Mayor to Set Up Development Council for City
Mayor Henninger outlined plans to form a Community Development Council after holding preliminary talks with civic business and labor leaders. He will meet 3 p.m. tomorrow with Acting District State Engineer Earle E. Towlson to discuss depressing the S Townsend street section of the Empire Stateway and presented prints of the proposed Community Plaza civic and cultural centers for feedback. Officials attending include Joseph Heikoff, Arthur J. Reed, George T. Driscoll, Potter W. Kelly, W Frank Kavanaugh, and Thomas E. Ward.
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Henninger
Caid Ha Hee
Earle E. Towlson
S. Townsend Street
Towlson
Townsend
Joseph Heikoff
Arthur J. Reed
George T. Driscoll
Potter W. Kelly
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Thomas E. Ward
Vision matters for progress and vacation eye care
Perfect sight influences a child's school progress and good vision is essential at all times. A vacation is a suitable time to address this. One hour of free parking is offered at the examination facility. present the car receipt to the receptionist.
Ayds Weight Loss Plan Promoted At New England Clinic
An advertisement touts Ayds as a safe appetite suppressor tested by doctors at a New England clinic. It claims rapid weight loss with no dieting, taking one to two Ayds before meals. The offer promises a first box for $3.25 or a money back guarantee and mentions added vitamins and minerals.
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Ayds
New England
Ironmen Strike Talks End in Stalemate in New York State
A marathon session to end the statewide ironworkers strike failed to produce an agreement. Union locals met with the Syracuse Building Trades Employers Association and mediators until 1:30 a.m. and planned further talks in Rochester. The ten day strike has halted or impaired construction across Syracuse and the state. George Bannister led ironworkers negotiators as area builders opposed a statewide pact.
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Ironworkers Union
Syracuse Building Trades Employers, Association
Rochester
Earl E. Finzar
Syracuse
George Bannister
The
Brotherhood of Ironworkers
C. J. Pollatsek
Frank Conlon
James J. Carroll
U.S. Labor Department
Navy group tours GE facilities in upstate New York
A 24 member group of officer students from the U S Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey California, arrived for a three day tour of General Electric facilities in Syracuse Utica and Schenectady. They toured Electronics Park for a briefing on GE’s latest electronics activities and capabilities and were hosted to dinner at Hotel Syracuse tonight.
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U.S. Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey
Calif
General Electrc Co
Syracuse
Utica
Schenectady
Electronics Park
Syracuse General Electric
Lelectronic
Electronics Laboratory
Hotel Syralouse
Kahne Employed At Cornell Lab
Stephen J Kahne, son of Mr Kahne, is employed as a junior electronics engineer at Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory. The visit includes officers from US Navy materials and a tour of GE plants. Kahne plans to attend Cornell University in the fall to pursue an electrical engineering degree.
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J. T. Wulff
USN
Navy
Northeastern
John A. Taylor
Syracuse
E. T. Thoms
Arnold W. Kahne
Jassen
USNR
Offi
Onondaga Hill
Naval Reserve Trai
Ling
Liverpool
Cornel] Aeronauts
Theleal Laboratory
Buffalo
Cnd
Seeeeeee Valley Academy
Cornell University
Minea High Graduates Win Awards
Dr. Kenneth Bartlett of Syracuse University spoke at the Minea High School commencement where 35 seniors received diplomas. Salutatorian William Oot and valedictorian Robert Wolfrom led the class, with multiple honors awarded including Danforth Foundation, Bausch and Lomb, and Gertrude Moore chemistry awards. Other graduates earned a range of scholarships and organization awards.
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Kenneth Bartlett
Syracuse University
Minoa High School
William Oot
Harold Oot
Robert Wolfrom
John Wolfrom
Dot
Danforth Foundation
Bausch and Lamb
Gertrude Moore
J. A. Leonard
Wolfrom
Donald Det
Readers Digest
Edward Hoope
Katherine C. O'Brien
Frances Whaley
Mildred Naaiz
John Eggert
Holton L. Browne
Linda Moth
Helen Dodd
Roger Neville
Gertrude M. Moore
Marjorie Grant
Frank S. Maxwell
Joanne Ryan
Betty Crocker
Mary O'Brien
North Mansius Grange
Daniel Horseman
Nancy Churchill
Amenean Legion Auxiliary
Mayor's Staff to Hold Luncheon Meetings at City Hall
City officials form the Mayor's Staff Committee chaired by Laurence J. O'Toole. The six member group will meet noon to 2 pm from June 80 at the Reference Library City Hall to discuss major staff programs. Members include Arthur J. Reed Joseph Heikoff William L. McGarry George T. Driscoll and Edward R. Apps. Some debate carrying lunches with one suggesting park meetings in summer.
