Fayetteville Power Cut in Car Mishap
A string of early morning accidents in Fayetteville and surrounding areas left no injuries. A motorist hit a utility pole at 208 W Genesee St and fled, arresting William J Long. Rock Cut Rd hit and run victim J Robert Herrmann identified suspect Gideon Martin. Utica lawyer John W Cregor charged with reckless driving after a spill and rollover on Oran Delphi Rd. Deputy sheriff rode out a motorcycle crash during heavy rain with no injuries.
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Fayetteville
War Autoc
Rock ‘Cut
Utica
Genesee St
John Checkosky
Harold Post
Orchard St
William J. Long
Justice of the
Alfred Gordon
Checkosky and
Post
Rock Cut Rd
J. Robert
Herrmann
Barnes Ave
Jamesville
Gideon Martin
North St. Jamesville
George Kimball
Cedar St
Route 11
North
Syracuse
X Ray Total Reaches 3000 To Date
A community chest X-ray program by the New York State Department of Health Syracuse Health Department and Onondaga Health Association reports 3000 chest X rays taken this week via two mobile units. Irving Devorsetz notes strong response with volunteers from 45 civic groups assisting. Everyone over 15 urged to get screened for tuberculosis and other conditions. The units stop at Hotel Syracuse Learbury's Learbury's 500 N State St Johnson's Food Market 1114 S Salina St and Socony Station 500 dames St on upcoming days.
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New York State Department of Health
Syracuse Health Department
Onondaga Health Association
Irving Devorsetz
Health Agency
Devorsetz
Hotel Syracuse
Learbury’s
W. Laurel and
N. Salina Sts
Learbury's
N. State St
Johnson's Food Market
Salina St
Socony
Dames St
Eisenhower Signs Liberalized GI Farm Loan Law
The Veterans Administration announced the law increases GI farm loan guarantees to 60 percent with a maximum of 7590 for three loan types purchasing a farm with residence, constructing a residence, or repairing a farm residence. Nonrealty and nonfarm repairs retain 50 percent guarantees up to 4000 and 2000 respectively.
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Eisenhower
Veterans Administration
Ditch Suspected in Dog Poisoning Case Near Le Moyne
Health officials investigate an open drainage ditch near Le Moyne Trailer Park as a possible source of poisoning after eight dogs and several cats died. Tests found silver in one dog's remains and copper and lead in the dog. no other chemicals detected. After General Electric halted dumping, no new poisoned animals have appeared, but a broader sanitary probe will be conducted.
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le Moyne
Robert B. Hagen
Liverpool
Hagen
General Electric Co
Police Check Confession Cited in 22 Year Old Arraignment
A 22 year old Marvin Thomas was arrested for public intoxication at 1 30 am in the 300 block of W Fayette Street and will be arraigned in Police Court Monday. He allegedly confessed to police of holding up a cab driver in Augusta Georgia in 1952 and stealing 12 dollars at gunpoint, and taking 100 dollars from a Seminole Drive In in Tampa Florida in 1953. Deputies will verify his story with Florida and Georgia authorities.
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Marvin Thomas
W. Fayette St
Augusta
Tampa
Fla
Bernard Nelsons
Thomas
Florida
Grtorgia
Graduates to Hear Chaplain Bigart
Chaplain William D. Bigart of the 1209 Army Reserves will deliver Parish High School’s baccalaureate address tomorrow night on The Goal of Your Heart's Desires. Bigart is a former pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church and also previously served Parish.
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William D. Bigart
Army
Bigart
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Parish
Swim Program Opens Next Week Counties plan 14 waterfronts and 33 communities
American Red Cross water safety committee members and county residents finalize details for a county swim program that will serve more than 5,000 youngsters in seven categories. Classes run weekly with aqua playdays in August and transportation coordinated by towns and mothers, with instructors trained at the Silver Lake school.
