Return of Harriman Is Only Vote Issue
Governor Harriman’s reelection is framed as the sole election issue by counsel Daniel Gutman at the State Young Democrats institute in Syracuse. He accuses the Republican majority of bottling up Democratic bills and labels Republican leaders as irresponsible while praising Harriman’s “responsible thinking and action.”
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Harriman
Daniel Gutman
Political Institute of State
Young Democrats
Syracuse University
Gutman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Russia
Michael H. Prendergast
Girl helps summon fire crew ends chimney blaze
A quick thinking ten year old girl Sharon Gardner ran two blocks to the South Bay firehouse after her mother could not reach them by phone. Twenty five volunteers under Chief Charles Loughnot extinguished a chimney fire that damaged the trailer and a nearby partition, with damage pegged at 150 dollars.
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South Bay
Sharon Gardner
Lee Gardner
Lake Shore Rd
Charles Loughnot
Logger's Run Brings Aid to Hurt Friend
Lumberjack Charles Harris of Port Byron ran a mile and a half for help after a 50-foot elm trapped Keith Rigby during felling in Moyers Corners wood lot. Harris freed him with a power saw, Rigby pinned by a trunk, then Harris carried him to a farm house for aid. Rigby, with a fractured left leg, contusions and shock, was taken to St Josephs Hospital and released after treatment.
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Charles Harris
Port Byron
Moyers Corners
Harris
Keith Rigby
Rigby
Jolf
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Camillus Receives $1000 State Aid for Recreation
Albany reports Camillus village awarded $1000 state aid for a 12 month recreation program. The village plans bowling baseball swimming teenage club and teen canteen activities with monthly movies at Camillus Elementary School Municipal Building and Camillus Park Pool. Camillus Community Council Inc oversees the program with Stanley Smith as chair and John Gibbons as recreation director.
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Albany
Camillus
New York State Youth Commission
Donald L. Eliott
Camillus Park Pool
The
Camillus Community Council, Inc
Stanley 8. Smith
John Gibbons
Civil Service Employees Association Banquet in Syracuse
The Syracuse Chapter of the Civil Service Employees Association plans a 7 PM banquet at Martins Restaurant North Syracuse to close its 1957 58 activities. Dr Joseph J Downing acting director of the Mental Health Research Unit NYS Mental Hygiene Department will speak. About 100 attend. President Tom W Ranger will preside. Doris LeFever is general chairman.
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Syracuse
Civil Service Employer’ Association
CSEA
Martin’s
Brewerton Road
Joseph J. Downing
Mental Health Research Unit
New York State Mental Hygiene Department
Tom W. Ranger
State University of New York Colege of Medicine
Upstate Medical Center
Doris LeFever
the Workmen’s Compensation Board
Young Heads Parks Union Elects Local Leaders
Charles W. Young was elected president of Syracuse Parks Department Employes Local 1267 AFSCME. Other officers include Charles DeCoursey as vice president and Walter M. Ravney as secretary treasurer. Four executive board members were chosen: Nicholas Vercillo, Stanley Beers, Peter Hopkins, Dominic Lo Gabbo. Delegates to the Syracuse Federation of Labor are Clement Goodrich, Clifford Case Sr., Rocco Fiala. Delegates to Syracuse District Council 59: Gregory Cucciarelli, Philip P. Kennedy, George W. Potter, John Russo. The charter for the local was presented by Robert Hastings of Washington DC general organizer for the international union. George S. Sparkes and Peter Aversa conducted the meeting until officers were chosen.
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Charles W. Young
Syracuse Parks ‘Department
American Federation of State
Charles DeCoursey
Walter M. Ravney
Nicholas Vercillo
Stanley Beers
Peter Hopkins
Dominic Lo Gabbo
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Clement Goodrich
Clifford Case Sr
Rocco Fiala
$80 Stolen From Daughter’s Purse
A theft of $80 from Mrs. Mabel Newell’s apartment at 532 Winton Street was reported. Police said the money was taken from a pocket book in her daughter’s room during the night, though an additional $20 was left behind.
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Mabel Newell
Winton St
Tenants Flee Fire At Midland Avenue Apartment
Fire forced residents from a two story frame building at 601 605 Midland Ave. Murray Dumas of 603 Midland Ave reported smoke woke him and fire crews confined the blaze to his apartment with no injuries. A second blaze at the Kirk Hotel involved Harold Whistler 30. bedding ignited but no injuries.
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Midland Ave
Kirk Hotel
Murray Dumas
Dumas
Harold Whistler
Whistler
Engine Co. 6
Weather Halts Governor Day Parade in Army Guard Aerobatics
Bad flying weather cancels Governor's Day parade and review at Hancock Field. Pennsylvania Air National Guard units pause public spectacle during a two week training, with air rescue drills and simulated missions continuing behind the scenes. Maj. Gen. Drexel Biddle to address guard staff later.
