Carpenters press for 18 cents in wage dispute
The Syracuse area strike by carpenters continues after rejecting a 25 cent raise offer from the Syracuse Building Trades Employers Association. Union leaders report 200 to 300 members involved, with 18 cents an hour demanded as a compromise and a two year equalization plan previously proposed.
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Qgondaga County
Carpenter
J6 Y
Syracuse Building Trades
Vs Association
Gore
Jack Willams
Williams
Wllams
Employers Association
County Targets Land for New Office Building
The county began condemnation to acquire a land parcel at South State and Cedar streets for a county office site. Joseph Garafolo, who started erecting a building on a 34 by 70 foot lot, reportedly resisted higher offers after the county offered about 25,000. The parcel, valued around 9,000 with a small existing building, sits within the square bounded by Montgomery Madison State and Cedar, almost entirely county owned.
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S. State and
Cedar Sts
Board of Supervisors
Joseph Garafolo
Garafolo
the County
Montgomery, Madison
State
Cedarsis
Addis
Brown & Thorn Cleaning Company
Man Denies Car Use Charge in Police Court
Francis A. Carista 22 pleaded innocent in Palice Court to unauthorized use of an automobile. Charged with taking Charles A. Gamble’s car from Bovac Garage to Ivan Beach to have brakes fixed. Bail set at $1,000 for June 28 reappearance by Judge P Leo Dorsey.
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Francis A. Carista
Palice Court
Carista
Charles A. Gamble
Yale Av
Bovac
Montgomery St
Ivan Beach
P. Leo Dorsey
Syracuse Opener of Greatest Show on Earth Delayed by Injury
The Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey circus opened in Syracuse after Watertown where seating superintendent Lester Thomas, 51, was critically injured by a 42.5 foot aluminum pole during tent teardown. Storms in Watertown cut last night’s show short, but Syracuse audiences flooded Le Moyne Park for 2:15 PM and 3:15 PM performances.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
LeMoyne Park
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse Area
Watertown
le Moyne Park
Lany Circus
Lester Thomas
Ringling
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Thomas
Syracuse
House of the Good Samaritan
New York Central Railroad
Murray Farm Barn Leveled in Delphi DeRuyter District Fire
A barn on the Martin Murray farm on the Delphi DeRuyter road burned yesterday afternoon. The fire caused total loss of the barn and its contents estimated at 4000 dollars by Fabius Fire Chief Thomas Brennen. About 50 firefighters fought the blaze with help from volunteers from New Wood stock Delphi and Pompeo who sent extra tankers and pumps. The fire began around 4 15 PM and the cause was not determined.
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Martin Murray
Delphi-DeRuyter Rd
Fabius
Thomas Brennen
New Woodstock
Delphi
Pompeo
Masonic Vets Set Meeting at Syracuse Temple
The Onondaga Post 16 Masonic War Veterans will convene at 7 15 P M tomorrow in the Syracuse Masonic Temple for its next gathering.
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Onondaga Post
Syracuse
Dewey to Get Milk Dealers Tribute Here
Gover nor Dewey will be honored in Central New York as the milk industry boosts state morale. Milkmaids will distribute 3200 glasses to toast the governor during the Thruway dedication from Lowell to West Henrietta with a 800 to 450 official party and a Rochester dinner signaling tolls start.
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Dewey
Govermor Dewey
Syracuse Milk Dealers’ Association
Arthur Taylor
Empire State Dairy Industry
Upstate
Allen
Harry L. Schott
Honcave
Ln Highway Transportation
Lowell
Oneida County
West Henrietta
Monroe County
Ford
Charles A. Derman
Brewerton
DuPont
John E. Whiteside
Kensington Pl
Syracuse
Frederick L. Spink, Jr
Oswergo
Chalmers
L. Judson Morehouse
Bertram D. Tallamy
State Thruway Authority
Cana‘stota
Mead
Central New York
Thruway Authority
Oscar J. Brown
Automobile Club of
Port Byron
Waterloo
Manchester
Rochester
Marriage Licenses Listed Across City and Town Records
A long list of marriage licenses appears with names and partial addresses including Francis Bovaling, Rosemary Capolongo, George Heater, Christine Ga, Raymond Dalgiewics, Jean Davey, Paul Headd, Vieau, Leo Pecmtond, Mary Frain, Robert Dotierez, Maureen Domres, Renvisth, Fahes, Neville, Nichols, Savold Decker, Zona, Sintex, Lane, Heppe, Elaine Nightingale, Elinor Gordon, Wallace Bede Jr, Shane, Scalzo, Scarola, Schoeck, Miller, Leon James, Cova Slaith, Proper, Marksose, Cress, Mali, Weinstein, Mimi Rose, Russo, Constance Cimiluca. The notices cover individuals from Salina and nearby towns with scattered street addresses and towns named. The compilation presents the mix of license recipients and their listed residences.
Jury Backs Darter Test Driver Loses in DUI Verdict
A six woman six man jury in County Court found Walter Jezerski guilty of drunken driving after a urinalysis test. Judge Morse set July 2 for sentencing. Jezerski, 39, was stopped on West Washington Street after a patrolman noted erratic driving and he recorded a 5.0 reading on the test. He had pleaded guilty in Police Court on April 13 1952, with a one year license suspension.
