City Pushes Plans for E. Side School
The city administration advances plans to build East Side High School, despite Democratic councilmen urging postponement until adequate elementary schools are built. Bids are due July 16 for general construction and utilities. project costs may rise from the original 3.6 million estimate. Over 500,000 invested in land and prep, with steel on order for July.
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East Side
CETY
Nelson F. Pitts
Syracuse
Common Council
Clarence M. Oswald
Board of Education
Meadowbrook Dr
Kimber Rd
Oswald
Croton
Montgomery
J. Ward Bixby
Republican Courtlman
Bixby
Onondaga
Seneca Inoke
Webster Man Again Wins Rose Award at Show
Webster’s Irving A Hookenberger repeated his 1950 sweep by taking the 1951 Sweepstakes Trophy at the Syracuse Rose Society Rose Show. Prof A H MacAndrews was runner-up and Mrs Andrew Adamsick won the third place Challenge Cup for the third straight year. More than 1000 visitors watched judging at the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp auditorium. The exhibit closes at 4 PM today. Other prizes included the Arrangements Sweepstakes won by Mrs H Renwie, with Mrs Frank Vxorshas and Mrs Howard Hilbish as runners-up. Mrs A P Cowgill earned the Silver Medal Certificate from the American Rose Society for a pastel garden-flowers arrangement. Highlights included strong North Syracuse and Oneida Garden club attendance, 4-H Club rose-grower displays, and court of honor roses in the exhibit.
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Irving A. Hookenberger
Webster
Syracuse Rose Society
A. H. MacAndrews
DeWitt Rd
Inner
Andrew Adamsick
Niagara Mohawk “Power Corp
H.renwie
Feet
Frank Vxorshas
Howard Hilbish
A. P. Cowgill
American Rose Society
Syracuse
Oneida
Syracuse Rose’ Society
Court of Honor
Only 21 Days Left to Finish Soap Box Derby Racer
Gene Cohen reports calendars show just 21 days remain to complete a derby racer. Rules tighten safety with inspected wheels from 1948 or later, no pre 1948 wheels, early registration by July 9 at 5 PM, and must register to avoid last minute disqualification.
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Gene Cohen
Ua Hier Seay GE
Derby
Nal
Much
Lafer
Charlie Ames
Star
Toledo
Regis
Ames
Bernard Smith
Syracuse
Bresee
Harms
Red Journal and
Herald-Ameri
Dick Simon
13 New Patrolmen To Attend School
Police training for 13 new patrolmen will start Monday with Sundays off. Recruits will study investigations laws and physical training all day each week, then work irregular hours from shifts ranging 8 P.M. to 4 A.M. John J. Casey, carrier corporation director, is chair of the Industrial Recreation Council with Calvin K. Shell named vice chair. The council, formed years ago, links industrial plants to recreation as mobilization intensity grows.
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Strorn
John A. Kinney
John J. Casey
Carrier Corporation
Inter-City Bus Traffic Association Meeting at Syracuse
Gans leads gathering of ABOUL 73 BUD company owners at Hotel Syracuse for the Inter-City Bus Traffic Association of New York State annual meeting. Registration at 11 A.M. and luncheon at 12:30 precede seven speakers including Col. S. H. Bingham on Transportation in Civil Defense. State Assemblyman Orlor M. Brees slated to speak at the dinner. Reports and officer elections scheduled for tomorrow.
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BUD Company
Syracuse
New York Sanitation to Fight Marijuana Patches Today
A special sanitation squad in New York will spray vacant lots with 24-D to destroy marijuana patches. The plant hormone has been used effectively against ragweed, and the operation aims to curb weed growth in the city.
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New York
Sanitation Squad
Pitcher Hill School to Dedicate New Building Sunday
Clark M Eichelberger, director of the American Association and United Nations human rights commission, will be principal speaker at the Pitcher Hill Elementary dedication ceremony. Maurice Himmond, Fred Sears, and board members join in the event with local civic and youth groups cited for classroom fittings. Playground at Groton Sykes Street opens June 25 with Kings Ferry Central School coach Bill Casey assisting.
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Clark M, Eichelberger
American Association
Human Rights Commission
United Nations
Pitcher Hill
North
Syracuse
Eichelverger
Maurice. Himmond
Fred Sears
Board of Education
Civic Associateion
Emma Papéntus
Grotonsykes
Man Found Slumped Beside Road In Disturbed Summer Heat
Sheriff deputies investigated a report of a man lying by the roadside on House 214 near Cardiff. A farmhand, overwhelmed by alcohol and sun, could not continue his ride, resting by his bicycle in the shade as officials noted.
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Sheriff's Deputies
House 214
Cardiff
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