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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

2

Heroism Medals to Firemen and Police Tomorrow

Four local heroes will be honored at noon tomorrow in front of Cy Hall. Fireman Clapper and Patrolmen John Zrabiec James Mulroy will receive The Hendricks and other awards for outstanding service and actions above and beyond the call of duty. The ceremony includes three additional Police and Fire Department awards and a Youth Medal from the Police Association.

Hayden Ave Hendricks James Considine Memninger Syracuse Herald-Sournel E. A. Quara Herald-Journal Herald Cy Hall John Zrabiec Syracuse Firemen Police James Mulroy E. Fayette St Arthur Jenkins Francis Hendricks Harald William A District 1 Robert E.bassedo Midland Ave William Wright PRA John Smith Yates Hotel Clapper Wilbur Hess Rescue Co. No Rescue Mission Alliance Washington St. Serly Lieyt Hess

Teachers Renew Bid for Pay Increases Urged Last March

Syracuse educators press for budget raise after a record $24.52 million school budget approval. Eugene McNally of the Syracuse Teachers Association urges administrators to revise upward to fund the salary schedule proposed last March, seeking raises from $100 to $200 annually starting 1959. The STA would push minimum to $4,500 and aim to exceed the state median $6,900 for teacher pay. The board notes Syracuse faces higher costs and less state aid, with other district comparisons cited. The board also tables a Brighton School proposal hearing and approves various budget allocations, trades rates, and a Russian language advisory committee for seniors.

Syracuse Board of E Education Eugene McNally Syracuse Teachers Association Munistrator Cause of Education Board of Education STA McNally Bechelor Auronomly Federation of Teachers Spyracus Miller Syracuse Brighton

Dog Pack Kills Birds and Poultry Prices Noted

A fragment notes losses from a dog attack on poultry including two Wyandotte Bantams priced at $6, eleven Modern Game birds at $0 each totaling $11, one Hieck Caratta bird at $5, and one Barred Rock at $2. The chickens raised for meat are cited at 3 cents each totaling $3.

Burglars Take Whisky and Cigarettes At Local Spot

A roving pack of dogs attacked a show bird flock, killing 42. Harold Shuert filed a 273.50 claim with the county treasurer after losses at his Syrause farm. Missing items include 12 bottles of whiskey and nine cartons of Polish standards. Police report a separate burglary at Tobin's Restaurant, padlock smashed, with youths named but withheld. Fire and police honors planned for heroes at a ceremony and luncheon.

Harold Shuert R. D Syrause Shuert Grace Waldron Lold Sheriff's Deputies Sigardts Belgium Aaid al Kelsey Jose Comb

Five Indicted on Burglary Charges in Onondaga County

Grand jury handed up indictments naming five men charged with third degree burglary and related felonies. The panel also returned four sealed indictments as it adjourned in County Court. Names include Norman Reed of Nedrow and John Forbes of Syracuse amid other defendants.

Onondaga County Grand Jury Adargeri Onond County Nedrow Cedar Street Jerry Reilly John W. Forbes Hamilton SL W. Genesee Sr

Theft Convictions Lead to Long Prison Terms in Syracuse Area

Court records reveal multiple defendants tied to grand larceny and burglary cases in Syracuse and nearby towns. Ernest R. Robbs, 59, pleaded guilty to first degree grand larceny after stealing a $1,200 car. others face charges from thefts on Fayette Street to arson at a Town of Manlius farm.

Sohn Rogers William L Heffernan Manhus Gfals Demeanor Heeman Manslius Helferran Greman Maslius Donald R. Minturn S. Warren &T Eluura Reformatory Josephjh Fro Syracuse Apu

County Health Department Urged by NY official

Dr V A Van Velkenburgh urged formation of a county health department for Onondaga County during a meeting of the Gnotdagal Health Association in Syracuse. He noted the state would fund 7 percent of the first 100 200 and 30 percent of the balance.

V. A. FenVelkenbarch New York State Department of van Velkenburgh County Health Department

Post Campaign Gifts Push Hospital Fund to New Total

The Community Hospital Forbes Shuttle fund rises to 7 093 429 as post campaign gifts total 129 475 and new subscriptions add 19 925 to reach 245 629 475. Campaign committees chaired by Gerry J Diet and Leonard P Markert report continuing contributions and sizable joint effort by employee and business professional divisions under John D Williams Asher S Markson.

Forbes Shuttle Gerry J Diet Leonard P. Markert Memorial Ransom G MacKenzie Physicians’ Committee Charles A. Gwynne John M. Bickel Eugene J. Hickey Campelen Organiza

Dean Rogers Urges Integration Support

Dean Rogers urged support for the 194 Supreme Court decision on school integration. He cited NAACP petitions, urged citizen pledges, and highlighted student activism in Little Rock while praising NAACP leaders and urging practical citizenship through community action.

Supreme Court Uuswseamna Markert Virgil Rogers Syracuse Dunbar Center NAACP Little Rock Syracuse-Geddes Mierods, Inc National New York Association For Advancement State Rogers LiWe Rock Ark Heaven Government Inn Washington William Q. Divers Russel S. Willams Daryl Kine Son Harrison

Statute Against Age Bias In Employment Brings Protests

A Syracuse hearing on amendments to the anti discrimination law drew about 200 attendees. Abrams of the Manufacturers Association urged changes to avoid age based discrimination for workers 45 to 65 while Samuel Buck and others favored an open age factor and educational administration. Attendees included Mrs. Caryl Kline and officials from Kelly Girls and the State Department of Social Welfare. Hearings have occurred in New York City Buffalo and Rochester.

Abrams New York Itan Thomas F. Ruck Charman Charles Buck Manufacturers Association Commission Caryl Kline Democraticeandidates Congress Aes Russia Urgen Stephen J. McNew Kelly Girls Employment Agency Ia @beyance Mormnmg Theodore E. Mullord Link Aviation Inc Binghamton C. Waller Driscol Area Welfare Delector New York State Department of Social Welfare New York City Buffalo Rochester

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