4,000 Begin County Swim Safety Courses
Red Cross runs its 20th annual water safety campaign in Onondaga County with a record 4,000 children across 29 communities enrolled for eight weeks. A 12 member staff led by Marion Meiss coordinates classes daily from 10 AM to 4 PM at multiple sites through Aug. 20.
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Red Cross
Onondaga County
Wear
Marion Meiss
Lauretia
Nancy Moore
Pal
South Onondaga
Otisco Lake
Tully
Green Lake
Manlius
Green Lake State Park
Baldwinsville
Senecal River
Water Front
Fairmount
Jordan Pool
Pitcher Hill
Conway Beach
Oneida Lake
Fechts
Amber
Elbridge
Jordan Memorial Pool
Lyndon
North Syracuse
Minoa
Liverpool
Jamesville Beach
Solvay
Solvay Pool
Sale nets $260 for Palsy Clinic
The Essiwood Kimanis Club announced a 260 dollar collection on opening day of gasoline sales at Bod Ma gari service station. Club officials thanked Syracuse motorists for handling 4 017 gallons of gasoline on Saturday June 19. Proceeds will go to Lionel Grassman and Mrs Theodore Klein for the cerebral palsy clinic and sidewalk repairs at the clinic.
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Essiwood Kimanis
Bod Magari
Syracuse
Lionel Grass
Theodore Kleinfians
Kiwanis
Cials
Union Seeks City Salary Scale Boost and Benefits
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes pushes for a $1.50 hourly minimum plus a $12 daily minimum, broader pay grade increases, and a $500 yearly boost across city workers. They seek $500 after death benefits, $5,000 for on the job accidental death, and three months severance pay. They also urge adoption of social security for eligible workers.
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Menimcm
American Federation of State
Raymond C. Wedlake
Hisunion
Mead l
Jone
Iaw
Romain
Wedlake
Retiring Lowe & Campbell Worker Honored At Party
About 40 colleagues feted Rayon Saliast at Lowe and Campbell Sporting Goods acknowledging his 41 years of service. A surprise presentation included a golf set, bag, cart and other accessories as he retires Friday.
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Rayon S. Saliast
Lowe & Campball Sporting Goods Company
Alcore
Lowe & Campbell
Moore
Maxwell School Students Observe Washington Politics in Two-Week Visit
Nineteen Maxwell School undergraduates completed a two week in Washington Institute of Government program. They attended House and Senate sessions, met lawmakers such as R. Walter Riehlman and Senator Irving Ives, and studied congressional investigative powers and executive-branch operations.
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Maxwell School
S. A
Washington
Oid
Hireuka
Russell Sage Colleges
Briarcliff
Oglethorpe University
Georgia
Bradley
Congress
Armyi McCarthy
Maxwell l
Subcommittee
Senate
House of Representatives
Onondaga County
R. Walter Riehlman
Tully
Riehlman
Capitol Hill
Gav
House
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Paul H. Douglas Ollinois Cio
Herbert H. Lenman
New York
Congressional Investigative Power
Cathryn Hudson
American University
Bureau of the Budget
White House
Sci
Service Commission
Office of Defense Mobilization
Foreign Operations Administration
L. Arthur Minnich, Jr
Wesleyan Instructor Leads Summer Scholars Tour Group
John Owens of Wesleyan College Middletown Conn directs daily tours and night lectures for a group of Syracuse Brookyn Utica and Philadelphia students and observers. Sabih Kubba joins as observer while Kudba African Iraqi Civil Service chief attends Muswell School on a United Nations fellowship. Future plans include a Maxwell School group of teachers in a six week government course visiting Albany UN and Washington.
