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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

2

State aid boost reaches small county libraries in 1958 plan

Onondaga County libraries serving under 5,000 people gain added state support. The 1958 Legislature increases aid with an extra 200 dollars in reference books per library, adds a 10 thousand dollar grant to foster rural cooperative systems, and outlines annual per capita and geographic grants. Libraries must select reference titles by early August.

Onondaga County Laurence M. Rulison Brewerton Free Library Camillus Maxwell Memorial Library Cicero Free Library East Syracuse Free Library Elbridge Free Library Fayetteville Free Library Jordan Free Libary Lafayette Public Library Liverpool Manlius Library Marcellus Free Library Minoa Free Library North Syracuse Tully Free Library Rulison

Four-Day Leadership Institute Draws 150 High School Pupils

About 150 students from 110 New York State schools gathered at Syracuse University for the third annual four day leadership training institute. They formed committees on steering communications evaluation and hospitality and heard from SU faculty and administrators on improving student councils and school community leadership.

Maxwell School of Citizenship Council S.U Stu Syracuse University Dent Council New York State Havel Maxwell Virgil Rogers New York State Association Institute For Cooperal Michael O. Sawyer State Association of Associate Eunice Hilton College of Financing Activit Home Economics Malcolm J.ties Councils Freeborn Hunt Meling Bettorial George Junior Stupublic Freeville Frank Dents Piskor John Scheller Am- Effectiveness Herst Central School Snyder Richard W. Davis Swith Albert J. Ossman

City to survey East Side utilities in Expressway plan

City officials moved to schedule a comprehensive study of underground sewers and utilities on the Near East Side. State and city engineers discussed tying the Expressway reconstruction to a new civic plaza, with a major 4 by 6 foot sewer trunkline noted as a key constraint.

Near East Side County Board of Supervisors Henninger S. Townsend Street E. Genasee Street Towlson D.l.&co E. Genesee E. Washington Streets Fork Central Railroad Chis Arbur Arthur Jeed

Public Hearing Set Over City Land Sale to Church

A public hearing on a local law allowing the city to sell a 3 acre parcel near Woodland Reservoir to Bellevue Heights Methodist Church is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday in Mayor Henninger's office. The council approved the measure 7 to 2 last week, with residents objecting loudly. The church would pay $15,000 to use the site for a new church replacing the current building at S Geddes Street and Grant Avenue.

Woodland Reservoir Bellevue Heights S. Geddes Street Grant Avenue

Baldwinsville Girl Named Attorney General at Girls State

A Baldwinsville pupil was elected attorney general of the Empire State Girls State session at New Paltz. Jac line Rogers of 4 E Oneida St, a student at Baldwinsville Academy and Central School, will help study government at the gathering sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary with about 250 high schools represented.

Baldwinsville New Paltz Jacqueline Rogers E. Oneida St Baldwinsville Academy Central School American Legion Auxiliary State University of New York Teachers College Albany Theresa Cizewski Clyde Ave Onondaga Valley Academy Elizabeth L. Multham Second St Liverpool Liverpool High School Karen Griffin Oran Fayetteville Manlius Central School Martha Callaghan Audubon Priory Central High Joan Barkley Highbridge St Fayetteville-Mantius Central

Patients Enjoy Musical Treat At Loretto Rest Lawn Festival

The Syracuse Conservatory Band directed by Joseph Maida performed Tuesday afternoon at Loretto Rest for patients during the annual lawn festival. The event was funded by a grant from Local 48 of the American Federation of Musicians.

Syracuse Conservatory Joseph Maida Loretto Rest American Federation of Musicians

Radiator Explosion Triggers $6,000 Suit in Municipal Court

Walter BielaeBreski of Onondaga Hill sues Rusterholtz and Russell Inc and one employee for $6,000 after a radiator allegedly exploded in his face while test driving a car from the Genesee Street auto firm. He alleges severe eye injuries and second degree facial burns from the incident on September 7 1957. The defendant denies the charges.

Onondaga Hill Rusterholtz and Russell, Inc W. Genesee St Walter Bielaebreski Bielaebresk Rusterholtz and Russell J. Richard Sardine Auto Company Joseph McDonald Bielcebreski McDonald Jmotor Bicloebreski

Ironworkers Strike Shows Slow Path to Settlement

Upstate strike lingers with about 2,000 workers idle including 350 in Syracuse. Niagara Falls talks yield a two year contract delivering 45 cents per hour, with 10 cents for pensions, while Syracuse and Rochester mediations continue without a breakthrough. Local 60 set July 7 for another meeting.

Syracuse Niagara Falls Syracusese—— Contractors International Association of Bridge, Structural & Ornamental Iron Workers Binghamton Albany Utica Elmira Rochester Niagara Falls Iron Workers

Man files $50,000 suit over bicycle accident injuries

Em manual Henderson sue s Herman Hausman in State Supreme Court for $50 000 alleging negligent driving caused a bicycle motor vehicle collision on E Washington Street April 29 1957 The boy suffered head lacerations cerebral concussion spinal injuries and nervous shock Hausman listed as driver unavailable in Europe at report time.

William Henderson Fountain Ave Supreme Court Herman Hausman Beattie St Emmanuel B. Henderson Francis E. Maloney Hausman E. Washington Street

Woman’s scream drives intruder from Murphy home

Mrs Hazel Murphy told Patrolmen Smith and Mullette an intruder fled from a clothes closet after she woke during the night at 713 E Adams St. The man escaped through the kitchen to a rear door and over a back yard fence. nothing appeared stolen and a window screen had been loosened to gain entry.

John Murphy E. Adams St Hazel Murphy Robert Smith Arthur Mullette John

P O Workers Get Muzak Boost at Main Post Office

Assistant Postmaster Edward G. Payette reports new Muzak piped music at the main post office. Speakers are installed in the parcel post department basement main floor and second floor to relax hundreds of clerks and mail handlers. The Postal Employees Welfare and Recreation Committee covers the cost including equipment.

Edward G. Payette Payette Muzak Parcel Post Department Postal Employes Welfare & Recreation Committee

Trash Days Change for Next Week in Fourth of July Schedule

Public Works Commissioner Charles J. McPhail announced changes to the rubbish collection schedule for next week due to the Fourth of July holiday. Trash will be picked up according to Monday and Tuesday routes as planned.

Public Works Charles J. McPhail McPhail

City considers reconfiguring streets for new plaza plan

The meeting discussed bending E Adams street to the north and cutting diagonally through the block bounded by E Adams S McBride Harrison and Almondettaa to tie city plaza development to state plans. Officials at the session included Joseph Heikoff planning director Potter W Kelly city engineer George T Driscoll traffic engineer W Frank Kavanaugh and Thomas E Ward secretary to the mayor.

E. Adams Harrison Street S. McBride Harrison Joseph Heikoff R Potter W. Kelly Corporation George T. Driscoll Frank Kavanaugh Thomas E. Ward

Police Tag Mayor Boisvert Car Parking Spot

A patrolman photographed Mayor Romeo Boisvert’s car parked in a restricted space opposite the city building in Lewiston. The incident draws attention to parking spot enforcement and mayoral courtesy in city administration.

Lewiston Romeo T. Boisvert

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