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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1958

Page

2

Three Planners Sworn In Start Work on July Seven

Three new City Planning Commission members took oath in City Hall and will begin work July seven. The board includes Prof Noreda Rotunno, Harry Slater, and Mrs Donald Day, with Richard Wiles absent on business. Organizational meeting to elect leaders and brief new planners set for July seven. Summer school enrolls surge with 3000 pupils expected. Vocational School likely to open to handle large demand.

City Planning Commission City Hall Wait Noreda A. Rotunno Syracuse University Harry G. Slater Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Donald M. Day Sedgwick Dr Dey Brothers Department Store Richard Wiles E. Genesee St Edward R. Apps Henninger Joseph Heikoff Commission Morris Berman Joseph Bourke George Dowley Morris Hurley Berman

Solvay Process Gains Wage Increase in New Contract

About 1,800 Solvay Process maintenance and production workers win a two year contract secured by Local 12,457 District 50 United Mines Workers. It includes an expanded insurance plan a pay boost averaging eight cents an hour immediate the 24 per cent wage increase in June 1958 three weeks vacation after 10 years effective Jan 1 1959 and a July 1 cost of living bonus.

District 50 United Mines Workers

Minor thefts and burglaries reported in city

Police logged several petty thefts including John Junghare 26 of 133 Smalley Ra whose green and white lawn chaise lounge was taken from his rear yard valued at 15 dollars. Meyer Shuffman 822 James St reported four fir trees dug up from his front yard valued at 12 dollars. Police said a burglar broke into Mello's Grocery on 516 Jefferson St stealing two dollars in change four packs of cigarettes and baked goods.

John Junghare Smalley Meyer Shuffman James St Mello Jefferson St

Births and Families Near Cazenovia and Adjacent Areas

Birth notices list numerous newborns across Cazenovia Nedrow Baldwinsville North Tacuse and surrounding towns. Entries name parents including Stefany Robr Moffett Sikora Johnson Formore Chase Mandigo Keene Catalano Felsne Lamica Woods Rangent Unect O Connell Fernandez Silvestri Clark Bonk Carrier Lines Thabert Eichentarb and others with birth dates mainly in June.

Richard Robr Suzanne Haubner Cazenovia Vincent Moffett Story Corcorant Parkside Ave Steven Sikora Bemadine Zahler Cuy Ulysses ‘Jonnson Je Lecte M. Cornelias Nedrow Joseph Formore Ernestine Scotty Delaware St. Juma Tom Chase Janet G'Oldway Village Willian R. Mandigo C. Winnes Woodland Baldwinavile Raymond F. Keene Yanteinette F. Catalano Tully Jeffers Woods Marearet Buckeith Rose Ave Jine Clarence Rangent Elizavetty Collins Hillsisle Ave James A. Unect Carol Heller Faghland St Air Ang George O'Connell Maedille Noll Hig Catherine St Alex Fernandez Sure Wilkinson Seymour St Aire Herbert Silvestri Angeine Glovanellin Herhway Rd Glendon ¢ Clark Alte F Evans Baldwinsville Catt R. Bonk iMare A Biller Eimerest Uverbool Joseph F Carrier Mary Sue Psbnemanazis Casinon Harold J. Lines Biegner Kallmenny Hinsdale Ra Edwart W

Youth programs studied by Onondaga County Board

The Onondaga County Youth Board studied Catholic Youth Organization and Syracuse YMCA youth service programs. A total of 15,000 dollars is available from a 40,000 dollar annual appropriation for a three year project. Budgets discussed included a 10,600 dollar first year figure for YMCA while CYO outlined similar plans with no figure presented. Authorization would require County Board of Supervisors approval.

Catholic Youth Organization Syracuse Diocese Syracuse Ymca Onondaga County Youth Board Frank L. Sammons CYO Verne Braddon YMCA Braddon Sammons P. Wilson Schiller County Board of

Prison Sentence For Second Degree Rape Given

Lawrence S. McGraw, 22, of 719 Lod. St., was sentenced today in County Court to an indefinite term in Elmira Reformatory on a second degree rape charge. He had pleaded guilty May 6 to the offense involving an 11 year old girl. County Judge Leo W. Breed imposed the sentence.

Lawrence S. McGraw Lod Elmira Reformatory Leo W. Breed

School Site Selection Delays Playground Plan

A proposed East Side junior high school awaits site approval delaying a Nottingham Washington area playground project. Superintendent Paul A. Miller says Nottingham High School rear grounds are one option among three sites under study. The five year capital-improvements plan seeks $200,000 to fund playground and athletic facility needs, with related legal claims totaling $200,000 over fatal fire losses.

Nottingham-Washington East Side Paul A. Miller Nottingham High School Miller Paul H Barry Alex Nottingham Edu Lor Anna Alex Seation Visory Committee Elaine Ann Alex Marshall St Williams Lewis P. Andreas Helen Angelakos Victor Hanson Walter Ludovico Jan J S. Salina Street Brighton

Plea for New Brighton School Raises Education Plans

A public hearing at Roosevelt Junior High heard Dr. Rotunno present a multi facility plan for a Brighton School site including two girls softball fields a fieldhouse a track and new playgrounds. The plan envisions dissolving the current Brighton district with students sent to Danforth Elmwood and McKinley schools while a new larger site would serve recreation needs and athletic facilities.

