City Sewage Plans Near Completion
City officials and the Onondaga County Public Works Commission report progress on metropolitan sewage disposal. Mayor Mead says most recommendations from his May report are adopted and a public hearing is set for June 21. The revised plan favors building the treatment plant on the Seneca River, near the discharge point, to cut costs and avoid extensive pilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Coday
Common Council
Onondaga County Pubilice Works Commission
Mead
Metor
Wo Commission
Commission
Blodgett
O’brien & Gere
Comon
Amiead
Department of Engineering
Wiliam Blodgett
Seneca River
Clixy
Hiawatha Bivd
Onondaga Lake
Seneca
Hiawathan Bird
O Brien & Gere
Sinai
Piano Tuner Sues County After Ice Show Fall
Howard C. Polhamus of 108 Chestnut North Syracuse sues Onondage County for personal injury. He claims a temporary stage at the War Memorial ice show collapsed, causing injuries, medical expenses, and loss of work. The suit cites March 15 as the incident date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondage County
Howard C. Polhamus
Chestnut &i
North Syracuse
Polhamus
Clark ‘Music Company
Ground-Breaking Ceremonies for New Salvation Army Citadel
Ground breaking set for tomorrow at 7 30 P M on the Building site at S Warren and 3S Salinasis adjacent to Red Cross HQ Major RB W Hawley corps commander says construction starts immediately and aims to finish by June 1955 The Citadel will house admin offices auditorium classrooms and an emergency home for women and children Plus workspaces and rooms for various Salvation Army activities The program will include Lt Col William Mialiby Buffalo division commander and other local church and civic figures The public is invited contractor details include 3 G C Construction Co Thomas A Murphy Power and Process Piping Co and Doster and Eagan Electrical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A
Salvation Army
S. Salina
S. Warrensis
S. Warren
3S. Salinasis
Red Cross
RB. W. Hawley
Citadel
William Mialiby
Buffalo
George Goldstein
Salvation Advisory Board Property Committee
Laurence T. Frosie
Syrracuse Council of Churches
Hawley
Wiliam Haskell
J. OW. Seaver
Clifford Hall
William R. Dixon
Syracuse
Mead
Leonard Markert
Community Chest
Hight
Dixon
Carl W. Clark
3. G. C. Construction Company
Thomas A. Murphy
Doster & Eagan
Man Found Unconscious in Car Over Carbon Monoxide
Herbert Clark, 34, of 104 Central Ave Town of Cicero, was found unconscious in his car by a neighbor with the vacuum cleaner running the exhaust by Deputy Sheriff Harry Ginsberg. He was revived by Eastern Ambulance attendants and hospitalized at St. Joseph's after his wife Margery Clark reported he had been despondent and argued earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clark
Central Av
Cicero
Isr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry Ginsberg
Clark
Margery Clark
Ginsberg
Onondaga Town Adopts State Building Code Rollout
Onondaga Town becomes the first in the state to adopt the state Building Construction Code. Thirty municipalities in Onondaga County have acted, including Cicero Geddes Tully and the villages Baldwinsville East Syracuse Fayetteville North Syracuse Brians Solvay. The code targets one and two family homes and multiple dwellings through performance objectives, reducing local legislative delays. State officials will enforce and update the code, extending to residential, factory, and office construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Edward J. McGrew
State Building Code Commission
Onondaga County
Cicero
Geddes
Tully
Baldwinsville
Syracuse
Fayetteville
North Syracuse
BianEus
Solvar
State
Ailding Code Commission
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Individuals
A list of names appears for marriage licenses including James Laferte East Syracuse Grifiths St C Ferris 127 South Ar, 3. TONS 125 Madison A Longo Jamesville Ne Beccia and many others across Syracuse area. The fragmentary item names multiple individuals with addresses in Jamesville East Syracuse and nearby locales, reflecting a local licensing ledger entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Laferte
