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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1956

Page

2

Death Car Driver Faces Crime Charge

District Attorney Arthur Wilson says a felony criminal negligence charge will be filed against Richard Hill 17 of 122 Sunnybrook Road after a fatal hit and run involving pedestrian James Perella Sr. 75. Hill pleaded not guilty to drunken driving and failure to yield at Traffic Court.

Arthur Wilson Richard Hill Sunnybrook Rd Liberty Truman H. Preston James Perella Sr Butternut St Perella St. Joseph's Hospital Wilson Hill Richard Ryan Preston Harold Kelly Peters St

Bears and Packers Rivalry Stats Across 74 Games

The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers have met 74 times with Bears winning 43, Packers 25, and 6 tied games.

Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers Bears

Cornelius Promoted to Sergeant in Police Bureau

Patrolman Edward J. Cornelius of 141 Culbert Street was promoted this afternoon by Police Chief Harold Kelly to sergeant. The civil service top scorer will head the Police Identification Bureau overseeing the rogues gallery fingerprint records and related data. He succeeds retired Sergeant Patrick Hanlon.

Needie Edward J. Cornelius Culbert St Cornelius Harold Kelly Police Identification Bureau Rogues Gallery Sgt Patrick Hanlon

Ford Foundation to disburse grants to Syracuse area hospitals

The Ford Foundation will send initial payments totaling 205 450 dollars to Syracuse hospitals. Memorial Hospital receives 73 850 dollars, with Crouse Irving 61 350 dollars, University 47 600 dollars, Onondaga General 11 000 dollars, Peoples Hospital Association 5 000 dollars, and the Rheumatic Fever Foundation’s Wieting Johnson Memorial Hospital 6 650 dollars.

Ford Foundation Syracuse Memorial Hospital American Hospital Assn Crouse- Irving University Onondaga General Peoples Hospital Assn

Traffic Islands To Be Painted In City Clean Up

W. Frank Kavanaugh traffic engineer announced a paint up program for traffic islands in the downtown area. He will add a new crew as part of the city wide effort to clean up and dress up streets, with one existing crew already dedicated to painting islands and marking streets.

W. Frank Kavanaugh Kavanaugh

Fire Burns Deep Inside Lyncourt Home Caused by Hired Man

A blaze at 408 Renwick Dr Lyncourt destroyed the upstairs and soaked the lower level when a man hired by Ralph Evans used a blow torch to strip trim. Evans a Lyncourt firefighter fought the fire with a garden hose before three trucks and two pumpers arrived. His wife and two children escaped with pets as three firefighters suffered smoke exposure and minor injuries. Damages were not estimated and the house was insured.

Ralph Evans Renwick Dr Lyncourt Evans Clifford Grunder Danny Cathy Ann John Grant Blvd Grinder Clyde Belge Norm Burg Carl Rech Rech St. Joseph's Hospital

Airbase Water System Rehab Gets Federal OK

City Hall awaits formal word from the U S Corps of Engineers approving a $50,000 federal expenditure to restore Hancock Field water system. Mayor Mead said Rep. R Walter Riehlman reported engineers’ approval and a telegram is expected soon, allowing City Engineer Potter W Kelly to deploy crews to fix leaks and stop losses up to 1,000,000 gallons daily.

Hall U. S. Corps of Engineers Hancock Field Mead R. Walter Riehlman Riehlman Potter W. Kelly Walter

Tech High Approves New Technical School Plan

The city plans to authorize construction of a new technical and industrial high school east of Central High iSchool. Mayor Mead supports the project and expects Common Council approval, with a revised budget of 2.1 million for higher labor and material costs.

Board of Education Central High Mead Nottingham High School Linden St Central High School E. Adams St Long Range Capital Improvement Committee Potter W. Kelly

City to take title to two park areas near Erie depot

At the New York Central Railroad request the city will acquire two park parcels beside Erie Blvd. The parcels about 330 by 30 feet were owned by the railroad since the elevation project and are part of old Erie Canal lands. The railroad has paid taxes and now seeks to deed them to the city to remove tax expense.

New York Central Railroad Erie Blvd Benjamin M. Gingold Parks Department

Camillus Park Swim Pool Approved as Bids Opened

Onondaga County Board of Supervisors authorized bidding for a new Camillus Park swimming pool. Architect estimates suggest a completion by August 1 if all proceeds smoothly, with a bath house, diving area and wading pool included at an estimated total of $100,000.

Camillus Park Onondaga County Board of Supervisors Thomas Dyer Camillus County Park East Camillus Hill Robert Sollinger

Monument Cleanliness Lapses At Local Veterans Monument

Visible neglect surrounds a city Veterans Monument with empty tobacco can and peanut carton among debris. Pigeons roost on wreaths and lime decorates sections while railings bend from parade use. City parks officials acknowledge upkeep responsibilities for the fountain and grounds amid lingering dirt and litter.

