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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1955

Page

4

Syracuse Symposium Opens With 200 Chemists Attending

About 150 to 200 chemists are expected at the eighth annual Summer Symposium in Analytical Chemistry at Syracuse University. Dr. Louis Gordon chairs the chemistry department and notes 10 papers will be presented today and tomorrow in Marshall Hall Auditorium. Dr. Benjamin P. Burtt will speak at the dinner in Watson Hall, and a bird banding talk follows.

iWat Aon Hall Syracuse University Louis Gordon Marshall Hall Analytical ‘Chemistry Division of Analytical Chemistry The American ‘Chemical ' Society Slocum Hall Benjamin P. Burtt University Chemistry Watson Hall Burtt North Edwards Ave

State College Forestry presents research findings

Abrahamson will discuss Identification of Short Lived Species in Chemical Reactions and Dr Gordon will present Slow Precipitation Processes at the College of Forestry seminar.

College Abrahamson Gordon

Youth and Baldwinsville Driver Injured in Separate One Car Accidents

Thomas A. Donnelly 10 of 491 Pleasantview Ave suffered hip side and leg injuries after dashing from behind a parked car into a turning vehicle on Court Street near the school. Jeremiah Moynihan 62 of 204 Putnam Street, Baldwinsville, rolled his car on Highway and was not hospitalized, while John L. O'Brien 21 of 59 Tappan Street was hospitalized with head and mouth injuries after a single vehicle crash and received a summons for failure to control and driving without a license.

A-Lyncourt Baldwinsville Thomas A. Donnelly Pleasantview Ave Jeremiah 'M Cen O'Brien

Ballantyne Named State Civil Defense Director

Thomas Ri Ballantyne of Onondaga County was appointed state civil defense director by Lt. Gen. C R Huebner. The move grants conscription power over county resources and support areas including Cortland Sebeca Madison Jefferson Cayuga and Oswego counties. Officials discussed evacuating 25000 people and managing Thruway traffic as hydrogen bomb tests proceed.

Thomas Cortland Sebeca Madison Jefferson Cayuga Oswego New York City Buffalo Syracuse Ballantyne Civil Defense Teall ‘Ave

Water Firm Value in Onondaga Condemnation Hearing

The case over New York Water Service Corp holdings in Onondaga County reaches valuation stage. Condemnation commissioners and Public Service Commission weigh expert testimony from Cushman McGee R W Prespich and others as hearings adjourn, with property values reported between 5 and 13 million dollars and an 8.5 million estimate marked excessive. Babe Ruth and Jim Small noted in passing.

New York Water Service’ Corp Onondaga Daniel. J. .Seupert Edward F.mclaughlin Irving” ‘Bhickman Offondaga ‘County McGee R. W. Prespich, ‘Inc New York City Financial Company Water Authority Public Service Commission Appellateivision

Escape Plane Crash Near Hancock Field Kills Two Airmen

Two airmen escaped serious injury after a single engine Ercoupe crashed near Hancock Field. Pilot George K. Carson 29 of Philadelphia and passenger Aras Greenwood 54 of Darby were aboard. Carson said the plane had been serviced yesterday and took off five minutes before the crash. The engine failed at about 500 feet, sending the craft into a makeshift road about 200 yards from fuel tanks. The wreck damaged the wingtip, tricycle gear, propeller, and twin tail. Both men had flight plans for a return trip to Philadelphia.

Hancock Field Hranepele Field Ercoupe George K Carson Philadelphia Carson and Greenwood

City pays $300 in settlement over dead ducks and trout

The city awarded $300 to the estate of Clellan S. Forsythe, prominent businessman and former assemblyman who died September 18, 1953, in a settlement related to poisoned ducks and trout.

Clellan S. Forsythe

Chlorine Floods Geddes Brook At Forsythe Property

Executors report chlorine-contaminated water entered Geddes Brook from a new city conduit crossing Forsythe.property near Fairmount on Sept. 2, 1054 as city workers flushed the pipes.

Ial Forsythe Fairmount Geddes

Suit for $100000 arising from 1954 accident in Marietta

Howard Weeks sues Malambri's Express Fulton and Ronnie Trapasso alleging a back injury after a truck oper ated by Trapasso moved away from a loading dock while Weeks stood on the dock ramp. The trial before Justice Carl W Peterson began Monday in Janesville.

Supreme’ ‘Court Howard Marietta Brown-Lipé Chapin Malambri S* Express Fulton Ronnie ‘Trapasso Carl Ww W. Peterson

Beacon Wax Wins In Floor Tests Beating Other Brands

Beacon's program of urging floor wax tests shows Beacon Wax outshines and outlasts competing brands in independent tests. Consumers are urged to compare performance and price, with Beacon promoted as the superior choice for durable shine and long wear.

Beacon

Polish Falcons Hold New York District Convention Plans

Final plans for the July 2 to 4 New York State District 9 convention of the Polish Falcons were discussed at a meeting at 8 pm in the Geddes Street clubhouse. Delegates will represent Buffalo, Batavia, Rochester, Auburn, and Utica. events include track and field at Griffin Field on July 2 and gymnastic folk dancing at Frazier Park on July 3 with a parade arrangement noted. Adam Gajewski, 45, chairs the convention.

New York State Geddes St Syracuse Buffalo Batavia Rochester Auburn Utica Griffin Frazier Park Adam ‘Gajewski

Geneva Council to Hold Special Session on Park Plan

The Geneva Common Council will meet in a special session to discuss and approve proposals for the sturdy park plan. Officials aim to review design details, funding, and timelines for park improvements.

Geneva Common “Council

Board approves bath house project at Seneca Jake Park

The Board of Public Works approved plans to build a bath house at Seneca Jake Park. The proposal includes a $5,000 allocation and awaits final decision by Cornell President Thomas AS Baroody.

Cornell Thomas Baroody Maeterlain Seneca‘Jake Park thesBoard Public Works

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Dr. Gordon and Edwin W. Abrahamson New York Endsi New BenDac Bond S. Salina S Lionel Trains American Flyer Rudolph Dad Ronson Hamilton Whelohs COR Salina E. Jefferson James ST Eastwood Darby Rvbers Fulton, Oswers Utics Wibacs Rewne Waleriowa
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