Ann EL
Grifiths
Court Told Woman Got Chest Gifts
A County Court jury heard testimony in the misappropriation trial of Mrs Ethel Henderson, charged with taking Chest donations. Witnesses including former Chest employees testified about receipts and unposted amounts, while defense argued presumption of innocence and Henderson’s long tenure. The jury, including 15 members, was seated after selection and the trial proceeded with creditor and payroll procedures described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carther
Community Chest
Afrs
Ethel Henderson
Dos Dewurst
Leo W. Breed
Minnie Silverman
District Autormey
Frank del Vecchio
Abrs. Henderson
del Veerchigo
Rita Toscano
Internal Revenue Bureau
Genes
Loretta Muldoon
Tax Bureau
Foscano
Bliss Joan Goodfellow
Cr Yw
Florence Harris
Chest
Miss Goodfellow
Mirs. Henderson
U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau
Thetis M. Group
Liverpool
Wayne Brown
Kiemphis
Helen A. Clark
R.D
Marietta
Ruth S$. Ganseri
Berwyn Av
Louis J. Gorner
Tully
Albert R. Green
Wellesley Rd
Cora E. Hende
Baldwinsville
Virginia Katz
Onlonéaza Parkway
Apis
Knowlton G. Lather
Abellav
Solvay
Imspettor
David A. Pringle
Warners
Lena C. Raymo
Pondst
Ale B H. Thompson
Fabius
Group
Acjeepte Ji
Ways Women's Division
West Coast Mechanic Claims He Rode Flying Saucer
A Glendale California mechanic described to a class that he rode in a flying saucer operated by beings who look human and are 31,000 years old from Clarion on the other side of the moon. He said the craft landed after a brief 20 minute flight and that the crew’s commander was a woman who spoke English and wore driverlike uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Syracuse
Thomas Mer‘curio
Loeckweed Air Service
Burdeank
Caiit
Burner Agv
Mercur10
Mercurio
Clarion
Cial
Aircraft industry veteran linked to Lockheed long career
The report notes Biercurio, on the West Coast since 1920 and with Lockheed since 1957, previously worked for Douglas Aircraft. He has extensive experience inspecting planes and test flights, familiar with various types of commercial aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hei Seid
Biercurio
Lockheed
Douglas Aircraft
Dewey Asked to Enter Cornell Bequest Case
Governor Thomas E. Dewey was asked to intervene in a dispute over a will that allegedly leaves about 100000 dollars to Cornell University. The will, dated 1951, was made by Frank G. Snyder of Newfield and he died in February. Snyder’s nephew Dr George Snyder of Los Angeles contests probate, alleging his uncle was mentally unsound and a recluse. The case involves a large estate said to favor Cornell, with minor bequests to others. An appeal pauses the probate contest and a jail term for the appellate court hearing is planned. The physician claims questions over the body’s identity in a planned burial, while local officials deny any court order delaying interment. The subject is a former Newfield supervisor and naval engineer who lived on an 8 acre farm near Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Thomas E. Dewey
Cornell University
Frank G. Snyder
Newfield
Cornell
Nathan Hankin
Binghamton
Snyder
George ©. Snyder
Los Angeles
Dewey
Newfield Cemetery
Hankin
Hankins
Sings
Louis K. Phaler
Snyider
Dewer
Snider
Titus Lawyer Sees Books Before Trial
In Syracuse today a preliminary step for the retrial of Titus, an Auburn appliance dealer, involved examining Syracuse Trust Company records. The retrial is set for Monday in Federal Court, Albany, after a prior six-year term and £10,000 fine for aiding misapplication of bank funds were set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Titus
Auburn
Syracuse
Atttorneys
Syracuse Trust Company
Federal
Albany
Titus
Marine Midland Trust Company
William Barron
Washington, D. C
JA. W. van Bancock
Barron
Federal Court
Theodore Bowes
Bowes
Resident Arrested On Hotel Charge
