Haley Quits As Chairman of 2d Ward
Dennis M. Haley resigns as Second Ward Republican chairman after 25 years active in city and county politics. George F Waite, contract and purchase commissioner, eyed to succeed him with McNett aiming for early appointment and attendance at tomorrow’s ward and town chairmen meeting to endorse fall primary candidates.
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Dennis M. Haley
Second Ward
George F Waite
Contract and Purchase
Charles A McNett
Onondaga County
Haley
McNett
Waite
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Ife
Yaa
Waile
Indians oppose state jurisdiction over reservations movement
Lyons of the Onondaga nation says a bill granting New York State criminal jurisdiction on reservations violates Indian treaties with the federal government. Representatives from the Six Nations planned to meet President Truman to seek a veto if Congress passes the measure. Attorney general requests from Irving J. Higbee were sent to the Interior Department for reply.
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Emir Ecos. Lyons
Onondaga Indian Nation
New York State
Truman
Congress
Six Nations
US Atloney
Washington
Higbee
Department of Interior Am
Indian Affairs
SU Expects 3500 Enrollees for Monday Registration
Syracuse University anticipates about 3,500 students to register for the first semester of the third term on Monday. Enrollment begins at 8:30 AM in the Genesee Armory for the June 21 term. The second date locks August 2 for the third term, with the summer term running July through August 14 and featuring many teachers.
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Syracuse University
EP Geneseest Armory
Water Main Geyser Blocks Montgomery St
A break in a water main on Montgomery Street caused geyser like water spouts about four feet high. City Water Department crews and Charles Robinson worked to locate the break, with Nelson F Pitts saying the leak may be in a four inch line on Montgomery or an eight inch line on Fayette. Fire hydrants remained available for emergency use as crews probed the pavement this morning. Meanwhile Oswego Community AC edged Knights of Columbus 5 4 in ten innings in the Class B City League.
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Sobler
Basti
Montgomery St
Trafhe
Fasette
Genesce
City Water Department
Duethon
Charles Robinson
Water Department
Nelson
Pitts
Fayettest
Aca
Genesee O Fayettesis
Oswego — Community AC
Hanors
Knights of Columbus
Tutzhugh Park
House Title Issue in Suit in North Syracuse
In Maller North Syracuse a dispute over an unoccupied house led Justice Alam Zoller to set a calendar call for Monday afternoon in Supreme Court. Ldweid Briggs seeks $700 from owners Mr and Mrs Marvin Simon after paying $500, arguing title would be cleared within two weeks but the owners claim the purchase included a later clearance. Simon's attorney Hyman Mendvin sought to bring in former owner Fred Gardner Del Vecchio but Justice Zoller denied the motion as deadlines passed and Briggs’s case stands.
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Maller
Syracuse
Alam Zoller
Supreme Court
Ldweid Briggs
Marvin Simon
Ramsey Av
Justice Zoller
Simons
Hyman Mendvin
Fred Gardner
Frank del Vecchio
Briggs
Hille
Colgate Faculty Split on War Faith in Draft and Training
Colgate University faculty show less fear of a new major war in 28 years than students. 58 percent favor selective service for non veterans and 37 49 percent believe a future war could be avoided. 16 percent favor universal military training for 28 year olds and students show higher draft support.
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Hamilton
Colgate University
Clarence W
Young
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Summer City hires 51 youth for park program roles
G. HoT, director of the City Recreation Department, announced 51 men and women will serve as playground readers and lifeguards this summer. A four day training institute begins Monday at Kirk Park Community House, with pools opening officially on Tune 28. Names listed include Theodore Bene Raber Ai MU AL Burne Wake, Marleen Ian Anne Sau soy, Barbara Deteed Tel Bempee, and many others.
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Heley
G. HO
Kirk Park
Battin
Ante
Brlehatey
Rae Theodore
Fuller
Willems
Doron
Keane
John J
Achilles Heten
Andersa
Dan' Ad
Beichman
Paul Misciaminn
Bethe Sougelen
Shmaes
Connor Murs
Elizabsi
Remmalds
Elmmone
Aire Animes
Seer
Mart Katherine Fe
Kenitel Iealen
Elyanety Ee
Guinn
Prveiane
Ncios
Fase
Assumption Church Plans Picnic Amid Transit Talks
Assumption Church moves to plan a parish event as Syracuse City debates public interest matters. Corporation counsel Lyle Hornbeck outlines upcoming opinions on private funeral escorts, transit fare proposals, and enforcement of traffic laws tied to sound tracks. A separate committee seeks to address police deputization and transit fare increases as the city considers special permits and public safety.
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Lyle
Hornbeck
Vacaton
Tle
Cnls
Syracuse Transit Corp
Chieef
John A Kinney
Tanney
Fom
Kinney
Hanbeck
Panay Elans
Assumption Parish Aid
BES Company
Parish Hall Commission
Engineer Crowley Retires After 48 Years With Rail Line
Harry Crowley 69 of 411 N Center St East Syngcuse ends 48 years with New York Central Railroad stepping from an eastbound Commodore Vanderbilt at 3 AM. He plans to stay near home then travel to California for two to three months. Crowley, who has driven diesels for 30 years, was celebrated by family and colleagues including wife Mae, daughter Mae Crowley, foreman H Hane, stationmaster Dr Powers, chief enginist Ed Henry, and Local 288 members. He has never been west of Chicago, never had an accident, and has lived in East Syracuse for 40 years.
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Harry Crowley
Center St
East Syngcuse
Commodore Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
California
Crowley
New York Central
D_ Ritter
Doc) Powers
Ed Henry
Bernard
Rochester
Chiago
Acnathe
Victor
Gast Eytacuse
Macbeth in Training Targets Salvator Mile at Monmouth
I Macbeth in training at Monmouth Park aims for the $20 000 Salvator Mile feature after winning the Camden handicap at Garden State Park and finishing second to Cilumet Farms Citation in the Jersey Stakes. Jacks Tune 21 opening day features the race.
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I Macbeth
Gceanport
Joseph M Roeblings
MacBeth
Guden State Park
Cilumet Farms
Citation
Monmouth Pak
Clan Rule Bid Splits Mohawk Tribe On St Regis Reservation
Mil ton T Valois a Malone attorney and Indian agent blocked a potentially divisive Mohawk election on St Regis Reservation by stating voting could occur only on the first Monday in June unless changed by date. The tribe seeks a special date as factions clash over three year terms and lifetime rule. The dispute disrupts schooling and tribal cohesion among about 188 registered Indians.
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Herald-Tournoi Wire
Woganshurg
St. Regis
Milton T Valois
Malone
Megal Valois
Yuna
Hawever
Philip Cook
Albert Lavoe
Andrew Bei
Valois
Moses White
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Colgate
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Music Center
Salina Street
Assumption Church
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Loenbeck
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Clyde Werner
Wernernes
I Corner
Werners
Cil
Edwards
Lut
Hany Cowley
Sysseuse
N. Y. Central
ED Gui
Lionel
Sunshine
Singer
Mohawk Sewing Machine CO
Rcottrolm
Herald-Jour
Brannoche
Children’s Dept
Salina ST
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Paperiick Park
Brannock
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