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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

2

Mediators Sit in On Talks Over Iron Workers Pact

Negotiators for striking iron workers in Upstate New York met with Syracuse Building Trades Employers Association officials in Albany to press for a statewide contract. Mediation Board district supervisor Earl E Finzar and U S Labor conciliator James J Carroll presided as eight building trades reps and union leaders discussed hourly welfare and mileage rates amid a week-long work stoppage affecting projects worth millions.

Upstate New York Southern Tier Syracuse Building Trades Employers Association Earl E. Finzar State Mediation Board Carroll James J. Carroll U. S. Department of Labor Building Trades C. J. Pollatsek Frank Conton Finzar George Bannister Brotherhood of Ironworkers United States Canada John Connell Building Trades Council Afl-Cio William C. Kallback Local 60 Syracuse Rochester Elmira Earler Albany Morrow Niagara

Cop Assault Suit Goes To Court

On December 22 1955 Mrs John Holrick of 516 East Willow Street called police to arrest her husband. Holrick 53 filed a $40000 suit against the city claiming police assaulted him during an unwarranted arrest. He says officers beat him forced him to police headquarters and kept him 18 hours before arraignment. city denies any attack. Justice William E McClusky presides.

John Holrick E. Willow St Holrick State Supreme Court Willow Street Horrick William E. McClusky

Le Moyne Faculty Changes Include De Balla Move

Le Moyne College announces faculty changes led by history professor Dr. De Balla leaving after 10 years for a graduate post at St. John's University Jamaica Hills. Other Le Moyne professors including Raymond A. Carol and Francis L. Clinton also move to new schools. several new hires join for September as the alumni group plans its first organizational meeting and officer election. The item notes a river trivia fact about the Bear River miles from its headwaters and emptying into the Great Salt Lake.

Borise de Balla University Ave le Moyne College St. John’s University Hillcrest Jamaica de Balla Melanie de Schwaben- Durneiss LeMoyne College Robert F. Grewen le Moyne Raymond A. Carol Gifford St St. John's University Francis L. Clinton Aberdeen Ter Boston Frederick Carter l LeMoyne Andy iCharles Pulver Yscience West Genesee Central High School Tomor United States Utah Wyoming Idaho Great Salt Lake

GE Leases Space From Carrier Corp

General Electric leased 80 000 square feet in Carrier Corp building at 300 Geddes St for office and engineering use by about 700 GE employees. Space to aid rapid HMEE expansion supporting Atlas ICBM guidance and Ballistic Missile Early Warning System radar projects. Move-in expected around Aug 1. negotiations handled by Eagan Real Estate Inc.

General Electric Co Allice Carrier Corp Geddes St J. J. Farrell Melvin C. Holm Cartier Corp Farrell General Electric Holm Carrier Allied Products Geddes Street Syracuse Jeverall Air Force HMEE Eagan Real Estate, Inc

Statue to be moved to Pearl Street plaza in Salina area

Fire Chief Philip Eckel's statue will leave its Butternut location on N Salina and S State streets and relocate about 880 feet south to a new Pearl Street and N Salina street park. City officials approved the Pearl Street site after business leaders urged a revised plan due to Oswego Boulevard Expressway development.

Philip Eckel N. Salina Street W. Frank Kavanaugh Butternut N. Salina S State Streets Pearl and N. Salina Streets Amos Park Lodi E. Division N. McBride Streets Nortal Side Julie Angelova Pearl Street Kavanaugh Ralso Oswego Blvd

Three Teens Sentenced in Cortland Robbery Case

Accomplice Rosa May Dunaway 17 of 2030 E Genesee St received an indefinite term in Albion Reformatory for women after pleading guilty to first degree grand larceny in stealing a $150 wristwatch. Two other teens, Warren Amond 18 and Alphonse Carr 19, faced prison terms for the hold up and related assault charges. Amond and an unidentified 53 year old Cortland man were involved in the incident on Towpath Road Town of DeWitt. Amond received ten years for the theft and Amond’s co-defendant was sent to Elmira Reception for classification. Carr drew one year for second degree assault.

Rosa May Dunaway E. Genesee St Reformatory For Women Albion Cortland Leo W. Breed Warren C. Amond Anthony Tol Tower Syracuse Masso Elmira Tomasso DeWitt Amond Alphonse Carr E' Washington St Carr Cantu Cedar St Breed John Doe Richard Roe Ronald E. Alt Gifford St Donald L. Lazare Fabius

Honan Top Jaycee Honan Named Outstanding New Jaycee

Harry W. Honan of 108 Mason Dr was named one of the nations five outstanding new Jaycees at the U S Junior Chamber convention in Los Angeles. The Carrier Corp purchasing agent won the Spoke of the Year trophy among 13 000 entrants for completing a program of well rounded activities. He helped start the Skaneateles chapter and was active in golf tennis and rodeo programs. Pedestrian assault case also noted with details of a sailor attack on George Strasseneb and subsequent courtroom statements by Carr and others.