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Walter Jezerski
James Sr
Morse EL Ames
Jezerski
Otis Thompson
Washington St
Clinton St
Parakeet Skippy Missing From Mrs. Walrath Home
Skippy the grey parakeet, a Mother's Day gift to Mrs. Lucy Walrath of 1006 S Mc Bride St, flew from his cage this morning. She wheels about the block in search, describing the friendly bird with a blue and purple breast and a 54 tag on one leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skippy
S. McBride St
Lucy Walrath
Walrath
Traffic Court docket notes multiple speeding fines
In North Syracuse and surrounding streets, drivers are cited for speeds from 34 to 40 mph with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars. Names and addresses appear with charges including 35, 36, 38 mph in various blocks on James Street, Genesee Street, Otisco Street, and nearby avenues. The report lists individuals such as Truman H. Freston presiding and various defendants across multiple streets and localities.
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Tan
North
Syracuse
James Si
Chinon Woodford. Jr
George Somaz
James St
Hansel Sr. Tolly
Francis Rewosck
Richfield Bird
Son
James Sh
Kenneth Eilison, Jr
Woodland Dr
James
Cosimo Felicia, Jr
Otisco
Otisco St. 34 W. Genesee St. Ij . 203 Cormmnaill Dr
E. Genesee St
Dad Admits Slapping Tot Gets Year Term Fine
JERRY DEBUSH, 21, of 1316 Spring St. was sentenced to one year in Onondaga County Penitentiary and fined 500 dollars or 500 additional days by Police Court Judge P. Leo Dorsey after pleading guilty to third degree assault for slapping his one year old daughter Nora as she cried while he watched TV. The judge noted child beating cases are rising in his court and imposed the maximum for this offense.
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Jerry Debush
Spring St
Onondaga County
P. Leo Dorsey
Debush
Asault
Nora
James Dorsey
Dorsey
USO Elects H D Johnson President in Syracuse
H Douglas Johnson was elected president of the USO of Syracuse and Onondaga County at a board meeting. New officers include John H Terry as vice president Della H Black as secretary and Elmm Cummings as treasurer. The 21 member board includes reps from six agencies and four affiliations plus five at large members.
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H. Douglas Johnson
Te Uso
Syracuse
Onondaga County
John H. Terry
Sirs
Della H. Black
EL MM. Cummings
Verne C. Braddon
National
USO
George W. Creeg
Frank W. Keller
National Catholic Community Service
Gerald S. Sproker
Morris B. Swartz
National Jewish Welfare Board
Black
Royce Harman
Donald Pugsiey
Hawley
Salvation Army
Keith Travelers Aid
Braddon
Cummings
Tirzah W. Anderson
M. W. White
W.c.aa
John T. Sullivan
Community Chest
Johnson
Council of Social Agencies
Terry
Richard F. Torrey
City of
Benjamin 5. Arnold
E. Hi “Biederstedt
Nicholas Ferrante
Herbert A. Johnson
William R. MacLeod
Cregg
E. Jefferson St
B.S. Arnold
Storm hits WSYR cuts video power
WSYR TV Channel 3 operated on reduced power for several days to repair minor storm damage to its television tower and antenna. Station president E. B. R. Vadeboncoeur said viewers in fringe areas beyond Central New York would notice the change and that WSYR would announce when full strength returned.
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Wsyr-Tv
E. B R. Vadeboncoeur
Wsyer-Itv
Vadeboncoeur
New York
WSYR
Doctor to Speak at Westvale Dinner on Orthodontic Treatment
Dr. George L. Thompson of Syracuse will discuss orthodontic treatment at a Westvale Child Study group dinner tonight at Tobin's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Thompson
Syracuse
Westvale
Tobin
War Memorial Commission faces bid challenge on concession
A Buffalo firm, New York Sportservice Inc., won a court order demanding competitive bidding for a concession contract at the county owned auditorium. The commission had planned to negotiate with several firms without bidding after Berlo Vending failed to renew. The Buffalo firm held contracts at 920 000 for two years. Berlo previously won for 85 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial Commission
Buffalo Concer
New York Sportservice, ‘Inc
Board of Supervisors
Buffalo
Berlo Vending Company
Philadelphia
Berlo
Do You Nag Your Husband Snap at Kids Housewife's Anemia
Dr James M Hundley of the National Institutes of Health outlines the prevalence of housewife's anemia among women of child bearing age at a Syracuse conference. He cites 10 to 15 percent affected and links iron deficiency and blood loss to low hemoglobin.
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Red Cross
Eighth
Community Nutritions Institute
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Syracuse University
Hundley
Department honors Carmanta Annusziata at Lorenzo's dinner
A Department fete tonight at Lorenzo's Restaurant honors Carmanta Annusziata who has served 13 years. Mrs Aye Bunziata will depart the department on July 1.
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Psc
Cua
Carmanta Annusziata
Lorenzo's
Aye ‘Bunziata
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N. WW
Rosemary Capolongo
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Black River
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Jean MM. Vieau
S. Gecdes
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Sherwood Avd
Robert G. Dotierez
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Renvisth
Fahes
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Savold A. Decker
Salina
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George A. Sintex
CSS
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Concord
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Didama St
Wallace E. Bede, Jr
Parttida
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Peter P. Scalzo
Erne St . Liberty
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Schoeck Ar
Marrenn G. Miller
Ridgewood Cr
Leon T. James
Cova
Slaith
Berkshire Dr
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Edward J. Proper
Marjorie S| Marksose
Boston Ra
Richard F. Cress
StaNoré Az
Elizabeth L. Mali
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Aurusius J. Russo
Constance Cimiluca
Otisco St
Thompson RD
Public Works
Charles S. Stanton
Traffic Court
Truman H. Freston
H.d.johnson
Jamesm. Hundley
Laboratory of Biochemistry
The
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State University of New York College of Medicine
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