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Laurence J. O'Toole
City Hall
O'Toole
Arthur J. Reed
Joseph Heikoff
Wiliam L. McGarry
George
T. Driscoll
Edward R. Apps
Wrong Guess on Lake Level Affects Oneida Canal
Oneida Lake boating fans report misjudged water levels causing gates to restrict flow along the State Canal System. Fred Collin says rainfall kept lake levels high, then sudden drops left boats scraping bottom near docks as water was held back from Cayuga and Seneca rivers, with levels inches below target.
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Oneida Lake
Seneca
Oneida
Cayuga
Eca Lake
Collin
Fred Collin
Iton
Barnes
Oneida River
Caughdeney
Adirondacks
Oswego River
City backs Smathers-Harris bill to aid railroads
Mayor Henninger announced Syracuse has informed eight U.S. senators and representatives by telegram of support for the Smathers Harris Bill. The measure would provide financial relief to railroads, with the city stressing dependence on rail service and urging swift enactment before Congress adjourns. The Smathers Committee has proposed eight relief methods.
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Henninger
U.S
Warrenr
Magnuson
George A. Smathers
Irving M. Ives
Jacob Kl. Javits
R. Walter Rieh
Syracuse
Smathers Committee
Congress
Smathers
Licenses Suspended for Syracuse Vendors
The New York State Liquor Authority suspended three Syracuse licenses for selling alcohol to minors. Andrew Nigelian of 1919 5. State St received a beer license suspension July 7 to 27. Flijak and Susie Jones of 904 E. Washington St faced July 7 to 14 for an eating place beer license. Frank J. Frawley of 1425 South Ave had a grocery store beer license suspended July 7 to 14.
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New York State Liquor Authority Today
Syracuse
Andrew Nigelian
State St
Flijak
Susie Jones
Washington St
Eating Place
Frank J. Frawley
South Ave
Heliport Proposal Discussed in Syracuse Planning
City Hall discussed a potential heliport in the east central business district as part of long-range planning for the Near East Side urban renewal area along S Townsend. Commissioner Pittenger urged four acres be reserved, noting no helicopters operate locally now and the plan aligns with Liegh Fisher Associates recommendations. Heikoff said staff will study the idea as part of the city’s future framework, with rooftop or garage sites possible.
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East Central Business District
City Hall
Frank S. Pittenger
City Planning Commission
Near East Side
S. Townsend Street
Pittenger
Syracuse
Liegh Fisher Associates
New York
Fisher
Joseph Heikoff
Commission
Heikoff
Donohues Take Over the Syracuse Lions Club
Peter J. Donohue and his wife Virginia will lead the Syracuse Lions Club and its affiliate the Lionellas for the coming year. They will assume presidencies at the annual installation dinner tonight at 7 p.m. in the East Room of the Hotel Syracuse as Roger G. Moreland retires as club president.
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Huband
Syracuse Lions Club
Peter J. Donohue
Virginia
Syracuse
Roger G. Moreland
Lions Club of
Wood to Head American Legion Post 41 Commander
American Legion Post 41 will install George W. Wood as its new commander at a 7 pm dinner meeting in the post club rooms at 123 S. Clinton St. Wood, a World War II veteran with the 108th Infantry, 27th Division, is a brigadier general on the New York State retired list and will be installed by Frank Love. He succeeds retiring commander George Butler.
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American Legion Post 41
George W. Wood
Post Club
S. Clinton St
Wood
108Th Infantry
New York State
Frank ¢. Love
New York
George Butler
Salvation Army Captains Wesley Laws and Nel Hackworth Marry
Wesley Laws and Nel Hackworth, both Salvation Army officers, wed in Cleveland last Saturday after meeting at a welcoming reception last year. Laws, son of Charles W. Laws of 120 Fitch St, Syracuse native, will command a Salvation Army center in Zanesville after honeymooning at Fort Harrison Hotel in Clearwater, Florida. Nel Laws, formerly commanding officer of a Cleveland center, now shares duties as wife and officer, unifying their Army work. Best man was Richard Laws, the groom’s brother.
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Cleveland
Wesley
Nel
Wesley Laws
Charles W. Laws
Fitch St
Nel Hackworth
Portsmouth
Ohio
Salvation Army
Capt. Laws
Central High
Syracuse
Laws
Richard
Fort Harrison
Clearwater
Fla
Zanesville
Army Center
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Lynn Marie Jenners
Ostrom Ave
Bruce Harvey
Euclid Ave
Gael Holman
Red Cross
Minea High
Gregory James
Sharon Lee Campagnoni
Gillis Ave
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