Red Cross appeals for more blood donations in Syracuse area
Syracuse area donors face shortages as a military emergency order tightens supplies. Downtown center at 729 S Warren St expects 100 pints with only 18 appointments in place. Army demand targets Type O negative and positions. vacation dip hurts collections. bloodmobiles operate in Fayetteville and West Winfield to bolster intake.
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Syracuse
Red Cross
S. Warren St
Washington
Hancock Ford
Fayetteville
Manhus Area
Fayetteville Catholic Hall
West Winfield
Herkimer County
Car Damage Hearing Set For Syracuse Man
Anthony Rudolph Pelligra, 27, of 114 Hawley Ave Syracuse, is to be arraigned on a malicious mischief charge before Justice Raymond Yahnfik at 1 30 P M July 7. He posted 100 cash bail after pleading not guilty at a Sunday hearing. Investigating officers said Pelligra and an unknown companion, who fled, kicked the front and rear doors and dented a 1949 sedan owned by Orsenus D Bitely of Rome outside a Sylvan Beach tavern. Bitely said three youths, including Pelligra, followed him and hurled insults at a group of girls. he protected the car windows to stop the abuse. He reported the incident to state police.
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Heraa-Journal Wire
Oneida
Anthony Rudolph Pelligra
Hawley Av
Syracuse
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Yahnfik
Sylvan Beach
Corp
Nickerson
Clayton Snook
Pelligra
Orseanus D. Bitely
Jay St
Rome
Orseanus D. Bittey, Jr
Bitely
Pelugta
Four Dealers Will Hold Milk Prices Four Dealers Will Hold Milk Prices
New York milk dealers say they will not raise retail milk prices next month despite a wholesale price rise of nearly a penny per quart for July. Milk Administrator Charles J. Blanford announced Julyly regulated prices, noting farmers will receive about 544 a hundredweight for milk sent to distributors, up from last month’s 506. Retailers normally raise by a penny in response to a 44 cent farmer increase.
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New York
Charles J. Blanford
G E Electric Eye To Time Derby Races
The Syracuse Soap Box Derby will be timed to the hundredth of a second by electronics. G E will bring the Electric Eye timing system and Paul H Shattuck from Philadelphia for Derby Hill heats at Schiller Park on July 34. The system uses photoelectric cells to start and stop clocks, providing precise results for close heats.
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W. E. G. Baker
Right
General Electric Co
Ams
Electronics Park
Amos
Baker
Gene Cohen
Syracuse
Electronics
W. R. G. Baker
G. E
Derby Hill
Schiller Park
Paul H. Shattuck
Philadelphia
Speedy Ameri* van Automobile Association
Carl Baltcherie
Shattuck
Thief May Be A Far Piece From Home
Mrs Ruth Ketcham of 449 S Salina St says a raccoon has raided her back porch for six nights. She waited last night with a flashlight and positively identified the prowler as Procyon Lator, a raccoon. She left her number 2-1951 with the Herald Journal for the owner to claim a missing pet.
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Ruth Ketcham
S. Salina St
The
Herald-Journal
16 Graduates Earn Prizes at Nottingham High School
Seventeen students at Nottingham High School received awards during graduation exercises for a class of 232. Richards Dirks honor roll top student earned the Parent-Teachers Association English award and an Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute award for mathematics and science. Rudy Graf, class president, won honorable mention in the Westinghouse science competition. Helen Ruth Thompson earned the Class of '31 award and a Syracuse University citizenship award. Thomas Metcalf won the Rews-Pomery Virgil award and a Frances Durkin citizenship award. Kaila Goldman received the Philip Ganjemi mathematics award and an Onondaga Historical Association award. Howard Osofsky received the second Historical Association award and a certificate for the American Legion Oratorical contest. Susan Marley earned top marks in second and third French Regents. Robert Flayin gave the salutatory address. Ann Bassett won the second year Spanish award and a Syracuse University citizenship award. Other Hill citizenship awards went to Jack Pratt and James Poland. Ann Carlson was cited for a Daughters of the American Revolution essay and a Bausch and Lomb science medal. Peter Harrisman also received a Bausch and Lomb science medal. Eleanor Gwynn won a Frances Durkin citizenship award. Dows Joyner received the third year Spanish award, and Polly Rohim won the Central City Business Institute scholarship. BOY KILLED AT PLAY, GARDINER (UP) Clarence Wagner, 34, was killed by a shotgun blast fired by his brother during a game of Wild West.
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Nottingsham High School
Richards Dirks
Parent-Teachers Association
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rudy Graf
Westinghouse
Helen Ruth Thompson
Nottingham
Syracuse University
Thomas Metcalf
Rews-Pomery
Frances Durkin
Kaila Goldman
Philip Ganjemi
Onondega Historial Association
Howard Osofsky
American Legion
Susan Marley
Robert Flayin
Ann Bassett
Jrward
Jack Pratt
Defenders of Freedom Lewis Completes Air Force Communications Course
PFC Duane A Lewis graduated this week from Air Force Communications School. He has served since August 10 1956 after training at Lackland Base Texas. Birthday noted for SHAMAN WYLI MANN aboard USS Manche off East Coast Korea. Marines at Camp Pendleton Maine base train for combat duties with six listed including Kinney Sakran Smith Tumoto Ezzo and Gurney. Three Syracuse Marines promoted at Parris Island receive private first class and sharpshooter badges. Radioman James J Curtis returns from Korea to California then Syracuse for 20 day leave before new assignment.
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Lewis
Duane A. Lewis
Air Force
Pic
J. Ry Northerstford
Lackland Base
San Antonio
Tex
Wyli Mann
Manche
Korea
Wittmann
William Wittmann
Kinniest
Syracuse
Maine
Camp Fendieton
Cal
Emmett D. Kinney
Delaware Si
Raymond Sakran
Grant Av
Richard C Smith
Cayuga St
Loui J
Tumoto
W. Pleasant Av
Michael A. Ezzo, Jr
Teall Av
Joseph R Gurney
E. Tenth
Ossero
Curtis
James J. Curtis
George Curtis
Fernwood Av
California
Miller and Reed Enter Naval Training News
Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Miller of 267 Hooday, reports to Naval training in advanced weather instrument flying and will join Marine Air at Cherry Point North Carolina after course. Robert W Reed, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond H Reed of Clifton Springs, is serving the United States in Newfoundland PEC.
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Miller
Robert Joseph Miller
Marine Corps
Joseph F. Miller
Hooday
Naval
Cherry Point
N. C
Fort
Reed
Newfoundland
Pec
Robert W. Reed
Raymond H. Reed
Woodlawnav
Clifton Springs
United States
Ni Ca
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Harvey S. Smith
Elvil Defense
Smith
Staff College Ab Qiney
Dick Simone
Brewerton Speedway
Mallison Fabrics
George Block
Warren St
Roth
Gardiner
Clarence Wagner
Pntice
Defenders of Freedom
3 Marines
DeAngelo Sarrugi
Paris Island
S.C
Pfe
Richard F. de Angelo
Joseph de Angelo
Catherine St. Pfe
Joan Farrugia
Nicholas Farrugia
Shur- Wripate
al Av
Patrick R. Whipple
Gertrude Whipple
Almond St
Upstate
Pepperrell Air Force Base
Nefoundland
Syracuse Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Bivd
Odds and Ends
Lune
Salina Street
Eccrsa
Hess
Than Itensteoud Arp
Chang
Cadillac
Spector Genesee Motor Sales, Inc
Genesee Street
Syracuse, N, Y
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