Syracuse Man Injured in Route 92 Crash on Way to NYC
Frederick N. Jones, 36, of 225 Pine View Place, suffered knee and neck bruises when his car went off Route 92 near Manlius at 3 am. Police say an oncoming vehicle forced him off the road. his car hit guard rails and overturned. He was treated at St Joseph’s Hospital. Also injured were Wasil Kashur, 36, in James Street collision. Joseph Mikulak, 75, charged with dangerous driving. Theresa Falcone, 34, after her parked car was struck. and Richard Price, in West Lake Road crash with possible rib fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York City
Frederick N. Jones
Pine View Pl
Manlius
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eastern
Victor Tucci
Louis Sarno
Jones
Wasil L. Kashur
Miller Dr
James St
Joseph Mikulak
Wilkinson St
Edward Boutin
Theresa R. Falcone
Allen St
Fellows Ave
Peter Surace
Park St
Richard Price
Cazenovia
West Lake Rd
James McKaig
Cazenovia Substation Investiigated
Promotions at Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Crandall Melvin announced by the Merchants National Bank and Trust Co of Syracuse that John Godzac was promoted to assistant vice president, Elwood D Hollister Jr to assistant cashier, and Wilson W Curtis Jr to assistant trust officer. Godzac has led as drive in manager after staff since 1930. Hollister, in public relations, served in WWII and Korea. Curtis joined the trust department and is NYU trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall Melvin
Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Syracuse
John Godzac
Elwood D. Hollister, Jr
Wilson W. Curtis, Jr
Godzac
Merchants Bank
Hollister
Stabbing at Almond Street hospitalizes man. arrest made
A man was stabbed in the left thigh at 5:45 a.m. on 719 Almond St. Saul Ravenell, 38, of 719 Almond St., was taken to Memorial Hospital by Eastern Ambulance for treatment. An arrest has been made in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond St
Saul Ravenell
Memorial Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Maj Gen Hausauer to Inspect 107th Air Defense Wing
Maj Gen Karl F Hausauer chief of staff to Governor Harriman and NY National Guard commander will inspect the 107th Air Defense Wing at Hancock Field during its 15 day summer encampment ending June 30. He arrives at 11 30 a m behind a NYANG honor guard and attends a briefing and gunnery demonstration. The 07th Wing includes 800 Western New York personnel and 1 200 from Syracuse Schenectady and White Plains units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Hausauer
Harriman
New York National Guard
New York Air National Guard
107Th Air Defense
Hancock Field
Lake Ontario
Kirsch
Hausauer
Lewis A. Curtis
NYANG
Vito J. Castellano
107Th Wing
107Th Air Police Squadron
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
07Th Wing
New York
107Th Fighter Group
109Th
Schenectady
105Th
White Plains
Dirty Hands Jobs Emphasized as Key for U S Growth
At Smith Technical and Industrial High School Frazer School commencement David H Jaquith president Vega Industries Inc labeled the belief that dirty hands jobs are inferior false urging graduates that production work is essential for national growth. He warned a skilled worker shortage could curb progress as 35 graduates heard him. The article lists numerous awards across Central Vocational and Tech schools highlighting valedictorians scholarships and achievement honors to many students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Jaquith
Vega Industries Inc
Smith Technical and Industrial High School
Frazer School
Jaquith
Central
Vocational
AFL-CIO Defeated in Solvay NLRB Election
In Solvay, New York, workers at Allied Chemical and Dye Solvay Process Division rejected AFL-CIO efforts to win bargaining rights. Voters backed District 50 United Mine Workers of America 953 to 834 with 95 percent turnout, leaving District 50 as the sole bargaining agent for 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
Solvay
Solvay Process
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers of America
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Iafl-Cio
United Mine
NLRB
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
AFL- Do
Calcio
Police Hunt Speed Thief
A $3,000 car owned by Mary Ann Casey was taken from a garage at Rugy Apartments and driven away at high speed. Attendant Joseph Barret chased the vehicle but lost it near Sedgwick Road. seven minutes later officers found it abandoned on a lawn at 143 DeWitt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Casey
Dorchester Ave
Rugy Apartments
Fordham Rd
Joseph Barret
Robert Smith
Sedgwick Rd
Smith
DeWitt St
City OKs Triangle Razing
The City Planning Commission approved the Triangle Block slum clearance project costing 999,944 to acquire demolish and resell properties bounded by E Genesee E Washington and S State Streets. The plan proceeds to the Common Council for final approval and financing with two-thirds federally funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
E. Genesee
E. Washington
State Sts
Common Council
State Lists Highway Aid for Onondaga County
Onondaga County and towns will share 99 537 58 in state aid for highway purposes. State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced the money is part of 5 057 913 28 appropriated from the local assistance fund. Aid is allotted on a matching basis with the state matching county and town appropriations up to 30 a mile. Under the formula the county gets 55 298 68 and the towns 44 238 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Arthur Levitt
Hot-Rodders Cooled Off by Deputies in Two Areas
Two deputy sheriffs halted several hot rodders in Westvale and Camillus, reporting midnight street racing. Deputies Theodore Abbott and Bernard Crysler rounded up the drivers and ordered them to report to Sheriff Stone for a lecture on safe driving habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westvale
Camillus
Recifante
Theodore Abbott
Bernard Crysler
Stone
Diplomas for 45 at Jamesville-De Witt High School
