Ex-Servicemen’s Mom Mason Visits Her World War II Boys
Mrs. Mason of Syracuse known for aiding Marines she met during World War II travels about 20 000 miles with her husband to visit the men she adopted in wartime Her son Donald LaRue of Syracuse and their travels with local stops in Newark Rochester and Concord New Hampshire are noted as she continues her mission with the Bap tist Christian Service Center and a police citation in Rochester.
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Mason
Syracuse
Claringa
Los Angeles
Heron
John
Donald. LaRué
Lodi St. Don
Dorothy
Michael
Don
Navy
Jack
Air Force
Baptist Christian ’ Service Center
Masons
Newark
Rochester
Concord
Orvilton Parade of Homes Opens With 16 Modern Houses
The Orvilton Heights display opens today featuring 16 Central New York Association builders in 16 homes priced from 20000 to 45000 dollars. Official dedication at 1 30 p m included Onondaga County and DeWitt officials and WSYR sponsors. The WSYR Safety House prize is 50000 dollars with a winner drawn July 4.
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Orvilton Heights
DeWitt
Onondaga County
Station
WSYR
Home Builders Association of Greater Syracuse, Inc
Central New York Home Association
Haddonfield Dr
John L. Bellinger
Home Builders’ Office
E. Washington St
Association
al Bartlett
D. H. Beatti
Emmett Burns
Joseph A. Cicci
Cappy’s of
Syracuse
T. & J. Fiore
Harry G. Herrmann
William Charles Kelly
Emil Heck
James
Lounsbury
Oot
Dr Cope to Attend Business Meeting
Professor Alfred H. Cope of Maxwell Graduate School will represent Syracuse University at a 10 day conference on business problems next week. The symposium runs June 20 to June 30 in Wilmington Delaware and is organized by E L du Pont de Nemours and Co.
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Alfred H. Cope
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship
Syracuse University
Wilmington
Del
E. L du Port de Nemours and Co
State Credit Union League To Reelect Bonderefsky
Louis Bonderefsky of New York City is expected to be reelected president at the State Credit Union League annual meeting in Hotel Syracuse. About 900 members and guests attend as officers and directors including James P. Eagan Sydney B Wexler Louis N. Zipperman Nat C. Helman Frank J. Myers and Sidney Stahl. Governor Harriman sent a telegram praising the league for benefiting 400000 members and the state economy.
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Louis Bonderefsky
New York City
State Credit Union League
Syracuse
James P. Eagan
Schenectady
Sydney B. Wexler
Kew Gardens
Louis N. Zipperman
Ellenville
Nat C. Helman
Frank J. Myers
Long Island City
Sidney Stahl
Arthur JL. Ivison
Socony Mobil Oil Company
Donald H. Mead
League
Stahl
Arthur I. Ivison
Sith
New York State Credit Union League
Jack
Exploding Bottle Injures Local Youth
James A. Foran Jr., 15, of 639 S Geddes St, suffered a severe forehead cut when a sodal pop bottle exploded after slipping from a girl's hand. Police said the bottle struck the sidewalk and burst, and he was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital by Eastern Ambulance.
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James A. Foran Jr
S. Geddes St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
City Mulls Countywide Mental Health Program
Mayor proposes consolidating mental health services into a city county program via a nine member commission. State law allows city but not county control. Onondaga County already runs county wide services like the Child Guidance Center and alcohol program. Mead cites efficiency, reduced duplication, and better staff use as reasons for incorporation into a county plan.
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Onondaga “County
Mental “Health Commission
Mead
Onondaga County
Tax Refund Is Sought In Wind Damage Case
Richard W. Marsellus and Dona Marsellus sue Alva M. Meyers Jr director of U S Internal Revenue Syracuse seeking a $3 108 income tax refund for 1950 plus $704 interest. They deducted a $7 500 casualty loss for wind damage to trees and shrubs in Cazenovia from their 1950 return, which the IRS disallowed in 1953.
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Herald-Journal
Utica
Cazenovia
Richeard W. Marsellus
Dona Marsellus
U. S. District Court
Alva M. Meyers, Jr
U. S. Internal Revenue
Syracuse
Internal Revenue
Marsellus
Star Role Chief Big Tree Fails To Appear In Traffic Court
Chief John Big Tree a famed Indian film star did not attend his traffic court appearance. Judge Truman H. Preston adjourned the case to June 25 at defense request. Bail of 1000 dollars remains in effect. He lives at R. D.1 Nedrow age 79 and faced a driving while intoxicated charge after colliding with a fire hydrant in E Seneca Tapk on June 3.
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John Big Tree
Truman H. Preston
Nedrow
E. Seneca Tapk
Bankruptcy Court Ave Matiydale Debts Filed
A fragment notes a debtor listed as formerly from Syr ae pee NO and coat m U with debts of 1773 dollars in a bankruptcy context.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Matiydale
Syrae Pee NO & Coat m
U.mere
Callow signs five year Navy crew coach contract
Navy crew coach Rusty Callow signs a five year contract at the Naval Academy amid reports he would retire after the current season. The Navy mentor guided his crew to 31 straight wins before Pennsylvania snapped the streak this spring. The Penn crew is favored at today’s Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta on Onondaga Lake. About 400 attended the annual stewards dinner where Judge Kimball and others reflected on Callow’s impact and the regatta’s prominence in Central New York.
