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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1956

Page

4

Chemicals Cause Havoc in Fire at Western Express Building

A fire at the Western Express Building on North Beech Street damaged Eastern Chemicals offices and storage on the second floor. Fire officials estimated 500 drums of inflammable chemicals were on site and a hot plate left on after hours is blamed. First alarm sounded at 8:15 p.m. and escalated to a second alarm with multiple engines and the rescue squad responding.

Western Express Beech St Eastern Chemical Co Charles Lesnau Bridgeport Barney Brolan Eastern

Syracuse offers six week teacher training course

A six week summer teacher training program for college graduates is offered by the Syracuse University School of Education in cooperation with the New York State Department of Education. It provides temporary certification to teach in New York public schools for one year and can be renewed with six hours of graduate work annually until the master's is earned. Coordinator Vincent R. Rogers heads the effort.

Syracuse University School of Education New York

Fire Nearly Dies Out At Farm Blaze

Firefighters bottled a small blaze at Wilfred McDonald’s farm on Scotch Hills Road and North Street when sparks from a threshing machine ignited loose hay. They arrived quickly and prevented damage to the barn.

Marcellus Wilfred McDonald Scotch Hills Rd North St McDonald

Five new members join Syracuse Teachers Information Committee

The Syracuse Federation of Teachers and Syracuse Teachers Assn name five new members James Allen Mary H Mahoney Anne June Miller Mary Quinlan and Ralph Waring to a 10 member committee formed weeks ago to inform the public about school affairs and recruitment retention impacts on the Syracuse school program.

James Allen Mary H. Mahoney Anne June Miller Marie Quinlan Ralph Waring Catherine Barrett Eliot Birnbaum Olive Coggeshall Kathleen Colbert Marion Goode Marion Hanifin Evelyn Knowles Margaret McDermott Eugene McNally Elizabeth Thompson Emily T. Bardydt Mary Durkin Francis Mulholland Dorothy Sing-Mars Charles Sutton Syracuse

Msgr McDowell Scholarship Fund Established

The St. Vincent de Paul Society of Most Holy Rosary Church creates the Msgr. How ard C. McDowell Scholarship Fund to aid college students. Trustees include Frank Savage and Leonard P. Markert with Msgr McDowell, plus William H. Bamerick and John J. McGraw i who helped develop the fund.

Msgr Howard C. McDowell St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference Most Holy Rosary Church McDowell Msgr. McDowell Frank Savage Leonard P. Markert Charles Walker Robert Cowan William H. Bamerick John J. McGraw i Markert

Traffic Court Docket Faces Multiple Speeding and License Fines

Judge Truman H Preston presided over a list of traffic cases including no operator's license with suspended days and a $100 fine for Charles E White of Mt Upton. Other defendants include John B Moore of 101 E Lafayette Ave facing $35 to 40 mph and Lester A Hotaling at 49 mph with a $10 fee. Multiple drivers on Teall Ave and Northcliff Rd faced 30 to 135 mph and red light violations with fines from $10 to $50 plus suspensions.

Charles E. White Mt. Upton Robert W. Dishaw Stone Ct John BR. Moore E. Lafayette Ave James St Lester A. Hotaling Scarboro Dr W. Genesee St Charles H James Teall Polly B. Kunmalnis Jamesville Teall Ave Joseph R. Bedard Mildrad Ave Joseph Rivers Madison Northcliff

Self-inflicted wounds send man to hospital

Robert Partlow, 34, of 107 Bramley Drive Camillus, was treated at Crouse-Irving Hospital for chest and wrist slashes after Deputy Sheriff Arthur Kasson said he cut himself with a butcher knife at his home.

Robert Partlow Bramley Dr Camillus Crouse- Irving Hospital Arthur Kasson Partlow

Man Denies Knife Attack Allegation at Cedar Grove Picnic

James A. Cooper, 33, of 206 Slocum Ave, pleaded innocent to a second degree assault charge after a knife attack allegedly occurred during a Saturday night picnic at Cedar Grove.

James A. Cooper Slocum Ave Cedar Grove

Suspected Attacker Held for Grand Jury Action

Peace Justice E. Lee Pindle ordered Cooper held for grand jury after he waived a preliminary examination. Sheriff Henry Coughlin said Cooper was arrested at his home Sunday about 24 hours after allegedly stabbing Willie Sander of 119 Wellington Pl.

E. Lee Pindle GeWitt Cooper Henry Coughlin Sheriff's Office Willie Sander Wellington Pl

Auto License Tab Rates Sliced Friday

The County Motor Vehicle Bureau will start selling 1956 automobile tabs at half price starting Friday. The sale runs through October and allows the public to buy discounted license tabs.

County Motor Vehicle Bureau

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Harry D. Snyder Syracuse Council of Service Clubs Forrest H. Witmeyer Career Day Council Citizens Club John Debes Snyder, Witmeyer Harry C. Copeland Truman H. Preston Weisler Alt. Upton Sir Arthur W. Gilbert Salina St OF New York Hotel Inia 43Rd Street B'way Solvay Bank Man Waskinston St Warren and Genesee Barry Esso Montgomery and E. Genesee Roy Rogers Carosal Gym Joseph S. Finch Aladdin Jewel Bulowa Watches Reneels New Remington Shaver Orn Evans
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