SAM ZWIRN aged 52 lists Hotel Onondaga as his address and pleads not guilty in Police Court to a hotel fraud charge. A warrant from Oscar Kopp alleges Zwirn owes $54.57 to Onondaga hotel after a stay beginning June 12. Bail set at $500 with June 25 for next appearance before Judge P Leo Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Zwirn
Hotel
Onondaga
Tioday
Oscar Kopp
The
Zwirn
P. Leo Dorsey
Legal protection for firemen in county meeting
The Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen's Association will discuss legal protection for firemen fighting fires on government property at the Nedrow hall. A. J. Foler, attorney for the New York State Firemen's Association, will present the issue hampering firefighting near Hancock Field. Ernest Holmes will report on activities during the recent civil defense alert in Syracuse. Di Howard Harrington will cover the fire chiefs' annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Volunteer 2 Firemen’s Association
SPM
Nedrow
A. J. Foler
New York State Firemen's Association
Hancock Field
Ernest Holmes
Syracuse
di Howard Harrington
Baldwinsville
Warren Firm Offers Low Street Bid
Warren Brothers Roads Company and Barry Oil Company led bids in Warren city contracts. Warren Brothers offered $84,559 to widen and resurface South Ave from White to Bellevue, beating Syracuse Constructors at $86,223.50. Barry supplied food at prices from 6.68 to 7.15 per unit for binder and top, while Driveway Paving Company led other street job bids with $11,852 and $15,365.50 for Englert and West Matson avenues respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brothers Roads ‘Company
Barry Oil Com- Iba
Warren Brothers
South Av
White St
Bellevue Av
Syracuse Constructors, Inc
Butternut Jr
Barry Company
Warr Brothers Road Company
Syracuse Contractors, Inc
Central Highway Corporation
Syracuse Constructors
Driveway Paving Company
Driveway Pavisg Company
Englert Av
Cadillac
Curtist
W. Matson Av
Midland
Onondaga Creek
Salina Construction Company
Fred Ballard Company
W. Matson
Fred Ballard
Ballard Company
Lockesley Rd
Eucliday
Salina
Police Court Jury Hears Testimony in Indecent Exposure Case
A police court jury of six men and two women heard testimony today in the indecent exposure case involving Charlie Sargent, 38, of 417 Maplesi. Sargent was arrested on lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Sargent
Mapiesi
Sargent
Lay
Mike the parrot shooed thieves from Liverpool grocery
A non talking parrot named Mike alerted a store in Erwin Collins Route 57 north of Liverpool early today by screeching at burglars. They fled, taking only a cash register, pennies, beer, cigarettes, cigars, and candy, leaving other loot behind. Deputy Harry GinsMere credited the bird’s squawks as the deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Collins
Liverpool
Harry Gins- Mere
Mike
Mr Collings
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Sues
Apple
Eckel
ED Guth
Lionel and
American Flyer and Accessories
Genesee ST
Onondaga Town
A. Longo
Jamesville
Beccia
Rotbert J. Besserson
Stein Av Bona
Rebercae
Kunia
Ira H. Laro
Garal C_ Deietmaeiler
Vaile
W. Hens
Cecil C. Cooner
Newnar News
James
Feceie
Hawier Av
Elasce
Leomers Bier iv
Primo G
Beiuz
Bulals
Fare
Hilson
S. Ss
Dylon
S_Geddes
Voan i
Banath
Rochanet
Henderco
Philadelphia
V. Matthews
Rocky Mount
West Salis
Viricent
St Pat RL
Sombare
Craiz St
Marr
P. Zaccanen
Wadsworth St
Wras F Iiahar
Harden Av
Tia Mi
Hinds
Helen St
Bracford
Renwick Pl
BerTihna L. Reese
S_ Crouse av
del Vecchio
Ifner
Elman Company
May Grand Ji
U. S
O'Brien
Mike Rinko
Abe
Syracuse Rotary Club
Fred Heider
Edwin Forsythe
Richard Crows
Arthur Dadlo
Frank Grajko
Hugh Masterson
Anthony LaCasse
Robert Hamilton
Edward Corcoran
Est
Schieder
Thomas Mercurio
California
Thomas, Jr
Herald-Journal Wire
Warren Firm
Low Street
John Punch
Thomas Sercina
Thornden Fark
Ana Optometrist
E. Genesee St
Bowen
Perry and
Fobes
Young In
Jebbie
Roth Jewelry CO
Washington St
Central New York
Ats Mae
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