Clay Farm Rezoned for Industrial Park Use in Clay
Howard Younglove’s 3 acre Clay Farm east of Morgan Road in Woodard Station area is rezoned to industrial park use. Allis Chalmers plans first occupancy with a warehouse 200 to 300 feet long and later 100000 square feet extra space. Project valued at $350000 with New York Central involved.
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Howard Younglove
Morgan Rd
Woodard Station
Liverpool
Allis Chalmers
New York Central
Lemuel Ladd
Hiawatha Blvd
Lewiston Manor Urged to Join Water Conservation Effort
Supervisor Calvin Hamilton of DeWitt announced improvements in water pressure after a Sunday request for cooperation from the DeWittshire and Lyndon areas. He said the public must limit use from 4 p.m. to midnight to prevent further pressure issues. A Cicero resident also reported Lakeshore Road area water outage from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Hamilton
DeWitt
DeWittshire
Lyndon
Lewiston Mano
Everett ‘Price
Hamilton
Lewiston Manor
Cicero
Lakeshore Road
Frontage Expansion by Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
Directors at the mid year meeting in the State Tower Building discussed purchasing 41 feet of Green Street frontage to secure rear access and 50 parking spaces for the new home office at 950 to 960 James Street. Louis J. Taber said over 90 percent of stock has been exchanged for mobilization certificates, noting estate-held shares and absent owners. The plan provides 246.5 feet of frontage on James Street and 425.8 feet of irregular depth east of the Corinthian Club, linking Green Street to James Street for better access to the insurance building site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
State Tower
Louis J. Taber
Green * St
James St
James “St
Corinthian Club
Swith
James
Taber
Insurance
Four Injured In Varied City Accidents
A 24 year old man hurt operating a Ferris wheel was one of four people injured reported to police last night. Russel Styes, an employee of the Ross Manning Show at the Regional Market, was struck in the head while working a clutch on the amusement device. He was treated at St. Josephs Hospital. Margaret Costello, 58, of 155 Mary St, was treated and X rayed for a back injury after being pushed through a screen door and dragged. Edith Putman, 66, of 410 Howard St, fell in her living room and struck her head on a radiator. she was treated at St Josephs. Arthur LaDuke, 10, of 810 S West St, had his foot pinned by an iron pipe after stepping in a sidewalk hole and was treated at Onondaga General for abrasions.
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Russel Styes
Ross Manning
St. Joseph's Hospital
Carl Kurtz
Styes
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Margaret: Costello
Mary St
Joseph Giacobbee
Costello
Giacobbee
Edith Putman
Howard St
William Sullivan
Putman
Arthur LaDuke
S. West St
William Reidy
Otisco St
LaDuke
Onondaga General
Three Hurt in Route 31 Head-On Crash Near Bridgeport
Syracusans were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital after a head-on collision on Route 31 one and a half miles east of Bridgeport at about 11 p.m. Paul Fozyck 18 suffered a cut hand and bruises. Joyce Buccek head and facial cuts. James Fogarty a cut lip and bruises. Two other Bozyck car passengers, William Ryan and Mary Ann Dwyer, were uninjured.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Bereen
Bridgeport
Robert Abood
Camden State
Paul F. Fozyck
Avery Ave
Joyce Buccek
Willis Ave
James P. Fogarty
Ulster St
Bozyck
William Ryan
Tennyson Ave
Mary Ann Dwyer
Milton Ave
Ike and Salk Wear Nettleton Shoes
Employees of A. E. Nettleton Company learned Ike wears Nettleton shoes. He adopted the habit in the Army and kept it during his presidency of Columbia University. The President also wears gold shoes from Dr. Jonas Falk in Washington for an award and uses Syracuse made footwear delivered to his hotel ahead of a White House appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Nettleton Company
Ike
Columbia University
Nettleton
Jonas Falk
Washington
White House
Auburn Man Jailed for Unpermitted Revolver Charge
James C. Hanks of 4 Steel Street Auburn was arrested in Weedsport for carrying a 38 caliber revolver without a permit. He was fined $15 by Weedsport Police Justice Edward Guyder but could not pay and was committed to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Steel St
Weedsport
Edward Guyder
Fast Time Delays Start of Summer by DST
The article notes Daylight Saving Time makes summer feel later, with summer technically starting at 11:32 p.m. EST but clock time shifts to 12:32 a.m. tomorrow. It explains the illusion of a late summer arrival due to faster time.
Girl Killed In Road Crash Involving Truck Driver
Deputies ticketed the truck driver for failure to keep the vehicle under control after a rain slick crash on a hill near Auburn. The driver Stebbens, 38, told investigators he was traveling about 15 mph due to the weather and did not realize he hit the station wagon Morency until the crash. Morency 35 and Joann Morency 10 suffered head injuries and others, including Ma rrian Morency 34 who is five months pregnant, were treated at Onondaga General Hospital. Stebbens remained uninjured.
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Earl
Stebbens
Auburn
Blanchard Cryssler
Victor ‘Tucci
Charles OA
McNett
Cryder
Tucci
Morency
Onoridaga General Hospital
Betty’ and
Blue Cross Rates Rise With Higher Membership Fees
J Campbell Butler executive director of Group Hospital Service Inc local Blue Cross outlines rate increases after July 31. Individual memberships rise from 1.50 to 2.20 while family memberships go from 3.90 to 5.00 and Sponsored memberships from 1.80 to 2.40. Butler cites higher care costs and notes two benefit increases including private room allowances set to the hospital minimum and maternity benefits rising to a flat 80 regardless of stay length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
J. Campbell Butler
Group Hospital Service, Inc
Blue Cross Plan
Butler
Deaf Mute Drowns in Abandoned Quarry at Minoa
In Onondaga County a 10 year old deaf mute, Louise Williams, drowned last night in an abandoned quarry on N Manlius Road Minoa. The area is posted no swimming and the body was recovered about two hours later. Coroner Harry Gilmore ruled accidental drowning. Funeral plans pending.
