Protestant Center Dedicated In New York Tonight
The Protestant Center of New York State will be formally dedicated at a worship service tonight marking the facility’s opening at 600 W Genesee St. The event will draw representatives from the state’s 75 local and county councils of churches and denominational bodies. A dedicatory dinner at First Presbyterian Church will follow, with a tour of the center. Rev Dr Herman N Morse of the National Council of Churches will head the program.
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Protestant Center
New York State
Churches of
W. Genesee St
Councils of Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Herman N. Morse
National Council of Churches
Board of National Missions For the Presbyterian Church In
United States
Morse
Eugene Carson Blake
164Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
National’ Missions
New York State Council of Churches
Presbyterian Synod of New York
Syracuse and Onondaga County
James L. Harris
Ministers’ Association of
Onondaga County
John T. Clough
Ada Shinaman Crouse
Christian Youth Council
Clyde Hunt
Edna Cesh
Patricia Reville
Diane Harris
Edward Stevens
Jim Wray
John ‘Cook
David S
MacInnes
Kenneth Rondarmel
State Council of Churches
John Whitesell
William Schestel wills large charity bequest and dogwood plan
The late Schestel, a longtime food tradesman known as The Waffle King, left $5,000 to the Sisters of Charity in memory of his sister and $100 each to Loretto Rest and the Franciscan Order to purchase four dogwood trees. He died June 14 in Loretto Rest, leaving about $20,000 and naming Earl Greiner executor. The will directs the Apple Tree planting and lists four nieces and nephews as residuary beneficiaries.
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William’ I Schestel
Lorreto Rest
Sisters of Charity, Wilmette, II
Schester
Food Shades
Clinton Square
Syracuse
Schenectady
Alaska
Jet pilot survives crash after ejection from failing plane
Lt. Nott described bail out procedure after his jet suffered gear trouble over Lake Ontario. He said an in-cockpit explosive ejected him before crash landing near a Clay farm. A hydraulic booster failure was blamed, with no ammunition aboard, as Mike Woznica and others witnessed the scene.
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Nott
Lake Ontario
Hancock
O.K
1Oneida Lake
Fred Woznica
Clay RD
Griffiss Air Force
Rome
Edgar Owen
Air National Guard
Onondaga County
Hancock Field
Cicero
Clark
Woznica
Efim Stachulonok
Canastola
John Woznica
American Legion
S. Clinton St
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Three Liverpool Boys Escape Drowning in Thunder Squall
Bruce Stillman 15 Donald Barcik 16 and Jeff Blom 16 sailed a 19 foot craft on the lake when a gale capsized them during a thunder squall. They were rescued by Navy Reserve sailors and Syracuse University coach Gus Eriksen after about 15 minutes in the water. Stillman cut a finger but all survived with minor exposure.
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Liverpool
Bruce Stillman
Hiawatha Trail
Donald Barcik
Jeff Blom
Fifth St
Marina Dock
Stillman
Ichimed
Barcik
Donald. J. Sharp
St. Liverpool
Onondaga
Gosta
Gus
Eriksen
Syracuse University
Blom
Navy
Elbridge Decker
Frank Farley
Jack Killian
Onondaga Lake
Jake
Attica sentences for Syracuse forger and others
A Syracuse man Albert Aldrich 40 pleaded guilty to second degree forgery and was sentenced to five to ten years in Attica State Prison. Other defendants, including Mrs Gertrude Cook, Samuel Pascarella, Willie Lee Sr Earl Washington and Ryeburn Parham appeared or pleaded guilty in County Court with varied terms and probation.
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Syracuse
Attica
Albert Aldrich
James St
Leo W. Breed
Aldrich
Gertrude Cook
Cook
Samuel J. Pascarella
N. State St
Elmira
Deb
Eric Blvd
Pascarella
Willie Lee Sr
van Buren St
Earl Washington
Irving Ave
Wesley N. Rapholz
E. Washington St
Ryeburn A
Parham
Fulton
Breed
Robert Fairchild
N. West St
Ted
Oswego Blvd
William Ruth
E. Fayette St
Emerson Newman
Chicago
Gerald L. Cramer
W. Henan St
East
Walter J. Milek
Columbus Ave
Mailmen In Japan Warned Over Radio Interference
In Nagoya the Post Office ordered mail carriers to remove portable radios from their sacks after reports they were tampering with baseball game broadcasts by the Dragons and other unions.
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Nagoya
Japan
the Post
A Dragons
Parade of Homes draws builders and visitors to Orvilton Heights
Builders across the state watch Orvilton Heights as 16 homes on Haddonfield Drive open for a 10 day exhibit. John L. Bellinger of the Greater Syracuse chapter notes many inquiries from other builders about replicating the display next year. The $20 000 to $40 000 houses showcase latest home building, appliances and furniture trends.
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Orvilton Heights
de Witt
John L
Roy) Bellinger
Home Builders Association of
Greater
Syracuse
Bellinger
Haddonfield Dr
Bailty Association
WSYR
City Scores Fire Repair Violations at James Street Building
Jaynes Street apartment house damaged by fire in 1952 and further by water in 1954 has been illegally reoccupied. The Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation ordered seven city and state code violations corrected within 30 days or the building will be closed.
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Jaynes St
James St
Bureau of Building and Rehabiliation
MyersSchiffmen
Syracuse
Philip L. Zenner
George E. Hebert
Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation
Hebert
Bull Injures Farmer on Mannsville Farm
Harold Longbotham of Mannsville was treated at Oneida City Hospital for contusions and abrasions after being charged by a bull on his farm. He was released after treatment.
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Oneida
Harold Longbotham
Fof Mannsville
Oneida City Hospital
Six Bar Owners Deny Liquor Violations
Six Syracuse tavern owners pleaded not guilty in U S District Court in Albany to charges of serving diluted whisky and reusing liquor bottles. Several others faced arraignment with mixed outcomes, while two men were sentenced to prison for forged and fraudulent checks. Continuous bail set at $500 for the defendants, with multiple cases tied to Syracuse and Utica courts.
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Syracuse
U. S. District Court
Albany
James Foley
Harry Bloom
Almond St
Three Rivers Inn
Hyman Rothstein
S. Townsend St
Gabriel Bersani
Utica
Stephen W. Brennan
Abe Swidler
Irving Rifkin
Andre
Frank Cole
Cole
Bradford Pkvy
Treasury Balance Joliery
Canada
Florida
Foley
Thomas L. Harner
Harold R. Jones
State St
Auburn
Harner
Kel Joy St
U.S Treasury
Jones
U. S
Kenneth H. Burdick
W. Onondaga St
U.S. Treasury
Robert H. Block
Butternut
N. Salina Srs
John Reddick
Raymond F. Gerou
City Zoo Declines Cow Offer From Syracuse Milk Dealers
Syracuse's Municipal Zoo nearly added a cow to its exhibits after the Syracuse Milk Dealers, Inc. offered a registered healthy cow. A mayoral spokesman said the proposal was rejected due to inadequate facilities. John M. Byrne of the dealers wrote that the association would donate the animal to fill the gap and draw visitors.
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Syracuse
Mead
Syracuse Milk Dealers, Inc
John M. Byrne
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Sumner W.W White
Stewart St
Waterloo
Robert E. Horton
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City Zoo
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Fn Bir
Mexander Korda
Rishard
Sir Laurence
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
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