Expansion of New York State Fair Praised for Growth
A Carey Baker report lauds the New York State fair expansion and better services since 1935 under Harriman, noting attendance of 802 639 in 1957 and improved grounds, larger exhibits for Industry and Agriculture, new Youth and Women's facilities, and upgraded parking. It cites high quality entertainment by Dorothy Collins, the McGuire Sisters, Liberace, Olsen and Johnson, and others, plus positive cooperation from press, TV, and leaders in industry, agriculture, and labor.
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New York State
Daniel J. Carey
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Wiliam F. Baker
Averell Harriman
Carey
Baker
Farmers of America
Mit
Dorothy Collins
McGuire Sisters
Liberace
Polly Bergen
Gene Aviry
Ray McKinley
Glenn Miller
Olsen and Johnson Review
Carey-Baker Report
Trioute
Bumper Hope Times Boy Faces Traffic Charge
Robert Lee Betsy, 17, of 2142 Van Buren St, jumped onto the rear bumper of an eastbound car in the 500 block of E Adams St at 11 30 p.m. He fell, suffered a severe cut, and was charged by Patrolman Thomas Muldoon with hanging on the outside of a vehicle under the Vehicle and Traffic Law. He awaits arraignment in Syracuse Traffic Court.
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Robert Lee Betsy
van Buren St
Betsy
E. Adams Street
J. F. Mosley
W. Adams St
Thomas Muldoon
Muldoon
Syracuse
Hundreds Graduate Across City Schools in Ceremonies
Hundreds received diplomas in city and county ceremonies as seniors from multiple schools including Solvay High School, DeWitt Community Church service, and Liverpool High School celebrated. Bishops and educators delivered addresses while students received salutatory and valedictory honors, with numerous prize awards across Sacred Heart, St. Patrick’s, St. John the Baptist, and other institutions.
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Solvay High
DeWitt Community Church
Nottingham High School
Harold L. O'Neil
Richard Jaquhay
Patricia Brown
Central High School
Lincoln Auditorium
iConvent
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
Solvay High School
Diplo- Barbara Fagliarone
Beverly Littehales
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Lucy's
Liverpool High School
Edwin E. Weeks Jr
Board of Education
Hughes
Judith Mack
Fred Butler
Vocational
Valentina Zrydenny
Mary Jane Carducci
Nora Zulant
Aivards Wontlo
Marie F. Sposalo
Ifor
el Nora Zulant
Grace Camnaila
Valentin Pechian
Nie Novasilzev
James De‘Mara
RPI
Bausché Lomb
John C. Donahue
Powelson Institute
Dawn Tolley
James di J ‘Maria
Smith Tech
George
L. Haller
General ‘Electric Co
Edward Housser
Gerald F. Haver
iEdward Lewandowski
Stuart Maguire
Dale Money
Sacred Heart
Bishop Foery
City officials view creek closed-circuit TV plan
Mayor Tonninger and Police Chief Kelly led a GE demonstration on Creek surveillance using four cameras at Oxford Midland Avenues. Guards would monitor from four to eight stations, with a warning system to deter intruders. No cost yet pending survey to assess number of cameras and monitors.
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Tonninger
Pana- Kelly
Ing.eca
Terday
Midland Avenue
Onondaga Creek
Ford Street Bridge
Charles J. Siskear
Slés
Electric
Tallman Street
Tng
the Creek
General Electric
Nichols
Oxford Street
Syswidge
Midland
Tem
Bingo Approved In Elbridge Town Vote Passes 253 to 31
Residents of Elbridge vote to legalize bingo by 253 to 31, initiated by the volunteer firemen of Elbridge and Jordan. The measure clears the way for local bingo games in the town and its villages.
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Elbridge
Jordan
Pittsburgh Guard at Hancock Summer Training Begins
Pennsylvania Air National Guardsmen stationed at Greater Pittsburgh Airport arrive for two weeks of summer training at Hancock Field. Col. Richard B. Posey says 1,200 Pittsburgh area airmen participate as the Governor's Day Review set for July 4 unveils Adjutant General's Trophies. The 112th Fighter Group and related units join in training with bands from Harrisburg and weather flight members at Niagara Falls.
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Pennsylvania Air National Guardsmen
Greater Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Hancock Field
Richard B. Posey
12Th Air Defense Wing
Posey
Peter R. Phillips
McKees Rocks
112Th Fighter Group
Syracuse
112Th Fighter
Consolidated
112Th
USAF
Harrisburg State
Court Awards 36900 in Death Suit for Baldwinsville Man
Emma Cross administratrix of Donald Smith estate receives 36900 after Court of Claims finds negligent road shoulder obstruction caused the fatal March 11, 1956 motorcycle crash between Syracuse and Baldwinsville. Judge Major cites fallen guard post on shoulder. Smith’s widow and young daughter Lisa Lou Smith are beneficiaries.
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Emma Cross
Donald Smith
Baldwinsville
Court of Claims
Tharles
Major
Smith
Milton Warner
Lisa Lou Smith
LRU
Syracuse
Ash
Fund Drive Opens For Negro Colleges In Syracuse
Dr. J A Baccats urges support for UNCF at Syracuse reception as 33 private Negro colleges rely on private funds to cover operating costs. Campaign aims to raise 10 000 locally and 2 225 000 nationally to provide scholarships faculty salaries and lab facilities amid desegregation pressures and rising enrollments.