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Onondaga County
Manlius
Minoa
Louise, Williams
Williams
Otisco St
Syracuse
Fred Sommers
Harry L. Gilmore
Garland Brothers Funeral
Anthony Santora
Lind Ave
Mattydale
Oneida Lake
John Stolzenau Jr
Northfield Sr
State Ditch
Perfect Geometry Scores For St Vincent De Paul Students
Three St Vincent de Paul High School students Veronica Brisson Mary Alice McMahon and Fred Stanmyre achieved perfect geometry Regents scores. Their teacher Sister Mary Katherine noted only one pupil Marlade Fust had previously earned a perfect score, in last year’s exam.
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St.Vincent de Paul High School
David C. Gildea
St. Vincent's
Veronica Brisson
Aldona Brisson
Pattison St
Mary Alice McMahon
Edward McMahon
Kinne St
Fred Stanmyre
Rudolph Stanmyre
Mary Katherine
Maraide Fust
Walter Fust
Hickson St
Miss Fust
Women Continue State Fair Plans
Plans for women’s activities at the 1955 New York State Fair were advanced at a Hotel Syracuse meeting chaired by Mrs Gleason A White. Fifty seven entries from women’s organizations statewide compete for eight awards across four categories with reports from project superintendents heard.
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Syracuse
Gleason A. White
Joseph Bourke
Frederica Carleton
Gertrude Grover
Mary Cassidy
Mildred Meskil
Lewis Bell
R. Kenneth Sprague
George L.richendson
Polio Pioneers Second Shots Begin in Schools
Health officials report the second round of polio vaccinations underway for Polio Pioneers in public and parochial schools. About 1,164 public school students in grades one through four by noon, with 111 parochial children already inoculated. remaining roughly 2,400 public and 900 parochial pupils to be vaccinated tomorrow through Friday. Dr. Virginia Harris notes a few uneligible entrants but the drive proceeds smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Danforth School
Lester R. Mellor
Virginia “Harris
Syracuse
Department of Health
National Foundation
Indictments Return Pleas In Onondaga Case Trio Pleads Not Guilty
Six of 11 defendants named in indictments face not guilty pleas before County Judge Breed. Nine sealed indictments go to Supreme Court Justice Peterson for remand to County Court. Arraignments set for this afternoon and tomorrow morning include Douglas Reid Arthur Peacock John Coyne Grant Clark James Josey Philip Wilcox Jr Gordon Graves Raymond Sherrill and three youthful offenders.
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Onondaga County Grand Jury
Leo WW. Breed
Supreme Court
Carl W. Peterson
Douglas H. Reid
R. D. Memphis
Reid
Frank Christian
Christian
Beverly Highbrown
Arthur E. Peacock
RD. 3
Fulton
John F. Coyne
EL Fayette St
R. S. Robie Co
Grant E. Clark
Seneca St. Manlius
James Josey
Irving Ave
Josey
East Side
Attica
Philip W. Wilcox, Jr
Wayne St
Gordon C. Graves
S. Salina St
Syracuse firm submits lowest bid on Butternut Street widening
Syracuse Constructors Inc bids 81 294 to widen Butternut Street from N Salina to Lodi and McBride streets. Three bidders competed with Warren Bros Road Co at 85 639 and Central New York Contracting Co at 86 294. City engineer Kelly supports acceptance. estimate was 105 000 and work to start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Constructors, Inc
Butternut St
N. Salina
Lodi Sts
George Waite
Waite
Warren Bros. Road Co
Central New York Contracting Co
Potter W. Kelly
Kelly
N. Saline
XN. McBride Sts
N. McBride
Lod
Sis. Kelly
Housing Unit Seeks Parking Lot Bids in Syracuse
The Syracuse Housing Authority seeks bids to lease two parcels near Montgomery and Linden Streets for parking. Bids due June 27 at 400 E Genesee St. Parcels include a 225 by 650 ft lot south of E Adams St and a 6 by 200 ft lot between Montgomery and Linden Streets. The site may be used for perimeter or all day parking per a Parking Authority recommendation.
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Syracuse
Ruthing
Montgomery
Linden Sts
William McGarry
The
Authority
E. Genesee St
E. Adams SL
Linden Sis
Montgomery School Area
McGarry Sail
Sitmobil
McGarry
Jang
Oines
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Clay Farm
County
Cra
South Salina & E. Genesee ST
South Salina
Ratnor
Federal Deposit i Vrence Corp
FSP Saar Steele
LEO J. Falcone CO
Iim
Bess S. Greenthe
Sonotone OF
Stracuse
Keith Bldg
Marble Farms
Grand Ave
Ginger Lou Morency
RD 1
Elbridge
W. Camillus Hill
Green St
Salk
Charles Todd
Eastwood High School
Eastwood Baptist Charen
Marion Brenneman
Paul A. Miller
Syracuse Public Schools
Robert Oliver
Sun Valley
Idaho
Hap Miller
Ram
Ity
Ecges
Schiedereorganization
Schieder
America
Brighton Theatre
S. Salina
Fulton, Oswego
Rome
McGuire & Co
E. Fayette ST
DIAL
Hartford
Netherland
Mitk
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