Cab Driver Hurt In Solvay Crash
A 35 year old cab driver collided with a gravel truck on Bridge Street Solvay at 845 am. The cab operator John A Guidetti 817 Nt Alvord St was taken to Upstate General Hospital with burns and possible fractures. The truck driven by J Harvey 28 Mapleview was hauling gravel for Crouse Hinds Co. The investigation cited driving on the wrong side and skid marks show the truck crossed the center line. Harvey was not injured, the cab was left front damaged.
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Inioord
Bridge St
Solvay
John A. Guidetti
Alvord St
Onondaga General Hospital
B. Fidler Trucking Co
Harvey
Robert Carthy
Crouse-Hinds Co
J. Harvey
Mapleview
Blanchard
Crysler
Indi
Grand Jury Indicts 12 in County Court
The May grand jury handed up 12 indictments to Judge Leo W. Breed in County Court this forenoon, six sealed. Open indictments name Donald E. Mowry alias William F. Davis barred address for grand larceny of 419.50 while bartender at International Union of Electrical Workers clubhouse May 25. Also Frederick Hills Jr of Workmens Hotel burglary third degree at Calvary Episcopal Church May 31. James R. Wilson of Oswego burglary third degree linked to theft at Albino Rug Co June 8. James K. Courcy of 427 Seymour St burglary third degree tied to entries at homes of Andrew Spevak and Mrs. Normal Kite. Walter Newman impaired morals of a minor, Henry R. Russell forgery second degree for cashing two checks of his father-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Breed
Donald E. Mowry
William F. Davis
International' Union of Electrical Workers i
Frederick Hills Jr
Workmens
Calvary
Episcopal Church
James R. Wilson
Oswego
Albino Rug Company
Park St
James K. Courcy
Seymour St
Andrew Spevak
Tully St
Normal Kite
Shonnara St
Walter Newman
E. Fayette St
Henry R. Russell
Library Service To Be Reduced At Syracuse Library
Partial service will be available in the Children’s Department of the Syracuse Public Library Friday at noon and all day Saturday due to floor repairs. Miss J Frieda F Gates, director, announces returns accepted but lending limited. Regular service resumes Monday.
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Childrens Department
Syracuse Public Library
J. Frieda F. Gates
Root elected chairman of 16th Ward Democrats
Robert Root, president of Stevenson Democratic Club and former ward captain, is named chairman of the 16th Ward Democratic Committee succeeding Charles A. Wilkins. Other officers include Charles Dibile as vice chairman, Mrs. Elizabeth Dawson secretary, and Harry M. Zalmanoffs treasurer. The club will be disbanded, pledging loyalty to United Democrats as the new county chairman seeks a real organization. A registration committee led by Mary Grimes and a campaign committee led by Elizabeth Shores were named, with the ward tally of 327 to 175 to be sent to registered voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Root
Stevenson Democratic Club
United Democrats
Charles A. Wilkins
Root
Charles Dibile
Elizabeth Dawson
Harry M. Zalmanoffs
Seach
Solvay
Stanley Major
Alfred Haight
Richard Wiles
Richard Mosher
Mary Grimes
Elizabeth Shores
Rootan
Teacher Salary Report Changes
The Herald Journal notes the Board of Education recommended a minimum salary of 3800 for teachers with bachelor's degrees. The board proposed 3800 effective in September this year and 4000 to take effect in September 1957.
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Herald-Journal
Board of Education
Water Use Fails to Dent Lake
City water use spiked to 52,000,000 gallons during yesterday's heat but Skaneateles Lake remains full. Engineer Elon Stewart said high lake levels cushion demand, noting lake level at 1,863 feet above sea level and only 0.27 feet below the high-water mark. June 1954 averaged 43,731,000 gallons. last June rose to 48,578,000. Last summer set a record high of 63,000,000 gallons in one day.
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Skaneateles Lake
Elon Stewart
Stewart
Solvay Names Delaney Vice Principal At High School
Miss Marie Delaney dean of girls in Solvay schools is named vice principal of Solvay High School by Frank Fernandez board president. Delaney 25 years with district takes post in September as a $7,200 yearly position rising to $8,200 with raises. The board also names Stanley Kishman football coach and Robert Demperio basketball and baseball coach. Fernandez says fall report cards will be revised to give parents a clearer view of pupil progress.
