Boys State Opens Sunday At Colgate University
Thirty area high school juniors join 960 peers for a week long Boys State civics program at Colgate University sponsored by the American Legion. Delegates elect a governor and lieutenant governor and prepare for the national convention in Washington DC. A bus departs Clinton Square Sunday at 10 30 am for Hamilton with local coordinators funding transport and expenses.
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Colgate University
American Legion
Washington, DC
Colgate
American Legion of
Onondaga County
Clinton Square
Hamilton
Pau
Leise
Seymour St
Peter Palumb
Westcott
Richard DeLeon
Manor
Tom Driscoll
Lincoln Ave
Bull Mesmer
Marthr. St
Tom Vollmer
Bellevue Ave
Loren James
Garland Rd
Gordon Hurd
Camillus
Dick Metcalf
Beverly Lane
Bob Gentile
Delhi St
Lewh Childs
Forest, Hill Dr
Bill O'Brien
Altchison
Herbert Johnson
Ashwood Pl
Bill McPeak
Warrington Rd
Harold Schwartz
iCity Orator Texas bound For Finals
Central High School sophomore David L. Sherman 16 travels to Dallas June 16 to 20 for the National and International Public Speaking Contest. He will compete against 30 American youths and seven from abroad on the topic A Salute to Our Generation.
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Central High School
Dave Sherman
Allen W. Sherman
Strathmore Dr
Dallas
Tex
Dave
Telt Hancock
David L. Sherman
Sherman
Central High
Syracuse
Utica
New York State
Pennsylvania
Canada
Carner Corp
Senate
Jeannette Coon
Optimists International
The
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Final Payments on Triangle Block This Week
Arthur Reed of Arbur and Renewal reports final payments for the Triangle Block totaling about 500000 are being made this week. The federal government sent 276000 on a court ordered week. Remaining condemnation awards funds were transferred from unallocated city capital. Some payments may be a day or two late but no trouble anticipated.
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Triangle
Arthur Reed
Arbur &Renewal
Frank Tearney Dies Fourth Syracuse Traffic Fatality
Frank C. Tearney 77 of 152 Colby Ave died in University Hospital at 6 05 p m after a truck struck him at James St and Homecroft Rd He suffered skull pelvis hip and left leg fractures Onondaga County Coroner to issue verdict The driver Walter L Phillips 61 of 114 Hazelhurst Ave said he entered the intersection on a green light as Tearney walked into the road Tearney retired from Lennox Furnace Co in 1955 Survived by wife Agnes Holland Tearney two daughters Mrs Richard Hobson of Pittsburgh and Mrs John Sheridan Jr of Syracuse three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Mass of Requiem Thursday Blessed Sacrament Church Burial St Marys Cemetery Funeral home services tonight and tomorrow
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Syracuse
Frank C. Tearney
Colby Ave
Lennox Furnace Co
Tearney
Univertsity Hospital
James 4 St
Homecroft Rd
Onondaga County
Harry L. Gilmore
James St
Phillips
Helen Cronk
Burnet Ave
Durhamville
Blessed Sacrament
Agnes Holland Tearney
Richard Hobson
Pittsburgh
John Sheridan Jr
Blessed Sacrament Church
Goddard & Crandall
St.Mary's Cemetery
Fuuneral
Cicero Church Plans a Smorgasbord Supper
A smorgasbord supper is planned for Thursday at Cicero Community Methodist Church. Serving begins at 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the building fund and other projects. Committee led by Mrs Dorothy Huber with cochairman Mrs Arthur Weston.
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Cicero
Dorothy Huber
Arthur Weston
Sore Throat Cases Soar In City Health Update
The Health Department reports a sharp rise in streptococcal sore throat with 24 cases, up from nine last week, as part of 156 total infectious cases. Chickenpox and mumps also increase, while totals for other diseases show mixed changes across dysentery, German measles, hepatitis, measles, meningitis, pneumonia, and salmonellosis.
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Health Department
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Burreau
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Orator
Texas Bound For Finals
Dite
Edwards Appliances, Annex Bldg
Frank Tearney
Cicero Church
U.S. Army
Brig
Con
Frank P
Wright Brothm
Mansfield
Ohio
Alex Ledwon
Fred Osborne
Optometrists
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