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Russell
Rusty
Callow
Toca
Nfinite
Vas
Academy
Phi
Ariisal
Tothe
Syracuse
Nfott -Loughlin
Naval. Academy
Navy
Pennsylvania
Penn
Toda
Onondaga Lake
Loughlin
Kimball
Cornell University
Poughkeepsie
Norm Sonjii
Wisconsin’s
Asa Bushnell
School Gives Citizenship Awards at Bellevue Junior High
Bellevue Junior High awarded 17 citizenship block letters based on points from seventh to ninth grade. Valedictorian Barbara Carpenter and salutatorian Martha Risser led a list of recipients including Patricia Halsey and William Greenwald with stars for extra achievements and multiple stars for top honorees.
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Bellevue
Barbara
Carpenter
Martha Risser
Mehstal
Patricia’ Halsey
William Greenwald
John Layton
Elizabeth Atkins
Carol Steckler
Richard Rehner
Joanne del Vecchio
Martin Mesick
Gertrude Gutliph
Peggy Biggs
Dessa
Coling
Peggy Fabian
Susan Klenk
Janice Mereweather
Carol Restuccia
Carol Shea
Susan Wray
Barbara Tennant
Barbara Hale
Anna Travis
Paul Clark
James Hamilton
Susan Fisher
Leverly Ober
Joan’ Jensen
Peter Stanley
George Huttar
Miss Carpenter
John Chronis
David, Fraser
Amberg Elected To Harvard Post
Richard A Amberg publisher of the Post Standard was elected a director of the Harvard Alumni Assn The Harvard graduate magna cum laude in history and literature served as president of the Harvard Club of Syracuse 1952 1954 Also elected were Ray Dickinson Murphy president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U S and Lewis Gannett book critic of the Herald Tribune
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Richard A.amberg
Post-Standard
Harvard Alumni Assn
Amberg
Harvard
Harvard Club
Syracuse
Ray Dickinson Murphy
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the U.S
Lewis’ Gannett
The
Herald Tribune
Street Brawl in East Side Leads to Injuries and Liquor Charge
Nehemiah Pace 20 of 117% Monroe St hospitalized with facial injuries after a melee involving eight youths near S Townsend. Eugene Guyton of 821 Almond St charged with selling intoxicants without a license and released on 1000 bail. Detectives found a basement bar at the Almond St address. two witnesses and others detained and later released. Authorities sought four additional assailants and questioned Pace’s companions Jam es Wilbur Walter Brooks and Busker Matthews.
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East Side
Nehemiah Pace
Monroe’ St
Almond St
Eugene Guyton
Almond Street
Tramar H. Preston
Permsons
Martin R. Jones
David Thomas
Thomas
Pace
John Dillon
Robert Smith
S. Townsend St
William Hunter
Albert Sheehan
James Wilbur
S. McBride
Walter A. Brooks
E. Fayette St
Busker Matthews
Oneida St
Dets
Robert Laun
Leroy Chappell
Railroad Sued for 200000 Damages in Utica Suit
Edward E. Peller fireman sues New York Central Railroad in U S District Court claiming negligence. He says he was thrown from the rear platform of a locomotive as he was about to alight on January 23 1934 at Kingston.
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Herald-Journal Wire
UTICA
New York Central Railroad
U.S. District Court
Edward E. Peller
Kingston
GE Scholarships Award Three from North Syracuse Area
General Electric announced three one year study scholarships under its educational and charitable fund. Recipients include Alan Jones of Mexico son of Frederick Jones and Austin C Kidder Jr. of North Syracuse and Alec Crimenko of Cortland. Each plans further study at Oswego State Syracuse University or similar institutions next fall.
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Syracuse
Mexico
General Electric
E. S. Willis
Alan Jones
Radio“And Television
Electronics Park
Austin
Jones
of Mexico Academy
Central Schools
Oswego State University
Kidder
North Syracuse
Central High School
Syracuse University
Crimenko
Cortland
Judge Grants Mistrial In Syracuse Narcotics Case
Judge P Leo Dorsey granted a mistrial yesterday in the Syracuse narcotics case of Boril Rubenstein 26 of 116 Ferris Ave charged with possession found under a car hood last September. Rubenstein’s attorney contended prosecutors cannot prove he refused to answer questions after custody. A new trial was set for July 8.
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P. Leo Dorsey
Syracuse
Rubenstein
Dorsey
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Donald ‘LaRue
Orvilton
Dr. Cope
S. Sanford Engel
A. Solomon
Menter
Organization of ‘América
Washington, D. C
Engel
New York State
Inienter
Bonderefsky
Harriman
Credit Union
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Credit Union National Association
Bankruptcy Court
Pletard
Retegatta
Rowing
Fided
Ity
Lewis
P. ‘Andreas
University
IRA
Syras
Case
Central New York
Atheregatta
Jackie. Miles
Asher ‘Markson
Chamber of Commerce
Charles C. Noble
Harvard Post
Warren ST
Elaine Kenya
Belden Ave
California
J. Russo and Sons
Pearl St
Railroad Sued
G. E
DeWitt Ranch
Jersey
Vermont
Tom Turker
Hotel Me
Harry
Poushter Tuner
Leisurama
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