Clean City Parks Summer Program Aims for Safety
Syracuse authorities unveiled a park safety plan as school closes. A five member mounted police unit and ten uniformed crossing guards will patrol parks, with plain clothes officers and. patrol cars enforcing warnings against strangers and explicit acts. Chief Kelly urged parents to guide children, note license numbers of approaching cars, and cross streets safely to reduce accidents during vacation months.
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Syracuse
Harold F. Kelly
Leo Dorsey
Kelly
IRS Seizes Nelson Creamery For Unpaid Trust Funds
The Nelson Creamery Corp plant at 1915 Dweyer Ave Utica was seized by the Syracuse IRS district for failure to pay 9680.06 in trust fund taxes. Officials posted notices, and the property may be sold at public auction if owed taxes remain unpaid. authorities urge voluntary payment to avoid further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Creamery Corp
Dweyer Ave
Utica
Syracuse
Internal Revenue Service
Alva M. Meyers, Jr
Meyers
Heradl-Journal
United States
Internal Revenue
Chimes
Internal Revenue’ Service
Central City Institute Outing At Emer son Park
CCBI held its annual outing at Emer son Park on Owasco Lake yesterday. About 150 students, faculty, and guests attended under the direction of the Student Council led by Miss Monica Dougherty of Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City Business Institute
Emerson Park
Owasco Lake
Monica Dougherty
Utica
Syracuse Law College Used Unlawful Downtown Building
Syracuse University's College of Law used a downtown building for classrooms for nearly 30 years, violating city building codes. The Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation says the Ely Apartments structure, erected before 1892, cannot be lawfully repurposed as a school and must be restored only as apartments. The university abandoned the site last year after moving to a new campus building near the Onondaga County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
College of Law
Armed Forces
City Hall
Syracuse” University
Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation
George E. Hebert
The
University
Ely Apartments
Hebert
Law College
Montgomery St
Onondaga County Courthouse
Columbus Circle
E. Onondaga St
School's Out Marks Start of Summer for Syracuse Pupils
About 40,000 Syracuse students end the term as 28,000 public and 11,500 parochial pupils receive report cards. Graduation will unfold across public and parochial high schools this weekend with ceremonies tonight through Monday. Montgomery school closes a 1893 era as the City Health Department takes over for a tuberculosis clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Montgomery
City Health Department
Three Upstate Cities Win Pedestrian Safety Awards
Cortland Fulton and Watertown in upstate New York were honored by the American Automobile Association for clean pedestrian safety records in 1954. No pedestrian deaths were recorded in those cities, and certificates of merit will be presented in ceremonies with local officials.
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New York
American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of
Syracuse
Oscar J. Brown
Auto Club
Cortland and
Fulton
Syracuse Club
Traffic Court Judge Preston Deals With Licenses Fines
In Onondaga County traffic court Judge Truman H. Preston sentences offenders for license issues and speeding. Second offense Charles Harvey faces $100 and 30 days in the county penitentiary. Others receive fines for no license, speeding at 35 to 40 mph, license plate obstruction, and obstructing traffic.
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Truman H. Preston
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Charles Harvey
Madison St
James D. Golden
Midland Ave
Charles Kehoe
Skaneateles
James St
Ohn Stewart
Brookline Rad
Fountain Cuy
Tenn
Theraéen Fark
Marvin Taylor
E. Colvin
Susan McCullough
Brewerton
Joseph Vitello
Emerson Ave
Peanut theft at Memphis gas station leads to arrest
Leslie Fenner of Memphis RD 1 said a burglary at a Liverpool gas station involved theft of cigarettes and a box of peanuts. A 14 year old boy confessed to taking the peanuts but denied other thefts. Fenner dropped charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Fenner
Memphis RD
Sheriff's Deputies
Liverpool
Fenner
Apartment House Vacated After Unsafe Occupancy ruling
The State Street building at 601-03-05 S. State St is ordered evacuated as unsafe and unfit for occupancy by the city Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation. Owner Philip Zenner estate may sell to the county. structure to be boarded up unless extensive repairs are made following a recent breach of the Oct 7 1954 order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation
George E. Hebert
Bureau
S. State St
Philip’ Zenner
Philip Zenner
Hebert
County J
Reiss
Davy Crockett Lookalike Denies Gun Possession Guilty Plea
Michael J L Chomentowski of Fairmount known as Davy Crockett pleaded not guilty to two counts of illegal possession of submachine guns. He was ordered held for grand jury action after alleged early morning gunfire at workers removing a sign. State Police, led by Sgt Kenneth Merrill with A L May and M L Murphy, recovered two submachine guns, three rifles and a Luger on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Davy Crockett
Michael JL. Chomentowski
Justice of the Peace
Fred 1 Root
Chomentowski
Kenneth Merrill
IBCL
Merrill
A. L. May
M. L. Murphy
North
Syracuse
Six Priests Appointed by Syracuse Diocese
The Catholic Diocese of Syracuse announces six priest appointments. Reappointments include Rev. Lawrence H. Dailey to St. Mary's in Binghamton and Rev. Lawrence A Aassney to St. Malachy in Sierourne. New assignments include Rev. Willard F. Doherty to St. Joseph Oriskany Falls and St. Agnes Center Vernon Center. Rev. John P. Newell goes to St. Therese Mannesville and St. Joan of Arc Morrisville. Assistants named are Rev. Edgar M. Holshan to St. Charles Syracuse and Rev. William S. Baker to Our Lady of Good Counsel Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lawrence H. Dailey
St. Mary's
Binghamton
Lawrence A Aassney
St. Malachy
Sierourne
Willard F. Doherty
St.Joseph
Oriskany
Falls
St. Agnes Center
Vernon Center
John P. Newell
St. Therese
Mannesville
St.Joan of Arc
Morrisville
Edgar M. Holshan
St. Charles
William S. Baker
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Endicott
Fire in Car Front Seat Doused in De Witt
A fire in the front seat of a car belonging to Coll John EL Brewer, National Guard at Hancock Field, was extinguished last night. The vehicle was parked near Robert Carey's Restaurant in De Witt.
