Fred Cook Heads Life Underwriters
Fred T. Cook was elected president of the Syracuse Life Underwriters Association at a Yale Hotel luncheon. New officers include Charles Bennett as vice president John J. Kinane treasurer Forbes S. Tuttle secretary Edward T. Peterson and Evan N. Conklin state delegate along with Robert S. O’Neill a national committeeman. Fifty nine underwriters received National Quality awards from the National Association of Life Underwriters and the Life Insurance Agency Management Assn of Hartford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Cook
Syracuse Life Underwriters Association
Yale
Charles Bennett
John J. Kinane
Forbes S. Tuttle
Edward T. Peterson
Evan N. Conklin
Robert S. O'Neill
National Association of Life Underwriters
Life Insurance Agency Management Assn
Hartford
Conn
Mayor Urges Reinstatement of Industrial X Ray Program
Mayor Mead plans to push for higher salaries for Health Department X-ray technicians and to revive the industrial program suspended March 31, 1955. Health commissioner Dr. David E. Bigwood says hiring was impossible at current pay. funds saved this year could cover higher salaries. The mobile unit program served food handlers and dairy workers but has been paused, with X-rays now done at the dispensary.
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Mead
Board of Estimate
Health Department
David E. Bigwood
Bigwood
State Aid For Sewers Is Sought In Onondaga County
Onondaga County officials travel to Albany to seek 16575 state aid for county sewer projects. Key item is digestion tanks and control house for the Hiawatha Blvd plant costing 2290000 with 11450 state aid. other projects include Milton Ave truck sewer 345000 with 1725 aid Geddes Brook Trunk Sewer 290000 with 1450 aid and Brooklawn Trunk Sewer 390000 with 1950 aid. The county plans bid ads July 5 for a force main and pumping station costing 700000 as rights of way from D L & W Railroad Crible Steel Solvay Process were secured this week. A public hearing July 2 will address extending the Milton Ave trunk line from Horen Rd to Hinsdale Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County Public Works
Albany
Hiawatha Blvd
Uhl T. Mann
David Fellows
County Public Works Commission
Milton Ave
Geddes Brook
Brooklawn
The
County Commission
West Side
Albert T. Hollenbeck
Commission
D., L. & W. Railroad
Crucible Steel Co
Solvay
Board of Supervisors
West Side Sanitary District
Horen Rd
Hinsdale Rd
Hurt in Fall on Stairs Hurts Rita Haynes at Home
Miss Rita Haynes aged 37 of 526 James Street suffered head injuries after a fall on the stairs at her home at 1 20 this morning. She was taken to St Josephs Hospital by Eastern Ambulance and her condition was reported satisfactory this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Haynes
James St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Six Children Graduate From Palsy Clinic
Graduation exercises for six youngsters were held at the Cerebral Palsy Clinic in the auditorium at 940 Salt Springs Rd. The Rev. Leonard Basford delivered the invocation and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert E. Dillon gave the benediction. Gordon Alderman gave the main address. Dr. John T. Gentry presented certificates as Lionel O. Grossman introduced the board of directors. About 150 parents and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Springs Rd
Leonard Basford
St. James Methodist Church
Robert E. Dillon
Blessed Sacrament Church
Craig Thomas
Gordon Alderman
WHEN
Lionel O. Grossman
John T. Gentry
John T. Gentry Presented Thehhildren
Louise Sullivan
50 Percent Growth Seen in Graduate Study
Dr Gilbert Wrenn of the University of Minnesota told deans at Syracuse University that American colleges may see a 50 percent rise in graduate students in 5 to 10 years. He forecast 30 percent more master's enrollments and 20 percent more doctorates by 1966 as part of a workshop on student personnel administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Wrenn
University of Minnesota
Syracuse University
Minnesota
Architects Will Dine and Install New Syracuse Officers
President-elect James D. Curtin of the Syracuse Society of Architects will be installed tomorrow night as the group celebrates its 30th anniversary with a dinner at Hotel Syracuse. New officers include Edwin B. Bruce first vice president Francis E. Hares second vice president Robert T. Clark secretary Maurice J. Finnegan Jr treasurer. Directors are Gordon P. Schopfer Charles E. Croom along with F Curtis King Webster C. Moulton and Frederick B. Talbot. Jerry Flynn of WVET Rochester serves as toastmaster. Maxwell Ret. Adm. Williams chairman of the NYS Labor Department Board of Standards and Appeals will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Curtain
Syracuse Society of Architects
Syracuse
Edwin B. Bruce
Francis E. Hares
Robert T. Clark
Maurice J. Finnegan, Jr
Gordon P. Schopfer
Charles E. Croom
F. Curtis King
Webster C. Moulton
Frederick B. Talbot
Toalmaster
Jerry Flynn
WVET
Rochester
Adm
Williams
Maxwell
Board of Standards and Appeals
New York State Labor Department
Syracuse Society
Grass Fire Threatens Warehouse In East Syracuse
Firemen battled a grass fire at 2 30 a m near Molloy and Thompson Roads in East Syracuse. The flames spread quickly for two hours but were kept from reaching a nearby warehouse.