Harry W. Honan Mason, Dr U. S. Junior Chambers of Commerce Los Angeles Carrier Corp Honan George Strasseneb Howard St Howard Hervagery Ave Main Skaneateles

Brighton School Hearing Sets Tomorrow At Roosevelt High

A public hearing is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 p m regarding the future of Brighton School. The Brighton and McKinley districts discuss combining and possibly razing both schools to build a new elementary facility, following advisory committee input and parents’ urging. The decision rests with the Board of Education at 141 W Newell St.

Brighton Roosevelt High School Kinslies Dergarten Board of Education Kinley

Drunk Driving Fined After April Crash in Newell Street

Clarence E. Gorham, 58, of 1522 Burnet Ave, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received a $100 fine and a suspended 30 day sentence, with mandatory loss of license and registration. Gorham was arrested after his car struck a Mrs. Rosemary Heaney vehicle on April 25 in front of her home at 118 BE Newell St.

Clarence E. Gorham Burnet Ave Truman H. Preston Coun Gorham Rosemary Heaney Newell St

Refugee Says Khrushchev Won’t Return From Visit Alive

A Hungarian refugee in Syracuse warned that Khrushchev would not survive any American visit. He condemned the Nagy and Maleter murders and reported Kadar’s regime executing doctors who aided Freedom Fighters. A Syracuse refugee described a Saturday protest near the UN Russian delegation, with Hungarians in caps and white feathers, singing both national anthems and displaying images of Nagy and Maleter, while chanting anti Soviet slogans.

Khrushchev America Syracuse Nagy Maleter Kadar New York Wejsian Maieter Andi Hungary

Seven Students Win Music Awards At City Musicals

Seven high school students received merit music awards from Choice Morning Musicals. Recipients include Elnora Zutant Blodgett Vocational Kenneth Rebmann Central Elizabeth Titus Eastwood Karen Gibb North Nancy Lagham Nottingham Carol Stewart Onondaga Valley Kaiins. Public auction of city owned parcels on W Seneca Turnpike and Hennesberry Road yielded bids from Francis E Mulroy Warren E Moore and others with plans for residential use and church parking.

Meria Chioe Mey Elnora Zutant Blodgett Vocational Kenneth Rebmann Central Elizabeth Titus Eastwood Karen Gibb North Nancy Lagham Carol Stewart Nottingham Cea Turnpike Kaiins Onondaga City Reallley Academy, Estate Commission W.seneca Turnpike Valley Rug Shop Francis E. Mulroy Brighton Ave Mulroy Hennesberry Rd 11Th Ward John Yennock Moore Comstock PL

Five Wills Are Offered For Probate

Five wills were offered for probate in Surrogate's Court. Mrs. Pearl V. Silliman of 421 Roberts will inherit her husband William M. Silliman who died May 3 and she is named executrix in a will dated April 20 1954. George A. Butterfield leaves his estate to widow Mrs. Hester H. Butterfield of 18 Griffin St Skaneateles who is also executrix in the July 16 1956 will. he died May 19. Miss Anna Marie Jaquin of 48 Burdick Ave is left the estate of her mother Mrs Elizabeth Jaquin who died June 12. A will dated May 15 1958 names Gordon H. Mahley as attorney and executor. Martin J. Garland who died May 20 leaves his estate to widow Christine C. Glend of 108 Patterson Ave who is also executrix in the will dated June 3 1924. Mrs Margaret M. Nitch Crawford died May 10 leaves estate to daughter Mrs Helene Nitch Landers of 136 S Collingwood Ave. Crawford resided at 1317 S State St and Landers is executrix in will dated Aug 27 1952. The brother and six nieces of George H. Jones who died June 18 will receive his estimated 15000 estate. a petition for letters of administration was filed by brother Arthur E. Jones of 105 Davis St. Since Jones left no will the estate goes to brother and six nieces: Mrs Marion Seeley of Marcellus, Mrs Kathleen Peon of Central Square, Mrs Dorothy Welch of Sidney, Mrs Bessie Bolton, Mrs Ethel Bishop and Mrs Anna Merchants, all of Syracuse.

Pearl V. Silliman Roberts William M. Silliman Silliman Leo W. Breed George A. Butterfield Hester H. Butter Ifield Griffin St Skanelateles Butterfield Anna Marie Jaquin Burdick Ave Eliza’beth Jaquin Gordon H. Mahley Martin J. Garland Christine C. Glend Patterson Ave Margaret M. Nitch Crawford Helene Nitch Landers S .Collingwood Ave Crawford S. State St Sanders George H. Jones Arthur E. Jones Davis St Arthur E. Jones Co

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