Erickson Family Plans Regatta Support at Syracuse
Gus Erickson and wife Jean with daughters Signa Kristina Ingrid and Sara provide lively backing for Syracuse University rowing at tomorrow's regatta. The Ericksons, based from Ten Eyck boathouse, plan to watch from the finish line as Gus heads to Sweden for coaching duties after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Erickson
Syracuse University
Jean
Signa
Kristina
Ingred
Sara
Ericksons
Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Jean Erickson
Navy
Pennsylvania
Gus
Jean Erick
Erickson
Sweden
Swedish Rowing Association
Finland
Sigma
Gothenburg
America
United States
S.a.’S
Little Sara
Two Get Terms In Attica In Onondaga County
Two Onondaga County Home residents were sentenced in County Court to prison terms at Attica State Prison. William O'Donnell, 74, received two to four years for second degree assault, while Wil Perryman, 46, drew two and a half to five years for second degree assault. Several others pleaded guilty to varying charges in a joint indictment including second degree sodomy, third degree burglary, grand larceny, and petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
William O'Donnell
Attica
Wil Perryman
Milton Hessler
Raymond Baker
Salt Springs Rd
William Deming
Lemoyne Trailer Camp
James Walters
E. Washington St
Joseph A. Dugan
Ellis
Berry Festival Supports Memorial Nurse Fund
The Mary Perkins Memorial Fund for nurses in financial need will benefit from Memorial Hospital's annual strawberry festival run by the nursing department and nursing alumnae. It will be on the hospital's south lawn from 1 to 4 PM. Miss Perkins, former supervisor of the obstetrical department, died eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perkins
Nursing Department
Memorial Hospital
Miss Perkins
Memorial Obstetrical
Passerby Saves Baby Thrown From Window
MAURICE JAMES HENDERSON of 1305 E Fayette St was booked for disorderly conduct after his wife claimed she threw her three year old from a second story window. A passerby Michael Verone 24 of 704 W Belden Ave caught the child. hospital reports the mother in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice James Henderson
E- Fayette St
Michael Verone
W. Belden
Verone
Beverly
Slashing Attack Admitted by Man Hezekiah Robinson pleads guilty to third degree assault
Hezekiah Robinson admitted stabbing his estranged wife Mrs Gladys Robinson near University Avenue and Fayette Street last night. Judge Truman H Preston ordered him held until sentencing tomorrow after treatment at University Hospital for two stab wounds in the left shoulder and a slash wound in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Preston
Gladys Robbinson
E. Fayette St
Baby Cab Victim In Fair Condition
Igor Sieradzan the 21 month old infant from 1049 West Belden Avenue was in fair condition at St Josephs Hospital after being struck near his home by a taxicab driven by Robert B Smith who swerved to avoid the child but could not. Patrol officers noted the child suffered a fractured left collarbone and head abrasions and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igor Sieradzan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boleslaw Sieradzan
W. Belden Av
Richard van Patten
John Zrebiec
Repudiates Chest Case Statements in Court Drama
Mrs. Exmel X. Henderson, former Chest secretary, faces misappropriation charges totaling 805 dollars as testimony continues in County Court. Three character witnesses defend her integrity while she denies taking any money and recounts cross examinations by District Attorney Del Vecchio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exmel X. Henderson
Comamapette Chest Collections
Wiliam A. Maloney
Atease
Allc- Cazenovia
Charles Feldman
State Fairchird
de Vecchio
Gader
del Vecchio
New Health Chief To Meet Staff In Syracuse
Dr. David E. Bigwood of Utica will take office July 15 as Syracuse health commissioner and meet staff June 30 at City Hospital. Acting Health Commissioner A C Silverman said he invited Bigwood to the regular staff conference to introduce him to bureau heads and discuss policy. Budget matters and a realistic next year's health department budget were also discussed with requests for specific funds for specific projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Bigwood
Utica
New
Syracuse
Witn Istaff
Health Department
A. C. Silverman
Silverman
Bigwood
City Hospital
Heath Bureau
King to Exhibit Home Orchids at University College show
Dr Aden J King of Syracuse University plans an orchid exhibit at the Men s Garden Club show tomorrow from 2 to 8 PM at University College 601 East Genesee Street. Open to the public with no charge. Prof Frank A Kanda will demonstrate balancing tap water to proper acidity and offer free soil analysis of home garden samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden J. King
Syracuse University
University College
E. Geneseest
Frank A. Kanda
Husband Denies Assault Charge in Police Court
