Street Work Plan Advances for Public Works Budget
The Common Council may approve a 105000 street surface treatment program for the Department of Public Works after a study of the Works Commissioner Harmon’s plan. Previously only 75000 was allocated for Erie Boulevard and other projects. Councilmember Bixby notes the need for year‑long treatment and will confer with Harmon before presenting to the next council session.
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Common Council
Department of Public Works
Frank F
Eric Blvd
Ward Bixby
Eric
Erie Blvd
Bixby
Public Works Committee
Harmon
Jon
Neighbors Oppose San Equip Expansion and Zone Change
Neighbors of Sen Equip Corp at E Brighton and E Gianavs protested a 200000 addition for a zone change. The plant, existing since 1926, faced a refused buffer and no firm guarantee against further expansion as the City Planning Commission heard the third request for a trailer sales facility. Decisions will follow at a later full commission meeting.
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Sen-Equip Corp
E. Brighton
E. Gienavs
City Hall
Ciy Jning Commission
Menloide
Palmore Av
Bennington
Fdr
Fim
Jon
Burneay
Thompson Rd
Flood Probe Aims to Halt Lake Ontario Damage
Washington and Ottawa urge the International Joint Commission to survey and propose remedies for unprecedented high water along Lake Ontario. The probe seeks methods to regulate levels, assess a more beneficial range, and cost apportionment while not delaying the St Lawrence Seaway power project.
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Washington
UPY
United States
Canada
International Joint Commission
Lake Ontario
State Department
St. Lawrence Seaway
St Lawrence Seaway
Library Visit by Bible Students at Local Churches
Junior department members from First Presbyterian and Park Central Presbyterian visited the public library as part of Vacation Bible School. They studied the J. W. Wil Tam Smith Bible collection including miniatures and foreign language editions, and noted the Lord’s Prayer in 180 languages and Gregorian chants from 1337. Leaders were Mrs. W. R. Klem, Ritchie, and Mrs. Donna Stevens.
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First Presbyterian
Park Central Presbyterian
J. W Wil Tam Smith
Girl Knocked Down by Purse Snatcher Near Bridge
Miss Helen Stolánoff of 1422 Madison Street says she was knocked to the pavement by an unknown assailant early today while walking on St Beech Street near the Washington Street bridge. Stoianoff, a waitress at Cameron's Diner on Erie Boulevard East, said she finished work at midnight and was on her way home when a man walked up behind her and knocked her down after making a lunge for her pocketbook.
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Helen Stolanoff
Madison St
St. Beech St
Washington St
Stoianoff
Cameron's
Erie Blvd
Land
Eastwood Legion Post 1276 Elects Officers
RANDALL BOWNS elected commander at Eastwood American Legion Post 1276 yearly officer elections. Elected: James McHale adjutant Edward James Hal and Edward Wiszniewski vice commanders Frederick Beals chaplain Albert Ranalli sergeant at arms Robert McNamarra trustee three years Anthony Macro Henry Flynn executive committee Walter Jackson judge advocate. County committee McHale McNamarra Wiesner historian William Peck. New officers to be installed at next regular meeting in clubrooms.
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Randall Bowns
Eastwood American Legion
Rames St. i
James McHale
Orbert
Edward James Hal
Edward Wiszniewski
Frederick Beals
Alpert Ranalli
Robert McNamarra
Anthony Macro
Henry Flynn
Walter Jackson
Le Moyne College Theatre Workshop Plans Six-Week Run
Le Moyne College will start a six week theatre workshop directed by Gene McCarthy running Monday to Friday from 9 AM to noon on the college stage. Selected students may join the summer stock productions four nights weekly with casts drawn from student players and invited professionals.
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Lemoyne College
Ater
Gene McCarthy
LeMoyne
le Moyne College
Resiident
Bent & Bashkin Dramatic Cong
le Moyne Guild
Jas
Idea
Dwyer Promoted to Parole Unit Assistant Director
JAMES J. DWYER aged 46 of 27 North Street Baldwinsville is promoted to district assistant director of the New York State Division of Parole at Buffalo. The Syracuse subdistrict’s senior parole officer will depart for Buffalo after a July replacement. He is a St Bonaventure College graduate with masters from Columbia and further study at Fordham and NYU. He played fullback for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1928 to 1931 and belongs to several social work and probation groups.
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James J. Dwyer
North St
Baldwinsville
New York State Division of Parole
Buffalo
Dwyer
Syracuse
St. Bonaventure College
Columbia University
Fordham School of Social Work
New York University
Prisburgh Steel
Newby State Conference of Social Workers
National Probation and Parble Association
St. Lawrence Institute In Crime and Delinquency
Crucifix Saved Me After Thruway Crash
Mrs Anastasia Kosciow of Clay credits and shows an eight inch bronze crucifix in her car for saving her life after a collision on Morgan Road and the Thruway. Her car pulled from Morgan Road into a dump truck on the Thruway driven by Linwood DeFisher of Sodus. DeFisher’s truck rolled over in a ditch after the crash. he was treated for a laceration to his left hand and arm by Dr. Robert Hagen of Liverpool.
