Martin Backed By Supervisors For Pen Post
Thomas J. Martin of Fabius, a plant security supervisor and Army veteran, was recommended by the Penal Committee of the Board of Supervisors for the Onondaga County Penitentiary superintendent post. The $8,600 a year job is to be decided at the July 7 board meeting when the current superintendent’s resignation will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Martin
Fabius
Board of Supervisors
Onotdaga County
Calvin D. Hamilton
de Witt
Martin
William G. Marsden
Marsden
Hamilton
Ak Fabius
Cazenovia
11-Week Summer Vacation For 43000 City Pupils And Teachers
About 43 000 Syracuse city pupils and teachers begin an 11 week summer break with ceremonies at Smith Tech and parochial schools. Seniors at multiple schools receive diplomas as part of commencement exercises including valedictorian addresses and guest speakers from General Electric and Electron Pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vazenowa Seminary
Percy Hughes Schoolymeyer
Cru
Syracuse Public School
James Parton
Industri
Cible Stes] Co. of America
Edwin E. Weeks Jr
Smith Tech
State Fair Boulevard
Tjthe
Judith Mack
Percy Hughes
Frazer
Esser
Valentina Ziydennyj
Geant
Fernoon
George L. Haller
Voessplgit
Mary
Eleetronica Annal
Jane Carducci
General Electric Co
Hamilton
Emoraj
Electronccs
Tus
Fabius
Arale
Adelbert Muutant
Northup
N Education
Forest H. Witt
Robert L. Ross
Ere
Syracuse
Joan A. Pratt
Paul le Strange
St.ucy
le Strange
St. Lucy's
Mary Hall
Theress
DiRenzy
Richard v. O'Neill
Heroism Awards for Syracuse Fire and Police Members 1957
Ten members of the Syracuse Police and Fire Departments and two youths received heroism and valor medals at City Hall noon ceremonies. Major awards included the Hendricks Medal to District Fire Chief Robert Clapper for a 1957 rescue, the Zrebiec and Bastedo medals for arrests and rescues, and youth awards to Terrence Jones and Robert La Point for preventing a gas leak and rescuing a child. Additional merit recognitions went to six police members, with speeches by Mayor Henninger and local church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Police and Fire Departments
City Hall
James Consigine
Police Benevolent Association
Syracuse Fire Fighters
Syracuse Hiremen’s Association
Robert Clapper
Mayen
Walbur
Hess
Henninge
Ton Wolford
Paul Marcette
John Burke Jr
Earl Cooke
Nicholas DeGelorm
John IlLynich
Car Hits Boy Four While Chasing Ball at Street
A four year old boy, George Crowell of 720 East Fayette Street, was injured this morning near his home when a car driven by 32 year old Robert L. Jones of 21 Almond Street, failed to stop and struck him. The vehicle carried the boy 23 feet to Memorial Hospital for treatment of a severe head laceration, a deep mouth wound, and bruises to the body and arms. Police report the ball rolled into the street as the boy ran after it. Jones was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crowell
Fayette St
Memorial Hospital
Richard Gervais
Herman Edge
George
Robert L. Jones
Almond St
Jones
Easter Ambul Jance
Driver Fined 250 and Jailed 30 Days for False Registration
Carlton H. James, 35, of North Syracuse, pleaded guilty to making a false statement on a car registration and to 13 parking violations. He received $250 in fines and a 30 day jail term plus one day per hour of the fine, after visiting police about an impounded vehicle and using another name on a registration blank. additional warrants included improper lights and a No Parking Here sign violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accorong i Prises
Tra
Carlton H. James
Crystal St
North
Syracuse
James
Polics
W. Water Street
Theyr
Fudge Truman H. Preston
Lessen Seen As Gaining In Democratic Judicial Race
Reports in political circles indicate Irving H. Lessen the 15th Ward chairman has forged ahead in the race for the Democratic nomination for Supreme Court justice. Other leading contenders include former county chairmen John J. Young and Charles J. Hogan. A decision is expected Tuesday night when 20 delegates to the Democratic judicial district convention, most of whom are lawyers, are to meet at party headquarters. County Chairman Charles Keene is expected to announce the slate of delegates and dates over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving H. Lessen
15Th Ward
John J. Young
Charles J. Hogan
Lemer
Charles Keene
Sler
State Bar Assocation
Saranac Lake
Ironworkers Strike Talk Set Across Upstate Areas
District officials in Buffalo and Syracuse announce meetings with employers and state mediators to resolve a strike. Albany and Rochester contractors reject union demands while talks aim to avert walkouts and resume bargaining on a two year interim contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Finzer
State Board of Mediation
George Bannister
Ironworkers District Council
Buffalo
Syracuse
Empire Stateway
Asso General Constructon
Rochealer
Albany
Funion
Bannister
Con
Memorial Units Chosen for New Community Hospital
Two memorial units will be installed in the new community hospital after fund contributions. A visitors’ waiting room valued at 24000 will be built by Joseph Pletra tesa Co. and Searbury Clothes Co. workers, adding to a 10000 company gift. An 8400 subscription by Joseph Cashier Co. Inc. and its employees funds a private patient room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom G. MacKenzie
Joseph, J. Pletratesa Co., Inc
Searbury Clothes
Pany
Joseph Cashier and Co. Inc
Cashier
Georgia Opens Postwar Role Ratifying Constitution
Georgia, absent from the First Continental Congress, becomes the first southern state to ratify the United States Constitution, marking an early federal alignment despite its colonial omission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony
Georgia
Gordon's Vodka praised for smooth taste and easy name
A draft remark by Rudy Redmont comments that Gordon's Vodka is smoother to the palate and mixes better, with the name easier on the tongue than foreign sounding labels. Internal notes express preference for Gordon's amid brand comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Redmont
Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pen’ Post
Arthur Jenkins Bledal
William A. Bastedo
Midland Ave
Curtiss Lee Willams
Bulding
S. Townsend St
Ela, O'Hara
Herald-Journal and Herald
Zrebiec
Bastedo
Henninger
Clapper and Murrey
James Considine
Fire Fighters
Robert la Point
Anne MM. Fenner
Gertrude St
Charles
Robert
Wolford
Lexington Ave
St. John the Baptist
William Taylor
Oswego Catholic High School
Cer
F. Cunningham
Bernard Frank
O.f-M
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Aco
Onisrie
Cau
Eeemption Academy
Nancy Deman
Burke
Beatelee Buehler
Sivetche F
Foery
Fic
Cathedral Academy
Cist
Frances Loretta Tobin
Telacts
Patricia Ann
Wilcox
John T Miller
Catholic Action
Petrokman Cooke
Catherine Rose Sheridan
Idaga Historical Association
LeMoyne
Charles Westfall
Mary’ Ann Eastwood
Westfall
Pookman
American Legion
Cooke
Anita Salvaterra
Westfell
Central City Business Institute
Gaels
M. H. Williams
Fulton Lions Club
Olds
Fulton
M. Y
Assumption Academy
John Anthony
Elmira
Rochester
Niagara Faire
National Labor Rela
Bear Street
Court Street
Trafic
New Bear Atest Bridge
Brain Shan
Liu
Cinder
Beget Lounge
Halt Swarte
Agentes - Eruree
Vn A
Lec
Willow St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!