County Bond Awards Go To 2 Firms
Two firms received Onondaga County serial bond awards totaling 1 153 000 after bids opened at the county auditor s office. SIX BIMDERS offered 1.90 percent interest on the issues, while Harris Trust Company of New York and the Furst Boston Corporation of Boston topped with a premium of 3280, the largest bid count for an East Coast county issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimders
Gnondara County
Harris Trust Company
New York
Furst Boston Corporation
Boston
Harry Managh
East
Onondaga County
TV Pictures Aid Trooper Killer Hunt
Syracuse TV stations WSYR and WHEN cooperate with State Police to show photographs of the suspect in the killing of 84 year old Arthur Diffendale. The truck driver involved in the case is sought for clues as broadcasts reach thousands across the region. Authorities note the suspect was last seen near Oneonta driving a truck with a cow and two calves. Separately, Deputy Police Inspector Updike discusses bids for county bonds to finance a nurses home and a children's court detention facility, with bids varying in interest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wsyr-Tv
State Police Corp
Arthur M. Diffendale
Diffenale
Ed Murphy
Oneonta
Updike
Schenectady
Binghamton
Utica
Connecticut
Otego
Everett C. Updike
Howsesj
Albany
Onondaga
Hull
Tuling
Managh
Rato
Traffic Court Docket Summary From OCR Fragment
Fragmentary traffic court report lists several cases with violations and fines. Names appear garbled but include drivers and amounts ranging from 10 to 25 dollars. Smeared street references and license details indicate broad municipal traffic penalties.
Vet's Widow Wins Brawl Death Claim
Beverly Hurley, widow of Bradford Hurley, wins $1,000 in accidental death benefits from Prudential for her husband killed in a Mattydale bar fight on Nov 3, 1950. Jury finds death accidental. case cites two $300 policies and prior regular death payout. Lawrence Sullivan of Mattydale Airbase involved. Grand Jury returned no bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattydale
James A. FecPell
Beverly Hurley
Prudential Insuraance Co
Dahley
Hurley
Bradford
C. Hurley
Mattydale Sports Center
Matthew Byrne
Lawrence Sullivan
Gong
Sullivan
Mane
Slaughter
Bishop to Lead CBA Graduation at Hotel Syracuse
The Christian Brothers Academy graduation will be conducted by Bishop Walter A. Foery of Syracuse Monday evening at Hotel Syracuse. Commencement address by Mrs Frederick A Kreuzer, diplomas awarded by Bishop Foery, and orations by Richard M Costello and John D Windhausen. Music by George LaPalm Francis J Tylenda and others with piano by Robert P Eekerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse
Walter ‘A. Foery
Frederick A. Kreuzer
Bishop Foery
Richard M. Costello
John D. Windhausen
George LaPalm
Francis J. Tylenda
Tylanda
Windhausen
Edwin G. Capone
John D. Wojcik
Robert P. Eekerman
Crowd gathers as patient crawls onto ledge at hospital
A one year old patient on the men's ward crawled onto a fourth floor ledge at 8 PM. A large crowd on the sidewalk watched as a hospital orderly, ambulance driver, and floor nurse persuaded the man to return inside. He was moved to the first floor and kept under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse-Irving Hospi Ployes
Danforth School Honors Principal on Retirement After 49 Years
The Mothers Club at Danforth School awarded a $100 check to principal Misty Elizabeth Schoeneck as she retires after 49 years teaching in Syracuse. A leather traveling clock and a jeweled keepsake were also presented. The entire student body bid farewell as the graduating class, which began when she joined as principal seven years ago, performed an operetta and Miss Schoeneck handed out diplomas.
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Elizabeth Schoeneck
Danforth Schwol
School Mothers Club
Russell Jackson
Miss Schoeneck
Syracuse
Mothers Club
Danforth School
Misty Elizabeth Schoeneck
Pricipal
Muss Schoeneek
Jane_Richman
Safety Engineers Elect R A Kolarik as Chairman in NY meeting
Rudolph A. Kolaria, doctor at Samson Corp, was elected chairman of the Central New York Shapler of the American Society of Safety Engineers at its annual meeting yesterday near North Syracuse. Officers named include Donald A. Williams of General Electric as first vice chairman, Brest E. Cummings of Niagara Mohawk Power as second vice, George T. Ryder of Brown Line Chapin division of General Motors as treasurer, and Walter L. Fox of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce safety division as secretary. Two-year terms for the executive committee went to John Venskus of Liberty Mutual, Thomas F. McGill of Solvay Process, and Thomas A. Gunn of Walter G Legge Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph A. Kolaria
Dr. Samson Corp
Central New York
Shapler
American Society
Safety Engineers
Hinervadel's Grove
North Syracuse
Donald A. Williams
The
General
Electric Corporation
Brest E Cummings
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corporation
Uties
George T Ryder
Brown-Line Chapin Division
General Motors
Walter L. Fox
Safety Divsion
Syracuses Chamber of Commerce
Ohn Venskus
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Thomas F
McGill
Solvay Process
Thomas A. Gunn
Waller G/Legge Company
Turkish student Sipahioglu speaks on birthplaces in Syracuse visit
A Turkish political science graduate student at Syracuse University shares his birthplace and hometown during a downtown meeting. He arrived in the U.S. under the Institute of International Education sponsorship and a Syracuse University scholarship. The exchange, held near Charlie's Hat Shop, drew local interest and notes on adapting to life in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Sipahioglu
Imedium
Wes
Sipahigglu
Crotseau
Imake
Marwell School of Covenship
U.S
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Charles Rorick
Richard Valentine
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IUNGE
Truman H. Preston
Hage
Chane H .Blouny
Gacons. Sa
Vdvar B. Sterrinta
Farsiterie
Joseph Wr. Manes
James Sto
Brie Blvd
Improver Tura
Robert Lavever
Biatest
Joseoa T. Seniehtias
Thurles
Sagenbahn
Birchcraft Group
Warren ST
Oren Stock
Vanity
R. A. Kolarik
Charly Theodossiou
Charlie's Hat Shop
E. Fascetest
Vhougitt
Armenican
Nrdskin
Mouton Lane
Russian Weasel
Aneskrat
Bond
Sheen Gabardines
Salina Street
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