Case University Salvatore Contino Rotunno Board of Education Watts Midland Elmwood A. Strong Don Raz Paul A. Miller Roosevelt Junior High West Colvin Dan Mckinley Mothers’ Club neWlents George Washington Miller Kinley School Brighton Danforth Brighton School Mathers’ Club

Bike thefts spike as two more bikes vanish

Over night bikes are stolen or go missing with James Miles, 18, searching since June 15 for his bike from N Salina to Pearl street. he recovered it but it was stolen again while reporting. Emory Edwards reports his English-type bicycle stolen at McKinley Park during swim time and Dorel Falcone loses a bike at Thornden Park pool area.

James Miles Lodi St N. Salina St Pearl Street Thomas Tangredi Myles Miles Emory Edwards Valley Dr McKinley Park Dorel Falcone Allen St Thornden Park Park

Stargazers Meet Tonight at S. U. Steele Hall

The Syracuse Astronomical Society holds its June meeting at 7 p.m. today in Steele Hall Syracuse University with a showing of Our Mr Sun and a general discussion. Members may bring telescopes for observing if skies clear, and the university observatory may open. Roy Paulson presides.

Syracuse Astronomical Society Steele Hall Syracuse University Mr. Sun University Observatory Roy Paulson

Ed Sullivan Sued in Crash Case

Elon J. Frazier of 387 Garden City Dr. sues Ed Sullivan, Ed Sullivan Show, Ford Mercury Division, and Bob Barth Inc. in a 150000 negligence action filed in State Supreme Court. He alleges a 1954 Mercury reproduction of a new car lacked proper inspection, caused a June 23 1957 crash at Route 31 and Lake Shore Rd near Bridgeport, injuring him and two friends. sister’s registration was blocked by the Motor Vehicle Bureau. The crash left the car rolling four times. victims were treated at Crouse Irvin g Hospital.

Plaintif Supreme Court Elon J. Frazier Garden City Dr Mercury Frazier Bob Barth, Inc Sullivan Joseph A. Ryan Syracuse Mercury Division Frazer Motor Vehicle Bureau Route 31 Lake Shore Rd Bridgeport James Laurie LeMoyne Ave Neil Martin Leonard, St. Mattydale Crouse-Irving

GE Thompson Rd Workers X rayed

A mobile chest X-ray unit is at the General Electric plant on Thompson road for employee tests. Two units, loaned by the State Department of Health, have already operated at Industrial Park on Gear road, screening 3,000 GE workers. Mark Fitzgibbons coordinated the survey for GE. The effort is a cooperative health service of the State Department of Health and the Onondaga Health Association, a Christmas Seal agency.

General Electric Thompson Road State Department of Health Industrial Park Gear Road Mark Fitzgibbons Onondaga Health Association Christmas Seal Agency

Six Persons Injured in Auto Accidents

Six people were injured in multiple car incidents overnight. Stanley Gardynski, 65, of 317 Marcellus St., remained in Memorial Hospital after a 2 a.m. collision at South Warren and East Fayette Streets with a taxi driven by Kenneth Ett, 24, of 1224 State Street. A three-car crash near Carbon and Highland streets sent a driver to St Joseph’s Hospital and left Harold W. Smith with a left arm laceration. A second crash on Route 264 north of Syracuse injured two women, including Addie Cornwell, 55, who suffered right rib fractures and was admitted to Syracuse General Hospital. Shirley Przewlecki, 27, of two pedestrians, was treated for facial and head injuries. Peter Hugumin, 3, suffered a head injury after being struck near his home and was admitted to Memorial. Lee A. Talbot, 25, of Memphis, was at Onondaga General with facial lacerations after a westbound collision. In Cazenovia, a vehicle rammed into the Durfee home, injuring none but damaging the living room.

Stanley Gardynski Marcellus St Memorial Hospital S. Warren E. Fayette John Burns Kenneth J. Hewett S. State St E. Fayette Street S. Warren Street Ires Gardynski Carbon Highland Streets St. Joseph's Hospital Harold W. Smith W. iSrighton Ave Addie Cornwell Jakwood Ave Syracuse General Hinmanville Minetto Przewlock Maple Ave Dean Cunningham Cornwall Oakwood Ave Peter Hugumin Burnet Ave Herbert Morris Clover Ridge Rd Lee A. Talbot Morgan Road Memphis Onondaga General Hospital

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John Condon Vocational Condon Central High School Roosevelt Junior High School Central High Danforth School John E. Stefany Babara’ Goers B.D. Baldwinsale Ane M. BH. Williams Swoen Tfarry C. Slater Donald M. Dey Apps Richard Wites MacArthur Stadium Iso Pacauses Roose Reed Rotunno New Brighton Winter East Side School Rotunna Planning Commission Paul Miller Brighton School Victor Nelson Brighton Mothers’ Club Emil J. Cost Stargazers S.U Ed Sullivan Ford Motor Co Martydale GE Thompson Rd Talbot Jones Road Joseph Brigati Bradbury Ra Contol Walter Smith Robert Hallman Burt St Frank Durfee Fenner St Onondaga South Salina LE Genesee St South Salina AT Raynor Wember Federal Deposit Insurance Comp Onur Fine Selection Perry's Office Supply Warren St Stillman‘s Army Store Fayette St
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