Syracuse to give second Salk vaccine round next week
Syracuse Public and parochial schools will administer second round Salk polio vaccines next week. About 2,488 public school children and 950 parochial pupils will be inoculated, with a schedule listing several schools and times.
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Pollo Pioneers
Syracuse Public
Health
Department and
William Ayling
Virginia
Harris
Syracuse ‘Health Department
Nichols
Huntington
Lincoln
Madison
Danforth
Van
Sumner-Levy
Webster, Montgomery
John T. Roberts
Jblank
Viccine
County considers mental health board backing from diverse groups
An Onondaga County Board of Supervisors hearing drew a large crowd in support of a state authorized county mental health board. Representatives from schools, social agencies, medicine, psychiatry, churches and others urged formation to secure state aid and coordinated services for mental health.
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Onondaga County ‘Board of Supervisors
William R. Willard
State University of New
Onondaga County Board of Supervisors
Onondaga County
Thomas H. Dyer
Department of Research
Malcolm E. Peabody
Episcopal Diocese of
Syracuse
Onondaga Health Association
American Association of Psychiatric
A. van Wagonen Hancock
Council Social Agencies
Child Guidance Center
Hancock
Council of Social Agencies
John E. Morrissey Jr
Board of Supervisors
Dean Noble
Jewish Family Service Bureau
Melvin Rudolph
Stuart Dyer
Onondaga County Medical Society
Syracuse Psychiatric Society
City Hall sidewalk redesign eyed to improve front area
City officials debated improving the sidewalk in front of City Hall with a leveled entrance and decorative plantings. Public Works Commissioner Charles Stanton may confer with Mayor Mead on a plan that could also create curbside parking for five to six cars near the apron area.
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City Hall
Public Works
Charles Stanton
Mead
E. Washington St
Stanton
State Office
Council Chiefs Away Leave Temporary President to Be Chosen
The Common Council will lack its president Mrs Mela nie Kreuzer and president pro tempore Roy D Sim mons at Mondays session. Council will vote to elect a temporary president. Kreuzer will fly to her ailing father Frank Ahrens 72 in Ormond Beach Florida. Simmons, normally next in line, is in Japan coaching Syracuse University boxing.
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Melanie Kreuzer
Counciman
Roy D. Simmons
Corporation Counseil
George T. Driscoll
Hiness
Mayor Mead Sees Hughes-Schoeneck Bill Spurs City Slum Clearance
Mayor Mead returned from the 45th annual New York State Conference of Mayors in Buffalo and urged support for the Hughes-Schoeneck two for one slum clearance bill. He said Harriman must sign a multi million upstate face lifting plan while current bills would separate housing and clearance programs and secure Federal subsidies. The plan would cover two thirds of net slum clearance cost with cities paying the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
City
Hall
Hughes-Schoeneck
Harriman
New York State Credit Union League Opens 35th Convention
The NYS Credit Union League begins its 35th annual convention at Hotel Syracuse with sessions on state and federal credit unions. Speakers include Robert Sattler Seymour Scheer Reuben Lansky and Richard Walch as about 990 delegates register for a three day meeting. The event features a dinner at Onondaga Hotel and sessions in Syracuse venues with Mayor Lead welcoming delegates.
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New York State Credit Union League
Syracuse
Robert L. Sattler
Seymour Scheer
New York State Banking Department
Reuben Lansky
Richard D. Walch
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Onondaga Hotel
Louis Bonderefsky
Raymond L. (Calhoun
Hopps
Methodist Church
Jury Denies Pupil Damage Suit in Negligence Case
A State Supreme Court jury ruled against Angela Marie Fazzolati in a negligence action filed by the Fazzolari family. They alleged a Prescott School PE instructor was negligent when the 13 year old was injured on January 28, 1952, after a volleyball struck her while tying a shoelace, breaking her ankle. The jury returned a no cause verdict after about 20 minutes of deliberation.
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Frank DelVecchio
Regents Quiz Hard Not If You Studied
Hundreds of Syracuse high school students took morning regents exams on history world history and typewriting with new cartoon based questions about Eisenhower and Dulles as part of a broader testing period. The exams ran 9 15 am to 12 15 pm and 1 15 pm to 4 15 pm with a note that regents continue through Thursday as schools let out.
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Thomas Hooker
Jonathan Edwards
Roger Williams
Syracuse Public
Johnny
Cleveland
Commodore Perry
U. S
Southeast Asia
New Feaures
Eisenhower
Dulles
Cone
China
Russia
Syracuse Public High
Judie Clancy
Chemists Hold Parley At S U for Analytical Symposium
About 300 analytical chemists gather at Syracuse University for the eighth annual Analytical Symposium of the American Chemical Society. Prof. Thomas S. Lee of the University of Chicago is general chairman. Prof. Benjamin P. Burtt of Syracuse speaks tonight on bird banding. The program covers rate mechanisms and energy relationships in chlorine compounds, vanillin analysis, and the use of micro organisms as analytical tools.