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Anastasia Kosciow
A.D
Clay
Morgan Rd
Thruway
Morgan R
Liverpool
Linwood DeFisher
Sodus
DeFisher
Robert Hagen
Boy Sanity Call Sparks Sheriff Lesson In Seriousness
A six year old from DeWitt phoned a operator reporting murder. Deputies traced the call, explained the danger, and the boy apologized while his father promised it would not recur. Authorities noted the episode as a cautionary tale about making false murder reports.
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Sheriff's Department
DeWitt Boy
Arthur Willis
Fred Sommers
Adventists To Convene Annual State Camp Meeting Opens August
The New York Seventh Day Adventist Conference begins its statewide camp meeting tomorrow at Union Springs and runs through Sunday July 6. Speakers include Theodore R Gardiner Lewis E Lenheim Jacob J Reiswig and other leaders. Nineteen Syracuse church delegates will attend and help form committees for the annual officers election. Local church services continue on Saturdays with the first session at 7:30 PM.
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New York Seventh- Day Adventist Conference
Union Springs
Atte
Theodore
R. Gardiner
Lewis E. Lenheim
Atlantic Union Conference
Jacob J. Reiswig
New York
Steen
Syracuse
Seventh ‘Day Adventist Church
Diamond studded wrist watch lost by Patricia Miller
Patricia Miller reports a $1500 diamond studded platinum wrist watch missing. She says it was likely lost between Linden School and her home at 302 Scottheim Terrace. The item contains 64 diamonds.
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Patricia Miller
Scottheim Ter
Jloss
DP Aid Seeks Home for German Boy Foster Placement
STILL LOOKING for foster parents for one little German boy Miss Constance Brace of Piercefield Dr Solvay is back in Syracuse case after running a displaced children's camp in Europe The institution operated by the International Refuge Organization was near Munich Germany The 50 children in the cartel were resettled in foster homes in Canada the United States Australia and the Scandinavian countries The one child she is trying to place is a seven year old boy who though intelligent and gay has a receding chin and cannot be sent to another land sight unseen for placement in a foster home Anyone who would like the child or who knows of a home for him should contact Miss Brace Following her Syracuse stay Miss Brace will visit Chicago and then enter college in New York City for work on her master's degree
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Constance Brace
Piercefield Dr
Miss Brace
Syracuse
Chicago
New York City
Danforth and Grant
Concert Sunday at Loretto Rest
Residents of Loretto Rest will enjoy an outdoor Sunday afternoon concert by the Onondaga Concert Orchestra. The event is arranged in cooperation with Local 78 AFM and funded by the performers' trust fund grant. Two popular vocalists will also perform. Rosie Tropea of Loretto Rest Guild organized arrangements with St Peter's Church representative.
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Loretto Rest
Onondaga Concert Orchestra
Local 78
American Federation of Musicians
Piel Performers’ Trust Fund of
Theecording Industry
Rose ‘Tropea
Loretto Rest Guild
St. Peter's Church
State University camp trains forestry students at Cranberry Lake
Nine Syracuse residents and three area men begin 11 weeks of field forestry practice at SUNY College of Forestry Syracuse sophomore summer training camp. The program, taught by five student foresters, uses Pack Experimental Forest on Cranberry Lake to learn timber cruising, map making, tree identification, surveying, forest road and bridge construction, and postgraduation fieldwork.
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Syracuse
State University
New York College of Forestry
Pack
Cranberry Lake
Adirondacks
Charles F Eager
Charmouthgr
Donald WU
Eager
Thomas L. Havill
Thomas P. Havill
Charmouth
Peter D. Strolis
Midland
Frank J. Allen
Frank W. Allen
Fayetteville
Ellis B. Cowling
Ellis Cowling
iPompey
City budget outlook for 1953 calls for 1 755 000 more revenue
Finance Commissioner George H Bedford warns the 1953 budget will require cutbacks and higher taxes. He cites 300 000 mandated salary boosts 50 000 for teachers and staff plus reduced surpluses 1 040 000 for debt service and 150 000 for a new city worker salary plan. A sales tax ceiling may limit available funds for budget needs.
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George H. Bedford
Board of Estimate and Common Council
Changes in Le Moyne Staff Are Announced
The Very Rev William J Le Moyne College Syracuse announces staff changes including Rev Thomas J McGarty S J leaving to Fordham University as dean and prefect of discipline and no successor yet named for director of athletics The Rev John P Porter S J will move to Sel elsewhere to teach military history and serve as student counselor Other assignments include Rev Vincent J McCoy to Woodstock College Md Rev Andrew Brady S J named consultor to Rev Joseph C Glose S J and Rev John J Scanlon S J Syracuse officials note continued staffing shifts across Jesuit institutions and retreat houses with several members moving to new roles in education and spiritual guidance.
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William J le
Vincent J. McCoy
Recu Treat House
Woodstock College
Maryland
Robert I. Canavan
Ford
John M. Oriner
S.J
Jhara
Ment of Philosophy
le Moyne le Moyne College
Andrew
J. Brady
Oriner
Brooklyn
Society
Joseph C. Glose
S.J. of Jesus
St. Andrews-on-Hudson
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