Seven Accidents Injure Twelve In Overnight Crashes
A series of overnight accidents across the county injured twelve people, with seven requiring hospital treatment. At Route 11 near Cicero, Richard M. Denny, 21, was seriously hurt when his car crashed head on into a tree, being transported to University Hospital with skull, knee, ankle, and collarbone injuries. Additional crashes near Geddes, Onondaga, and Oswego involved injuries ranging from neck strains to head trauma, including Louisa Hings and Shirley Henderson. Police noted cars ran off roads, rear-end collisions, and a hit-and-run near Oswego that left Mabel M. Black shaken but uninjured.
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Richard M. Danny
Was Markov
Route 11
Cicero
University Hospital
Teooper A. May
Bee Wirt State Folice
Denny
Lic Tree
C. W Donely
Charles Hesser
Deanely Farm
Vick
Hesler
Fouwle
Genesee St
Bronson Rd
James Roche
John Checkosky
Arley L Himes
S Salina St.1
Ul'gus
Henderson Girly
Hines
Veloske
Onondagajide
Onondaga
Valjean Johnson
Port Byron
Fred Johnson
RD. 1
Port
Byron
Kathryn’ M. Dussng
Turtle‘st
Johnson
Tim
Gnonengard
Velasko
Sha
Gign
Mabel M. Black
Clifford,Black
Sheriff Office
Black
Patralman- Joli Shostack
Wis
Onondaga General Hospital
Ater
Genetee
Bts
Sls
Shostack
Charles Andrews School
Geneseest
Reuben Lupert
Salt Springs
Ellis
E. Geneste
Patelman Witliam Busch Invest
Crousecreving Hospital
Gordon MacKay
Sanderson
Mackay
A. J. Marchione
Elgrige
Jiet
Camilus Hill
Henry Dube
Pinsdelé
Mass
Marestone
Solvay Strike Parley Set For Tuesday
A company and United Mine Workers Local TWH57 plan another bargaining session Tuesday at the State Tower offices in Buffalo for a one year strike clause and a union proposed company paid pension. Lyle W Hornbeck said the meeting will start at 10 AM. The strike has entered its fifth day with about 2000 union members off work. A six hour bargaining session yesterday failed to break the deadlock over pay terms and pension plan.
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Seluctn Solar Process
Shsking United Mine Workers
Lyle W Hornbeck
Company
Attornay
Bis
State Tower
Hornbeck
Apartment Zone Ruling Is Deferred
Syracuse planning commission delayed its decision on the first preconing order under the Residential Class C law after hearing arguments for and against the application to permit a one story apartment hotel at Tames Lodi and Willowall. The panel also delayed rulings on several other zoning and permit requests including use of 2522 James St for domestic workers housing, extension of the Syracuse Wire land Fence Works operations, and multiple building permits and denials across several streets.
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TIE Ciex Planning Commission
Tames
Lodi
Willowall
Syiacusel
James St al al
Syracuse
Alton Av
James St
Tamas St
Lafayette
Elm St
Genesee St
Crouse
Stafford Ay
Summer Outing Planned by Religious Group
The Religious Group of the American Commutes for European Needy will hold its annual summer outing tomorrow at Schilling's College on the west shore of Ouseo Lake.
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Schilling
Ouseo Lake
National Legion Head Warns of Red Danger Rally in Lincoln Aud torapm
American Legion national commander George N Craig of Indiana warned against a war neurosis and called for self reliance and active participation in government at a Lincoln rally. Hundreds attended the event sponsored by the American Legion Fifth District with cooperation from labor and civic groups.
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Lancela Agdieolum
Tarry DB Shepard
American Legion
Fitch District
Richard IL "Pass
National Cam
Gouge N. Craig
The
Legion
Lon
National Legion
Lincoln
George N. Craig
Indiana
American Legion of the Fifth Dtsunes
At & Pol
Charles F. Stanjad
Thomas Jones
Rose Fete to Have Ballet at Syracuse Rose Festival
The 1950 Syracuse Rose Festival features the coronation of Queen Hope Lee at Genesee Street Fayetteville and the Rose Gardens ceremony. TUE NINITA joins the lineup as entertainment starting at 4 PM with the Syracuse Military Band led by W. H. Tim re and vocal selections by Miss Bartuce Walser. The queen, Mrs. Ann Roger, escorts 24 honor pupils from local schools to the Thocnden amphitheater for the coronation.