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Syracuse University
American ‘Chemical Society
Thomas. S. Lee
The
Univerisity of Chicago
Benjamin P. Burtt
Department of Chemistry
Wattson
ACS Division of
Analytical Chemistry
Edward S. Amis
University of Arkansas
Avrom L Medalia
Boston University
Henry M. Neumann
Northwestern University
Lewis Fowler
Monsanto Chemical Company
St. Louis
H. R. Kline
R. S. Mitchell
Monsanto
Fowler
Dale ‘A. Harris
Merck & Co., Inc
Rahway, N. J
Edwin W. Abrahamson F
New York State College of Forestry
Fathers Day Party Set At Cayuga Methodist
Auburn youths from Cayuga Methodist Church sponsor a Father’s Day party at 7 30 tonight in Memorial Hall Miss Lois Wright president will welcome the fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Youth Fellowship of Cayuga Methodist Church
Memorial Hall
Lois Wright
One Bid For Three-Wheeled Motorcycle Bid
One bid was received for a three wheeled service motorcycle by Bill's Motorcycle Shop on S State St. to be supplied to the County Parks Board. The bid amount was 1478.75 dollars. Purchasing officer Robert Sollinger said a sworn statement may be required to confirm the price is the county's lowest.
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Bill
S. State St
County Parks Board
Robert Sollinger
Sollinger
Bishop Peabody joins Harvard Board of Overseers
The Rt. Rev. Malcolm E Peabody bishop of Central New York Diocese has been elected to a six year term on Harvard University's board of overseers He is a member of the Class of 1911 and was one of five alumni chosen Also elected was Arthur Amory Houghton Class of 1929 president of Steuben Glass Co
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Malcolm E. Peabody
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Harvard University
Bishop Peabody
Arthur Amory Houghton
The
Steuben Glass Co
Roosevelt Junior High counselor hurt in fall at school
Miss Marie Dunn the Roosevelt Junior High School girls' counselor was treated at Syracuse General Hospital for a head injury after falling on stairs between the first and second floors during lunch hour. Principal Fred J. Smith said she was expected to be discharged today.
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Marie Dunn
Roosevelt Junior High School
Syracuse General Hospital
Fred J. Smith
Dunn
600 Attend Stewards Dinner Kickoff for 55 Regatta
The annual stewards dinner tonight opens the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta weekend at the Hotel Syracuse ballroom. About 600 attendees are expected, with Justice Henry J. Kimball as the main speaker and Ava S. Bushnell as codtmaster.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Association
Syracuse
Cornell University
Henry J.kimball
Watertown
New York State Supreme Court
Ava S. Bushnell
Regatta
Jackie Miles
Stewards
Sixth Dog Poisoning Reported in LeMoyne Trailer Park
Widespread canine poisoning in LeMoyne Trailer Park noted by the sheriff's department. The sixth dog of the week was found under a trailer at 1705 LeMoyne Ave, swollen and dilated, after Mrs. Merideth Young reported offensive odors. Deputies say the dog appears poisoned with possible arsenic exposure based on evidence from other dogs.
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LeMoyne
Sheriffs Department
LeMoyne Ave
Merideth Young
Riter Injured After Car Roughly Leaves Route 91
Mary E. Riter 21 of 1508 Genesee Street suffered concussion burns facial and limb injuries and possible fractures after leaning against a car driven by Mervin M. Smith 28 on Route 91 near Jamesville about 9 PM. She was hospitalized by Eastern Ambulance.
Dog Takes Over Rockwell School In Nedrow
A large black police dog entered Rockwell School in Nedrow yesterday morning and refused to leave. Deputies and S.P.C.A. attendants used force to escort the dog to the facility for awaiting its owner.
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Dog
Rockwell School
Nedrow
Budge
S.P
C. A
Nottingham Burglary Sees Small Tools Stolen From School
A burglar entered Nottingham High School overnight through an open window and ransacked the workshop desks, taking a handful of small tools. Principal Emmett P. Kane reported no loss estimate pending police investigation.
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Nottingham High School
Emmett P. Kane
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Byracuse Herald-Journal
Brighton
Elwood
Washington
St. ‘Lady's
Irving
Porter
Charles Andrews
St/ Joseph's
Most Holy Land
Delaware
Rosary
St.James
Salem
Myne
Salina
Croton
Gere
Franke
Our Lady ‘of ‘Pompeii
Assumption
Holy Trinity
St.John the’, Baptist
St. ‘Brigid's
St .Patrick's
John: the Baptist
St. John : the Evangelist
Onondaga
Cayuga
Oswego
Oswego County
Jini Cayuga County
York College of Medicine
William D. Wallate
A.van Wagonen, Hancock
David ‘E. Bigwood
Nicholas Ferrante
Syracuse Federation of Labor
Gerald B. Cleveland
William R. ‘Willard
University of New York College of Medicine
Medical College
Dyer
David E. Bigwood
George T.driscoll
League of Women Voters
Citizen’s Committee of
Onondaga County Children’s Court
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Onondaga- Committee
State Credit Union
Malcolm
Central High’School
S. U
Dr. Lee
Dad
Harvard
Lewis P. Andreas
Jeremiah Ford I
Pennsylvania
Ralph Farey
Columbia
Robert 3. Kane
Corneil
C. Elliot Loughlin
Navy
Bushnell
Gecretary
See Burk
Penn
Russell “Rusty” Cellow
Carroll
Ky” Epright
California
Gosta “Gus” Erikson
Louis C. Lindsey
Stanford
James B. McMillian
Mlt
Kim Nesworthy
Boston
Walter “Bud” Raney
R. Harrison Sanford
Cornell
Delos “Cutch” Schoch
Princeton
Norman Sonja
Wisconsin
Alvin Albuckson
Clifford “Tip” Goes
Helsinki
Goes
Syraie
U.S
William P. Tolley
Nottingham
Schieder
Marble Farms
Grand
Mulroy
Liquor Store
E. Genesee St
Scotland
Genesee St
Yates Hotel
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