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American Red Cross Water Safety Committee
Water Safety Committee
Syracuse
American National Red Cross
Silver Lake
Perry
Fairmount
Camillus
Elbridge
Jordan
Warners
Nedrow
S. Onondaga
Howlett
Hill
Marcellus
Skaneateles
Split Rock
LaFayette
Tully
Jamesville
Lyndon
de Witt
Minoa
East Syracuse
Freemont
Manlius
North Syracuse
Cicero
Liverpool
Baldwinsville
Solvay
Mattydale
Spafford
Southwood
Amber
Brewerton
Fecht’s Camp
Camp
Pitcher Hil
Estate to be split among 978 as heirs after Redner death
Benjamin F. Redner, Syracuse businessman, left a gross estate of 253 135 reduced to 230 693 after debts. Surrogate Milford approves the inheritance tax showing 978 relatives and friends will share the estate with wife Ione Sheridan and Lena Stark each receiving one tenth and several relatives receiving one twentieth.
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Benjamin F. Redner
Syracuse
Charles R. Milford Jr
Redner
Central City, Roofing Co
Ione Sheridan
Rose St
Geneva
Lena Stark
Swift St
Waterloo
Redner van Arsdale
Valentine PL
Ithaca
Arthur Sheridan
Tacoma Park
Andrew R. van Arsdale
James G. Bauer
Romulus
Sarah J. Schafer
Agnes Hoffman
Seneca Falls
B. Hester
Ray J. Bever
Paul
Dewar
Ulam
Woman to Speak at Hoster Service Tomorrow
A list of speakers including Romulus Morris L. Schaffer and Robert B. Schaffer of Geneva Paul L. Hollman Mrs Iva M Thompson and Clayton Luciale will address a service at 7 45 pm tomorrow at the Hoster 44 Fayette St Water. Claire B Hoster host and Paul Onondaga will join in spiritual greetings with R Bauer Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Pbutay
Paul Onondaga
R. Bauer
Clyde
Hogan Honored by 300 Former Schoolmates at Legion Post
Johnny Hogan former Ca thredal and Clarkson Tech basketball star received a $3000 cash award and gifts from 300 former schoolmates and friends at the Tipperary Hill Post of the American Legion. He is paralyzed after a car accident, lives in Massena with wife Ruth and 10-year-old son. Organizers included Edward J. Ryan Francis Costello Leo Dorsey and John Young and Big Jim Coolican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hogan
Clarkson Tech
Tipperary Hill
American Legion
Hogan
Massena
Ruth
Edward
Emig Couple Mark 50th Anniversary In Fayetteville Event
Mr and Mrs Fred P Emig of 334 Stewart Cl plan a 50th wedding anniversary today at the home of their niece Mrs Walter Donn in Fayetteville The couple wed June 28 1905 at St Marys Cathedral The former Julio Yonker they are Syracuse natives both retired from EW Edwards Emig worked 23 years there They are parents of Norman Emig Ridgewood NJ and Mrs Roy A Throop Paramus NJ with two grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Fred P. Emig
Stewart C1. Sill
Walter Dunn
Fayetteville
St. Marts
Stewart CL
Walter Donn
St. Mary's Cathedral
John Grimes
Emty
Julio Yonker
Syracuse
Emig
EW. Edwards
Norman Emig
Ridgewood
N. J
Roy A. Throop
Paramus
N. 4
Dewittshire Seeks City Sewer Line Plan
Dewittshire homeowners seek city sewer access after Manlius officials declined to fund a trunk line. A Meadowbrook Sewer District plan to serve Dewittshire may start this summer if approved by the County Public Works Commission and the city. City engineers and consultants study extending the Meadowbrook trunk line to cover parts of DeWitt and Manlius villages and Fayetteville.
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Meadowbrook
Dewittshire
County Public’ Works Commission
DeWitt
Manlius
Fayetteville
County Public Works Commission
Meadowbrok
Potter W.kelly
O’brien & Gere
First Units To Hit Drum On Sunday
The largest training program in the history of Pine Camp Northern New York begins as 73 000 National Guardsmen and Army Reservists start arriving for summer training. Six two week periods run from tomorrow to Sept 24 with about 57 100 guardsmen and 12 000 reservists forming the core. Regular Army personnel numbering around 4 200 will conduct and man the camp.