CHARLES MAY JR aged 32 of 1340 Butternut Street pleaded not guilty to a third degree assault charge. Judge Truman Preston set bail at 1000 dollars for a July 2 reappearance after a warrant alleged he struck his wife Barbara Tuesday at their home. Officer Joseph ONeil arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles May, JR
Truman H. Preston
May
Barbara
Joseph O'Neil
Court Orders Meyer to Hospital for Further Examination
A court ordered a psychiatr ic evaluation of Harold P Meyer after a judge and his attorney disputed Dr Steckels initial exam as not thorough enough. Meyer, charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of his three year old daughter Dawn Marie, was ordered to Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital for further tests while he remains held at Cedar Street jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Meyer
Ing Com
Syracuse
Breed
Brickman
Meyer
Tye
Frank del Vecchio
del Vecchio
Mock Accident Viewed By Convicted Speeders
A small group of convicted speeders were marched from Traffic Court to Canton Square to view a mock accident scene arranged by the Rotary Club. Patrolman Robert Alexander led the entourage and delivered a lecture on speeding dangers, following a prior briefing by Judge Truman H Preston. Each speeder faced fines and was ordered to return at 11 AM for the tour and lecture as part of the National Safety Council anti speed campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alexander
Rotary Club
Clinton Square
Andrew Peliz
Canton Square
Traffic Bureau
Truman H
Preston
National Safety Council
Mayor Seeks Report On Barboni Contract Fallout
The mayor plans a follow up with Barboni officials after Commissioner Stanton accused the firm of withholding asphalt materials. Corporation Counsel Driscoll says a default notice was sent. Mayor Mead may seek an amicable settlement to cut costs while Stanton reports Barboni’s rival Barry Oil Co. supplies material for Thompson Road at $6.50 a ton, higher than Barboni’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Barboni
Corporation Counsel’s Office
Barboloni
George T. Driscoll
Mead
Daniel F. Baroni
City Hall
Barry Oil Co
Thompson Rd
Soap Box Derby Movie Shown Tonight At Bresee Chevrolet
A busy derby week ends with a 7:30 PM screening of the national Soap Box Derby film Opportunity on Wheels at Bresee Chevrolet, paired with Tomorrow's Drivers. The event features Jonathan Foster, last year’s Syracuse champion, arriving in Akron in Indian regalia and includes refreshments courtesy of Pepsi Cola Syracuse Bottlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity
Bresee Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
General Motors
Flm
Jonathan Foster
Syracuse
Akron
Ohio
Pepsi~Cola
Syracuse Bottlers, Inc
W. Geneseest
Syracuse Chiefs
Havana
City Hall Linoleum Work Paused After Picketing
Public Works Commissioner Charles S Stanton halted linoleum laying in the City Hall Annex at 200 E Water St after Local 12 carpenters picketed yesterday. Richard Luttrell, union president, said floor layers aligned with striking carpenters should not have been on the job. pickets were called off once work stopped and delays were deemed noncritical to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Aldl
E. Water Sr
Local 12
Carpenters’ Union
Public Works
Charles S. Stanton
Richard Luttrell
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Registry
A list of individuals and addresses shows marriage licenses issued in the area. Names include Domachowske, Rockwood, Stone, Zalla, Dalesandro, Burinski, Pagano, Haun, Boush, Moszal, Sacea, Gildemeier, Martin, Sade, Levinsky, Afessina, Palumbi, and several others with associated street addresses and towns such as Dewitt and Cicero. The fragmentary text indicates a registry-style notice of licenses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kris
Berry Festival
Passerby
Henderson
Hezekiah Robinson
Russell Lader
Edward Oswald
Syracuse Lodge F.&a.m
Masonic Temple
Charles L. Geiger
William M. Owen
C. Arthur Shaw
King
Mayor’s Office
Charles Stanton Ho
Sons Street Material Company
Public Works.s
DPW
A. Barboni
Howard J. Carroll
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Chiefs
Sugar Kings
MacArthur Stadium
ECKEL
Schieder‘s
Schieder
E. Genesee 4
Syrecus
Graved Heer
Duke’s
Madison St
Lew Kates
Shantung
Dagton
Corrin's Men's Shop
East Fayette ST
City Halls
Waterman
Boston St. Domachowske
Kirsher
Charles R. Rockwood
Britain
Dorothy L. Stone
Teall Av
Arthur Zalla
Park St
Constanice Dalesandro
W. Kenneds
Albert BE Burinski
W. Genesee St
Joanna Pagano
W. Genesee
Henneth L. Haun
Town of
Dewitt
Marsione
J. Boush
Garieid Av
Thomas Moszal
Wilbur
Anna AL Sacea
Chenate
Harold J_ Gildemeier
Madigan St
Sean M. Martin
Mosley Dr
Irvine L. Sade
New York City
Claire Levinsky
Lancaster Av
Joseph L. Afessina
Mation T. Palumbi Een Teomerr St Ah
Lyndon F. Carmen
Cicero
Marilen D. Martin, FaretierDie
Jack Levine
N. Salina ST
Opticians City
FACOR
Warren
Central New York
ATL
Siete
Ravan
Reguiges
M, Salima Ot
Laourel
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