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Marie Delaney
Solvay
Solvay High School
Frank Fernandez
Board of Education
Miss Delaney
Septemer
Stanley Kishman
Robert Demperio
Fernandez
Postal Clerks Schedule Rally at Adelphi Club
Postal Clerks Local 257 will hold a legislative rally at 7 30 pm Sunday at the Adelphi Club 2004 Erie Blvd W. Daniel Sheehan Jr federation president says the rally aims to promote the interests of postal legislation among employees and their families Speakers will include Francion vice president of the National Federation for Postoffice Clerks and Francis OMedlia area director United Automobile Workers.
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Reucraut
Postoffice Clerks
Adelphi Club
Erie Blvd
W. Daniel Sheehan Jr
Federation
Francion
National Federation For Postoffice Clerks
Francis x. Omedlia
United Automobile Workers
Youngster Strangled by Window Accident at Farm
David Ralph Collins 10 of Jug Point Rd Durhamville RD died after a wooden window over a pig pen window pinned him while he crawled through. Coroner Thomas A. Cox ruled accidental strangulation. Cpl Warren Surdam said the pen window fell, feet off ground, found by his father and rushed to Oneida City Hospital. Survived by parents two brothers Brent and Mark and sister Marian. pupil at Vernon Verona Ghertill Central School. Troopers Gatizia and Peters assisted.
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Oneidal City Hospital
George J. Zippert
Wallace Nixdorf
Thomas A. Cox
Rome
Oneida County
Warren B. Surdam
BCT
Surdam
Oneida City Hospital
Vernon-Verona-Ghertill Central School
Brent
Mark
Marian
Cpl
Nicholas Gatizia
Richard Peters
Cleveland Talks on Foreign Policy in Syracuse
Dean-elect Harlan Cleveland spoke to the World Affairs Council of Syracuse at Schrafft's Restaurant. He urged a reappraisal of U S foreign policy, criticizing efforts to coerce neutralists toward Western alliances and warning against aggressive economic acts that could endanger moderate governments and risk helping Communists or religious fanatics seize power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Cleveland
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
World Affairs Council of
Syracuse
Schrafft
Cleveland
U. S
the Reporter
America
Stewards Dinner Preview of Tomorrow's IRA Regatta
About 500 attendees, including college stewards and coaches, gather at the Hotel Syracuse for a pre regatta dinner. The event features remarks by a top official, details on the upcoming Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta at Onondaga Lake, and access for the public. Parking, tents, and press facilities are arranged, with color coded crews and a ship to shore communications system. The regatta runs tomorrow with heats and finals through June 30.
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Liverpool
Jake
Syracuse
Frank Conniff
Hearst News
Onondaga Lake
Syracuse Chai
Carrier Corp
jAn
General Electric Co
Electronics Park
Carnell
James A. Ten Eyck
U.S
Teachers' Federation in Feud Over Information Committee
A Syracuse Federation of Teachers dispute centers on salary recommendations and a joint information committee. President Albert Clark accuses a vocal minority of pressuring for five extra members, while Miss Dorothea Moore defends the federation's stance and contends unauthorized newsletter actions misrepresented board views. The fight highlights tensions over teacher pay scales and representation.
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Teachers’ Federation
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Federation
Albert Clark
Syracuse Teachers Association
Citizens of
Syracuse
Com Ganization
Miss Moore
Dorothea Moore
Worl Clark
Clark
Joint Information Committee
Ast
Syracuse Federation of Teachers Board of Directors
Miss.Moore
Potter W. Kelly Aries
Shoppers Garage, Inc
Kelly
Presbyterian Synod Hails Aid to Negroes
The New York State Presbyterian Synod at Hamilton College adopted a resolution commending the NAACP and urged ministers and congregations to participate in its work. The body called for improved housing and wages, and for welcoming migrant workers to worship, aiming for an integrated Christian fellowship across races.
