinger Falls Utica Niagara Falls Albany Inlet attended led by William H. Marcle of New Jersey with Msgr William H Schulte explaining the concept.

Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Olean Wappinger Falls Utica Niagara Falls Albany Inlet William H. Marcle New Jersey William H. Schulte Cedar Rapids Iowa David F. Cunningham United States Msgr Schulte Oliver Kimmick OFM Indianapolis Charles Eppinghoff Cincinnati William Halloran Providence R. 1 Joseph Goergen Chicago David Martin Pittsburgh Marble Francis Crotty Boston Lucien Ducie IC. P

City Delays Cut Off Plan For Street

Mayor Mead indicated the city will slow the proposed extension of E Washington Street from Walnut to Erie Boulevard via E Water Street. He met with Continental Can Co officials and councilman Harold R. Roderick about the plan and noted a schedule change by the company would burden operations. Alternate one way routes on Washington Water and Fayette Streets are under study to relieve downtown congestion.

Mead E. Washington St Walnut Ave Erie E. Water St Continental Can Co Harold R. Roderick Common Council Continental Can Company Potter W. Kelly William F. Kavanaugh Kavanaugh Washington, Water and Fayette Sts

Mead to Address Mayors Session

Mayor Mead will be principal speaker at the annual meeting of the New York State Association of Mayors in Buffalo. He will discuss urban renewal and redevelopment experiences from Syracuse. The session is Thursday morning.

Mead New York ‘State Association of Mayors Buffalo Syracuse

Traffic Court Notice Summary From Salina Prison Court

Fragmented OCR shows multiple traffic court entries from Salina with names such as Robert Foley and Jonathan Grieve. Crimes include speeding and leaving the scene of an accident with fines listed around 16 to 238 dollars. Several case lines reference dates, addresses, and assorted penalties or suspensions.

Robert Foley Rovert Foley Salina Renal’ McGrar Mucharl Croak Oscars St Burget Ave Jona Greve Smah Evie Ers

Mass for Charles H Edwards at Cathedral

A solemn high Mass of requiem for Charles H Edwards age 88 of Oswego was sung at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 10:30 AM today by his son Rev Charles J Edwards. The Most Rev Walter A Foery blessed. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery DeWitt.

Charles H. Edwards E. St. St. Oswego Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Charles J. Edwards Frank J. Harrison George Arisentau Walter A. Foery Syracuse James P. Mel Peak Robert Dillon Joseph Dan Geld Joseph Callaghan Shields Iawyer Martin Watley David Gil- Gea Edward Quaid Willisss J. Shannon William Doyle Ohn Beckey Lawrence Houston Richard Mahoney William Halloran Sisters of St Joseph of Oswego Barial St. Mam’s Comery DeWitt

Settlement Ends Car Crash Suit

A $3.00 settlement today ended a negligence action brought by Willian T. Smith of 43 Tally against two drivers in a 1953 crash at the intersection of South Franklin and West Fayette Streets. The case was slated for testimony before Supreme Court Justice Frank Del Vecchio and a jury. Defendants were Marcy F. No cot of Wales Mass and Ean Amidon of Marcellus.

Willian T. Smith Befom Supreme Court Frank del Vecchio Yes Marcy FL Nocot Wales Mass Ean Amidon Marcellus Smith jAzadon South Frankin West Fayette Streets

Barry Oil Co Evicted From Old Post Office Site

Municipal Court Judge James A Farrell ordered the Barry Oil Co to quit the parking lot on East Fayette and South Warren Streets, with eviction postponed to Oct 1 if Fayette Warren does not file an affidavit of immediate construction need. The lease with Astor Estate ownership and a six story building clause were key points in the settled action. Barry claimed a January 14 1954 lease end and paid 3000 per month.

Barry Oil Co East Fayette South Warren Sts James A. Farrell Fayette- Warren Building, Inc Farrell Barry Co Fayette-Warren Astor Estate New York City Mayer Koplovitz

Airman Held On 5000 Dollar Bail In Grand Larceny Case

Donald L. McGraw 25 of Sampson Air Force Base is held on $5000 bail after pleading not guilty to first degree grand larceny. He is accused of stealing a car from near S Clinton and Dickerson Streets. A July 29 hearing is set before Police Court Judge P. Leo Dorsey.

Sampson Air Force Base P. Leo Dorsey Donald L. McGraw S. Clinton and Dickerson Sts

Half Price Fair Ticket Goal Targeted at 400000

Thomas McCollum leads advance ticket sales for the State Fair under Director William Baker. He aims to sell 400000 half price tickets with past sales around 300000 ISO cents. Efforts include Thruway access and midweek excursions to boost attendance statewide and from New York City and Westchester.

Thomas McCollum William Baker McCollum New York McColum Westchester County New York City Buffalo Rochester Utica Albany

Morals Case Brings Term for Five to Ten Years

Donald E. Stillman 43 of Chittenango was sentenced to five to ten years in Attica Prison after pleading guilty to second degree sodomy. Two youths were sent to El mira Reception Center for four to eight year terms after pledging guilty. Alexander Clute 16 admitted to first degree grand larceny for stealing a $1,200 car on March 4. James E. Reynolds 18 received sentences on two counts of third degree burglary for entering theaters and diners on Route 5 on April 14. The 16 year old accomplice also was sent to the Reception Center as a youthful offender. Per ley R. Seeley 36 pleaded guilty to a reduced adultery charge, originally indicted for bigamy, with sentencing set for July 6. Judge Breed delayed sentences for three other guilty defendants.