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Syracuse
Molloy
Thompson Rds
Digger Rescued After Trench Wall Collapses
Mario Bendera twenty eight of 248 Lilac Street was buried when a sewer trench six feet deep along Route 48 near Seneca Knolls gave way. He was dug out by fellow workers and transported to Crouse Irving Hospital with possible internal injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Bendera
Lilac St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Seneca Knolls
Route 48
Seneca Golf and Country Club
Bendera
Tom
Father Schouten Named as Dean of St Peters College Jersey City
The Rev. Raymond W. Schouten S J assistant director of Christ the King Retreat House 500 Brookford Rd will become dean of St Peters College Jersey City New Jersey The announcement came from Very Rev Thomas E Henneberry S J provincial of the Society of Jesus Schouten succeeds Rev Edward F Clark S J who becomes academic vice president of Fordham University Clark ordained in 1945 has been at St Peters since 1951
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. ‘Schouten
S.J
Christ the King
Brookford Rd
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas E. Henneberry
Society of Jesus
Father Schouten
Edward F. Clark
Fordham University
Grocery Burglar Grabs Candy Bars
Sometime overnight the Killmore Grocery at 401 Craddock St was burglarized and a box of candy bars valued at 85 cents taken. Neil Killmore reported locking up, found a side window open this morning, and police suspect a youth hid in the store then escaped through the window after taking the candy bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killmore
Craddock St
Neil Killmore
Leonard Hayes
George Kappasser
Council Considers Land Sale Bill For City Property
The Common Council will review an ordinance to sell city owned land on Hiawatha Blvd with sewage disposal and garbage reduction facilities to the county for 1.2 million dollars. The sale funds would finance the Metropolitan Sewage Treatment plant and related projects while city operations continue until January.
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Hiawatha Blvd
Common Council
George T. Driscoll
County Public Works Commission
Driscoll
Triangle Block
Technical High
North Rail Service To Be Cut On St Lawrence Division
The New York Central Railroad announces plans to drop 10 daily trips on its St Lawrence division. If approved, Ogdensburg, Richland and De Kalb Junction lose direct service, with some trains reduced to two or seven passengers per trip. A bus shuttle to Canton will be offered and an overnight New York to Massena run may gain a revised timetable.
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New York Central Railroad
St. Lawrence
Central
the Public Service Commission
PSC
Upstate
Ogdensburg
Philadelphia
de Kalb Junction
Watertown
Utica
Richland
The
Canton
Syracuse
Mrs. Peppone Attacks DPW Over Parking Tickets
Mrs. Carmen Peppone principal clerk in the Traffic Violations Bureau blasts the Department of Public Works for issuing pink tickets. She says the move under Commissioner Charles E. Stanton is ridiculous and has swamped the department with complaints.