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Herald-Journal
Clinton
New York State Presbyterian Synod
Hamilton College
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Synodical Women's Group
Synod
Jack Cooper
State Steel Presbyterian Church
Schenectady
NAACP
Synod of New York
N.aacp
Senate
Two Students Sue City For 8500 In False Arrest Suit
Two college students Gary Kall and Clifford Earls sue the City of Syracuse in Supreme Court seeking 8500 for alleged false arrest and injuries. Earls’ mother Alma Earls joins for 1000, claiming loss of son’s services. Details state the men were arrested after a May 2 car crash near Oakwood Avenue while investigating sounds from the scene.
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Syracuse
Supreme Court
Gary Kall
Oakwood Ave
Mattisville Technical Institute
Clifford Earls
Faye Ave
College of Engineering
Syracuse University
Karl
Earls
Alma Earls
Kali
Robert W. Hartnett
Werel
Police
County Board Hears Plan To Abolish County Home Keeper Post
County supervisors held a public hearing this afternoon on a local law to abolish the keeper of the county home and hospital post. The jurisprudence committee seeks a deputy public welfare commissioner to run the home and hospital under the new structure after Earl R. Hall’s 18 year tenure ended June 5. M Leonard Shapero, 15th Ward supervisor, supervised the session as the panel votes to place the facility under the Public Welfare Department.
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County Home and Hospital
Home and Hospital
Earl R. Hall
M. Leonard Shapero
Public, Welfare Department
Farm-City Week Names Rural Director in Ithaca
Bruce R. Gervan of Ithaca was named rural public relations director for the 1956 Farm-City Week program to be observed November 16 to 22. The event, sponsored by Kiwanis International, aims to illustrate city farm interdependence and address mutual problems. State Commerce and Agriculture departments will cooperate, with William A. Mills of the Empire State Chamber of Commerce coordinating state efforts.
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Bruce R. Gervan
Ithaca
Syracuse
Kiwanis International
State Department of Commerce
State Department of Agriculture
William A. Mills
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
Pair Inherit Sister's Estate
Miss Clara Miller of 217 Griffith Ave died May 24 and left an estate to her sisters Mrs. Adelia M. Traub of 842 Maryland Ave and Mrs. Eleanor Mangan of LaGuina Beach California after funeral expenses. Executors named include sister Mrs. Emma Worth of Syracuse and Mrs. Traub. The will is dated May 11, 1956.
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Clara Miller
Griffith Ave
Syracuse
Traub
Sandra Hubert Receives DAR Good Citizenship Medal
Sandra Hubert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Hubert of 31 Bryant Ave, was selected for the Comfort Tyler Chapter Daughters in the American Revolution Good Citizenship Medal. The sixth grade Porter School pupil was chosen by the school faculty for the annual award.
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Sandra Hubert
Frederick Hubert
Bryant Ave
Comfort Tyler
The
Miss Hubert
Porter School
Scoot
County Adds Four Deputies to Sheriff Department
Four new deputies and an assistant cook joined Sheriff Albert E. Stone’s county jail staff this morning. Edward F. Bartosiewicz Robert J. Bowles John C. Epinger and Dominick A. Tedesco were sworn in by County Clerk Watter Lansing at the county courthouse. The new deputies start at 22,000 annually and rise to 4,010 in three years. assistant cook Hortensa R. Kasson was hired at 2,500. The addition brings the department to 83 total including deputies, office and court personnel and jail staff.
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Albert E. Stone
I County
Watter Lansing
County
Edward F. Bartosiewicz
Willis Ave
Robert J. Bowles
Cedarvale
Camillus
John C. Epinger
Mildred Ave
Dominick A. Tedesco
Townsend St
His Buns Will Really Be Done At Jury Duty
Floyd Rathbun, route supervisor for a local bakery, faced jury duty after parking his truck on Willow Street. Mrs. Jean Lautz, 24, of South Avenue, accused of a false unemployment claim in May 1954, allegedly received benefits while babysitting May 9 to June 20, 1954. Herman Arkin prosecutes, William Martin defends.
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Floyd Rathbun
Rathbun
Woodbine Ave
Jean Lautz
Ward Baking Co
W. Willow St
Dory
Tria
Lautz
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