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J. A. Baccats
Syracuse
Nfofel
United Negro College Fund
Baccats
Benedict College
UNCF
As College
Baptist Home Mission Society
Dr. Baccats
Syrateuse
Lester J. Norcrass
Sponsoring Ministers Association
J. Arnold Westeatt
Write-in Wins Union Election at Local 333 Hod Carriers
A write-in candidate was elected business agent of Local 333 of the International Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union last night. Vincent Noboa defeated Car men Zaccaria on a busi ness agent slate that toppled three incumbents. Richard Veccaro stepped aside from seeking re election. New officers include Vile Canpione over Richard Magniocco for president, Anthony Addona over James Reppi for financial secretary, and Carmen i Labourella over Anthony Paratore for first trustee. Incumbents reelected without opposition include Frank Scaro vice president, Leonard Desimone treasurer, Carmen Sassano recording secretary, and Joseph Emmi sergeant at arms. New officers Thomas Overland and Thomas DeJorm also elected without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Hodcarriers and Building Laborers Union
Vincent Noboa
Carmen Zaccaria
Busines
Richard Veccaro
Vile Canpione
Richard Magniocco
Anthony Addona
James Reppi
Carmen i Labourella
Anthony Paratore
Frank Scaro
Leonard Desimone
Carmen Sassano
Joseph Emmi
Thomas Overland
Thomas DeJorm
APC Supper at American Pension Club Auditorium
The American Pension Club will host a supper at 5 20 p m today in the auditorium at 220 East Washington Street. The lab will supervise activities.
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APC
American Pension Club
American Pension Auditorium
Washington St
Lab
Activiti
German Day To Feature At State Fairgrounds
Good Time German Day, tomorrow at the State Fairgrounds, begins at noon with a lively program. The 150 voice Leiderkranz-Orion Chorus led by Professor Max Gran performs alongside the Military Band. Syracuse Turners showcase gymnastic feats while children play games. Folk dances in European costumes will enliven the afternoon as food and refreshments served in German from noon to midnight.
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States Fairgrounds
Leiderkranz-Arion
Max Gran
Syracuse Turners
iChurch Auction At De Witt Community Church
The De Witt Community Church hosts an auction of household appliances sporting gear kiddies toys and china sets donated by Dewitt and local merchants and church members The sale closes at 10 pm with lunch dinner bake goods and church dining hall offerings The proceeds support the church general fund activities led by Rev Alexander Carmichel and Lacy Gooseiree as general chairman.
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tDe Witt Community Church
Dewitt and
Lacy Gooseiree
Alexander] Carmichel
No Alarm Burglars Loot Local Businesses Overnight
Police report a broken burglar alarm at Bon Ton Auto Seat Covers Co. enabled a heist totaling 548.76 in cash. Intruder also hit El Ger Restaurant White House Grocery Saslow’s Fish Market and a dairy, stealing small amounts from registers, a loaded pistol, and a few groceries while escaping through windows and doors. Two youths were questioned at a Youth Bureau as others may be involved.
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Bon Ton i Auto Seat Covers Co
Erie Bird
Csh
Edwin Schwartz
Fayette Blvd
John Bozzuto
Bernard Manheim
Schwartz
Borzuto
el Ger
Almond St
White House
E. Fayette SL
Resaurant
Viola Gaffney
Julius Christ
South Ave
Blue Ribbon
Charles Tighe
Thomas Stassi
Misty
I Shack
Youth Bureau
Saslow’s
JS. McBride
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Joan A. Pratt
Sacred Heart Academ
Casimir S. Piedra
Sacred Heart Church
Paul L. Tevek
Thomas D. Sokelowski
Thomas D. Nckolowski
Paul
Szymanoski
Mary Ann Niedzwiecki
Miss Niedzwiecki
Barbara Jean Dembowski
St. Patrick's
Robert Mulroy
Mary Kate Dawson
Kathleen A. Warbly
Mary Agnes Biviano
Kathleen A. Keegai
CCBI
Carol .M. Hartien
American Legion
Laurence White
Kathleen A. Warboy
Joanne Burt
James Obrist
St. John
William Tayloy
Osivego Catholic High School
David F. Cunningham
Catherine Sindoni
Ellen Mary Gorman
Edward Fredette
Michaeli Muench
Mary Margaret Gallavan
I Roberta Mary Domachowski
St. Vincent de Paul's
Charles Eckeemann
Edith M. Collura
Ann Goiffin
Straub
Marcia
Waskiewicz
Robert
Anthony Mucciardi
Mary Margaret Braunmueller
Patricia Nelipowitz
CCBE
Powelson Business Institute
Catherine Bernardi
Craven Crawford
Liverpool Board of Education
Schol
Ben F. Reed
Marcia Smith
Onondaga County
Syracuse University
Heide Genscholt
Buffalo
Liverpool Central School
Sue Anne Gattney
Dief Education
Heideass
Anne L. Hawks
Central Busiey Institute
Bat K. Reichert
Elizabeth Ma
Ronald G. Doane
Lyn Carlen
New York
Egems College
Eric IL. Faigle
College of Liberal Arts
School of Speech and Cramatic Arts
Creek
Charles J. Simon
Anthony Henninger
Harald Kelly
Hancock
146Th
Niagara Falls
United Toll
Jett
Asher Markson
Bernard Deutsch
J. A. Bacoats
Lester J. Novcross
iChurch Auction
MH. Williams CO
James St
Grant Blvd
Erie Blvd
S. Geddes
Westcott St