British Fine Cyprus Town

NICOSIA Cyprus Britain imposed a 112000 dollar fine on the Greek Cypriot population of Famagusta for alleged terrorist activities. Acting Gov George Sinclair rejected waivers tied to property damage claims and said olive trees were cut during anti rebel operations. Eight Lefkoniko pupils under 14 were fined fourteen dollars and given five strokes for an illegal parade. In Xeros a Greek Cypriot youth was shot dead at the Cyprus Mines Corp Club.

Nicosia Cyprus Britain Famagusta George Sinclair Sinclair Antirebel Lefkoniko Xeros Cyprus Mines Corp. Club

Here Comes Indigestion For Termites Truck Sign

A cement block truck in Kalamazoo Michigan carries a sign reading Here Comes Indigestion For Termites. The odd display draws attention as passes by in town.

Kalamazoo Mich

Same Old Horsehide Baseball Size

The 1876 baseball matched modern MLB balls with a circumference of 9 to 93/100 inches, preserving the same standard used today.

Reprint of Famous Currier and Ives Picture Shown at Syracuse Exhibit

A Currier and Ives reprint of the Nightingale is presented to Mayor Mead as part of a Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts exhibit of 50 prints sponsored by Nationwide Insurance Company. David R. Hall of East Syracuse attended, recalling his father Jehial Hall being sketched by Arthur Tate in 1850 while fishing near Chateauguay Lake. Hours for viewing are noon to 9 p.m.

Malcolm E. Peabody Rocky Mountain Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts The Herald Nationwide Insurance Co Herald-Journal Herald-American Museum David R. Hall East Ave East Syracuse Jehial Hall Currier and Ives Bellows Chateauguay Lake Franklin County Arthur Tate Tate Currier Ives

Burglary Charges Lead to Jail Terms at Attica and Elmira

Defendants appeared before Judge Leo W. Steed in County Court. Robert F. Gates 29 Port Byron received 1 1/2 to 3 years at Attica for third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny from a Nov. gas station burglary. Louis J. Jacobs 33 311 Forman Ave jailed 2 1/2 to 5 years at Attica for an attempted burglary at Dr. Cohen's office April 26. he is a second offender. Richard M. Loew 25 4328 S. Salina St ordered to an indefinite term at the Reception Center after pleading guilty to second degree grand larceny for a Byrne Dairy burglary March 23. Joseph A. Daniels 21 107 B. Fayette St and brother George W. Daniels 24 190 Leonard Ave Nedrow pleaded not guilty to first degree robbery first degree grand larceny and second degree assault for the Syracuse University student holdup May 16. brother pleaded not guilty yesterday. Thomas R. Shuman 17 115 Hunter Ave placed on three years probation as a youthful offender last Nov 1 had probation revoked and must serve an indefinite term at the Center for failing to report to his probation officer staying out nights associating with other probationers making dishonest reports and failing to keep steady work.

Attica State Prison Elmira Leo W. Steed Robert F. Gates R.D Port Byron Attica Louis J. Jacobs Forman Ave B. Fayette St George W. Daniels Leonard Ave Nedrow Syracuse University Thomas R. Shuman Hunter Ave

Shotgun attack after phone interruption ends in arrest

Willie A. Patrick, 22, was shot in the right thigh in a hotel lobby dispute over a phone call. Thomas Watson, 37, both from 202 Forman Ave., was arrested as the shooter. Patrick identified Walton as the assailant. Walton was later arrested nearby and to be arraigned on a definite charge.

Onondaga General Hospital Willie A. Patrick Hotel Forman Forman Ave Thomas Watson Patrick Ambrose Abert Paul Barlow Eastern Ampbulance LeRoy Chappell Robert Lam Walton E. Washington St

Heatwave theft shocks Charleston police

In Charleston West Virginia police report a vacant house break in during hot weather. A $300 air conditioner was stolen, signaling the heat spike.

Charleston W. VA

Local Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Areas

The notice lists numerous couples with their listed residences including Frederick Van Riper Evelyn Kammer Peter Finlay Therese Landry Allen Thomas Jane Rogers Philip Lanzafame Johannes Toscano Thomas McKenzie Denis Hesselbarth Walter Chapman Esther Dimon Carl Roesch Therese Gleason William Johnson Eleanor Champagne Arthur Wiodarczyk Elizabeth Czajkowski Edward Thornton Joanne Furen Joseph Fielding Elizabeth Pacheck David Chase Mary Mortas George Rynkiewicz Marjorie Honors Robert Livadas Katherine Hammerie William Spiddie Joan LaPalme Sidney Seheimmer Fay Brenner William Strodel Jeanette Yehie Eugene Bernard Rosign Tavern Joseph Kircheessner Carat Brown and others.

Beattie Elected to Colgate Alumni Board

Walter G. Beattie of 307 Robineau Road elected a member of the Colgate University Alumni Corp board for a three year term. Beattie is district traffic superintendent in Syracuse for the New York Telephone Co and a Colgate graduate from the class of 1928.

Neau Colgate University Beattie Syracuse New York Telephone Co Wilk Colgate

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