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R. Walter Riehlman
Tully
Library of Congress
Maxwell School
Washington
John Owens
Wesleyan College
Middletown
Syracuse Driver Given Nine Months and 300 Dollar Fine
A Syracuse driver Walter Jezerski 39 of 153 James Jr was sentenced to nine months in Onondaga County Penitentiary and fined 500 or 1 day per dollar unpaid for a prior DWI. He was also jailed for a prior offense with a 100 fine and license revocation for one year. In county court Andrew Ficamo 28 of 14207 Grant Child admitted grand larceny theft of 2310.95 from Clell Forsythe Motor Corp. Sentencing pending. Also Joseph Pellacore 31 of Le Moyne Trailer Park paid 100 for adultery. Jack McNamara 36 received one year in prison and 250 fine for petit larceny from two cars. In Cortland County budget session Ames sentenced Robert Joslin 17 and Joslin 122 to Elmira Reception Center for definite terms after pleading guilty to third degree burglary.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Walter Jezerski
James Jr
Jezerski
Andrew F. Ficamo
Grant Chird
iSl
Clell Forsythe Motor Corp
Leo W. Breed
Breed
Joseph Pellacore
LeMoyne Trailer Park
Pellacore
Jack McNamara
Petiv
McNamara
Sen
Souiv Icourt Cortland County
Budge Insuries
Ames
Robert
Edoe Te Fn
Stickier
Usene
Joslin
YMCA
Marriage Licenses Listed For Area Residents
A list of marriage license applicants includes Alfonse Moosbragger and Ann Storxbadee, Edward D. Flavin Jr. and Harriet A. Ronders, Donald J. Shearer and Patricia A. Gates, plus Leonard Shot and Joanne Harke, Jean Tryon and DeWitt Johnson, Nellie Abernethy and John Schentrun, among others. Names cover Camillus, Fayetteville, Shreveport, and surrounding locales with street addresses and spouse pairings.
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Kenneth BH. Cook
Barret
Jean E. Tryon
Batalo
Leonard M. Shot
Camillus
Joanne M Harke
Robert S. Cornett
Fayetteville
Joan P. Plot
DeWitt
City Building Bureau Staff Increase Planned in Syracuse
Syracuse Mayor Mead targets creation of a new Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation by July as the City Building Bureau requests 29 more staff to grow from a 12 member team. Superintendent George Hebert says long understaffing has left rehabilitation work unnecessary and city growth unaddressed since World War II. The proposed threefold bureau would split into buildings, rehabilitation, and a legal prosecuting arm.
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Bureau
George Hebert
Mead
Bureau of Building and Rehabilitation
Hebert
Wiren
Carpenters Seek Jobless Benefits in Syracuse Strike
Carpenters Local 42 members on the eighth week of the Syracuse Building Trades dispute applied for unemployment insurance as mediation efforts by Earl Finzar sought renewal of talks. Union officials noted over 1 600 cards held, with carpenters demanding $2.85 per hour or 18 cents more and other benefits.
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AFL
Carpenters J
Syracuse Building Trades Employers Association
Carpenter Local 42
Earl Finzar
Pension Club Meeting at American Pension Club
Three will meet at 7 30 P M tomorrow in the A P C auditorium 220 E Washington La sa auxiliary will meet at 2 30 P M
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American Pension Club
E. Washington St
Lasa
Youths Wrist Cut After Door Slams Shut
Charles Kungelman 1 percent of 807 First North Street was treated at St. Josephs Hospital for a wrist slashing he said resulted when a friend accidentally slammed a door last night.
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Charles Kungelman
First North St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Noise complaint leads to jail stay for local man
Police assisted a N West Street resident who said a neighbor upstairs stomped on the floor. Francis J. O Conn er of 425 N West St was jailed overnight and later pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. He was fined ten dollars by Police Court Judge P Leo Dorsey after admitting to threatening Frank Lansing with a razor over noise.
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N. West St
Francis J. O'Conner
O'Connell
P. Leo Dorsey
Frank Lansing
Lansing
County Plans D4 Tax Sale Across 19 Towns
Deputy County Treasurer Leo T. O'Connor announces a tax sale on more than 14 008 parcels across 19 towns. Properties unpaid after the two year redemption period may be deeded to the county. sale prices plus monthly penalties allow redemption during the two year window.
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Leo T. O'Connor
O’connor
O’conynor
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Brooklyn
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Elmira
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Utica
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Rochester
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Waterview
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Port Jervis
Carol Fiamm
West Englewood
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Paula Matusow
Philadelphia
P Naney Earl
New Castle
Judith Hopper
Newburgh
Alfonse Moosbragger
Green
Ann Storxbadee
Bridge: Circle
Edward D. Flavin, Jr
Kensington Sl
Harriet A. Ronders
Gere Av
Donald J. Shearer
Garfield
Patricia A. Gates
Bellevue Av
George C. Johnson, Jr
Paimer
Leona M. Farmer
Bar
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Shreveport
Nellie J. Abernethy
Irving
John M. Schentrun
Elm St. Alice
Haines
Edwards Av
City Building Bureau
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Black & Decker Factory
Black & Decker
United States
Cy Wace U Meer Association
Oswego Street
Baldwinsville, N.Y
Roy Ae PA Te Sie
North
Syracuse, N.Y
Savings Bank
Balina
Erie Blvd
James ST
Shckok Ave
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