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Drum
New York
Pine Camp
Syracuse
First Army Area
Governors Island
New York City
William H. Colbern
First Army
Camp Drum
New York 43d Nationa Guard
42D National Guard
New Jersey 50Th Armored National Guard
Massachusetts
26Th National Guard
27Th National Guard
New Jersey
Mayor Barry Set as Lone Democrat on North Syracuse Board
North Syracuse Mayor James J. Barry, the sole Democrat remaining, faces a board with three Republicans after Trustee Gordon Cushman resigns July 1. Cushman will move to Binghamton to lead sales at Kupftian Manufacturing Co after leaving the North Syracuse Real Estate Co run by former village mayor William Paker. The three Republican trustees will appoint Cushman’s successor to serve until next spring’s village election.
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James J. Barry
North Syracuse
Gordon Cushman
Binghamton
Kupftian Manufacturing Co
North Syracuse Real, Estate Co
State Fair
William Paker
Cushman
Elec-Ion
James W Tarolli Receives Bachelor of Divinity Degree
James W Tarolli was awarded a Bachelor of Divinity degree at Gordon Divinity School in Boston Massachusetts. He is the son of Mrs Johanna Tarolli of 10 Second Street Solvay. The ceremony followed recent commencement exercises.
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James W. Tarolli
Johanna Tarolli
St. Solvay
Gordon Divinity School
Boston
Mass
Romantic Parakeets Eloped and Reunited in Village
Mrs Inez Miller of 105 Orchards Ave Nedrow reported her pet parakeets Timmy and Tippy eloped after a cage door was left open. Local boy John Canning 10 found Timmy in Kirk Park and helped reunite him. Timmy's talkative habits and distinct looks aided verification before Timmy was returned for rehabilitation. Tippy remains missing.
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Millers
Timmy
Tippy
Polecat
S. Little
Ning
Thirty high school juniors to attend Boys' State
Thirty high school juniors leave tomorrow as delegates to the American Legion Boys State at Colgate University. George Stone hails the group as the county’s largest and most representative. Alfred Morrhead notes the chance to meet state leaders and urges a unified push for a future governor of Boys State. James McHale tells delegates to be county spokesmen and ensure quality legislation. Delegates are sponsored by Legion posts local merchants and service clubs.
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American Legion
Colgate University
George Stone
County Legion
Alfred J. Morrhead
Department of New York
The
Averell Har‘riman
Onondaga County
Boys’ ‘Nation
James J. McHale
Legion Posts
Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Reinschmidt of 1216 First North Street mark their 60th anniversary on July 9. Married in Assumption Church in 189? they remain active members. They have one daughter, Loretta C. Michaels, and two grandchildren.
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Frank A. Reinschmidt
First North St
Assumption Church
Reinschmidt
Solvay Process Tey
Loretta C. Michaels
Home Parade Draws Visitors From Afar
The 1955 Syracuse Parade of Homes draws thousands of visitors from the city, suburbs, and surrounding cities. Sixteen builder members display 16 finished furnished houses along Thompsons Road in De Witt. The event runs daily 1:30 to 9:30 p.m. with large free parking, police guides, and a fully furnished Safety House prize.
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Home Builders Association of Greater
Syracuse
Thompsons ‘Rd
de Witt
Thompson Rd
Baptism Service At Calvary Baptist Tomorrow
Believers will be baptized tomorrow during the morning worship at Calvary Baptist Church. The Rev. Kenneth F. Sniffen, pastor, will officiate. Sermon topic is Save Us From Mothminded Age.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Kenneth F. Sniffen
Banquet Sermon by Rev Michael Salmon Tomorrow
A sermon titled A Royal Banquet will be delivered by the Rev. Michael Salmon, pastor of First Evangelical United Brethren Church, tomorrow at 10 45 a m. School classes meet at 9 45 a m.
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Michael Salmon
First Evangelical United Brethren’ Church
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Red Cross
Steiner
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Milton
Upcraft
Onondaga’ County
Water Safety Division
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Mrs
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Barry
Manlius Folly
Roller Skating Sun
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Montgomery St
Orvilton Heights
John R.bellinger
S. Warren ST
Onondaga Hotel
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