Forty five seniors will graduate Monday night at the Jamesville-De Witt High School commencement with Eleanor Roosevelt as speaker. Roosevelt’s grandson John Boettiger is in the class. Baccalaureate is tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Reverend Joseph Ritchie will deliver the sermon. Class honors include seven top pupils led by Alice Hyrcza who will give the commencement address. Invocations and benediction by juniors Albert Predmore and John Rogers. Eighteen junior girls will usher. Principal Richard McGee will present PTA awards for top three-year averages. Two scholarships total 5500 will be awarded by the J-D Faculty Association and Jamesville Men’s Club to seniors pursuing teaching and college respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesville-De Witt High School
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gloria Quadrini
John Swedlund
Alice Hyrcza
Clay Crosby
David Sloper
Ruth Schor
Hyrcza
Albert Predmore
John Rogers
Richard McGee
Parent-Teacher Association
Jamesville Men’s Club
Eugene McDermott
Central
Board of Education
Will
Split Rock
Sharon Earnshaw
David Windhausen
Diana Otts
Keith Sherwood
Taunton Home Interest Club
Taunton Memorial Church
Radio Hams Set Up at Sky Top
The Radio Amateurs of Greater Syracuse host a two day Field Day Contest at Sky Top on the city’s southern outskirts. Operators will use two transmitters on 40 20 15 10 meter bands with a quonset hut and tents, and compete for points by contacting stations from 4 p m today through tomorrow. Red Cross volunteers assist with messages tied to the Deep Freeze operation at the South Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Top
Syracuse
American Radio Relay League
E. Colvin St
American Red Cross
U. S. Navy
South Pole
Doll's Return Will Please Girl
A six year old girl, Debbie Jane Horton, mourns the loss of her 12 inch Christmas doll with a blue and red checked dress that cries real tears. The doll was left in a store in the Valley section. Mrs. Robert Horton asks anyone who found it to return the doll to 624 Cannon St or call 4-T471.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Debbie Jane
Robert Horton
Cannon St
Debbie
Valley
Boy Is Injured At Playground On Tioga Street
An eight year old boy, Chester Warren, was hospitalized after colliding with a fence at the Tioga and Tully Street playground. He was admitted to Memorial Hospital with abdominal pains after being transported by Eastern Ambulance. The incident occurred as he ran onto the playground and struck the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga and
Tully Sts
Chester Warren
Johnnie Mae Warren
Corcoran Ct
Memorial Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Power Firm Head Opposes Lehman Niagara Plan
Niagara Mohawk President Earle J. Machold denounces Lehman Bill provisions that would give a distribution preference to municipal systems and rural cooperatives for Niagara Power. He says no compromise is possible unless those preferences are dropped, urging prompt development by private utilities despite a recent Niagara Falls rock slide loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Power
Earle J. Machold
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Machold
Lehman
Herbert H. Lehman
DINY
Senate
New York Power Authority
Niagara
William E. Miller
New York
House
House Public Works Committee
Niagara Mohawk Schoelkopf
Niagara Falls
Pupils to Get Fair Tickets for New York State Fair
Thousands of free pupil tickets for the 1956 New York State Fair September 1 to 8 are being distributed through district superintendents. Pupils may attend September 6 and 7 and still earn full school credit. The state education department supports attendance as educational, with 200000 tickets already distributed and more printed due to demand. Where initial allotments were short, principals may obtain extras for opening day access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Patrolman Slows Fire To Standstill On NYC Train
Liverpool Patrolman Harald Gronau and Sheriff Dispatcher Pat Rooney halted a northbound New York Central Railroad train at Woodard after Gronau spotted a journal box on fire at 12:19 a m. Rooney contacted the dispatcher who directed switching off the burning car and stopping the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Harald Gronau
Pat Rooney
New York Central
Gronau
Journal
Rooney
Woodard
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Curtis
107Th Air Defense Wing
Jack Lyons
State Fairgrounds
William Baker
U.S
Hurlbut W. Smith
Gerrit J. Smith
Reader’s Digest Assn
Bert R. DeVries
American Legion
Richard H. Daily
Onondaga Historical Assa
Richard P. Doerle
Gregory G. Andrews
Robert Burgess
Grace S. Bohanon
James H. Shaw
Michael P. Galasky
RPI
Syracuse University
Robert L. Wojdula
Central New York Osteopathic Society
Chemiistry Ward
Bausch & Lomb
Anatoly Hallord
Carl H. Nelman
William Hornung
John C. Donohue
Carol Sterner
Stella Adamski
Edward S. DeRoberts
Dorothy Hujar
Glamat Association
Thomas J. Garn
Onondaga Historical Association
Reuters' Digest
Frederick Hiesz
Jacqueline P. Bowles
Noma
Lilian Gonzales
American Association of Spanish Teachers
Patricia Helen McKay
Central New York Osteopathic Society Auxiliary
Jeanne Chadwick
Onondaga Historical Assn
Ludwig Schied
Onondaga HistoricalAssn
Susan Greenwald
Civic Morning Musicals
S Barbara Campbell
Isabelle Mesmer
Alice Gabel
Central City Business
David Goldberg
Martha Terrell
iDanforth Foundation
Pook
Daughters of theAmerican Revolution
Harold B. Garn
Safety Council
Elmwood
Elmwood Theater
Oks Triangle
Joseph Grosso
Linden St
Central High School
Cleaner Objects
Charles Close
Koolikian Bros
Bureau of Buildings
Kodakian
Julian Edgcomb
E. Genesee St
Frank Rice
Seneca Knolls
Mario Bendera
Lilac St
Crouse-Irvinge Hospital
J-D High
Vernon
Arness
Thruway
YATES
Bob Casey
Tool
Gredace Witla Brow
Homeland Drive
Netherland
Dad
Oswego
Lehman Bill
LABOR
S. Warren
Fr. Eves
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