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140Th
Reading Pa
Hancock Field
Lake Ontario
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Reading
A. J. Drexel Biddle
State of
Air National Guard
Syracuse
Nine Persons Injured Slightly in Mishaps
Sheriff investigators report nine people sustained minor injuries in a sequence of automobile accidents last night and early this morning. Key incidents include a head on collision at Cold Springs bridge injuring Robert Mc Crindle and Susan O Connor, and a late night crash near the State Fair parking lot involving Joseph DeAugustino and Dale Sterzer with several passengers injured.
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Sheriff’s Office
Cold Springs Bridge
Salina
Robert McCrindle
Coolidge Ave
Charles Zinn
Tully RD J
Frank Rice
Sterzer
DeAugustino
Philip Williams
Roosevelt Ave
Warren Lorenzo
Nancy Vedder
Central Ave
Charles J. van Pelt
Clay RD 1
Blaine Bonsted
Cicero
Lakeshore Road
Dominick Rose
van Pelt
Warren W. Gass, Jr
West Monroe
Gass
State collects $2 from unknown conscience payers
A $12 postal money order from Solvay Syracuse was sent to New York State Parks Department and routed to the Conservation Department. An unsigned note says the sender owes about $30 and requests the funds be used for the state’s good. The two $20 bills mailed from New York City also contribute to the general fund.
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Syracuse
John Doe
Solvay
New York
25 Year Club Of Niagara Mohawk Holds 20th Bake
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Twenty-five Year Club marked its twentieth anniversary with a clambake for over 700 members from 15 central and northern New York counties at Hinerwadel's Grove North Syracuse. Frank T. McEvoy praised long service while William Purcell presided. James H. Dixson named president for 1958 59 with George J. Nellis as vice president and Kenneth Richardson re elected secretary treasurer. Directors for 1958 59 named and 1 243 members overall including 911 active employees and 332 retirees. Membership accounts for more than 40 000 years of service across the Niagara Mohawk central division.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Hinerwadel's Grove
Syracuse
New York
Frank T. McEvoy
William ©. Purcell
Utica
James H. Dix
Rome
Clark J. Barrett
Potsdam
James W. Nugent
Central Division
Niagara Mohawk
Oral Roberts foresees mass healing at crusade
Evangelist Oral Roberts told about 6,000 at the State Fair Grounds tent cathedral that a mass miracle may come soon. He cited past meetings with as many as 700 attendees and urged faith while noting a $30,000 budget for the 10 day crusade and $13,174.41 already raised. About 250 people moved forward to accept Christ as closing sessions set for today and tomorrow.
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Oral Roberts
State Fair Grounds
Oklahoma
Saul of
Tarsus
Roberts
Christ
Syracuse
Ironworkers threaten nationwide strike across New York
More than two thousand ironworkers from locals in New York state plan to walk out Tuesday over a 2 cent hourly raise from a $3.50 base. Major construction from Albany to Niagara Falls could halt. Local leaders say other trades may honor the picket lines. Negotiations, led by mediator Clarence Matott, followed a contract expiration May 31.
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New York State
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Ironworkers
Albany
Niagara Falls
Joseph R. Sweet
Rochester
Upstate Council
Syracuse
Utica
Elmira
Binghamton
Clarence Matott
Buffalo
Manlius to Have Summer Course
The Manlius School will run a civilian seven week summer session starting July 6. A record high enrollment is expected with 170 pupils by July 1, surpassing last year’s 143. Open to seventh through twelfth graders, with courses taught by regular faculty and a reading development class. Girls may attend as day students only.
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Manlius
Claude D. Williams
Nancy Driver Returns to Syracuse After Bee Week
Nancy Driver the Herald champ and 16th place winner attends a dinner with 68 regional champs at the Sheraton Park Hotel where she receives a $50 prize. She plans White House visits and other Bee Week activities after arriving in Syracuse at 6:35 p.m.
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Joan Vadeboncoeur
Washington, D. C
Herald
Nancy Driver
Nancy
Burgundy
Sheraton Park
White House
Syracuse
Cleveland Press
Mary Anne Hughes
Mt. Vernon
Potomac
Washington
Cleveland
Citizens' Council To Elect Officers At Syracuse Institute
The New York State Citizens' Council concludes its three day conference at Syracuse University with officer elections. Dr David Salten retiring president and Long Beach schools superintendent will give summary remarks after evaluating panels and discussions at the 14th annual Institute of Community.
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New York State Citizens’ Council
Institute of Community
Syracuse University
David Salten
Salten
Long Beach
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