Donald E. Stillman Chittenango Attica Leo W. Breed Elmira Alexander Clute S. West St James E. Reynolds Manila St Kallet Drive Fairmount Perley R. Seeley Burnet Ave May Breed

Syracuse Professor Named Rep at Du Pont Conference

Dr. Alfred H. Cope of Syracuse University Maxwell School is chosen as the university's representative for a June 20 to 30 symposium in Wilmington Delaware sponsored by E I du Pont de Nemours on the role of large industrial corporations in a highly technical society. The sixth annual symposium includes discussion meetings tours of du Pont plants and meetings with company officials.

Alfred H. Cope Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Syracuse University E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co Wilmington Del William P. Tolley Cope du Pont

Milk Case May Go On at Night

Hearing master Blakey said night sessions may be held this week to speed up state order hearings for the Syracuse milk marketing area. He noted the process has cost New York State about $2,300 and aims to finish the hearings this week if possible. Dr. Edward Vial of the Milk Dealers Association of Metropolitan New York testified that the Syracuse order could affect Federal Order No. 27 and pool plants, and that blended prices should align between Syracuse and New York City markets to avoid producer dissatisfaction.

Syracuse Robert G. Blakey New York State Blakey Robert Lamont Cobbleskill Dairymen's League Harry Polikoff Polikoff Lamont Edward Vial Milk Dealers Association Metropolitan New York

Youth Denies Store- Holdup

A 19 year old, William W. Klein of Philips Street Baldwinsville, pled not guilty to first degree robbery in Police Court before Judge P Leo Dorsey. Bail set at 5000 pending a July 29 hearing. Klein arrested in Keene New Hampshire and returned to face charges for the May 28 grocery store holdup at 415 West Newell Street with about 60 dollars taken.

William W. Klein Phillips St Baldwinsville P. Leo Dorsey Klein Keene Wnhl Stephen Gilbert W. Newell St John Doe

Missing Teens Patricia Norton Joyce Holmes And Samuel Pirrano

Police Missing Persons Bureau cites three teens as missing. Patricia Norton 14 of 1402 E Washington St Joyce Holmes 15 of 214 Beattie St both seven and a half and height five feet seven and a half Samu el J Pirrano 19 of 201 Pleasantview Ave last seen leaving for National Guard work at Jefferson St Armory. He is five feet five and weighs 134 pounds.

William Holden Police Nottingham Patricia Norton E. Washington St Joyce Holmes Beattie St Patricia Joyce Samuel J. Pirraino Pleasantview Ave National Guard Jefferson St. Armory

Street Reconstruction Resumes Under Stanton Plan

Public Works Commissioner Charles F. Stanton announced that street restoration on Spring Street between Le Moyne Avenue and Bear Street is back on track after a material shortage paused work last week. Barry Oil Co supplied 1340 tons yesterday and 196 tons the prior Thursday, with ongoing deliveries to meet a 600 ton daily target for the 27 street project.

City Public Works Department Pro-Rogram Wevk DPW Charles F. Stanton Spring St le Moyne Ave Bear St Barry Oil Co Stanton Barry Barry Co

Three Directors Elected by Upper New York Chinchilla Group

The Upper New York State Branch of the National Chinchilla Breeders of America elected three directors M G Davey Camillus H J Umhauer Vestal and Alfred Krause Waterloo at a Thompson'son Valley drive meeting. Mrs Annan M Gates of DeWitt named national convention delegate for Dallas on Nov 10 12. Mrs Gates is a Syracuse Zonta Club member. Georgette Ermatinges of Rochester chosen alternate delegate. Officers include Harold F Hopper reappointed president LaRue L Litterly Newark vice president Davey treasurer and Mrs Gates secretary. Rancher Tom Farrow spoke.

New York State National Chinchilla Breeders of America Thompson’son Valley M. G. Davey Camillus H. J Umhauer Vestal Alfred Krause Waterloo Annan M. Gates DeWitt Dallas Tex Gates Syracuse Syracuse Zonta Club. Mrs. Georgette Ermatinges Rochester Harold F. Hopper National Organization LaRue L. Litterly Newark Davey Tom Farrow

Water Case Nearing End in Condemnation Hearings

At Onondaga County Water Authority hearings against New York Water Service three commissioner panelists push to finish cross examination by Thursday night. Cyril B. Myers of New York Water Service testified revenue for 1954 was 396000 dollars before taxes. Edward F. McLaughlin was briefly in State Supreme Court this morning delaying session. Irving Brickman joins Daniel J. Seubert in overseeing proceedings at the county courthouse.

Onondaga County Water Authority New York Water Service Daniel J. Seubert Threeman Commission Edward F. McLaughlin Jin State Supreme Court Irving Brickman

Leveling Job Under Way On City Streets

Public Works began a program to curb street crowns on unpaved roads. Commissioner Charles Stanton said work started this morning on Hoefler Street near Loehr Avenue in the West End, with crowns removed along Lochr Avenue and portions of Hoefler Hill. About a foot of surface material will be taken off to level streets and improve sewer drainage. The effort aims to reduce pooling after rains and eventually lower levels on other high streets.

Public Works Department Charles Stanton Hoefler St Loehr Ave West End Lochr Ave Hoefler Hill W. Onondaga St Stanton

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