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Carmen Peppone
Department of Public Works
Airport cab service to be opened to bids
Parks Commissioner William A. Barry will draft specifications for a taxicab concession at Hancock Field airport to allow competitive bids. Mayor Mead announced after a City Hall meeting with Barry, Corporation Counsel Driscoll, and Councilman Bordynski, noting complaints from Donald V. Murphy of independent taxi operators about current limited access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Barry
Hancock Field
Mead
Barry
George T. Driscoll
Raymond J. Bordynski
Donald V. Murphy
Packard Taxi Service
Murphy
Wolf St
Grant Blvd
Teall Ave
Bonding Co Pays $452 to Police After Audit Shortfall
A $452 check was turned over to city police to replace unaccounted funds from a recent records audit. Representatives of the Aetnal Bonding and Surety Co. gave Police Chief Harold F. Kelly the check. Police are bonded for such shortages and the missing money was earmarked for the police pension fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetnal Bonding and Surety Co
Harold F. Kelly
Cherry Rd. OKs School Bond Issue
Cherry Rd School District voters approved a 398,500 bond to build an eight room elementary school. The vote was 515 to 111. They also approved purchasing two more lots adjacent to the current Cherry Rd school in Westvale by 491 to 124. The new school will be at Walberta and Clover Rds in Westvale Park. Construction starts this fall.
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Cherry Rd
Westvale
Walberta and
Clover Rds
Westvale Park
Ames May Be Named To New County Post
Charles F. Ames, director of the County Department of Research and Development, may head for a new job as deputy public welfare commissioner. The post, paying 7500 dollars plus keep, was created after Earl R. Hall’s retirement and will include charge of the County Home and Hospital. Leon Abbott, head of the Welfare Department, will select from several candidates.
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Ames
New County
Charles F. Ames
County Department of Research and Development
Board of Supervisors
Earl R. Hall
County Home and Hospital
Hall
County Homeland Hospital
Leon Abbott
Firemen Aide Woman In Lockout At Irving Ave Home
Mrs. C Anna Montclair faced a locked door when her hearing impaired father bolted the bolt and slept through the event. Syracuse Fire Department engine company 7 arrived, used a ladder and window screen to gain entry, and unlocked the door.
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Irving Ave
Syracuse Fire Department
Engine Co. 7
Elmwood Bicycle Parade Promises Fun And Prizes
The Elmwood community hosts a 10 am bicycle parade sponsored by Elmwood merchants. Judges including Councilman Robert Roney will select the best decorated bike winner who receives a new bicycle. Police Sgt Harold B Garn will demonstrate bicycle safety and children will attend a movie at Elmwood Theater after the event.
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Elmwood
Elmwood Theater
South Ave
Elmwood Merchants
Robert Roney
Harold B. Garn
Syracuse Safety Council
City Officials Weighed With Pay Hike Request
A delegation from Local 540 representing the AFL union asked Mayor Mead for a $350,000 next year to cover raises for 700 Public Works employees. They sought 25 cent hourly increases, retention of a $120 annual cost of living bonus, monthly union dues deduction, and inclusion of Election Day as a paid holiday. Spokesmen included Peter Venuti Joseph Chravalo Robert Utting and William Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Public Works Department
A.F.L
Trom
Peter J. Venuti
Joseph Chravalo
Robert C. Utting
Wiliam Stacy
Pace Addresses Syracuse Psychologists on Research Progress
Dr C Robert Pace chairman of Syracuse University Psychology Department spoke at the Syracuse Psychological Association meeting at the Veterans Hospital. He described the department research facilities and ongoing experiments funded by various sponsors and noted research has been a major emphasis since the four year old Syracuse program.
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C. Robert Pace
Syracuse University
Syracuse Psychological Assn
Veterans Hospital
Pace
Syracuse
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Life Underwriters
Children’s Casuals
THING
N. Salina
James
Eastwood
Mitchell
Ciarpelli
Stephen Castleman
Karen Smith
Smith Bining Jr
Emma Benvenisti
Stephen Laffer
Zalmanoff Studio
Yell
Digger
Trench
Council
North
Mary
Prospect Ave
Tot
St. St. Joseph’s Hospital
Packard Co
Oks
C. Anna Montclair
Homes & Gardens
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Mom's Netherland Milk Orner
West Beard Avenue
N.Y. Netherland
Oswego
Dr. Pace
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