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Syracuse
Rose Festival Committee
Hope
Lee
Genesee
Fayetteville
A. Mulls
Rosa Gardens
Ann ¥ Oger
Oxford
Barbara
Ralph
Lockwood Rd
St. Lawrence University
St Bonaventure Alumni Hear Farley Tomorrow in Elmira
A Central New York delegation will attend a St Bonaventure College alumni dinner in Elmira at 6 30 P M with James A Fenney headlining to discuss the New York gubernatorial race Other speakers include Very Rev Thomas Plassman Msgr Joyre and Very Rev Juvenal Lalor among St Bonaventure graduates Harold A Martineau and John J Young also scheduled to attend Dinner at the Mark Twain Hotel will feature remarks on the St Bonaventure building fund drive and Farley as general campaign chair for construction projects. The Elmira meeting aims to unite alumni and raise funds for campus facilities.
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Central New York
St. Bonaventure College
Ebmira
James A. Fenney
New York
William H Kearney
T Naonat
Harold A. Martineau
John J Young
Farley
St . Bonavencure
Juvenal Lalor
Thomas Plassman
St. Bonaventure
United States
Msgr
Joyre
Camden
Elmira
Mark Twain Hotel
Radio Chorus To Sing Here In Syracuse Concert
The National Lutheran Chorus will perform in Syracuse on Sunday June 2 at Lincoln Auditorium at 8 15 PM. The event supports Trinity Lutheran Church Men’s Club and honors Dr Waller A Halex founder of the National Lutheran Radio Hour. Kenneth A McCoy is general chairman, with ushers Toha Panaro and Joan Wachnels. The chorus tours the eastern U S and will visit major cities before a Western return in July.
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Syracuse
Sunda
Lincoln
Trinity Lutheran Church
Central
Clair Komp
Te Trinity Men's Club
Kenneth A. McCoy
Toha Panaro
Joan Wachnels
United States
Forensic League Elects CBA Priest 1980 State Chairman
The Very Rev. Cornelius F.S.C. was elected 1980 state chairman of the National Forensic League after a vote of 24 chapters. He is the first Catholic school representative to hold the post, previously directing speech activities at LaSalle Academy. He will oversee national matters, speech progress, and the annual competition near New York, where he expanded the league’s championship reach. His CBA team claimed three state speech championships under his leadership.
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Cornelius
F.S.C
National Forensic League
LaSalle, Academy
Brother Cornelius
New York
CBA
Aranas Forensic League
Junior Chamber Receives Award for Conservation Efforts
The Racu bunkee Uham of Commerce awards second place to the local Junior Chamber for outstanding dues work in conservation among national Junior Chambers. The honor was announced at the 60th annual convention in Chicago with hundreds of Jaycee groups in attendance.
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Racu Bunkee Uhamber of
Chicago
Tuner Charier of Commerce
Jaycpo Group
Jayces
Ani
Ocey
Tae Charlane
Cnavher von Fi Piste
Jordan Area OKs Central School Plan
Jordan and Mine residents approve a centralized school plan by 485 to 29 vote. The central district maps Jordan Freecanemy area to include multiple townships with a central board elected for July 1. Building plans for admission to Jordan academy and high school await bond referendum details.
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Oks Central School Plan
Jordan
Mine
Se7ool
Amir CIA
Tae Jeoposal
Centralation
Pide Poral
Ray Sprague
Jack Munend
Peru
Lawesence Kennedy
Brutus
Ody Bar Tetas
Kenneth McCormack
Frares Snow
Tena
Edward Bowe
Jodan Ang “Vachanieds
Memphis
Hregyeda Ledee
Jordan Freecanemy
Elotidgt
Lynaudell
van Buren
Bruns
Jordan Academy
Gaston
Bowes
Teen Agers Seek Rink and Youth Center in Syracuse
Syracuse Lions Club reports over 1000 teens from Onondaga Valley and Solvay High Schools want two new facilities a roller skating rink and a community youth center. They lament the lack of a youth center while Allied Youth Interpost Council studies spur plans for coordinated youth recreation.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Lions Club
J. Halt
Onondaga Valley
Solvay
Hall
Alled
Plaque memorial for Miss Cooney at Irving School
A plaque at Washington Irving School honors Miss Cooney, long time Syracuse educator and former principal of Frazer and Washington Irving schools, who died last June. The inscription notes her lifelong service and character as superintendent David MeL praised her dedication during exercises attended by about 920 pupils.