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de Witt Fremen
Coll
John EL Brewer
National Guard
Hancock Field
Robert Carey
de Witt
B'ville Bid Includes Baldwinsville Route Upgrades
State bids totaling 22.7 million cover Baldwinsville Madison and Cayuga county projects. Route 370 widened at Baldwinsville from Route 31 to Highland Drive costing 405000. Route 20 and 20N in Madison and Cayuga counties to 839000 and 351000 respectively. Also Route 5 in Cayuga and Route 20 in Otsego planned plus bridge work and site prep near Indian Castle Thruway area. Fire grate theft reported at 212 E Patrick Lane North Syracuse.
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Albany
Baldwinsville
Madison
Cayuga
State Department of Public Works
Genesee St
Highland Dr
Madison County
Cazenovia
Cazenovia Lake
Onondaga County
Cayuga County
Auburn
North ‘City
Sennett
Otsego County
Cherry Valley
Springfield
Herkimer County
Indian Castle
Clinton
Franklin
Jefferson
Lewis
Protestant Center Offices Dedicated in Syracuse
The Protestant Center at 600 W Genesee St in Syracuse was dedicated as a home for the State Council of Churches and the state's Presbyterian Synod. The 1.5 million member ecumenical effort aims to enable cooperation in social activities, with remarks by Rev James A G Moore and Mayor Mead. An ecumenical choir and clergy processional highlighted the ceremony.
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Protestant Center
James
A G. Moore
New York State Council of Churches
Her
State Council of Churches
Presbyterian Synod
W. Genesee St
First Presbyterian Church
New York State
Syracuse
James A. G
Moore
State ‘Council of Churches
Mead
Richard F. Torrey
Herman N. Morse
D.D
National Council of Churches
Board of National Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Expressway Proposal Sparks Dispute in Central New York
Jerome B. Rusterholtz chairs a Chambers of Commerce faction arguing the North South expressway will boost central and northern New York through growth, jobs, and higher real estate values. Brewerton area businessmen oppose, circulating petitions to abandon Route 11 in favor of widening existing roads.
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New York
Jerome B. Rusterholtz
Chambers of Commerce
Brewerton
Samuel Bensin
Central Square
al. Richardson
Millard Rogers
Rusterholtz
Chambers of
Mrs. Wyatts Will Aids Charities In Estate Plan
A 383912 gross estate of Mrs Marion Jackson Wyatt widow of George W Wyatt died Dec 19 1953. Principal beneficiaries are Wellesley College Wellesley Students Aid Society and Miss Gertrude E Hamilton per state inheritance tax report by Transfer Tax Clerk Nicholas Ransi er. Bequests include 234891 to charitable and public institutions and 500 to several Syracuse groups and Berkshire Industrial Farm.
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Marion Jackson Wyatt
George W. Wyatt
Nicholas Ransier
Wellesley College
Wellesley Students Aid Society, Inc
Gertrude E. Hamilton
Westmoreland Ave
Scottholm Blvd
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Great American Insurance Co
Wyatt
Syracuse
American Red Cross
Syracuse Rheumatic Fever Foundation
Syracuse Visiting Nurses’ Association
Syracuse Wellesley Club
Berkshire Industrial Farm
Canaan
Educators Protest History Regents As Too Tough
New York educators protest the Regents history exam as overly difficult after statewide failures rise over ten percent. In Syracuse and New York City teachers blame the test while students faced questions on topics from the Cave Man era to the United Nations and the Maximilian Affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
New York State
State Board of Regents
Regents Board
Albans
Syracuse
Gertrude Burke
Citizenship Education Department
Syracuse Public Schools System
Miss Burke
New York City
Charles Evans Hughes
United Nations
Congress
England
Spain
Rio Grande
Cuban
Florida
Mississippi
United States
France
Great Britain
Russia
Hospital calls grads of nursery celebrate 45 years
Crouse Irving hospital invites over 42 000 alumni born in its nursery to celebrate the July 14 anniversary marking 45 years of service to Central New York. Graduates are asked to send greetings and birth dates for a mailed anniversary gift.
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Crouse Irving “Hospital
Crouse - Irving
Central New York
Crouse-Irving
Vacationing readers may keep extra glasses as backup
A brief note suggests travelers carry an extra pair of glasses in case of breakage, highlighting practical redundancy for sight aids while away from home.
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CCBI
Howard Johnson
Air Gees Conditione
Business Folks
App Beverage
Fayetteville Road
S. U. Law College
Davy
Ne ’Moorse
William E. Montgomery
Presbyterian Synod of New York
Irma Rothstein
B’ville
Herald-Journal Bureau
David Silvernail
E. Patrick Lane
Pulaski
Mrs
South Sauna & E. Genesee ST
South Salina
Raynor
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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