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Ax Phique
Nellie GL Caonex
Dave Miniipal
Washington Vine School
Ave
Trottefr
Charles E. Looner
David Grelick
Hleanoe Kenneds
Bavidl Pauon
Erhools
Wise Kevhewnie Cloopan
Washington Irvings School
Syracuse Hospitals Accept Welfare Rate Rise to 13.37 a Day
Syracuse Hospitals and county welfare officials agreed on a new welfare rate of 13.37 dollars per day for care of welfare patients after cost study. Dorothy Pellenz, president of the Syracuse Hospital Council, said the raise follows a study by welfare department auditors and board committees. Hospitals had sought 13.38, but agreed on the 13.37 figure amid concerns from committee members about the low rate.
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Richard H. Pass
Louis E. Drago
New York State Department of the Legion
Calvin
Thompson
County Legion
Corcoran
William S. Quinn
A.F.L
Wwincent
Sutman
Syracuse Council
CLO
Syracuse
Atreath
Dorothy Pellenz
Syracuse Hospital Councy
County’ Welfare
Welfare and
Koard of
Ospices
Comalilee
Miss Pellenz
Welfare Department
Sue
Hati
Blood transfusion aids injured farmer in Oneonta
Air delivery of blood from the Syracuse regional center to Fox Memorial Hospital in Oneonta helped treat Diego Hawver, a Gilford farmer badly injured after falling into a silo auger. He received a transfusion of B negative blood as a National Guard plane carried three pints to the hospital. The hospital indicated amputation of the injured foot may be necessary if his condition worsens.
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Syracuse
Fox Memorial Hospital
Oneonta
Ford Hawver
Diego Farmer
Gil
Hawver
National Air Guard
Hancock
Red Cross Motor Service
Oneonta Ae Field
Few Memorial Hospital
Institute on Community Leadership Opens at Colgate University
Syracuseans attend the sixth annual Institute of Community Leadership sponsored by the New York State Citizens Council at Colgate University. The program features community case studies, round tables on Syracuse University topics, and plans for next year with leaders, observers, and speakers including Bart Bell and Richard C. Lons.
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New York State Citizens Council
Tne
Colgate University
Hamllich
Students’ Union
Syracuse University
Istiuh
Bart Bell
FT Curtis Mal
Richard C. Lons
Ars
Shateailles
Midlasdale
Bureau of Social
Crizans Service
Re Council
Mes Malis Institute
Mics
Rhea Mirector Eckel
Robert S. Fisk
Syra Benjamin Fine
Case University Department of
The
New York Times
Bernard Caip
Ims
WH. Power
Press-J
National Jewish Denth State Counel
Robert A Easter
IV Women and Fedération of Hone
Syracuse
Bird
Alevancer Charters
Registration Set For Vet Courses At Central High
World War II veterans may complete a full high school term in 12 weeks at Central High. Registration runs June 19 to 29, with the accelerated term July 5 to late September. Six classes daily, 43 minutes each, allow four or five subjects, with full credit for prior high school work. Classes run 8 30 to 2 daily, with subsistence under the G1 Bill of Rights for those with service-earned basic training.
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Central High School
Jesse Ross
Vic
Ross Aid
Iso
NLRB Delay Stalls GE Dispute Amid Plant Layoffs
Labor strife at General Electric Slec 5 plant intensifies as the NLRB delays certification of Local 320 after UE protest. 3,000 idle workers, 50 punch press slowdowns, and negotiations ongoing. Officials cite reduced output as key cause while CIO Local 320 considers action.
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General Electics
Slec
NURS
NLRB
United Electrical Workers Union
U.E
Tase Tall
CLO
Mom Tye
Elestic
Fire destroys freight car load of insulating boards
A freight car load of insulating boards was destroyed by fire on a railroad siding behind 603 Erle Boulevard. The blaze, likely caused by spontaneous combustion, burned for more than an hour before Engine Company 12 and Truck units prevented spread. District Chief Leo Pacheck directed the firefighting efforts.
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Erle Blvd
Aremena
Fiemen
Leo Pacheck
Institute Planned by Universalists for Summer Institute
The Fourth annual New York State Universalist Summer Institute will be held at No. Four on Beaver Lake in Lewis County starting Saturday late 24 and continuing through July 1. Speakers include Myles Todehuver from St Lawrence University staff, Jean Muls of Watertown, and Rev. Robert Diek of Bristol.
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New York State Universalist
Beaver Lake
Lewis County
Myles Todehuver
St Lawrence University
Jean Muls
Walertawn
Robert IT. Diek
Bristol
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